Amanda D'Ambrosio is a health care reporter for Crain's New York Business, focusing on local health care issues in New York City. Her articles cover a wide range of topics including health care policy, insurance, hospitals, and the impact of new technologies on the health care industry. Her work has also been featured in MedPage Today, highlighting her expertise in the field.
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Amanda D'Ambrosio's articles predominantly focus on local healthcare and wellbeing, particularly in New York. Her coverage often cites government announcements and data, indicating a preference for factual information and official sources.
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By: Amanda D'Ambrosio
The new rule is expected to save the federal government and patients up to $7.5 billion.
By: Amanda D'Ambrosio
The Upper East Side cancer hospital posted $2 billion in total revenue in the second quarter, driven by hospital and patient services.
By: Amanda D'Ambrosio
The hospital recorded $142 million in losses last year.
By: Amanda D'Ambrosio
Anthem Blue Cross overpaid on 241 health claims that were supposed to be sent to Medicare for payment first, according to the state comptroller.
By: Amanda D'Ambrosio
The advances come as the state selects a private company to take over its $9B home care program.
POISON CONTROL CENTER: The Department of Health and Mental Hygiene is seeking to move its Poison Control Center to 215 Lexington Ave., on the corner of East 33rd St., as part of a larger transition to a new Public Health Laboratory. The city plans to tear down the old Public Health Laboratory,…
By: Amanda D'Ambrosio
The new lawsuit is the latest in a series of legal filings aiming to stop the governor’s home care consolidation.
OBESITY RESEARCH: Mount Sinai Health System received a $4 million federal grant to research how the mammary gland – which produces breast milk – impacts metabolic diseases such as obesity and type 2 diabetes, the health system announced Tuesday. The five-year grant will support studies…
By: Amanda D'Ambrosio
The health giant notched a 1.7% margin and $77 million in profits in the second quarter.
MENOPAUSE CARE: Mount Sinai Health System announced a new partnership with California-based menopause care company Midi Health today to provide patients going through midlife hormonal changes with specialized virtual care. Patients who receive menopause care at Mount Sinai’s affiliated physician…
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