A potential case of Ebola at a New York hospital raises medical alarm
Two patients were taken to a New York hospital by hazmat-suited emergency personnel on Sunday due to suspected Ebola exposure ...
NYC correction officer viciously punched on Rikers Island released from hospital
As her fellow correction officers applauded, Shamika Mitchell, 37, walked out of the hospital after six days spent recovering ...
After Heart Transplant, New York Mom Finds Love in Cardiac Unit on Valentine's Day: 'Don't Ever Give Up' (Exclusive)
On Valentine's Day 2022, two cardiac patients met in the ICU at a New York Hospital. They became friends and lent each other ...
Attending physicians at 3 New York City public hospitals reject sellout contract
Despite pressure from New York City Mayor Eric Adams, doctors at three New York City Health and Hospital public facilities ...
York Hospital welcomes Dr. Marta Kokoszynska as new medical director
"We are thrilled to welcome Dr. Kokoszynska to our team," said Patrick A. Taylor, York Hospital president and CEO. "Her ...
Becker's Hospital Review4d
New York hospital reduces pressure injuries by nearly 70%
Discover how a new tool implemented at Good Samaritan University Hospital drastically reduced healthcare-associated pressure injuries by 67.84%.
Times Union7d
NY hospital prices four times higher than doctor's offices, report finds
ALBANY — The average price for the same low-complexity, routine medical care was four times higher in New York when patients sought those services in outpatient hospital facilities instead of a ...
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General Hospital comings and goings: Charlie Besso joins soap as Tobias
Besso makes his soap opera debut on GH after a handful of professional roles, including appearances in Fallout, Night Agent, The Calling, and Will Trent. The 22-year-old actor was born in the South of ...
Crain's New York7d
State proposal to cap hospital outpatient charges could save $1B a year
A state proposal to cap how much hospitals can charge for routine outpatient procedures like x-rays and immunizations could save New Yorkers more than $1 billion a year, a new analysis shows.