Reports & Testimony

HCA President and CEO Al Cardillo testified at the Joint Legislative Budget Hearing on Health & Medicaid on January 23, 2024.

This document contains resources that can be used to develop these models that could address workforce shortages.

This work has resulted in opportunities to emerge from the pandemic with new solutions to address persistent challenges in improving patient care and outcomes.

Investment in current and future mental healthcare efforts and mobilization of the consumer as an active participant in their care must all be essential parts of the solution to meet society's mental health needs.

To share lessons learned, HCA E&R, HANYS and IHA invited the vaccine hub leaders to share their experiences with the development and execution of this collaborative effort.

The collaboration models outlined in this primer provide a foundation for collaborative work to unite multiple healthcare and service sectors on behalf of older New Yorkers Solutions must address the wide array of factors impacting an older person’s ability to access aging services in the home and community setting.

Recruitment, retention, and training are three key problem areas related to workforce that need to be addressed.

Home care and hospice providers have reported a major increase in referrals from hospitals and other settings, illustrating just how much the entire system relies on this community-based safety net.

HCA sought to learn more about the extent to which patients are refusing needed care due to fears of exposure.

The crisis is already causing home care providers to transition high-risk patients to other settings, as our survey shows.