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Risk Management Meeting
Recently, Yeled v’Yalda held its annual Risk Assessment meeting. This meeting, a federal requirement, is mandated each year before a program’s grant is renewd. Representing the Region II office are Program Specialists Lacey P. Britton, Tanya Austin-Maccagno, and Terrance Tower, and Nicole Myers, Financial Management Specialist. The meeting at YVY was followed by a teleconference where the discussion at... »
YvY IT Introduces Email Encryption
In compliance with HIPA regulations, Yeled v’Yalda’s Information Technology department has been working hard to implement a new email encryption feature. On Monday, December 7, Mr. Aron Ungar of IT presented the newly-live feature to several affected YvY departments. His informative training covered the basic aspects of when and how to use this tool... »
YVY Facilitated Enrollment Undergoes Successful Audit
YVY’s Facilitated Enrollment division has successfully entered into its third year of operation. The second-year audit of this new YVY division revealed what all those who use this service already know: that YVY’s Facilitated Enrollment operates efficiently, promptly, and courteously to help their clients with their public health insurance enrollment or recertification. »
“Healthy Families” Ensures Access to Services Families Need
A recently-created Yeled v’Yalda department, Healthy Families, provides intensive case management services for families who are facing challenges. The challenges can run the gamut of not knowing if the family is eligible for food stamps, needing volunteers to help baby sit the children for a few hours a week, applying for vouchers, job opportunities,... »
Grant Awarded to YvY Facilitated Enrollment
Yeled V’ Yalda’s Facilitated Enrollment Department has been chosen to participate in the “Re-Engineering New York’s Public Health Insurance Enrollment Process” project sponsored by the Children’s Defense Fund of New York City and the NYS Public Health Plans Coalition. Involvement in this process is crucial to developing a more user-friendly public health insurance application... »