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Amid Insurance Premium Spikes, Hudson Valley Families Call on Lawler to Lower Health Care Costs

On July 15, Empire State Voices, alongside Hudson Valley residents, cancer survivors who rely on Medicaid, community leaders, and advocates for lower health care costs, gathered outside Rep. Mike Lawler’s Mahopac office for the “WE PAY, HE PLAYS” rally. During the rally, NY-17 constituents delivered a petition,...

New York · 07-15

People

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Former N.Y. Nurse Who Faked Childhood Vaccination Records for Over 160 Students Faces Record-Breaking Fine

“Vaccines are the best protection against serious preventable diseases,” the New York State Department of Health said of their “zero tolerance” for the scheme

New York · 07-10

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Local Workers Hold Vigils at WMCHealth Hospitals

POUGHKEEPSIE – Frontline workers at three WMCHealth hospitals gathered Friday evening for coordinated candlelight vigils to demand safe staffing, protections against workplace violence, and retirement benefits that match other hospitals across the Hudson Valley and lower New York. Workers at MidHudson Regional Hospital in Poughkeepsie, Good Samaritan Hospital in...

Poughkeepsie, NY · 07-01

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NYC Expands Outreach to Help Residents Keep Health Coverage

Mayor Zohran Mamdani, the NYC Health Department and NYC Health + Hospitals on July 1 announced an expanded outreach effort to help more than 200,000 New Yorkers affected by changes to the Essential Plan following federal funding cuts. The initiative is designed to connect residents with affordable health coverage, enrollment...

New York, NY · 07-11

1010WINS

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NYC stares down a care crisis as Haitian TPS ends

New York, NY · 07-10

Gothamist

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'Yes, this does suck': NYC health officials brace for new Medicaid work rules

Newly appointed Health Commissioner Dr. Alister Martin speaks at a press conference on Jan. 31, 2026, with Mayor Zohran Mamdani in the background. The new city budget includes $3M for hiring community health workers to help people navigate the changes. [ more › ]

New York, NY · 07-06

PIX11

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Fraudulent clinic in NYC stole over 100K from Medicaid: AG

QUEENS, N.Y (PIX11) — The owner of an alleged bogus medical clinic in Queens and a nurse are being accused of performing medical treatments on patients and stealing more than $100,000 from Medicaid through fraudulent billing. Francia Aguila, 53, of Farmington, was charged with impersonating a doctor, offering medical treatment to New Yorkers without a […]

Queens, NY · 07-02

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Find Injury Care: Your Trusted Guide to Injury Doctors in New York

So here’s the thing nobody warns you about after an accident the injury itself is almost the easier part. What actually eats up your time is figuring out who to call next. A chiropractor? An orthopedic guy? Does your insurance even cover any of this? I’ve talked to people who spent three days just trying to find a clinic that would pick up the phone. That’s basically the exact gap Find Injury Care exists to close, it hooks patients across New York and New Jersey up with real, verified injury and pain specialists instead of leaving them to Google blindly at 11pm.

New York · 07-03

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Fraudulent clinic in NYC stole over 100K from Medicaid: AG

New York, NY · 07-02

PIX11

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How changes to Medicaid coverage will affect New Yorkers

NEW YORK (PIX11) — Some New Yorkers who have Medicaid coverage will not be able to keep their healthcare plan by the start of 2027 under new work requirements. Starting Jan. 1, 2027, some people who have Medicaid will need to show they are working, in school, participating in community efforts or in training for […]

New York · 06-30

Democrat and Chronicle

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Over 20 New Yorkers charged for alleged Medicaid fraud. See the cases

Over 20 New Yorkers allegedly engaging in Medicaid fraud were charged this week as part of a national effort to address health care fraud, including cases in the Lower Hudson Valley and Rochester area involving millions of dollars. Nationwide, 455 individuals were charged for their alleged participation in health care fraud and opioid abuse schemes resulting in more than $6.5 billion in false claims and significant patient harm, according to the U.S. Department of Justice. “We are aggressively scaling our offensive against anyone using health care as a front to steal from the American people,” says Assistant Attorney General Colin M. McDonald of the Justice Department’s national fraud enforcement division. “As today’s cases and arrests show, there is no case too big, no scheme too complex, and no hiding place too remote for our relentless fraud-fighting team," he added in the statement. "Our message is simple: if you put profit over patients, you should expect to be put in prison.” Here's what to know. How many people were charged for health care fraud in New York? More than 20 New Yorkers were charged by either the state or federal government for health care fraud, the DOJ says. Many of these

New York · 06-27

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Valley Health System names Puneeta Sharma as VP CMO

Valley Health System, a regional healthcare system serving northern New Jersey and southern New York, has appointed Indian American physician executive Puneeta Sharma as Vice President for Valley Health System and Chief Medical Officer for Valley Medical Group. In her expanded role, Dr. Sharma will have responsibility for and oversight...

New York · 06-25

Crafting Your Home

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DOJ Backs Catholic Nuns in New York Fight Over Gender Identity Rules at Cancer Care Home

The Justice Department has entered a federal lawsuit backing the Dominican Sisters of Hawthorne in their challenge to New York's gender identity…

Hawthorne, NY · 06-23

The Cool Down

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'Another dirty, expensive pipeline': New York residents protest Enbridge's 'Project Beacon'

"Enbridge CEO Greg Ebel makes nearly $25 million a year."

Peekskill, NY · 06-20

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'Another dirty, expensive pipeline': New York residents protest Enbridge's 'Project Beacon'

Residents and officials in Peekskill, New York, are opposing Enbridge's "Project Beacon" pipeline plan, which they believe is a rebrand of a previously rejected project. Enbridge's new "Project Beacon" pipeline plan is facing opposition in Peekskill, New York, where residents and local officials say it would revive a project their communities have already rejected, the River Journal reported.

Peekskill, NY · 06-20