Rep. Laura Gillen, center, was joined by Cynthia Ngombe, left, Assemblywoman Michaelle Solages, healthcare worker Claire Leon, and Nate Jackson, to discuss Medicaid funding. Healthcare Education Project advocate Cynthia Ngombe [...]
In Moderated Conversation, Warns of Threats to Hospitals and Nursing Homes as Part of Massive Medicaid Cuts in Budget Resolution Monday, March 17, New York, NY – At the headquarters [...]
It is hard to imagine a more appalling trade: sacrificing the health of working class and low-income families so that the ultra-rich can grow even richer. But this is precisely [...]
In the lead up to the elections, healthcare remains a top issue for Americans. The cost of healthcare and prescription drugs, comprehensive health insurance, women’s reproductive rights, protecting Medicaid, and [...]
Summer 2023 was the hottest on record since the 1880s, and experts anticipate that temperatures will continue to rise. Summer heat can be dangerous for everyone. High temperatures can lead [...]
An Air Quality Alert is in effect for the NYC Metro Region for Wednesday, July 26, 2023. Air Quality Health Advisory Air Quality Health Advisories are issued when levels of [...]
Whether we live in rural or urban settings, we need our green spaces. Unfortunately, those green spaces aren’t equally accessible to all New Yorkers. For example, New York City's low-income [...]
Right now, Congress is in negotiations to raise the nation’s debt ceiling and pay down the national debt. 92 million Americans are enrolled in Medicaid, which provides affordable care to: [...]
January is Blood Donor Awareness Month—a good opportunity to highlight the importance of donating blood and the impact it can have on saving lives. The average adult has approximately 10 […]
This week, Congress passed a historic bill. The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 is a victory for all who have fought for decades for lower prescription drug prices and more [...]