Long Island hospital looks to Albany for relief
The largest public safety net hospital on Long Island is warning they may close without additional millions from the state.
SUNY chancellor talks enrollment, funding, and a Brooklyn hospital
SUNY Chancellor John King is celebrating back-to-back enrollment increases at the state's higher education institutions.
Downstate teaching hospital’s future in limbo
Politico New York health care reporter Katelyn Cordero provides an update on the effort to revitalize SUNY Downstate.
Partnerships encouraged to save safety-net hospitals
In order to promote the long-term viability of safety net hospitals, the state for them to develop new partnerships.
Promoting green hospitals with insurance incentives
NYS Insurance Fund leader Gaurav Vasisht explains an effort to use discounted premiums to shrink hospital emissions.
Upstate hospitals avoid worrisome Medicaid rates
Officials from the Iroquois Healthcare Association discuss the state budget and what it means for their operations.
The pathway to closing hospitals in New York
Democratic state lawmakers are looking to make it more difficult to close hospitals around New York.
How a powerful hospital lobby got power and uses it in Albany
New York Focus Capitol Bureau Chief Chris Bragg explains how the Greater New York Hospital Association wields power.
1199 SEIU defends Medicaid utilization and urges hospital investment
The interim political director for the powerful healthcare union discusses an Empire Center report and the budget process.
Nurses allege violations of hospital staffing law
Unionized nurses want state health care regulators to intervene to address staffing levels at hospitals.
