UHF News

A new United Hospital Fund profiles five service providers in New York, New Hampshire, and Michigan that have embraced the Integrated Family Care model.

The American Rescue Plan Act, signed in March, made health insurance much more affordable for residents of New York State, according to a new analysis by United Hospital Fund.

United Hospital Fund’s latest Quality Leaders Forum featured three of New York City’s leading quality experts discussing the pandemic's impact on them and their institutions.

A new United Hospital Fund report describes a digital prototype, How’s My Health Dashboard, designed to help patients and providers work together to achieve patients' health goals.

United Hospital Fund re-selected Pooja Kothari, RN, MPH, senior program manager for UHF’s Quality Institute, as the Patricia S. Levinson Fellow for 2021.

UHF released a roundup of the positions of nine NYC mayoral candidates on critical health policy issues facing the city, based on information from candidates’ websites and a UHF-fielded survey.

United Hospital Fund named Denise Arzola, an experienced leader of community-based organizations focused on health, as director of its Clinical-Community Partnerships.

UHF designed a project to engage eight skilled nursing facilities in a learning collaborative to address the need for improved transitions from SNFs to home.

Dave A. Chokshi, MD, MSc, FACP, commissioner of the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, told UHF's Quality Leaders Forum that VOVID-19 vaccine supplies will soon outstrip demand.

UHF announced that Quincy McLain, CPA will be named vice president, chief financial officer, and treasurer, replacing Sheila Abrams, CPA, current senior vice president for administration and finance and treasurer, who is retiring.