Fines and Penalties Imposed by the NY DFS We are often asked by clients about fines and penalties which may be imposed by the NY Department of Financial Services (“DFS” […]
Archive Author: Hinman Straub
Plugged Into Health @ Hinman Straub – October 9, 2018
VBP Updates Last Thursday, the full VBP Reform Workgroup met in Albany. The purpose of the meeting was to review the 2019 VBP Quality Measure Set and Clinical Advisory Group […]
Plugged In @ Hinman Straub – October 9, 2018
What’s Inside Governor Announces $13 Billion JFK Airport Rebuilding Plan State Finalizes Sexual Harassment Materials REDCs Issue Progress Reports, Identify ‘Priority Projects’ Poll: Cuomo Holds Large Lead Over Molinaro State […]
Health Headlines for Friday, October 5
Trump Administration to Step Up Oversight of Hospital Watchdogs Wall Street Journal The Trump administration on Thursday announced increased oversight of organizations that accredit and inspect most U.S. hospitals, following […]
Health Headlines for Thursday, October 4
Government-run health care is not the answer for New York, business council leader says Lohud New Yorkers, especially those living in the Lower Hudson Valley, face some of the highest […]
Health Headlines for Wednesday, October 3
Drugmakers Play The Patent Game To Lock In Prices, Block Competitors Kaiser Health News David Herzberg was alarmed when he heard that Richard Sackler, former chairman of opioid giant Purdue […]
Plugged In @ Hinman Straub – October 2, 2018
What’s Inside Governor Signs Bill Allowing Medical Marijuana to be Used as Opioid Alternative Port Authority Board Approves Minimum Wage Increase for Airport Workers Molinaro Releases Proposal to Cut Property […]
Plugged Into Health @ Hinman Straub – October 1, 2018
Committee Meetings of the Public Health and Health Planning Council (“PHHPC”) On Monday September 17, the Public Health and Health Planning Council (“PHHPC”) held a joint meeting of the Health […]
Education & Human Services News October 1, 2018
Health Headlines for Monday, October 1
Employers jump into providing care as health costs rise AP News Autoworkers in this blue-collar, central Indiana city have an eager helper waiting to pick up the bill at their […]