The New Year brings with it a set of new laws in New York state that will impact health care services for cancer patients, ...

A new year means new laws in New York State, including several that aim to make medical treatment more affordable.

The laws add new requirements for health plans. The legislation requiring coverage of EpiPens mandates that insurers cap ...

New York's new health care laws, effective January 1st, will cap EpiPen costs and mandate breast cancer screening and scalp ...

Major health insurer Anthem failed to recover millions in overpayments to hospitals on behalf of the state’s employee health ...

As 2026 gets underway, so does some New Yorkers’ search for affordable health insurance. Affordable Care Act subsidies expired on Dec. 31, causing plan premiums to increase an average of 38%, or $877 ...

NEW YORK — A consumer alert is warning New York residents about common health insurance scams as 2026 open enrollment begins through the NY State of Health Marketplace. Health insurance scams ramp up ...

They include caps on EpiPen prices, a ban on Styrofoam coolers and an expansion of who can authorize organ donations.

New Yorkers with low incomes can get coverage through Medicaid or the New York Essential Plan. Parents can also get cheap or free health insurance for their children through a few different programs.

New Yorkers filed more than 32,000 grievances to challenge health coverage denials in 2023 amid mounting concerns about the skyrocketing cost of medical care, drugs and insurance premiums, the most ...