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David A. Paterson Governor

NEW YORK STATE OFFICE OF CHILDREN & FAMILY SERVICES

52 WASHINGTON STREET RENSSELAER, NY 12144

Gladys Carrión, Esq.

Commissioner

Administrative Directive

Transmittal: 10-OCFS-ADM-01

To: Local District Commissioners Executive Directors of Authorized Voluntary Agencies

Issuing Division/Office:

Administration

Date: January 15, 2010

Subject: Maximum State Aid Rates for Foster Care Programs and Residential Programs for Committee on Special Education Placements - Effective July 1, 2009, through March 31, 2010

Suggested Distribution:

Directors of Services Accounting Supervisors

Contact Person(s): David Haase (518) 486-6404 or Daniel Zeidman (518) 474-1384; or by email at [email protected] or [email protected]

Attachments: A – MSARs for Foster Boarding Home Payments and Adoption Subsidies B – MSARs for Supervised Independent Living Programs C – Growth Factors Applied to Voluntary Foster Care Agency MSARs and CSE Maintenance Rates D – MSARs for Voluntary Foster Care Agencies E – In-State CSE Maintenance Rates for SED-Approved Residential Schools Licensed by OCFS F – In-State CSE Maintenance Rates for SED-Approved Residential Schools Licensed by Other NYS Agencies G - Foster Care Maintenance Rates for Long-Term Residential Chemical Dependency Programs Licensed by OASAS

Attachments Available Online:

Rate charts are available on the Rate Information page of the OCFS website at the address below, and are updated as needed.

Link to Internet Site: http://www.ocfs.state.ny.us/main/rates/

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10-OCFS-ADM-01 January 15, 2010

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Filing References

Previous ADMs/INFs

Releases Canceled

Dept. Regs. Soc. Serv. Law & Other

Legal Ref.

Manual Ref. Misc. Ref.

18 NYCRR Part 427

SSL 398-a EL 4402 EL 4405

Standards of Payment for Foster Care of Children – Program Manual

I. Purpose

The purpose of this Administrative Directive (ADM) is to issue Maximum State Aid Rates (MSARs) for Foster Care Programs, and In-State Committee on Special Education (CSE) Maintenance Rates for State Education Department (SED) Approved Residential Schools, effective July 1, 2009, through March 31, 2010. This ADM also includes Foster Care Maintenance Rates currently in effect for Long-Term Residential Chemical Dependency Programs licensed and approved by the New York State Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services (OASAS). A subsequent ADM will be published to specify rates for the balance of the 2009-10 rate year, April 1, 2010, through June 30, 2010. At that time, local departments of social services (LDSSs) and voluntary agencies will be advised regarding rate changes and payment requirements for that period.

II. Background Annually, OCFS issues MSARs and CSE Maintenance Rates to LDSSs advising them of the annual rate methodology approved by the state’s Division of the Budget. MSARs define the reimbursement limits for LDSSs in negotiating contracts with authorized foster care providers, pursuant to Social Services Law §398-a and 18 New York State Codes, Rules and Regulations (NYCRR) Part 427. Pursuant to Section 398-a (2-a) of the Social Services Law, LDSSs are required to pay no less than 100 percent of each OCFS-established congregate care rate as well as each administrative/services rate for a therapeutic, special needs, or emergency foster home program. The details of such minimum payment requirements are specified in 05-OCFS-ADM-04. CSE Maintenance Rates must be paid, as published by OCFS, for children placed by local school districts into SED-approved residential schools pursuant to sections 4402 and 4405 of Education Law. Rates for Long-Term Residential Chemical Dependency (RCD) Programs licensed by OASAS must be used for foster children placed in such settings pursuant to SSL §398(6)(g)(2), based upon a foster care rate methodology agreed to in 1993 by OASAS and the New York State Department of Social Services (now OCFS). This ADM includes the most currently available Foster Care Maintenance Rates for these OASAS programs for youth. However, our understanding from OASAS is that the remaining RCD programs will be converting to a new Medicaid eligible service: Residential Rehabilitation Services for Youth (RRSY). That means, upon conversion to this new service, the provider will bill the


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approved Medicaid rate directly to the Medicaid payment system (eMedNY), instead of billing a foster care rate to the placing social services district. Information about the conversion and the corresponding Medicaid rates is available at: http://www.oasas.state.ny.us/admin/hcf/rrsy.cfm. Our understanding from OASAS is that conversions of RCD to RRSY services will continue to be phased in, and that the provider’s currently approved foster care rate for the RCD program will remain in effect until either the provider converts to the new RRSY service or until OASAS updates the provider’s rate, whichever occurs first.

III. Program Implications (Rates effective July 1, 2009, through March 31, 2010) A. MSARs and In-State CSE Maintenance Rates for Group Care Programs: The

following policies are applicable to all such MSARs and In-State CSE Maintenance Rates, effective July 1, 2009:

1. MSARs for Group Care Programs: The following aggregate growth factors were used in the calculation of group care MSARs:

a. Personal Service (PS): The calculation of trended costs includes one-year

growth factors of 0.0 percent. b. Other-Than-Personal Service (OTPS): The calculation of trended costs

includes one-year growth factors of 0.0 percent. 2. In-State CSE Maintenance Rates: The In-State CSE Maintenance Rates for

Special Act School Districts and on-campus schools affiliated with Article 81 institutions are composed of the MSAR effective July 1, 2009, for the institution program, plus the 2008-09 Medical Per Diem established by the Department of Health (DOH). When the 2009-10 Medical Per Diems are approved by DOH, the In-State CSE Maintenance Rates will be revised to reflect those changes.

The LDSS where the child is a legal resident is responsible for the 10-month CSE Maintenance payment, in the first instance. Changes in the Education Law and SSL brought about by passage of Chapter 62 of the Laws of 2003 provide that the school district of residence must reimburse the LDSS for 20 percent of the maintenance costs for such children. Pursuant to the 2003 amendments, the local school district placing the child will be responsible for the 10-month CSE tuition payment and a portion of the 10-month CSE maintenance payment. The LDSS is not responsible for either the maintenance or tuition payments for CSE summer school placements. 03-OCFS-LCM-22 and 04-OCFS-LCM-13 specified information regarding the procedures for implementing these statutory amendments. CSE Maintenance Rates for children placed by local school districts are not negotiable and must be paid as published. Pursuant to Chapters 53 and 496 of the Laws of 2008, the revisions to the 10-month CSE maintenance reimbursement formula continue as follows:

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For a child placed by a school district into a privately operated residential school or special act school district:

State share is 36.848 percent and local share is 43.152. The 20 percent portion chargeable to the child’s school district of residence for the 10-month CSE maintenance payment remains at 20 percent.

For a child admitted to a state-operated school for the deaf or blind:

State share is 46.06 percent and local share is 53.94 percent.

3. Program Classification Reviews: Agencies seeking a change in program

classification should contact OCFS using the contact information in this ADM. 4. Capital Projects for Congregate Care Facilities Operated by Voluntary

Agencies: OCFS is continuing its capital rate policies, which would allow OCFS to include in the MSAR an add-on rate to specifically fund an approved capital project for a voluntary agency. Two mechanisms are potentially available to support these policies:

a. The Dormitory Authority of the State of New York (DASNY) funding

mechanism, which was authorized under Chapter 472 of the Laws of 2004 to finance capital projects in residential institutions operated by private agencies for which OCFS establishes a maintenance rate. To implement Chapter 472, OCFS issued 05-OCFS-LCM-18, which specified the details of that mechanism, which allowed for the submission of applications through January 31, 2006. Currently, there are no new opportunities to apply under this mechanism.

Regarding approved DASNY-financed projects, the LDSS is required to pay the add-on rate as part of the MSAR payment for each child placed in a program that has a DASNY add-on rate, and state reimbursement is available net of any available federal funding for those costs that exceed the LDSS’s foster care block grant allocation. State share is 46.06 percent and local share is 53.94 percent. This additional reimbursement is made available to each LDSS for eligible payments at the end of each State Fiscal Year through the local district settlement process.

b. The Property Parameter Waiver (PPW) funding mechanism, which was also

implemented in 05-OCFS-LCM-18 to support the same objectives as the DASNY mechanism within the context of existing funding formulas for Foster Care or CSE maintenance. For PPW proposals, ongoing applications may be submitted.

c. The instructions for capital project applications are available at the following

Internet address in a separate section titled “Capital Project Applications…” at http://www.ocfs.state.ny.us/main/rates/

B. MSARs for Foster Boarding Home (FBH) Programs: The following policies are

applicable to all rates associated with FBH programs, effective July 1, 2009:

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1. Administrative/Services Rates for Voluntary Agencies: The following aggregate growth factors were used in the calculation of MSARs for the administrative/services rates for FBH programs:

a. PS: The calculation of trended costs includes one-year growth factors of 0.0

percent. b. OTPS: The calculation of trended costs includes one-year growth factors of

0.0 percent. c. Property Cost Transfer Policy: OCFS is continuing its policy of supporting

an offset of an FBH program’s property overage with available growth that is not being used in the program’s administrative cost center. The offset is automatically calculated, which means the MSAR reflects the application of available administrative growth to an overage of property expenditures.

2. Payments to Foster Parents: OCFS policies effective July 1, 2009, regarding

MSARs for “pass-through” payments for the foster parent components of the FBH program (including adoption subsidy payments) are as follows:

a. Basic Room and Board Payment to Foster or Adoptive Parents: There are

no changes to the MSARs for board and care payments to foster or adoptive parents effective July 1, 2009, through March 31, 2010.

b. Clothing Allowance: There are no changes to the MSARs for replacement

clothing paid to foster or adoptive parents effective July 1, 2009, through March 31, 2010.

c. Diaper Allowance: There are no changes to the MSARs for diaper payments

to foster or adoptive parents, for birth through three years of age, effective July 1, 2009, through March 31, 2010.

d. Payments to Foster Parents for Emergency Placements: The MSAR for

this type of payment is calculated as 200 percent of the MSAR effective July 1, 2009, for a non-special or non-exceptional child (i.e., 200 percent of the basic rate associated for the child according to his/her age).

e. AIDS Per Diem Add-On: The $15 AIDS per diem add-on continues to be

effective July 1, 2009, for children with HIV/AIDS placed in regular FBH programs. The treatment of the $15 per diem revenue for rate setting purposes is as follows: revenue from the $15 AIDS per diem was subtracted from the allowable direct care costs for each FBH program, and the adjusted costs were compared with the direct care parameter to determine the rate base.

f. Finder’s Fee for Recruiting New Foster Homes: OCFS is continuing the

policy of allowing LDSSs to pay a voluntary finder’s fee of up to $200 to existing foster parents who recruit new foster parents. For detailed information regarding how to apply this policy, please refer to Chapter 8, Section G, of the Standards of Payment for Foster Care of Children Program Manual at: http://www.ocfs.state.ny.us/main/rates/FosterCare/Manual/.

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C. Rate Stabilization for New Programs: OCFS is continuing its rate stabilization policy for all new programs for which it is first using historical program expenses. There is a ten (10) percent margin of rate variance. The first cost-based rate for a new program will be no more than, or no less than, ten (10) percent of the prior year’s budget-based rate.

D. Supervised Independent Living Programs (SILPs): There are no changes to the

MSARs for double occupancy SILPs, triple occupancy SILPs, and four- and five-bed mother/child SILPs effective July 1, 2009, through March 31, 2010.

E. Foster Care Maintenance Rates for Residential Chemical Dependency Programs

licensed by OASAS: All rates approved by OASAS for foster children placed into Residential Chemical Dependency Programs are accepted by OCFS for purposes of payment and reimbursement. These rates are not negotiable and must be paid as published.

F. CSE Maintenance Rates for Out-of-State Schools: Annually, OCFS issues out-of-

state CSE Maintenance Rates to LDSSs based on rate information approved by other states, recommended by SED, and reviewed and approved by OCFS. CSE Maintenance Rates, approved by OCFS, must be used by LDSSs as the basis for making CSE Maintenance payments for children approved by SED for placements in out-of-state private residential schools. Issuance of and payment responsibilities for these rates are governed by Section 4405 of Education Law. These rates are not negotiable and must be paid as published. A separate ADM is issued by OCFS for Out-of-State CSE Maintenance Rates.

G. Rates Under Review: Where the published MSAR is coded as “under review,” it

means that there may be outstanding issues regarding the calculation of that MSAR, and that it may be revised.

IV. Program Implications (MSARs to be effective April 1, 2010)

As stated above, a subsequent ADM will be published to specify rate policies and rates for the balance of the 2009-10 rate year (April 1, 2010, through June 30, 2010).

V. Systems Implications

Existing procedures for processing MSAR payments and reimbursing claims will continue to be applicable.

VI. Rate Consultations/Rate Adjustments

The purpose of issuing MSARs is to specify the OCFS-approved maximum reimbursement program rates for state and federal claiming purposes, as well as to provide guidance to


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LDSSs in their contract negotiations with providers of foster care. MSAR payment requirements, pursuant to Section 398-a (2-a) of the SSL, prohibit LDSSs from paying less than the MSAR established by OCFS for each congregate care rate and for each administrative/services rate for a therapeutic, special needs, or emergency foster home program operated by a voluntary agency, as specified in 05-OCFS-ADM-04. Where a local district agrees to contract for a rate that is greater than the published MSAR, OCFS can assist the local district and/or the voluntary agency in developing a program intensification request to increase the MSAR. OCFS regulation 18 NYCRR 427.9 allows the LDSS and/or the voluntary foster care agency to request a rate consultation in regard to a promulgated MSAR, as follows:

For the LDSS that is requesting rate consultation, such a request must be submitted in writing and be received by OCFS within 30 days of the date a rate is issued (as specified in 18 NYCRR 427.9 and in Chapter 9 of the Standards of Payments for Foster Care of Children Program Manual). The LDSS should send such requests for a rate consultation to:

Daniel Zeidman, Chief Rate Analyst Office of Children and Family Services Rate Setting Unit, Rm. 314 South 52 Washington Street Rensselaer, NY 12144

A voluntary agency requesting a rate consultation must use the Web-based Statewide Standards of Payment (SSOP) system to submit its request electronically. Pursuant to OCFS regulations, such requests must be received (in this case, electronically) within 30 days of the date a rate is issued.

Note: Rate calculation policies specified in this ADM are not subject to consultation or appeal.

VII. Effective Date This directive is effective as of the date of its issuance.

/s/ Thomas S. Tipple Issued By: Name: Thomas S. Tipple Title: Deputy Commissioner Division/Office: Administration


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Attachment A

Maximum State Aid Rates for Foster Boarding Home Payments and Adoption Subsidies 2009 – 2010 Rate Year (July 1, 2009 – March 31, 2010)

Maximum State Aid Rates for Payments to Foster Parents and for Adoption Subsidies Age 0 – 5 Age 6 – 11 Age 12 and Over

Monthly Amount

Per Diem Monthly Amount

Per Diem Monthly Amount

Per Diem

Metro * $520 $17.10 $613 $20.15 $709 $23.31 Upstate $474 $15.58 $571 $18.77 $660 $21.70 Monthly Amount Per Diem Special Children $1,140 $37.48 Exceptional Children $1,729 $56.84

Maximum State Aid Rates for Clothing Allowances Age Monthly Amount Per Diem

0 – 5 $29.91 $ .98 6 – 11 $41.82 $1.37 12 – 15 $64.84 $2.13 16 and Over $79.32 $2.61 Maximum State Aid Rate for Diaper Allowance Age Monthly Amount Per Diem

0 – 3 $ 55 $1.81 Maximum State Aid Rates for Payments to Foster Parents for Emergency Placements Maximum State Aid Rate is 200% of the MSAR for a Non-Special or Non-Exceptional Child.

* Metro includes the following districts: NYC, Nassau, Suffolk, Westchester and Rockland counties.


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Attachment B

MSARs for Supervised Independent Living Programs (SILPs) 2009 – 2010 Rate Year (July 1, 2009 – March 31, 2010)

Double Occupancy MSARs Annual Amount Per Diem

Downstate * $66,399 ** $121.28 *** Upstate $55,529 ** $101.42 ***

Triple Occupancy MSARs Annual Amount Per Diem

Downstate * $91,598 ** $111.53 *** Upstate $77,687 ** $ 94.60 ***

Four-Bed Mother/Child MSARs Annual Amount Per Diem

Downstate * $110,689 ** $101.09 *** Upstate $ 94,755 ** $ 86.53 ***

Five-Bed Mother/Child MSARs Annual Amount Per Diem

Downstate * $132,826 ** $97.04 *** Upstate $114,349 ** $83.54 *** * Downstate includes the following districts: NYC, Nassau, Suffolk, Westchester, Rockland, Orange and Putnam counties. ** This represents projected annual costs per apartment, which are shared equally by each

resident. *** Maximum State Aid Rates are calculated at 75 percent utilization. Note: When a mother in foster care is placed with one or more of her children in one of the

above SILP programs, it is OCFS’ continuing expectation that the applicable payment rate specified above will be paid to the voluntary agency for the mother and each child living with the mother.


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Attachment C

Growth Factors Applied to Voluntary Foster Care Agency MSARs and CSE Maintenance Rates

2009 – 2010 Rate Year (July 1, 2009 – March 31, 2010)

Group Care by Component Component

One-Year Adj. Factors applied to historical costs (%)

Child Care 0.0 Social Services 0.0 Child Support and Food 0.0 Misc. Direct Care 0.0 Fixed Property 0.0 Variable Maintenance 0.0 Utilities 0.0 Administration 0.0 Foster Boarding Home by Component Component


Social Services 0.0 Misc. Direct Care 0.0 Property 0.0 Administration 0.0

Personal Service Growth Factors: These are the same for Group Care and FBH Programs PS Type


Child Care 0.0 Social Services 0.0 Child Support 0.0 Maintenance 0.0 Administration 0.0


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New York State Office of Children and Family Services Attachment D Standards of Payment System for Foster Care of Children

Maximum State Aid Rates for Voluntary Foster Care Agencies July 1, 2009 – March 31, 2010

Agency Name Code Program Name Program

Type Rate

Effective Date

ClassUnder Review

Abbott House B Regular INST Institution 192.64 7/1/2009 6

Abbott House B9 Emergency INST Institution 238.78 7/1/2009 99

Abbott House D Regular GH Group Home 202.09 7/1/2009 12

Abbott House D1 Bellevue GH Group Home 218.83 7/1/2009 3

Abbott House D2 CWA (Special Homes) GH

Group Home 239.65 7/1/2009 6

Abbott House D3 Westchester/Rockland GH

Group Home 248.14 7/1/2009 6

Abbott House D4 Westchester (Special) GH

Group Home 273.68 7/1/2009 1

Abbott House D5 HTP (Quincy) GH Group Home 292.06 7/1/2009 HTP

Abbott House D9 Emergency GH Group Home 208.21 7/1/2009 99

Abbott House F Regular FBH Regular 30.29 7/1/2009

Abbott House F3 Therapeutic FBH Therapeutic 57.96 7/1/2009

Adirondack Experience D Regular GH Group Home 207.18 7/1/2009 12

Astor Home for Children

B Regular INST Institution 194.17 7/1/2009 3


B7 HTP INST Institution 286.79 7/1/2009 HTP


F3 Therapeutic FBH Therapeutic 58.13 7/1/2009

AWIXA D Regular GH Group Home 258.01 7/1/2009 12

Baker Victory Services B Regular INST Institution 216.81 7/1/2009 3

Baker Victory Services B6 HTP INST Institution 355.01 7/1/2009 HTP

Baker Victory Services B7 Multiple Diagnosis HTP

Institution 432.13 7/1/2009 HTP

Baker Victory Services C Mother/Child GR Group Residence

195.11 7/1/2009 12

Baker Victory Services D Regular GH Group Home 244.36 7/1/2009 12

Baker Victory Services F Regular FBH Regular 36.19 7/1/2009

Berkshire Farm Center&Svs for Youth





F Regular FBH Regular 39.68 7/1/2009




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Type Rate

Effective Date

ClassUnder Review

Boys Town of New York

A Regular ABH Agency Boarding Home

317.54 7/1/2009 12

Buffalo Urban League F Regular FBH Regular 26.52 7/1/2009

Cardinal McCloskey C9 Emergency (Ossining) GR

Group Residence

268.28 7/1/2009 99

Cardinal McCloskey D Regular GH Group Home 195.74 7/1/2009 9

Cardinal McCloskey F Regular FBH Regular 33.77 7/1/2009

Cardinal McCloskey F3 Therapeutic FBH Therapeutic 75.12 7/1/2009

Catholic Charities of Broome Cty

D Regular GH Group Home 155.78 7/1/2009 6

Catholic Charities of Buffalo


Catholic Charities of Rockville Ctr

C Mother/Child GR Group Residence

105.28 7/1/2009 12

Catholic Charities of Saratoga, Warren & Washington Counties


Catholic Family Center of Rochester


Catholic Family Center of Rochester


Catholic Guardian Society and Home Bureau

A Mother/Child ABH Agency Boarding Home

226.18 7/1/2009 12


D1 Mother/Child (Enhanced) GH

Group Home 186.92 7/1/2009 3


D6 HTP GH Group Home 264.35 7/1/2009 HTP


F Regular (ACS-IFF) FBH

Regular 47.83 7/1/2009


F1 Special Needs FBH Special Medical Needs

59.30 7/1/2009



Cayuga Home for Children







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Type Rate

Effective Date

ClassUnder Review



Charlton School B Regular INST Institution 206.43 7/1/2009 6

Child and Family Services of Erie








Children's Aid Society F Regular (ACS-IFF) FBH

Regular 50.96 7/1/2009

Children's Aid Society F1 Special Needs (Seriously Ill Children) FBH

Special Medical Needs

62.27 7/1/2009

Children's Aid Society F3 Therapeutic FBH Therapeutic 84.19 7/1/2009

Children's Home of Jefferson Cty






Children's Home of Kingston



B1 HTP (CSE Intensive) Institution



D1 Regular GH Group Home 195.84 7/1/2009 6

Children's Home of Poughkeepsie


281.80 7/1/2009 3




B9 Emergency INST Institution 379.74 7/1/2009 99


D Mother/Child 94 Fulton St

Group Home 413.53 7/1/2009 3

Children's Home of Wyoming Conf.





D Regular (Boys) GH Group Home 210.21 7/1/2009 12


D2 Regular (Ardsley) GH Group Home 200.07 7/1/2009 12


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Type Rate

Effective Date

ClassUnder Review


D9 Emergency GH Group Home 257.91 7/1/2009 99





Children's Village B Regular INST Institution 188.85 7/1/2009 6

Children's Village B4 HTP (CSE Intensive Services) INST


Children's Village B5 HTP (Westchester) INST


Children's Village B6 HTP (Crisis Residence) INST


Children's Village B7 HTP-ED (Haven's Intensive) INST


Children's Village B8 HTP-Sex Offenders (New Directions) INST


Children's Village D Regular GH Group Home 204.53 7/1/2009 9

Children's Village F Regular (ACS-IFF) FBH

Regular 62.15 7/1/2009

Children's Village F3 Therapeutic FBH Therapeutic 83.17 7/1/2009

Coalition for Hispanic Family Svs


Regular 48.44 7/1/2009

Community Counseling & Mediation


Community Counseling & Mediation


Community Maternity Svs

A Emergency ABH Agency Boarding Home

297.76 7/1/2009 99


C Mother/Child (Heery Center) GR

Group Residence

172.85 7/1/2009 9




F7 Special FBH Regular 62.42 7/1/2009


O Maternity GH Group Home 198.66 7/1/2009 12

Compass House C Regular GR Group Residence

205.04 7/1/2009 6

Crestwood Children's Ctr


Edwin Gould Svs for Children


Regular 46.40 7/1/2009

Elmcrest Children's Ctr A Regular ABH Agency Boarding Home

192.81 7/1/2009 12


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Type Rate

Effective Date

ClassUnder Review

Elmcrest Children's Ctr B Regular INST Institution 185.18 7/1/2009 6

Elmcrest Children's Ctr B1 Family Support (Managed Care) INST


Elmcrest Children's Ctr B2 HTP INST Institution 282.01 7/1/2009 HTP

Elmcrest Children's Ctr B9 Emergency INST Institution 235.04 7/1/2009 99

Emergency Housing Group

C Regular GR Group Residence

146.50 7/1/2009 12

Episcopal Social Svs of NY




Regular 40.96 7/1/2009



75.28 7/1/2009

Equinox C Regular GR Group Residence

200.34 7/1/2009 12

Family of Woodstock C Regular GR Group Residence

158.87 7/1/2009 9

Family Services of Westchester


Family Services of Westchester


Family Support Systems Unlimited


Family Support Systems Unlimited


Forestdale F Regular FBH Regular 36.52 7/1/2009

Gateway-Longview, Inc.





D Mother/Child GH Group Home 147.42 7/1/2009 9





Glove House D Regular GH Group Home 218.08 7/1/2009 6

Glove House D2 Tioga GH Group Home 210.04 7/1/2009 6

Glove House D3 Tompkins GH Group Home 250.10 7/1/2009 6

Glove House F3 Therapeutic FBH Therapeutic 64.83 7/1/2009

Glove House F4 Regular FBH Regular 36.13 7/1/2009

Good Shepherd Svs B1 HTP (Euphrasian) INST Institution 351.36 7/1/2009 HTP

Good Shepherd Svs F Regular FBH Regular 36.42 7/1/2009

Good Shepherd Svs F3 Therapeutic FBH Therapeutic 114.52 7/1/2009


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Type Rate

Effective Date

ClassUnder Review

Graham Windham B Regular INST Institution 202.14 7/1/2009 3

Graham Windham B1 HTP (CSE Intensive Services) INST


Graham Windham F Regular FBH Regular 39.83 7/1/2009

Graham Windham F3 Therapeutic FBH Therapeutic 68.05 7/1/2009

Graham Windham F9 Emergency FBH Emergency 41.60 7/1/2009

Green Chimneys Children's Svs

A7 HTP ABH Agency Boarding Home

392.24 7/1/2009 HTP






C8 HTP GR Group Residence

294.88 7/1/2009 HTP




D1 Special (OMH) GH Group Home 221.88 7/1/2009 12

Harlem Dowling-Westside Ctr




24.04 7/1/2009



Harmony Heights B Regular INST Institution 183.22 7/1/2009 2

Heartshare Human Svs of NY


Hillside Children's Ctr B Regular INST Institution 243.67 7/1/2009 3

Hillside Children's Ctr B1 HTP (Horton) INST Institution 305.94 7/1/2009 HTP

Hillside Children's Ctr B3 HTP (Hard to Place-Varick) INST


Hillside Children's Ctr B5 HTP (X Systems-Varick) INST


Hillside Children's Ctr B6 HTP (Finger Lakes-GROW Program) INST


Hillside Children's Ctr B7 HTP (XS Transitional Unit) INST


Hillside Children's Ctr B8 HTP (Critical Care) INST


Hillside Children's Ctr D9 Emergency GH Group Home 300.57 7/1/2009 99

Hillside Children's Ctr F Regular FBH Regular 25.13 7/1/2009

Hillside Children's Ctr F3 Therapeutic FBH Therapeutic 79.44 7/1/2009

Homespace Corporation C Mother/Child GR Group Residence

107.51 7/1/2009 12


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Type Rate

Effective Date

ClassUnder Review

Hope for Youth D Regular GH Group Home 278.21 7/1/2009 9

Hope for Youth D9 Emergency GH Group Home 247.69 7/1/2009 99

Hope for Youth F Regular FBH Regular 25.63 7/1/2009

Hope for Youth F3 Therapeutic FBH Therapeutic 69.12 7/1/2009

Hope for Youth F9 Emergency FBH Emergency 38.78 7/1/2009

Hopevale B Regular INST Institution 225.94 7/1/2009 6

Hopevale F Regular FBH Regular 28.40 7/1/2009

Hopevale F3 Therapeutic FBH Therapeutic 50.77 7/1/2009

House of the Good Shepherd


213.46 7/1/2009 12















In Flight A Regular ABH Agency Boarding Home

240.95 7/1/2009 12

Inwood House A Mother/Child ABH Agency Boarding Home

216.98 7/1/2009 12

Inwood House F Mother/Child FBH Regular 40.51 7/1/2009

Inwood House O Maternity INST Institution 241.57 7/1/2009 2

Jewish Bd. of Fam&Children Svs

B1 Hawthorne INST Institution 211.59 7/1/2009 3


B2 HTP (Hawthorne) INST Institution 358.95 7/1/2009 HTP


C3 Emergency (Geller) GR Group Residence

232.25 7/1/2009 99


C7 HTP (Kaplan House) GR

Group Residence

361.64 7/1/2009 HTP



Jewish Child Care Assn. of NY


131.76 7/1/2009 12


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Type Rate

Effective Date

ClassUnder Review


B Edenwald Ctr INST Institution 235.05 7/1/2009 6


B3 Pleasantville INST Institution 274.05 7/1/2009 6


B4 Emergency (Pleasantville Diag) INST

Institution 381.60 7/1/2009 99


B5 HTP (Gateways) INST Institution 335.10 7/1/2009 HTP







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Kidspeace F Regular FBH Regular 33.19 7/1/2009

Kidspeace F3 Therapeutic FBH Therapeutic 55.58 7/1/2009

Kinship Fam&Youth Svs


Kinship Fam&Youth Svs


Lake Grove School A Regular ABH Agency Boarding Home

123.35 7/1/2009 12

Lake Grove School B3 Regular (ED) INST Institution 226.80 7/1/2009 6

LaSalle School B Regular INST Institution 197.85 7/1/2009 6

Leake and Watts Services



B1 Special INST Institution 197.74 7/1/2009 2


B10 HTP (CSE Intensive) INST



B7 HTP (Westchester) INST



B9 Emergency (Pins) INST Institution 228.76 7/1/2009 99


C7 HTP Mother/Child (Bleibtreu) GR

Group Residence

184.08 7/1/2009 HTP


C8 HTP Mother/Child (234th St.) GR

Group Residence

187.48 7/1/2009 HTP


D1 Hollis and Lefrak GH Group Home 286.30 7/1/2009 3


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Type Rate

Effective Date

ClassUnder Review


D2 Regular GH Group Home 227.39 7/1/2009 9





62.73 7/1/2009


F3 Therapeutic-THR Therapeutic 57.25 7/1/2009

Liberty Resources F3 Therapeutic (Oswego) FBH

Therapeutic 83.36 7/1/2009

Liberty Resources F4 Therapeutic (Onondaga) FBH


Lifetime Assistance F3 Therapeutic FBH Therapeutic 63.10 7/1/2009

Lincoln Hall B Regular INST Institution 215.32 7/1/2009 3

Little Flower Children Svs



B1 HTP (Crisis Respite) INST






48.98 7/1/2009



Long Island Adol&Fam Svs


Long Island Adol&Fam Svs


Lutheran Soc. Serv.-GA Division








Lutheran Social Svs of Metro NY


154.35 7/1/2009 12


D2 Mother/Child GH Group Home 203.74 7/1/2009 12





67.38 7/1/2009


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Type Rate

Effective Date

ClassUnder Review

Martin DePorres A Regular ABH Agency Boarding Home

194.75 7/1/2009 12

Martin DePorres D Regular GH Group Home 172.73 7/1/2009 9

Martin DePorres School C HTP (CSE Intensive) GR

Group Residence

416.41 7/1/2009 HTP

McQuade Foundation B Regular INST Institution 247.88 7/1/2009 3

McQuade Foundation B1 HTP (Fulton-621 Cottage) INST


McQuade Foundation C9 Emergency GR Group Residence

294.27 7/1/2009 99

McQuade Foundation D1 Regular GH Group Home 247.81 7/1/2009 9

McQuade Foundation D9 Emergency GH Group Home 320.61 7/1/2009 99

Mental Health Assoc. in Ulster Cty


MercyFirst A Mother/Child ABH Agency Boarding Home

281.37 7/1/2009 3

MercyFirst A9 Emergency ABH Agency Boarding Home

317.55 7/1/2009 99

MercyFirst B Regular INST Institution 196.92 7/1/2009 9

MercyFirst B6 HTP (EN) INST Institution 334.53 7/1/2009 HTP

MercyFirst B7 HTP (Sex Offenders) INST


MercyFirst B8 HTP (Farnan) INST Institution 280.40 7/1/2009 HTP

MercyFirst B9 Emergency INST Institution 248.94 7/1/2009 99

MercyFirst C Mother/Child GR Group Residence

238.70 7/1/2009 11

MercyFirst D Regular GH Group Home 270.14 7/1/2009 3

MercyFirst D1 Special GH Group Home 319.55 7/1/2009 1

MercyFirst D9 Emergency GH Group Home 290.54 7/1/2009 99

MercyFirst F Regular FBH Regular 30.97 7/1/2009

MercyFirst F3 Therapeutic FBH Therapeutic 85.42 7/1/2009

Ministry for Hope D Regular GH Group Home 350.98 7/1/2009 HTP

Mountain Lake Children's Residence




Native American Comm. Svs


New Alternatives for Children

F1 Special Needs (HIV) FBH

Special Medical Needs

117.93 7/1/2009


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Type Rate

Effective Date

ClassUnder Review



111.36 7/1/2009



New Directions Youth&Family Svs


212.01 7/1/2009 12


A1 Chautauqua ABH Agency Boarding Home

207.02 7/1/2009 12


B Randolph INST Institution 202.44 7/1/2009 6


B1 Wyndham INST Institution 197.36 7/1/2009 3


B2 HTP (Wyndham) INST Institution 266.72 7/1/2009 HTP



142.36 7/1/2009 12



New York Foundling Hosp.

A Mother/Child ABH Agency Boarding Home

192.84 7/1/2009 12


A1 Cluster ABH Agency Boarding Home

209.16 7/1/2009 6


B2 Mother/Child INST Institution 162.55 7/1/2009 12


C4 Emergency (SI Reception Ctr) GR

Group Residence

308.99 7/1/2009 99





Regular 48.56 7/1/2009




O1 HTP (Maternity) GH Group Home 344.56 7/1/2009 HTP

North American Family Inst (NAFI)

F Therapeutic FBH Therapeutic 99.41 7/1/2009

Northeast Parent&Child Society







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Type Rate

Effective Date

ClassUnder Review





Ohel Children's Home A7 HTP ABH Agency Boarding Home

302.37 7/1/2009 HTP

Ohel Children's Home C Regular GR Group Residence

162.92 7/1/2009 2

Ohel Children's Home F Regular FBH Regular 43.18 7/1/2009

Oswego Cty Opportunities


214.53 7/1/2009 9

Parsons Child&Fam Center



B6 Special INST Institution 259.27 7/1/2009 1




D6 Special GH Group Home 279.88 7/1/2009 1


D9 Emergency (Heely House) GH

Group Home 398.42 7/1/2009 99






F4 Therapeutic (MDTFC) FBH


Rosalie Hall O Maternity INST Institution 227.63 7/1/2009 12

Saint Anne's Inst. B Regular INST Institution 149.84 7/1/2009 6

Saint Anne's Inst. B5 HTP INST Institution 307.36 7/1/2009 HTP

Saint Cabrini Home A Regular ABH Agency Boarding Home

242.35 7/1/2009 9

Saint Catherine's Ctr C Program 1-GR Group Residence

280.59 7/1/2009 1

Saint Catherine's Ctr C1 Program 2-GR Group Residence

268.16 7/1/2009 1

Saint Catherine's Ctr D Regular GH Group Home 246.39 7/1/2009 3

Saint Catherine's Ctr F Regular FBH Regular 43.05 7/1/2009

Saint Christopher, Inc. B1 Dobbs Ferry-INST Institution 194.75 7/1/2009 3

Saint Christopher, Inc. B2 Valhalla-INST Institution 132.94 7/1/2009 6

Saint Christopher, Inc. B7 HTP - Intensive (DF)-INST



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Type Rate

Effective Date

ClassUnder Review

Saint Christopher, Inc. B8 HTP - Intensive (Valhalla)-INST


Saint Christopher, Inc. B9 HTP - Intensive (REACH) INST


Saint Christopher-Ottilie (SCO)

A1 Regular ABH Agency Boarding Home

212.54 7/1/2009 9



266.14 7/1/2009 HTP



335.36 7/1/2009 HTP


B2 HTP (Seacliff) INST Institution 329.27 7/1/2009 HTP


B3 HTP Madonna (CSE Intensive) INST



C Mother/Child (Bethany II) GR

Group Residence

149.89 7/1/2009 12


C1 Mother/Child (Bethany 1) GR

Group Residence

157.20 7/1/2009 12


C5 HTP (Market St) GR Group Residence

304.77 7/1/2009 HTP


C7 HTP (Pathways) GR Group Residence

370.44 7/1/2009 HTP


D6 HTP (GLBTQ) GH Group Home 270.38 7/1/2009 HTP



Regular 46.15 7/1/2009


F10 Regular (non-ACS) FBH

Regular 42.06 7/1/2009



Saint Colman's Home A Regular ABH Agency Boarding Home

148.71 7/1/2009 9

Saint Colman's Home B Regular INST Institution 157.07 7/1/2009 6

Saint Dominic's Home F Regular (ACS-IFF) FBH

Regular 43.31 7/1/2009

Saint Dominic's Home F3 Therapeutic FBH Therapeutic 70.36 7/1/2009

Saint John Bosco Children & Family Svcs

A HTP ABH Agency Boarding Home

259.78 7/1/2009 HTP

Saint John's Residence B Regular INST Institution 204.52 7/1/2009 6

Saint John's Residence B9 Emergency INST Institution 211.61 7/1/2009 99

Saint Joseph's Villa of Rochester



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Type Rate

Effective Date

ClassUnder Review



Saint Vincent's Hall D1 Queens GH Group Home 228.84 7/1/2009 6

Saint Vincent's Hall D2 Staten Island GH Group Home 246.19 7/1/2009 3

Saint Vincent's Hall D4 Wheeler (Special) GH Group Home 254.17 7/1/2009 1

Saint Vincent's Hall F Regular FBH Regular 31.59 7/1/2009

Saint Vincent's Hall F1 Special Needs FBH Special Medical Needs

61.25 7/1/2009

Salvation Army Soc. Svs for Children

B8 HTP (E. Village) INST Institution 206.03 7/1/2009 HTP




D1 Special GH Group Home 192.06 7/1/2009 3







Sarah Minnie Badger Foster Care Agency


Snell Farm Children's Center


Society for Children&Families


Society for Children&Families


Summit Children's Residence


Timothy Hill Children's Ranch


Toomey Residential Svs A1 Regular ABH Agency Boarding Home

268.27 7/1/2009 3

Toomey Residential Svs A2 Vanida/Miles-ABH Agency Boarding Home

205.92 7/1/2009 6

Toomey Residential Svs F Regular FBH Regular 24.66 7/1/2009

Toomey Residential Svs F3 Therapeutic FBH Therapeutic 32.92 7/1/2009

Transitional Svs (Amity)


187.47 7/1/2009 8

Transitional Svs Assn (Saratoga)



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Type Rate

Effective Date

ClassUnder Review

Vanderheyden Hall B Regular INST Institution 225.27 7/1/2009 12

Vanderheyden Hall B1 HTP (CSE Intensive) INST


Vanderheyden Hall D1 Regular GH Group Home 198.87 7/1/2009 9

Vanderheyden Hall D2 Special (OMH) GH Group Home 239.84 7/1/2009 2

William George Agency B Regular INST Institution 199.17 7/1/2009 3

William George Agency B1 HTP (Special) INST Institution 248.36 7/1/2009 HTP

William George Agency B2 HTP (Sex Offender) INST


William George Agency B3 HTP (MR/ED) INST Institution 306.62 7/1/2009 HTP

William George Agency B4 HTP (Dual Diagnosis) INST


Yonkers Residential Ctr. C Mother/Child GR Group Residence

195.51 7/1/2009 12

Yonkers Residential Ctr. C1 Regular (North Broadway) GR

Group Residence

235.99 7/1/2009 3

Yonkers Residential Ctr. D2 Special (OMH) GH Group Home 222.41 7/1/2009 3


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New York State Office of Children and Family Services Attachment E Standards of Payment System for Foster Care of Children

In-State CSE Maintenance Rates for SED-Approved Residential Programs Licensed by OCFS

July 1, 2009 – March 31, 2010

Agency Name Code Program Name Program Type Rate Effective

Date Class

Under Review

Abbott House B Regular INST CSE Maintenance

213.37 7/1/2009 6


B Regular INST CSE Maintenance

228.51 7/1/2009 3


B7 HTP INST CSE Maintenance

403.30 7/1/2009 HTP

Baker Victory Services B Regular INST CSE Maintenance

243.06 7/1/2009 3

Baker Victory Services B6 HTP INST CSE Maintenance

386.65 7/1/2009 HTP

Baker Victory Services B7 Multiple Diagnosis HTP

CSE Maintenance

463.77 7/1/2009 HTP



249.74 7/1/2009 6



429.62 7/1/2009 HTP

Charlton School B Regular INST CSE Maintenance

236.45 7/1/2009 6



238.64 7/1/2009 6



335.47 7/1/2009 HTP



231.23 7/1/2009 6

Children's Village B Regular INST CSE Maintenance

221.31 7/1/2009 6

Children's Village B4 HTP (CSE Intensive Services) INST

CSE Maintenance

417.00 7/1/2009 HTP

Children's Village B7 HTP-ED (Haven's Intensive) INST

CSE Maintenance

361.28 7/1/2009 HTP

Children's Village B8 HTP-Sex Offenders (New Directions) INST

CSE Maintenance

400.41 7/1/2009 HTP

Crestwood Children's Ctr.


269.59 7/1/2009 6



215.26 7/1/2009 6



349.71 7/1/2009 HTP


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Date Class

Under Review

Graham Windham B Regular INST CSE Maintenance

224.36 7/1/2009 3

Graham Windham B1 HTP (CSE Intensive) INST

CSE Maintenance

416.82 7/1/2009 HTP



272.87 7/1/2009 3



401.86 7/1/2009 HTP

Harmony Heights B Regular INST CSE Maintenance

205.51 7/1/2009 2

Hillside Children's Ctr B Regular INST CSE Maintenance

266.96 7/1/2009 3

Hillside Children's Ctr B1 HTP (Horton) INST CSE Maintenance

388.22 7/1/2009 HTP

Hillside Children's Ctr B3 HTP (Varick) INST CSE Maintenance

416.09 7/1/2009 HTP

Hillside Children's Ctr B5 HTP (X Systems-Varick) INST

CSE Maintenance

529.51 7/1/2009 HTP

Hillside Children's Ctr B6 HTP (Finger Lakes-GROW Program) INST

CSE Maintenance

439.12 7/1/2009 HTP

Hillside Children's Ctr B8 HTP (Critical Care) INST

CSE Maintenance

448.35 7/1/2009 HTP

Hopevale B Regular INST CSE Maintenance

255.45 7/1/2009 6

House of the Good Sheperd


223.43 7/1/2009 6



384.68 7/1/2009 HTP


B9 Emergency INST CSE Maintenance

264.58 7/1/2009 99


B1 Hawthorne INST CSE Maintenance

253.42 7/1/2009 3


B2 HTP (Hawthorne) INST

CSE Maintenance

445.79 7/1/2009 HTP


B Edenwald Ctr INST CSE Maintenance

281.54 7/1/2009 6


B3 Pleasantville INST CSE Maintenance

311.09 7/1/2009 6


B5 HTP (Gateways) INST

CSE Maintenance

372.14 7/1/2009 HTP



338.26 7/1/2009 1

Lake Grove School B3 Regular (ED) INST CSE Maintenance

249.56 7/1/2009 6

LaSalle School B Regular INST CSE Maintenance

229.66 7/1/2009 6


28


Date Class

Under Review



246.24 7/1/2009 3


B1 Special INST CSE Maintenance

224.79 7/1/2009 2


B10 HTP (CSE Intensive) INST

CSE Maintenance

437.00 7/1/2009 HTP


B7 HTP (Westchester) INST

CSE Maintenance

362.82 7/1/2009 HTP

Little Flower Children Svs.


289.31 7/1/2009 3



223.63 7/1/2009 3

Martin DePorres School C HTP (CSE Intensive) INST

CSE Maintenance

416.41 7/1/2009 HTP

McQuade Foundation B Regular INST CSE Maintenance

276.00 7/1/2009 3

McQuade Foundation B1 HTP (Fulton-621 Cottage) INST

CSE Maintenance

336.66 9/1/2009 HTP



236.42 7/1/2009 6


B6 HTP-INST CSE Maintenance

377.15 7/1/2009 HTP


B Randolph INST CSE Maintenance

218.06 7/1/2009 6


B1 Wyndham INST CSE Maintenance

212.98 7/1/2009 3


B2 HTP (Wyndham) INST

CSE Maintenance

282.34 7/1/2009 HTP



271.27 7/1/2009 6



388.80 7/1/2009 HTP



279.94 7/1/2009 3


B6 Special INST CSE Maintenance

294.60 7/1/2009 1

Saint Anne's Inst. B Regular INST CSE Maintenance

176.21 7/1/2009 6

Saint Anne's Inst. B5 HTP INST CSE Maintenance

415.79 7/1/2009 HTP

Saint Catherine's Ctr C Program 1-GR CSE Maintenance

313.40 7/1/2009 1

Saint Catherine's Ctr C1 Program 2-GR CSE Maintenance

300.97 7/1/2009 1

Saint Christopher, Inc B1 Dobbs Ferry INST CSE Maintenance

239.78 7/1/2009 3


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Date Class

Under Review

Saint Christopher, Inc B2 Valhalla INST CSE Maintenance

177.97 7/1/2009 6

Saint Christopher, Inc B7 HTP (Intensive-DF) INST

CSE Maintenance

389.62 7/1/2009 HTP

Saint Christopher, Inc B8 HTP (Intensive - Valhalla) INST

CSE Maintenance

428.81 7/1/2009 HTP

Saint Christopher, Inc B9 HTP (Intensive - REACH) INST

CSE Maintenance

472.98 7/1/2009 HTP


B2 HTP (Seacliff) INST CSE Maintenance

400.86 7/1/2009 HTP


B3 HTP Madonna (CSE Intensive) INST

CSE Maintenance

357.86 7/1/2009 HTP


C5 HTP (Market St)-GR

CSE Maintenance

379.46 7/1/2009 HTP

Saint Colman's Home B Regular INST CSE Maintenance

175.41 7/1/2009 6



227.46 7/1/2009 6

Snell Farm B5 HTP (Sex Offender) INST

CSE Maintenance

383.43 7/1/2009 HTP

Summit Children's Residence


239.18 7/1/2009 6

Vanderheyden Hall B Regular INST CSE Maintenance

254.80 7/1/2009 12

Vanderheyden Hall B1 HTP (CSE Intensive) INST

CSE Maintenance

348.74 7/1/2009 HTP

William George Agency B Regular INST CSE Maintenance

221.43 7/1/2009 3

William George Agency B1 HTP (Special) INST CSE Maintenance

270.62 7/1/2009 HTP

William George Agency B2 HTP (Sex Offender) INST

CSE Maintenance

301.70 7/1/2009 HTP

William George Agency B3 HTP (MR/ED) INST

CSE Maintenance

328.88 7/1/2009 HTP

William George Agency B4 HTP (Dual Diagnosis) INST

CSE Maintenance

375.28 7/1/2009 HTP


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New York State Office of Children and Family Services Attachment F Standards of Payment System for Foster Care of Children

In-State CSE Maintenance for SED-Approved Residential Programs Licensed by Other New York State Agencies

July 1, 2009 – March 31, 2010

Agency Name Code Program

Name Program Type Rate

Effective Date

ClassUnder Review

Anderson Center for Autism

P HTP (CSE-PRS)

Private Residential School

397.92 7/1/2009 HTP

Center for Dev. Disabilities

P CSE-PRS Private Residential School

244.07 7/1/2009 1

Devereux Foundation of NY

P CSE-PRS Private Residential School

194.60 7/1/2009 6

Ferncliff Manor P CSE-PRS Private Residential School

451.35 7/1/2009 HTP

Maryhaven Ctr of Hope P HTP (CSE-PRS)


388.56 7/1/2009 HTP

Pathfinder Village P CSE-PRS Private Residential School

211.62 7/1/2009 1

Springbrook (formerly Upstate Home)

P HTP (CSE-PRS)


412.29 7/1/2009 HTP


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New York State Office of Children and Family Services Attachment G Standards of Payment System for Foster Care of Children

Foster Care Maintenance Rates for Long-Term Residential Chemical Dependency Programs Licensed by the Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services

July 1, 2009 – March 31, 2010

Agency Program

Type

OASAS-Approved

Foster Care Rate

Eff. Date

Anticipated or Actual

Conversion * from RCD to RRSY Program

A.D.D.S. - Stepping Stones Residential NA NA Converted to RRSY 1/1/08

Hope House Residential 123.46 7/1/09 Work continues towards RRSY conversion

P.R.C.D. Adolescent Community Residence

Residential NA NA Converted to RRSY 8/1/07

Saint Joseph’s Villa - Life Program

Residential NA NA Converted to RRSY 10/1/07

Yonkers Residential Center Residential NA NA Converted to OCFS-licensed Group Residence

* See Section II of this ADM for more information on the conversion of Residential Chemical Dependency (RCD) programs to Residential Rehabilitation Services for Youth (RRSY) programs.

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