As uncertainties rise over the impact of a Trump administration on services for New Yorkers, both government and healthcare professionals have expressed concerns for how the state will continue to ...
An inaugural report by the New York City Health Department aimed at cracking down on sky-high prices hospitals charge patients has gaping holes in it because the Big Apple’s largest public-employee ...
ALBANY — Around $300 million of federal funding will be slashed from New York’s health and addiction agencies as the first wave of long-anticipated cuts hit government budgets this week, state ...
A group of 80 public health advocacy groups, community health centers and other organizations recently sent a letter to state leaders demanding that they support legislation that would restore public ...
A program that sends health professionals, instead of police officers, to respond to 911 calls about people in mental distress has struggled to meet demand. By Alyce McFadden More than a third of 911 ...
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