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What's News, Breaking: Friday, March 24, 2023 – Brooklyn Eagle

What's News, Breaking: Friday, March 24, 2023 – Brooklyn Eagle
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City plans to pass on supplemental plan option in Aetna contract

Plus: NYSNA: City pays millions of dollars to staff public hospitals after nurse exodus NIH awards Montefiore Health System $30M for clinical and translational research NYU Langone Hospital-Long Island files to create $47M ambulatory radiation oncology space

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NYC Retirees Fight Their Own Unions to Stop Catastrophic Health Care Cuts

NYC is forcing 250,000 retirees onto for-profit Medicare plans, and their unions are letting it happen.

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Key vote advances controversial plan to mandate Medicare Advantage for retired NYC workers

The green light paves the way for a vote next Thursday to officially push through the proposed Aetna Medicare Advantage Plan a step that will make traditional Medicare effectively unavailable for the roughly 250,000 retired city workers.

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All eyes on Medicaid

Not to mention, Hochul previously raised Medicaid rates for hospitals’ psychiatric beds by 20 percent.

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