September 26, 2025 News Headlines

Their sexual assault forensic examiner program trains providers statewide to deliver compassionate, trauma-informed care to victims of crime. Learn more in our Member Spotlight.

Recently, HANYS submitted comments to DOH on proposed regulation related to the Special Needs Assisted Living Residence Voucher program for persons with dementia.

This year’s HTNYS Annual Trustee Conference closed with a discussion by a principal consultant with Joint Commission International on the board’s ultimate responsibility for quality and patient safety. Read the September edition of Trends to learn more about roles, responsibilities and the six steps to success.

The antitrust case alleged that BCBS and its members worked to suppress competition and provider reimbursement. Provider claims are now being processed in the $2.8 billion settlement, which faced no appeals to the court’s final approval and contains injunctive relief valued at over $17 billion. HANYS worked closely with lead plaintiffs’ counsel Whatley Kallas to shape strategy, offer insight on BlueCard issues and provide historical context.

This one-of-a-kind month-long virtual series offers interactive professional development sessions for healthcare administrative personnel. Can't make all the sessions? Watch on-demand with recordings to catch up on what you missed. See all our topics and register online.

Standing membership call on state and federal issues
Sept. 30

Workshop for executive assistants and board coordinators
Oct. 1-29

Optimizing materials management and supply room redesign to maintain cleanliness and compliance
Oct. 9

Government relations update
Oct. 17