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The September 2016 New York State Medicaid Update introduces the redesigned Common Benefit Identification Card (CBIC) for Medicaid consumers, effective August 1, 2016. It outlines the issuance process, emphasizes that existing cards remain valid, and provides guidance on various Medicaid policies including updates on electronic health records, volunteer driver organizations, long-acting reversible contraception coverage, and newborn enrollment in managed care plans. The document also includes pharmacy updates regarding mosquito repellent coverage due to Zika virus concerns and highlights the importance of community pharmacists in public health emergency preparedness.

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