MSC Eligibility

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MSC Training Home MSC Training News MSC Eligibility MSC Rights Our MSC Training Staff Contact MSC Training Staff	*Who is Eligible to Receive MSC?* In order to receive MSC, a person must meet all of the following criteria: A person must have a documented diagnosis of a developmental disability; A person must be enrolled in Medicaid; A person must demonstrate a need for ongoing and comprehensive, rather than incidental, service coordination; A person, or an individual authorized to give consent on behalf of the person, must choose to receive MSC; A person must not permanently live in an Intermediate Care Facility (ICF), Developmental Center (DC), Psychiatric Hospital, Small Residential Unit (SRU), Nursing Facility or Hospital, or any other Medicaid funded setting that provides service coordination; and, A person cannot be enrolled in any other comprehensive Medicaid long-term care service coordination program. Copyright 2005 Parent to Parent of New York State. All Rights Reserved. Back to Top
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Who is Eligible to Receive MSC?