Authorizes Medicaid coverage for the complex care assistant program

Added 'medically fragile young adult' to the list of eligible recipients for the program.

Expanded the definition of 'complex care assistant' to include all adaptive and instrumental activities of daily living and enhanced nursing tasks, rather than a limited list of specific medical procedures.

Changed reimbursement rates from fixed dollar amounts (e.g., $36 downstate) to a rate no more than the current private duty nursing base rate, with a requirement that at least 65% be passed through to the caregiver.

Added a new requirement that the plan of care must be recertified every 180 calendar days.

Added a weekly cap of 40 hours for paid complex care assistant services.

Updated the bill header to reflect the addition of Senator Fahy as a sponsor and the bill's procedural history.