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A Closer Look: Jo Christine Miles - Business Record

A Closer Look: Jo Christine Miles Director, Principal Community Relations and the Principal Foundation Inc. Friday, July 2, 2021 6:00 AM At a Glance Hometown: Washington, D.C.  Education: Master of International Affairs, economic and political development, Columbia University School of International and Public Affairs, New York, N.Y.; Juris Doctor, Touro College Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center, Central Islip, N.Y.; Bachelor of Arts, political science, University of Houston, Houston, Texas.  Family: Husband, Everett, and two sons, Ellis, 9, and Evan, 7, and their dog, Cooper (a cavalier King Charles spaniel)  Activities: Walking, enjoying nature   Living and working in New York City, Miles had recently left a successful career as a corporate restructuring lawyer with one of the country’s largest law firms to become a philanthropy consultant. In that role, she provided expertise to a number of influential private foundations and nonprofits,

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These NYC Boroughs Are The Most Expensive For Having A Baby

These NYC Boroughs Are The Most Expensive For Having A Baby arrow The amount Americans pay out-of-pocket for birth services has gone up, thanks in part to high-deductible health plans Monkey Business Images/Shutterstock New York state arguably holds the title of the most expensive place on Earth to give birth. Now, a study breaks down the overall cost of having a baby across the five boroughs of New York City. The analysis, published May 6th by New York State Health Foundation, pinpointed the Bronx as having the highest median cost for a vaginal delivery under commercial insurance: a whopping $16,632 in 2017. This amount includes what is covered by both the patient and their health plan. That total is about 30% more than the price in Brooklyn, which recorded the lowest median cost. For cesarean sections, Queens is the most expensive borough, with a median cost of $21,842 50% higher than on Staten Island, the least costly.

Union says more mental health treatment options needed

Union says more mental health treatment options needed PUBLISHED 5:28 AM ET May. 11, 2021 PUBLISHED 5:28 AM EDT May. 11, 2021 SHARE New York s largest public workers union on Monday called for expanded treatment options for mental health services as public health advocates worry anxiety and depression are on the rise amid the COVID-19 pandemic.  The Civil Service Employees Association is making the push as part of Mental Health Awareness Month, but also weeks after lawmakers approved a $212 billion state budget that reduced the number of state-operated treatment beds in New York, a move the union opposed.  “Our state legislators shamefully put people’s lives on the line when they voted to pass a budget cutting treatment beds. New Yorkers should rise up and demand more mental health services, not less,” CSEA President Mary Sullivan said.

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