Jacqueline Neber is a healthcare reporter for Crain's New York Business, focusing on local healthcare issues in New York City. Her work has also appeared in Modern Healthcare. Jacqueline covers a wide range of topics including mental health, healthcare policy, workforce shortages, and innovative healthcare solutions.
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Jacqueline Neber's articles predominantly focus on local healthcare, mental health, and related government announcements in New York City. Her coverage features a blend of data-driven reporting and legal policy regulation, indicating an interest in well-researched pieces that provide insights into the local healthcare landscape.
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Given her concentration on local developments within the healthcare sector, sources with direct involvement or specific knowledge about initiatives impacting New York-based medical facilities and professionals would likely be of utmost interest to Jacqueline.
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By: Jacqueline Neber
The city's bustling life science market is cause for optimism, according to KPMG expert Ashraf Shehata.
CORRECTION: A previous version of this article , published on May 1, misstated that White Plains Hospital, which is a part of Montefiore Health System, was a part of Northwell Health.
NURSE PENALIZED: The state health department has fined a Monroe County nurse $55,000 for falsifying vaccine records for more than 100 school-aged kids throughout the state, the department announced Tuesday. Sandra Miceli, a licensed nurse practitioner, operated an alternative medicine practice in…
By: Jacqueline Neber
OverT Bio, a Kips Bay-based biotechnology company focused on building gene therapies for solid tumors, has raised a $16 million seed round.
By: Jacqueline Neber
Gov. Kathy Hochul has earmarked $35 million to fund three nonprofits' supportive housing projects in the Bronx, she announced Thursday, to connect New Yorkers to medical, mental health and substance use care.
By: Jacqueline Neber
Ariel Katz, the founder of H1, broke into the world of health care startups in a very Zuckerberg-like fashion: from his college dorm room.
The funding will help the company scale its products and invest in research and development.
By: Jacqueline Neber
PharmaLogic, a Florida-based pharmaceutical manufacturing organization, has opened a new facility in Mott Haven, the company announced Tuesday.
By: Jacqueline Neber
The department of social services agreed to conduct a post-audit investigation into Driscoll's invoices.
By: Jacqueline Neber
Arthur Webb, the former chief operating officer of the now-shuttered St. Vincent's Hospital, sees striking similarities between his institutions' demise in 2010 and Beth Israel's path to closure.
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