Starved by decades of disinvestment, New York’s child care system was suffering before the pandemic, with long waiting lists and high fees that made it inaccessible for many parents.

You can bet your bottom dollar that New Yorkers use a significant amount of their salaries for child care costs.

The unveiling of New York state’s first-ever Master Plan for Aging is drawing both praise and concern from senior living ...

It’s official: the New York City mayoral race has become a referendum on the city’s affordability. If the candidates want to ...

Without increased access to affordable, high-quality child care, New York City can’t function as an engine of opportunity for this generation or the next. 42% of New York City parents with a ...

The New York State Department of Health has raised alarms over the potential impact of the recently passed Budget ...

Issuing a major directive in his last weeks in office, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo of New York said Monday that all health care workers in the state, including staff at all hospitals, nursing homes ...

Why NY health care spending, costs have skyrocketed. Decades of health care deregulation and consolidation contributed to New York's health care system being defined by its "unaffordability, lack ...

The landscape of New York's Medicaid program, which provides essential home care to about 250,000 residents, is changing. Here’s what you need to know.

In New York, one in every five people is experiencing mental health challenges. [i] The other four are family, friends, neighbors, and colleagues. The global pandemic and continuing economic ...

Weekly New York Health Care. Delivered every Monday by 10 a.m., New York Health Care is your guide to the week’s top health care news and policy in Albany and around the Empire State.

As proposed, the only way for workers in New York to opt-out of this new payroll tax is to own a private long-term care insurance policy no later than January 1st of the year the law is passed.