New York Medical Assistance eligibility regulations

New York's Part 360 Medical Assistance regulations organize Medicaid application, eligibility, financial eligibility, entitlement, payment, confidentiality, and managed-care rules.

New York · Effective · Implementation May 7, 2014

What it is

What changed: 18 NYCRR Part 360 is the state regulatory layer for Medical Assistance, including subparts for application process, eligibility requirements, financial eligibility, entitlement to Medical Assistance, payment for services, HIV/AIDS confidentiality, and Medicaid managed-care programs.
Why it matters: When a caregiver is dealing with an application, renewal, managed-care notice, or service-continuity issue, the regulation layer is often the source behind agency instructions and fair-hearing arguments.
Who it touches: Family caregivers, People receiving careMedical Assistance applicants, Medicaid recipients, managed-care members, older adults, disabled people, family caregivers

Sources

18 NYCRR Part 360 Medical Assistance

Last reviewed Jul 4, 2026. This is information, not legal advice; check the source for the current text.