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NYS OMH · New York State · Article 31 clinics, MHOTRS, residential, care coordination and other OMH-funded programs
OMH allocates agency administration by the CFR Manual's ratio-value methodology (§15.0), not a negotiated percentage, and late CFR filings can hold up Medicaid payments. Prove It builds the voucher Excel from AI-read payroll and coded invoices in OMH's own categories — clinical consultation, CEU-eligible training, therapeutic supplies — with that administration basis shown on the indirect line. You review every line before anything posts.
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CFR Manual §15.0 — the OMH-approved allocation methodology, not a federally negotiated indirect rate.
Outstanding Consolidated Fiscal Report filings can trigger Medicaid payment withholding.
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Coded invoices flow into the OTPS detail: the month's expenses are auto-included in this voucher, you uncheck an item to hold it for a later voucher, and earlier-dated invoices count as prior claims automatically. Categories follow OMH's own list — Clinical Consultation, Clinical Training — CEU Eligible, Program Consultants, Supplies — Clinical / Therapeutic, Supplies — Program, Travel — Staff, Transportation — Clients, Equipment, Training, Licenses.
The free voucher checker is a fixed set of rules, not AI: costs OMH's manual lists as unallowable, fringe above the 35% review threshold the app uses for OMH, allocations that don't total 100%, totals that don't reconcile, blank contract, provider or period identifiers — plus OMH's own recurring errors: Agency administration is allocated by Ratio Value, not a negotiated rate; A late CFR can hold Medicaid payments. The file is read in your browser and never uploaded. Check a OMH voucher.
Ask a CFO answers "can I charge this?" from OMH's current fiscal manual, with the source and date cited. AI guidance grounded in your live platform data, 2 CFR 200, and live lookups of current funder manuals — not legal, tax, or audit advice. Confirm consequential decisions with your funder or auditor.
Every voucher Excel carries four sheets — Voucher Summary, PSA (monthly), OTPS detail and Certification — so the backup travels with the claim, and the Print / PDF view gives you the same voucher for a signature.
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Because OMH doesn't: agency administration is allocated by the CFR Manual's ratio-value methodology (§15.0), not a federally negotiated rate. The voucher's indirect line states that basis and leaves the percentage to your CFR.
No — the CFR itself is filed through the state's CFRS software. OMH vouchers here come out as the four-sheet voucher Excel in OMH's categories, which is the backup behind the numbers you report.
Non-clinical services, and the general 2 CFR 200 unallowables. The checker's OMH advisory also reminds you that a late CFR can hold Medicaid payments; the app's OMH notes add that HIPAA applies to PHI-handling programs.
No. Prove It builds the voucher and the backup from your live numbers; a person on your team reviews every line and submits it the way you do today. Nothing is filed automatically, and nothing guarantees acceptance — what you get is the funder's own format, filled from the same payroll and invoices you already have, with the recurring errors flagged before you send it.
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