Les meilleurs podcasts Care Quality Commission (2024)

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NYC Mayor Eric Adams indicted on corruption charges 13:59

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Sept. 27, 2024 - We breakdown the corruption charges facing New York City Mayor Eric Adams, a Brooklyn Democrat, and the potential fallout with the help of Ben Max, executive editor of the Center for New York City and State Law at New York Law School.Par WCNY

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Supporting kids adopted from foster care 13:59

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Sept. 27, 2024 - Assembly Children and Families Committee Chair Andrew Hevesi, a Queens Democrat, and Betsy Kramer, director of public policy and special litigation at Lawyers For Children, explain how subsidies to support kids adopted from foster care aren't ending up in the right place and share their legislative solution.…

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Spreading the word about New York's gun storage law 9:49

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Sept. 26, 2024 - It's been more than five years since state policymakers put in place a major gun storage law and now they want to make sure gun owners know about it. We talk about this awareness campaign and the role of gun storage requirements with Tanya Schardt, senior director of state and federal policy for the advocacy group Brady.…

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Why New Yorkers are leaving and where they're going 12:29

3d ago12:29

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Sept. 26, 2024 - The reason for the outmigration from New York is a charged political issue at the Capitol, with popular narratives circulating on both sides of the aisle. Newsday Capitol reporter Mike Gormley is trying to cut through the rhetoric with his recent reporting on why New Yorkers are leaving and where they're going.…

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Allegations of neglect underscore troubled nursing home industry 13:59

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Sept. 26, 2024 - Times Union state investigative reporter Raga Justin discusses her deep dive into a Capital Region nursing home and what it tells us about the quality of care around the state and oversight of the industry.Par WCNY

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'Good Cause' protections begin to take effect 13:59

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Sept. 25, 2024 - New tenant protections were included in the state budget, but what effect are they having in New York City and beyond? We try to answer that question with the help of Chris Janaro, a housing reporter with City Limits.Par WCNY

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Quality ratings disclosure pushed on nursing homes 13:59

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Sept. 24, 2024 - Assemblymember Josh Jensen, a Rochester-area Republican, shares concerns with a nursing home rating transparency effort and discusses how the quality of care at nursing homes can be improved.Par WCNY

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Judicial commission examines juror diversity 13:59

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Sept. 24, 2024 - New York State Court of Appeals Judge Shirley Troutman, who serves as co-chair of the Franklin H. Williams Judicial Commission, discusses the importance of juror diversity and steps that could address the composition of juries.Par WCNY

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State tries to identify real estate discrimination 14:14

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Sept. 24, 2024 - In light of the beleaguered rollout of a program by the state attorney general's office to monitor racial discrimination in the real estate industry, we examine what else is happening in New York to combat this problem. Our guest is Maura McDermott, an investigative reporter with Newsday, which thrust this problem into the light in…

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Congress and Cuomo rehash pandemic response 13:59

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Sept. 23, 2024 - We recap former Gov. Andrew Cuomo's testimony on the state's pandemic response before a congressional subcommittee with the help of Brendan Lyons, a managing editor at the Times Union.Par WCNY

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223: What would it take for home-based care to take off? With Medically Home's Dr. Matt Richards 29:55

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In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid services released the Acute Hospital Care at Home payment waiver. The action was expected to usher in a new era of home-based care. But while it’s certainly grown in recent years, frankly, that massive shift hasn’t happened. The question is, why? This week, host Abby Burns i…

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Challenged rollout of 'seed-to-sale' tracking for marijuana 14:57

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Sept. 23, 2024 - Cannabis Farmers Alliance President Joseph Calderone provides an update on the state's "seed-to-sale" tracking system and reflects on the experience of marijuana farmers in New York.Par WCNY

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NYSUT backs Dems in purple congressional seats 12:29

6d ago12:29

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Sept. 23, 2024 - The state's teachers' union is throwing its weight behind Democrats in purple congressional districts in New York in order to make Hakeem Jeffries the next speaker of the house. We talk about this political decision with Melinda Person, president of New York State United Teachers.Par WCNY

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Promoting the long-term viability of EMS 15:55

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Sept. 23, 2024 - We discuss efforts to ensure the long-term viability of emergency medical services, including a recently adopted bill dealing with Medicaid rates, with Ryan Gregoire, legislative director for the New York State Association of Counties, and Steve Kroll, chair of the legislative committee for the New York State Volunteer Ambulance an…

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SUNY looks to support students to graduation 15:21

10d ago15:21

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Sept. 19, 2024 - SUNY Chancellor John King discusses a pilot program at 25 public colleges and universities to provide low-income students with additional counseling services and financial resources to ensure on-time graduation.Par WCNY

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Appeals court narrows application of 'Green Amendment' 9:49

10d ago9:49

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Sept. 19, 2024 - What does a constitutional guarantee to clean air, clean water, and a healthful environment mean? We're starting to get answers to that question from the court system and we explore one of the latest rulings with Dan Spitzer, a partner with the law firm of Hodgson Russ.Par WCNY

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Increasing funding for spinal cord injury research 13:59

10d ago13:59

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Sept. 19, 2024 - David Carmel, co-founder of New Yorkers to Cure Paralysis, makes the case for lifting an $8.5 million cap on the revenue from a traffic violation surcharge that the state invests each year in spinal cord injury research projects.Par WCNY

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Strengthening New York's equine slaughter restrictions 13:59

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Sept. 18, 2024 - Karin Carreau-Spencer, a lobbyist in Albany and founder of the advocacy group HORSEPOWER, explains the state laws designed to ensure horses in New York don't end up being slaughtered elsewhere.Par WCNY

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Health equity in NHS maternity services 33:54

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Chris Dzikiti, Interim Chief Inspector of Healthcare, explores what our national inspection programme found in relation to healthcare inequalities, focusing on issues relating to race and ethnicity. He is joined by guests Paulette Lewis MBE, midwife, non-executive director, and President of the Caribbean Nurses and Midwives Association (UK), Benash…

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Consolidated landlord groups tap new leader 13:59

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Sept. 18, 2024 - Two New York City groups representing landlords merged this summer to form the New York Apartment Association and wooed Kenny Burgos away from the Assembly to be their first leader. We talked with the Bronx Democrat about his career change and the work ahead.Par WCNY

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Western NY OTB in period of transition 12:29

11d ago12:29

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Sept. 18, 2024 - The off-track betting organization representing Western New York, which has come under fire for years, is poised to have Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown as its next leader. We discuss why the change is happening and the gambling operator's future with J Dale Shoemaker, a reporter with Investigative Post.…

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NY comptroller's office reviews MTA's future capital plans 15:21

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Sept. 17, 2024 - The New York City transit system has tens of billions of dollars in capital project needs over the next few years and its funding plan is in limbo, according to a recent report from the state comptroller's office. Deputy State Comptroller Rahul Jain discusses the findings, including the challenges Gov. Kathy Hochul might face in re…

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Forest rangers rack up OT in New York 12:29

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Sept. 17, 2024 - Adirondack Explorer reporter Gwendolyn Craig discusses the staffing levels of the New York State Forest Rangers, which are leading to high levels of overtime.Par WCNY

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Funding schools that serve vulnerable students 13:59

12d ago13:59

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Sept. 17, 2024 - We explore the role of New York's special act school districts, which serve kids who struggle in traditional school settings, including students with severe emotional disabilities. Our guests are Stephen Beovich, superintendent of the Mt. Pleasant Blythedale Union Free School District at Blythedale Children's Hospital, and Dr. Haro…

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[Encore] What the industry is (still) getting wrong about value-based care 27:25

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(This episode originally aired on September 26, 2023.) Value-based care has been dominating industry conversations in recent years. Here on Radio Advisory, we talk a lot about best practices, how to make the right investments, and how to best prepare leaders for the future of value-based care. But given all this momentum, we want to spend time aski…

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State releases localized air quality data 11:42

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Sept. 18, 2024 - We discuss the first round of data released from a statewide, localized air monitoring effort with Rachel Spector, a senior attorney at Earthjustice.Par WCNY

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Child care subsidy flexibility proposed for parents 9:49

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Sept. 13, 2024 - State Senate Children & Families Committee Chair Jabari Brisport, a Brooklyn Democrat, makes the case for expanding when parents, who work flexible or part-time hours, are eligible to receive child care assistance.Par WCNY

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New York's campaign against overdose deaths 13:59

16d ago13:59

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Sept. 13, 2024 - In light of new drug overdose death data for New York, we examine the state of this public health crisis with Jasmine Budnella, director of drug policy for VOCAL-NY.Par WCNY

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Partnerships encouraged to save safety-net hospitals 13:59

16d ago13:59

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Sept. 13, 2024 - Safety net hospitals are a lifeline for low-income New Yorkers, but these facilities are perpetually in financial jeopardy and have come to rely on increasing government support. In order to promote their long-term viability, the state is looking to promote new partnerships with these critical institutions explains Paul Francis, ch…

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Pharmacies want more prescription drug price transparency 12:29

16d ago12:29

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Sept. 13, 2024 - Sen. Andrew Gounardes, a Brooklyn Democrat, is prescribing more transparency at the pharmacy, as he pushes a bill intended to expose the true cost drivers of medications.Par WCNY

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Health insurance rates increase for state marketplaces 13:59

17d ago13:59

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Sept. 12, 2024 - Around one million New Yorkers who get their health insurance through the state's marketplaces are facing a rate increase in 2025. We explore these increased costs, including how they may not be enough to cover the expenses of health insurers, with Eric Linzer, president and CEO of the New York Health Plan Association.…

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New compensation standards eyed for brownfield cleanups 9:49

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Sept. 12, 2024 - The cost of cleaning up brownfields in New York could be going up, as state lawmakers want to impose new wage standards for remediation efforts. We discuss the potential consequences of a prevailing wage mandate with Senate Environmental Conservation Committee Chair Pete Harckham, a Westchester County Democrat.…

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State embarks on overhaul of long-term energy plan 27:16

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Sept. 12, 2024 - NYSERDA President & CEO Doreen Harris discusses the state's effort to update the state's energy plan, explaining how it would be used and why new nuclear projects may be part of New York's future.Par WCNY

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DraftKings highlights discontent with NY sports betting taxes 15:31

18d ago15:31

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Sept. 11, 2024 - New York's sports gambling taxes have brought in a lot of money for the state's coffers, but the tax rate prompted one operator to consider imposing a new fee on its users. We talk about this aborted surcharge and the potential changes to the industry with Adam Candee, editor-in-chief of Legal Sports Report.…

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NY wastewater monitoring promotes public health 22:17

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Sept. 11, 2024 - The state's wastewater surveillance system, set up in 2021 to respond to the pandemic, has been recognized by the CDC as a "Center of Excellence." We explore how wastewater monitoring is promoting the public health with Dan Lang, deputy director at the Center for Environmental Health at the State Department of Health, and Kirsten S…

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Car brokers decry proposed regulatory overhaul 15:49

18d ago15:49

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Sept. 11, 2024 - Automobile brokers are pushing back against a legislative effort to impose new regulations, which they claim will sink their industry. We discuss these concerns with Sloan Schickler, an attorney representing the New York Automobile Leasing Brokers Association.Par WCNY

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Report underscores administration of social services 12:29

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Sept. 10, 2024 - The Children’s Agenda Director of Policy Pete Nabozny discusses a recent survey of Monroe County parents who receive social services and considers how the administration of these programs can be improved across New York.Par WCNY

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State regulators eye medication management process 9:49

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Sept. 10, 2024 - Assemblymember John McDonald, a Capital Region Democrat and practicing pharmacist, discusses an effort spearheaded by state regulators to create standardized, all-encompassing oversight of an evolving trend in pharmacies.Par WCNY

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222: It's not just GLP-1s; here's what comprehensive weight management looks like 25:45

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In the last few years, all eyes have turned to GLP-1s as an industry-altering answer to obesity treatment and weight management. But the fact is, these drugs can’t – and shouldn’t – work in a vacuum. There is a fear that attention on GLP-1s may even blind leaders to the other services that go into providing effective obesity care. So, what should l…

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Is Governor Hochul going nuclear? 9:49

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Sept. 9, 2024 - Politico New York’s Marie French explains what we learned about the state's future energy generation plans from a summit convened in Syracuse by Gov. Kathy Hochul, who appears poised to embrace new nuclear power projects.Par WCNY

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Queens lawmakers looks to regulate adult day care 9:49

23d ago9:49

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Sept. 6, 2024 - After holding a hearing in 2023 on the oversight and administration of social adult day care programs, Assembly Aging Committee Chair Ron Kim, a Queens Democrat, has advanced legislation designed to root out bad actors in this industry that caters to older New Yorkers.Par WCNY

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Five years of New York's Red Flag law 27:58

23d ago27:58

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Sept. 6, 2024 - It's been five years since New York's Red Flag law took effect, so we look back on the implementation of this gun safety measure, examine how it has evolved, and consider what it should look like in the future. Our guests are Lisa Geller and Spencer Cantrell, scholars with the regional Gun Violence Research Consortium at the Rockefe…

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Making it easier to become an organ donor 14:21

24d ago14:21

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Sept. 5, 2024 - For a decade, New York has steadily improved its organ donor registration numbers by increasing opportunities to register. Aisha Tator, executive director of Donate Life New York State, explains the latest legislation to boost enrollment, which would create an opportunity when accessing electronic health records.…

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Schools want voice on local economic development agencies 13:59

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Sept. 5, 2024 - Local industrial development agencies can have a significant impact on school tax revenues, so schools want a guaranteed seat at the table of the economic development entities. We discuss legislation overhauling the makeup of IDA boards with Brian Fessler, director of governmental relations for the New York State School Boards Assoc…

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Former gubernatorial aide allegedly working for China 15:09

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Sept. 5, 2024 - WNYC/Gothamist Capitol reporter Jon Campbell discusses an indictment against a former staffer in the Cuomo and Hochul administrations, who is alleged to have steered state actions on behalf of the Chinese government in exchange for personal financial benefit.Par WCNY

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Rethinking how New York doles out education dollars 23:20

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Sept. 4, 2024 - Former state Budget Director Bob Megna is back in the center of Planet Albany, as he is leading the Rockefeller Institute of Government's examination of how New York doles out the bulk of its education aid and tasked with recommending a new distribution model. We talk about the process and what the future could look like.…

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Hemp retailers cry foul over illicit marijuana crackdown 13:59

25d ago13:59

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Sept. 4, 2024 - New York's effort to curb the illicit marijuana market has resulted in an illegal crackdown of retailers licensed to sell hemp products, according to Josh Bauchner, an attorney with Mandelbaum Barrett, who represents licensed hemp retailers.Par WCNY

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New York commits hundreds of millions to upstate airports 14:43

25d ago14:43

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Sept. 4, 2024 - New York State Department of Transportation Commissioner Marie Therese Dominguez discusses the state's decisions to invest hundreds of millions of dollars into the revitalization and expansion of upstate airports.Par WCNY

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Promoting safer restaurants for food sensitivities 12:29

26d ago12:29

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Sept. 3, 2024 - Assemblymember Gina Sillitti, a Long Island Democrat, discusses her legislation intended to make it easier for New Yorkers with food sensitivities to dine out at a restaurant.Par WCNY

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New York hopes to rebuild health care workforce 13:59

26d ago13:59

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Sept. 3, 2024 - Iroquois Healthcare Association Executive Vice President Kevin Kerwin explains how the Hochul administration is steering about $650 million to boost the healthcare workforce in New York, with a focus on serving Medicaid patients.Par WCNY

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