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Registration Open: AARP Leading on Livability Pre-Conference Summit

June 5, 2018 in Latest News

Foundation engages community leaders to discuss Health Across All Policies approach

May 16, 2018 in Latest News

Health Foundation Promotes Diane Oyler to Vice President of Programs

July 12, 2018 in Latest News

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#Medicaid can catalyze changes in health care and other systems to fundamentally improve children’s well-being. Adopting school readiness as a #Medicaid performance measure is one critical step in this process bit.ly/2NqCR7a

About 3 hours ago from HFWCNY's Twitter via Twitter Web Client

We are extremely excited to announce that @diane_oyler has been promoted to vice president of programs @HFWCNY. Congratulations Diane! bit.ly/2uwFbSM

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80% of persons age 55-64 have high blood pressure, high cholesterol, heart conditions, chronic lung disease, diabetes, cancer or behavioral health disorders. Generation Jones will be most impacted if mandates against pre-exisiting conditions are overturned bit.ly/2Jk2HqF

About 6 days ago from HFWCNY's Twitter via Twitter Web Client

Health is a prerequisite to employment, not the other way around. #Medicaid 's work requirements runs counter to #Medicaid’s purpose — to ensure that low-income people have access to decent care. nyti.ms/2N66QB7

Last week from HFWCNY's Twitter via Twitter Web Client

As monthly premiums for marketplace plans rise, more unsubsidized Americans drop out of the marketplaces, because, most believe, they find the monthly costs of buying a health plan increasingly unaffordable wapo.st/2KS6QY1

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