UHF News

Thirty NY-area health professionals recently completed 15 months of training as the eleventh class of the Clinical Quality Fellowship Program.

The challenges of family caregivers are explored in the new Home Alone Revisited report.

Participants in the Partnerships for Early Childhood Development initiative shared how best to meet the social needs of families at a UHF-sponsored learning collaborative.

Dr. Shih listed as one of the 50 most influential people in New York health care.

NYS Medicaid Director Donna Frescatore discssues the success of payment reform at UHF's 2018 Medicaid Conference.

Largely lost in all the coverage of the current opioid epidemic are the effects on the children of addicted parents. A new UHF project seeks to examine and address the epidemic's impact on mental health, development, and family responsibilities.

UHF addresses a public health crisis on two tracks: analyzing the problem and changing practice.

Partnerships for Early Childhood Development moves on to Phase II—and improved referrals for critical psychosocial needs.

Clinical Quality Fellowship Program capstone projects illustrate the diversity of the latest class of graduates—and the challenges that quality leaders are tackling.

Given the delicate one-step-forward/one-back dance on health insurance coverage and access to care, the work of UHF's Health Insurance Project and Medicaid Institute is playing an important role in supporting major advances and analyzing impending threats in New York State.