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COMMENTARY: The Hard Truths About Healthcare in Upstate New York
By RICHARD BRODSKY

eHezi 9:00am • February 10, 2020 Community, Governance, Health, History, Medicine, New York State, Op-Ed, People, Political Analysis, Politics 1 Comment

WESTCHESTER COUNTY, NY — February 10, 2020 — Let us now praise the Albany truth tellers. First among them is Gary Fitzgerald, who heads the organization of upstate health care providers. Health care upstate is in big trouble. Consider: 85 percent of upstate hospitals operate at a loss. Thousands of jobs for doctors and nurses are unfilled. Upstate patients are …

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