
"No more waiting” offers policy recommendations in three focus areas.
They're dedicated to pursuing healthier lives for everyone in the community through services that increase exercise, improve nutrition, reduce risks and provide support for SDOH.
This year’s immediate focus must center on the stability of the healthcare system that New Yorkers depend on for the care they need right now.
The new funding will enable HANYS to support member nursing homes in recruiting, onboarding, certifying and training new certified nursing assistants.
The largest rural program of its kind in New York state, Bassett Healthcare Network's School-Based Health Program delivers primary health services to as many students as possible.
These individuals are charged with leading statewide healthcare association’s board of trustees.
Rochester Regional Health-United Memorial Medical Center's Perinatal Task Force brings together community agencies to build and strengthen partnerships to support birthing patients and families.
Burke Rehabilitation’s intensive comprehensive aphasia program can help participants make substantial language gains months or even years post-diagnosis.
The Discharge Lounge enhances patient experience and alleviates flow challenges, while follow-up phone calls made by discharge coordinators encourage patient comfort and help prevent unnecessary hospital readmissions.
The Ambulatory Intensive Pharmacotherapeutics program streamlines medication needs and prescribing to improve the health of Bassett’s rural communities and decrease rates of adverse health outcomes and costs.
Hospital for Special Surgery launched the Asian Community Bone Health Initiative to improve musculoskeletal health, physical function and overall quality of life for their aging Asian American patient population.
St. John's Episcopal Hospital collaborated with DOH to become a credentialed provider of the Cancer Services Program.