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Community Schools represent an integrated educational approach designed to transform traditional schools into community hubs by offering comprehensive services and supports to students and their families. Linking school-based health services and Community Schools is a low-barrier, high-impact approach to improving educational and health outcomes for students, and to better engaging families and the surrounding community in supporting student success.

This paper and the related recent data exercise illustrate the resources that could be developed from existing health delivery system data.

The purpose of this Brief is to describe the existing care management infrastructure in New York and trace its evolution.

School-Based Health Centers (SBHCs) represent a relatively small but important component of the healthcare safety net in New York.

Accompanied by the Disparities in Rural and Urban Mortality: New York State Chartbook by Adrienne Anderson Policy Brief: Chartbook:...

In this Policy Brief, we examine some of the wide-ranging health challenges that New York’s rural communities are facing...

This paper discusses a strategy that a growing number of states are pursuing to constrain growth in healthcare costs...

Health Data and Information Series #3 Introduction Health information exchange (HIE) is already an indispensable part of the healthcare...

Funding for financially distressed hospitals is one of the two “burning houses” in the FY 25 Health budget...

Governor Kathy Hochul introduced her Executive Budget for State fiscal year 2024-25 (FY 25) on January 16, 2024...

The lack of comprehensive health data, information, and policy analysis infrastructure in New York hampers the ability of policymakers to...

...we were very pleased to see the number of proposals in the 2024 State of the State (SOS) that dovetail well with our areas of interest...

Technology and medical progress are disrupting the hospital industry, enabling more procedures to be performed outside of the hospital...

Health Data and Information Series #2

Increasing Access to Care for Individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities in New York This document was prepared by...

This document was prepared by Sally Dreslin, the Executive Director of the Step Two Policy Project, and Courtney Burke, Senior Fellow for...

New York could rapidly improve its own infrastructure by using the Massachusetts model as a detailed road map for changes in New York.