Long Island caregivers frustrated over registration process for CDPAP
NYS Department of Health is requiring caregivers to register with one home care agency that will manage CDPAP for the entire state.
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2h agoLong Island caregivers who are paid by a state Medicaid program, known as CDPAP, for looking after their loved ones, are growing frustrated.
They say they are running into numerous issues attempting to register with the state's new home care agency, PPL, which will be managing the program going forward.
They are worried they will not be paid, or worse, not be able to continue providing care for others.
PPL says their call center volume has spiked 80% since Monday when a federal judge placed a preliminary injunction on the changes to CDPAP.