January 20, 2023 News Headlines

The updated reports demonstrate the economic and jobs activity New York hospitals and health systems generate throughout their region, key healthcare services provided, community benefit activity and reliance on Medicare and Medicaid. We encourage HANYS members to share this message with representatives, local media and on social media.

We are stronger together! Join us March 1, virtual or in-person, to advocate for our shared priorities. Hear from key legislative leaders and committee chairs during panel sessions focused on healthcare budget and advocacy issues and make your voice heard. Keep an eye out for more information coming soon. 

The innovative content of CDC’s Project Firstline, delivered by HANYS, provides infection control principles and protocols to non-licensed staff who are not required to take mandatory New York state infection prevention and control training. HANYS has been selected by DOH to continue delivering this program and, in addition to our robust training library, will offer more live webinars in the coming months.

This Maternal Health Awareness Day, Jan. 23, organizations are encouraged to shine a light on a cause of maternal mortality that impacts their organization or community. Resources, including social graphics and suggested text, can be found on the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecologists website.

HANYS standing membership call
Jan. 24

HANYS fiscal policy update call
Jan. 26

Government relations update
Feb. 3

HANYS standing membership call on state and federal issues
Feb. 7

Regional state budget briefing | Greater New York Hospital Association
Feb. 9

ACA IRS reporting: What's new for 2022, 2023 reporting years
Feb. 9