HANYS Blog
A lagging COVID-19 curve: The mental health toll
The COVID-19 pandemic’s psychological impacts highlight the need for a stronger mental health system.
Devastated New York hospitals continue to urgently need federal funding
New York state has shouldered a disproportionate, horrific burden during this crisis.
Thank you, New York healthcare workers
Our healthcare workers have proven time and again that New Yorkers can count on them.
COVID-19 in New York: How we’re responding and how you can help
New York’s hospitals and health systems are urgently responding to the evolving coronavirus outbreak.
How to best protect consumers from surprise medical bills
HANYS recently announced support for the House Committee on Ways and Means’ Consumer Protections Against Surprise Medical Bills Act.
Novel coronavirus outbreak: What you need to know about New York’s preparedness
New York’s hospitals are taking every measure to maintain preparedness for emerging infections, including COVID-19.
New York's budget deficit: Medicaid cuts to providers are not the solution
Medicaid already underpays providers who are struggling to stay afloat.
Forum recap: Resiliency in healthcare – and looking ahead to 2020
Panel discusses how healthcare providers can be resilient despite increasing changes and challenges.
New York’s hospitals are innovating, reducing waste and improving patient care
Hospitals and healthcare systems are building efficiency and effectiveness through Lean process improvement, change management and innovation.
What if antibiotics don’t work?
Clinicians increasingly face this terrifying question.
Proliferation of hospital report cards confuses patients and takes precious time away from patient care
Consumers want to make informed decisions about their healthcare. They deserve information that is meaningful, accurate, reliable and relevant to their unique healthcare circumstances. It should be based on a standard set of measures that have been proven to be valid, reliable, evidence-based and a true reflection of healthcare quality.
Get to know the trends driving change in healthcare
Substantive healthcare debates are happening at the local, state and federal levels. We looked at trends that must inform those discussions.
