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Doctor retainer fees: LI patients pay extra to get better personal care, quicker access

Doctor retainer fees: LI patients pay extra to get better personal care, quicker access
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Long Island hospitals offer more private patient rooms, often at no extra cost

To cut infection risk and attract patients seeking privacy, hospitals are converting entire maternity, intensive care, pediatric units and more to all-private rooms.

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Discrimination in Healthcare Common for Minority Seniors

Older Black and Latino adults say they often experience discrimination and bias in healthcare settings because of their race, age, and other factors.

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Charged for crying? Navigating unexpected medical charges

Unexplained medical charges happen more often than you'd think, according to patient advocates. One recent tweet about a questionable bill is going viral after a woman says her sister was charged $40 for crying.

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Charged for crying? Navigating unexpected medical charges

Unexplained medical charges happen more often than you'd think, according to patient advocates. One recent tweet about a questionable bill is going viral after a woman says her sister was charged $40 for crying.

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