Douglass Dowty is a journalist at Syracuse.com and The Post-Standard, specializing in courts and legal affairs. With nearly two decades of experience, he has covered a range of topics including health and wellness, real estate, and education, often focusing on consumer health and mental health issues. Douglass has been featured in MSN, Olean Times Herald, NY Cannabis Insider, and several other publications.
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Douglass's coverage primarily focuses on healthcare, medical debt, and insurance-related issues in the Syracuse area. He also covers breaking news and evolving stories related to legal policy regulation.
Given his focus on local topics within the healthcare sector, he would likely be interested in sources who can provide insights into local initiatives or policies impacting these areas. Experts with knowledge of specific local healthcare systems, legislative changes, or community-based efforts may find success when reaching out to Douglass.
Considering his emphasis on breaking news and evolving stories relating to legal policy regulation surrounding healthcare and medical debt in New York State and Syracuse specifically could make a significant impact.
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Medicine is in short supply amid a national spike.
By: Douglass Dowty
The program has become a burden for both taxpayers and those who benefit from it.
By: Douglass Dowty
Dr. Shareen Ismail is accused of vaccine fraud in a case that could send her to state prison.
By: Douglass Dowty
Upstate University Hospital CEO Dr. Robert Corona spoke at the second annual NY Workforce Connect conference in Syracuse.
By: Douglass Dowty
Nursing home staff is accused of threatening state inspectors, something one longtime advocate has never seen.
By: Douglass Dowty
The service is available to anyone 45 or older who is without health insurance or who has barriers to obtaining care.
By: Douglass Dowty
The Onondaga Hill facility has now had 8 immediate jeopardy violations since January 2025.
By: Douglass Dowty
“Hopefully we can replicate it going forward," Attorney General Letitia James said.
By: Douglass Dowty
The pilot program opens the door to some for GLP-1 drugs like Wegovy.
By: Douglass Dowty
Local health experts offer advice for navigating Syracuse's troubled nursing home market.
