Ethan Geringer-Sameth
Health Care Reporter at Crain's New York Business
New York City Reporter
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2 weeks ago |
crainsnewyork.com | Ethan Geringer-Sameth |Amanda D'Ambrosio
CORRECTION: The article, "Flood, infectious disease are the biggest threats to public health, city says," published in Health Pulse on June 4, has been updated with the correct spelling of preparedness expert Mitch Stripling's name. COUNCIL HEARING: The City Council’s Committee on Mental Health, Disabilities and Addiction will hold a joint oversight hearing with the Committee on Aging on services for older New Yorkers with mental health and neurological conditions.
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3 weeks ago |
crainsnewyork.com | Ethan Geringer-Sameth |Amanda D'Ambrosio
MIFEPRISTONE PETITION: New York and three other states submitted a petition asking the Food and Drug Administration to drop restrictions on mifepristone, the abortion medication, as part of a review of the drug’s labeling requirements that was ordered by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F.
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3 weeks ago |
crainsnewyork.com | Ethan Geringer-Sameth |Amanda D'Ambrosio
SOCIAL WORK WORKFORCE: New York City Health + Hospitals is launching a new training program to help social workers get clinical licensures in exchange for committing to work for the public hospital system. The program, announced Monday, will train and provide financial backing to social workers seeking a clinical licensure if they commit to staying in the system for two years.
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4 weeks ago |
crainsnewyork.com | Ethan Geringer-Sameth
The city’s public hospital network is building a new substance use treatment center at Lincoln Hospital in the South Bronx to consolidate an array of services diffused throughout the community. The board of New York City Health + Hospitals approved a $12.3 million contract on Thursday with Midtown-based construction firm Barr & Barr to develop a new 12,000-square-foot substance use disorder and recovery center at the hospital, creating a full-service acute treatment and maintenance program.
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4 weeks ago |
crainsnewyork.com | Ethan Geringer-Sameth |Amanda D'Ambrosio
STRIKE VOTE: Midwives at two public hospitals in the Bronx voted to authorize a strike over contract negotiations after an impasse over the workers’ demand for better pay and staffing. Midwives at New York City Health + Hospitals Jacobi and North Central Bronx hospitals who work for the Physician’s Affiliate Group of New York, an employment agency contracted by the hospital system, have been without a contract since 2023.
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A new state bill would require insurance companies in New York to cover the Covid-19 vaccine after comments by HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. stirred doubts about whether the shot would continue to be recommended by the CDC. My latest @CrainsNewYork https://t.co/bBSVgSNFJ6
The Medical Aid in Dying Act has the votes to pass in the state Senate, Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins said today, a major step forward in its path to becoming law after passing in the Assembly in April. My latest via @CrainsNewYork https://t.co/fPSDUK5z9L
Blakeman refuses to appoint members to Nassau University Medical Center board to protest state ‘power grab’ My latest via @CrainsNewYork https://t.co/KzEGzy6hkh