Maya Kaufman is a Health Care Reporter at Crain's New York Business. She covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, medicine and healthcare, as well as social issues and data related to New York City. Her work has been featured in prominent outlets such as E&E News, Yahoo News, WNYC Radio, and POLITICO.
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New York City health commissioner departs By MAYA KAUFMAN 10/21/2024 10:00 AM EDT Beat Memo
By: Sally Goldenberg, Joe Anuta, Maya Kaufman, Jason Beeferman
Jesse Hamilton, a close ally of the mayor who oversees real estate services for the city, is under scrutiny by Manhattan prosecutors.
The 450,000-member health care union’s president, George Gresham, called the organizing effort a “deep disappointment.”
By: Maya Kaufman
A no-fault operation funded in part by the mayor's former chief of staff, Frank Carone, has caught the eye of federal prosecutors.
The company tasked with consolidating a popular Medicaid home care program is going full steam ahead.
Gov. Kathy Hochul now has until Christmas Eve to decide on the highly contentious Grieving Families Act, a bill to expand the state's wrongful death statute.
After Gov. Kathy Hochul vetoed a piece of legislation that would have overhauled the system used to vet hospital closures and service reductions in New York, lawmakers began gearing up to reignite a five-year-long fight on this issue.
The company managing a popular Medicaid home care program started a contentious transition but is facing an uphill battle, POLITICO reports
By: Maya Kaufman
Top officials at 1199SEIU are running to unseat President George Gresham.
Top officials at the nation's largest health care union are spearheading an historic bid to unseat their longtime leader, 1199SEIU United Healthcare
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