The Medical Insurance and Community Services Administration (MICSA) was created within the Human Resources Administration to help link New Yorkers to public health insurance programs and administer the Agency’s medically-related social services programs. 

MICSA is composed of:

• Adult Protective Services (APS) - state-mandated program that provides case management services for physically or mentally impaired adults who are at risk for harm and have no one who can responsibly assist them.
• HIV/AIDS Services Administration (HASA) - provides social, financial and vocational services to individuals and families with AIDS or advanced HIV illnesses.
• Medical Assistance Program (MAP) - responsible for eligibility determinations and support services for free and low-cost public health insurance programs (Medicaid and Family Health Plus) for New York City residents who do not receive cash assistance or SSI. Learn more about MAP's eligibility requirements and application & renewal process.
• Home Care Services Program (HCSP)- provides programs designed to help Medicaid-eligible elderly or disabled individuals remain safely at home through assistance in the activities of daily living.

MICSA provides access to, or authorizes services for, a variety of long term care services through various program areas.  Learn more about available Long-Term Care services.

MICSA can also receive electronic submissions of public health insurance applications from certain types of organizations.  If you are already, or would like to become an electronic submitter view the HRA Eligibility Data and Image Transfer System (EDITS).

MICSA can also receive electronic submissions of public transportation reimbursement claims.  If you are already an authorized facility for public transportation reimbursement claim or interested to view the overview, click on the right, the quick line to the Public Transportation Automated Reimbursement System (PTAR).