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Katelyn Cordero

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Healthcare Reporter at POLITICO

Healthcare Reporter for @politicony. Former Education Reporter. Reality TV enthusiast Send tips to [email protected]

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  • Lawmakers push for transparency in 340B program

    5 days ago | politico.com | Katelyn Cordero |Maya Kaufman

    New York lawmakers are looking to create transparency in a drug rebate program offered to hospitals serving low-income communities, with a state mandate to report how the federal program’s revenue is used, POLITICO Pro’s Katelyn Cordero reports.

  • State officials set to return to Albany if megabill passes

    1 week ago | politico.com | Katelyn Cordero |Maya Kaufman

    A federal budget bill that passed the House this week could have sobering implications for New York, state government officials say. State officials briefed lawmakers on the federal megabill last week, reporting a potential $13.5 billion hit to New York’s health care system, leaving roughly 1.5 million New Yorkers uninsured, the Hochul administration estimates.

  • Consumers request extension of CDPAP preliminary injunction

    2 weeks ago | politico.com | Katelyn Cordero |Maya Kaufman

    Attorneys representing participants in New York’s consumer-directed personal assistance program filed a motion Thursday aiming to extend a partial delay of the program’s consolidation, the New York Legal Assistance Group revealed. Consumers are requesting a federal judge to extend a preliminary injunction agreed on by the state and the plaintiffs that is set to expire on June 6. They are requesting the injunction be extended until Aug.

  • Medical Aid in Dying passes Assembly, awaits Senate vote

    3 weeks ago | politico.com | Katelyn Cordero |Maya Kaufman

    Democratic Lawmakers and advocates are closing in on the votes needed to pass Medical Aid in Dying, a long-lingering measure that would allow doctors to prescribe euthanizing medication to people with terminal illnesses. The legislation passed the Assembly at the end of April, but 32 votes are needed to pass the measure in the Senate. The Senate has 26 co-sponsors on its bill, but state Sen.

  • State poised to loosen involuntary commitment standard

    1 month ago | politico.com | Maya Kaufman |Katelyn Cordero

    Legislative leaders have agreed to a state budget framework that loosens the legal standard for involuntary commitment of the mentally ill — a major victory for Gov. Kathy Hochul and a sign that political winds on the issue are shifting to the center.

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Katelyn Cordero
Katelyn Cordero @KatelynCordero
5 Jun 25

'Aid-in-dying' is set to pass the Senate: https://t.co/TsDxjojKTU

Katelyn Cordero
Katelyn Cordero @KatelynCordero
5 Jun 25

NEW: Downstate advisory board recommends a $1.1B facelift to the Brooklyn teaching hospital. Here's what you need to know about the board's proposal: https://t.co/kl6DaNUw5h

Katelyn Cordero
Katelyn Cordero @KatelynCordero
29 May 25

RT @SallyGold: NEW: @NYCCFB sent over 3.5 million voter guides that incorrectly stated — twice — @NYCMayor would appear on the Democratic p…