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Healthcare deal to save Suffolk more than $54M in 2027 (opens the original)
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Suffolk County retirees hired in 2013 or later will no longer contribute part of their healthcare premiums, but retirees and active employees will pay more for GLP-1 weight loss drugs and for out-of-network care under an agreement on healthcare coverage between the county and its employee unions. The changes will save Suffolk more than $54 million in 2027, County Executive Edward P. Romaine said in a statement. He said the county expects "recurring savings throughout the contract period," which
As Trump administration purges 760,000 from Affordable Care Act, how much fraud is there in NYS health marketplace? (opens the original)
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A federal fraud probe that kicked 760,000 Americans off Affordable Care Act coverage didn't include New York, but it raised questions about safeguards New York has in place to prevent fraud, and about whether the mass purge included people with valid coverage. The investigation, announced by Vice President JD Vance this week, examined the federal exchange, which provides the platform for consumers to sign up for healthcare coverage in 28 states. New York, however, has its own exchange and wasn't
Under pressure from Trump administration, NYU Langone Health will end gender-affirming care for minors and pay an $8.5M fine (opens the original)
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NYU Langone Health has agreed to pay an $8.5 million fine and formally no longer offer gender-affirming care to minors, the U.S. Department of Justice announced Friday, as the Trump administration continues using threats of legal action and stiff fines to pressure doctors and hospitals from offering such services to families and patients who request it. The announcement came two weeks after the Justice Department announced that the Mount Sinai health system agreed to stop offering gender-affirmi
COVID cases, hospitalizations rise on Long Island (opens the original)
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COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations are rising sharply on Long Island and statewide, but unlike the early years of the pandemic, few patients are ending up in intensive care or dying, Long Island doctors say. In the week ending Saturday, there were 61 newly reported COVID-19 cases in Long Island hospitals, state Health Department data released on Thursday shows. That’s up sharply from July, when the number of new cases varied between 13 and 21 each week. Trends statewide are similar, with 343 ne
'The tragedy of 9/11 continues': Why the death toll still grows 25 years later (opens the original)
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The constant burning in NYPD Officer Renee Totaro's lungs began almost immediately after she arrived at the smoldering ruins of the World Trade Center on Sept. 12, 2001. During the four months the Yaphank resident worked amid the miasma of blowing contaminated dust and the piles of debris at and near Ground Zero, "everything burned, everything: My eyes, my nose, my throat, my stomach." Over the years, the now-retired officer endured breathing problems that became progressively worse. A few month
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