UHF News

Report recommends a series of upgrades for New York’s “off-exchange” market for individuals.

Federal court decisions in a case brought by Texas and 17 other states, if allowed to stand, would increase the number of uninsured by nearly 20 million people and likely wreak havoc on health insurance coverage.

Training a new class to become health care quality improvement leaders at their institutions

Pediatricians and community-based organizations participating in an innovative United Hospital Fund (UHF) program helped more than 1,500 New York families connect with services to address unmet basic needs.

A new UHF report details how the opioid epidemic is impacting children in each state.

A series of maps created by UHF display “hotspots” in New York City where poor housing quality, pediatric asthma, and Medicaid enrollment overlap.

UHF paid tribute tonight at its annual gala to Steven R. Swartz, Lynne Holden, MD, J. Barclay Collins II, and Eileen Sullivan-Marx, PhD, RN, FAAN for their efforts to improve health and health care.

The uninsured often avoid public insurance because of stigma, but they might feel differently if they understood all the tax benefits that subsidize empolyer-based insurance.

A new HealthWatch brief warns that New York State faces a number of potential obstacles as the next health insurance enrollment period approaches.

New report on DSRIP promising practices spotlights payment and delivery innovations started after federal waiver