Modern Healthcare Staff Crain's New York Business [email protected] See All Staff Page Recent Stories Rensselaer, Mount Sinai partner on center to tackle uncured diseases The schools said the lab will combine engineering, science and medicine with the goal of tackling uncured diseases. Psychedelic therapy providers get creative as costs trip up patients As public interest in the treatment mounts, experts say access will be an uphill battle. A Botox boom for back-to-work After two years of Zoom, New Yorkers flock to "Botox bars" for a pre-office refresh, spurring industry growth and providing refuge for COVID-weary healthcare workers. Mount Sinai accused by top academic leader of unlawful retaliation Dr. Ann Marie Beddoe says the medical school slashed her pay after she raised concerns about a colleague's treatment of women. Healthcare leaders call for better datasets to power AI innovations Stakeholders outline how to leverage the boom without exacerbating inequalities. Northwell launches center to combat Black maternal mortality The center is a suite of prenatal and postpartum programs throughout the city to support high-risk women in and out of the hospital and to train clinicians on best practices. New York health-tech investment boom faces headwinds in 2022 Firms raised $9 billion in 2021, more than doubling a record total in 2020, according to a report from New York City Health Business Leaders Q&A: SUNY Downstate’s CEO on reinventing hospital care post-pandemic In an interview with Crain’s, Dr. David Berger shares what 2022 and 2023 might look like for the central Brooklyn hospital. Undercounted nursing home deaths spark scrutiny of data practices under New York Gov. Cuomo's administration Dr. Howard Zucker, who led the state Health Department at the time, says it could not control how the governor’s office represented the numbers to the public. Despite lower suicidal ideation among physicians, New York hospitals maintain vigilance A recent survey found that 9% of doctors experienced suicidal thoughts, down from 22% at the height of the pandemic. New York City says it is ready to take on ‘Test to Treat' initiative Despite current lean supplies of the oral COVID medications, the delivery system New York City has set up will be a boon for treating patients who receive a positive COVID diagnosis the same day. Despite HIV cases falling, Black residents in New York City still see higher rates than other groups While the pandemic has set back progress a little, health players see optimism from city and state actions in improving HIV equity for Black communities. After the hospital leaves town Marginalized communities lose healthcare access as New York moves to close facilities and cut costs. New York City left most pandemic price-gouging complaints uninvestigated, audit finds Fewer than one-third of complaints filed ended up being investigated by the Department of Consumer and Worker Protection. Mental health and wellness for Black communities requires a nuanced approach With mental health stresses felt differently across Black communities, an individualized approach is needed for care plans. Load More Sponsored Content
