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New report on DSRIP promising practices spotlights payment and delivery innovations started after federal waiver
United Hospital Fund has named Chad Senior Vice President for Policy and Program.
Pediatricians seeking to address the social and economic concerns that can affect the health of their young patients must first build trusting relationships with parents.
John Simons, managing partner with the investment bank Corporate Fuel Advisors LLC, has been elected Chairman of the Board of United Hospital Fund.
Thirty NY-area health professionals recently completed 15 months of training as the eleventh class of the Clinical Quality Fellowship Program.
New York accountable care organizations participating in a Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services program to reduce Medicare spending generated nearly $11.5 million in savings in 2017, after losing roughly $60 million in each of the two prior years.
UHF honored 57 health care leaders, on May 6 at its first annual Tribute to Excellence in Health Care.
United Hospital Fund honors 57 extraordinary quality improvement leaders at 51 hospitals and long-term care facilities at its Tribute to Excellence in Health Care event.
The challenges of family caregivers are explored in the new Home Alone Revisited report.
A new report examining the uninsured in western and central New York found that many are likely income-eligible for public coverage or financial assistance.
The number of primary care providers in New York State adopting the patient-centered medical home soard by more than 35 percent between May 2017 and May 2018.
