NY to lose more than $360M for public health amid sweeping federal cuts, Hochul says
The state stands to lose more than $360 million as a result of the Trump administration’s decision to cancel more than $12 billion in federal health grants, Hochul said in a statement Friday. The funds were allocated during the pandemic through COVID relief bills, which the Trump administration says are no longer needed.
Possible Medicaid cuts being debated would hit children, seniors in nursing homes, people with disabilities and rural ...
A Big Law challenge to New York’s transition of its Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program, to a singular fiscal ...
A long-shot push to get New York to adopt a single-payer health care system persists despite a federal landscape far less ...
The Big Apple’s largest public-employee insurer, Anthem Blue Cross, says will provide a new NYC agency the health-care ...
Community Options, Inc. and its NY affiliate agreed to a $5 million settlement over Medicaid billing violations.
One of Mayor Eric Adams' signature mental health care programs is in question after a City Council report suggested it's ...
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