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Health insurance rates in New York will grow by an average of 3.7% next year for individuals and 7.6% for small group plans, the state announced Friday.

Health insurance rates in New York will grow by an average of 3.7% next year for individuals and 7.6% for small group plans, the state announced Friday.

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arrow Infectious Disease Clinical Pharmacist Victoria Adams carries a tray of Covid-19 vaccination at Mount Sinai Hospital in NYC on December 15th, 2020. JUSTIN LANE/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock Governor Andrew Cuomo on Wednesday announced the state would direct insurance companies to pay for the costs of vaccine administration, vowing that all New Yorkers would be able to receive the vaccine free of charge. Insurers will be required to pay the cost of administering the vaccine under a di...

The governor also said he’s advancing funds to cash-strapped state contractors that are providing essential services. Cuomo had said Monday that if the trajectory of the rising infection rate does not change, the state is headed for a lockdown similar to the one in the spring, when the virus first spiked. New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio also urged city residents to prepare for a shutdown in the coming weeks. By Wednesday, though, the governor, citing negative news headlines, emphasized tha...

WBFO Albany Correspondent Karen Dewitt reports Cuomo had said Monday that if the trajectory of the rising infection rate does not change, the state is headed for a lockdown similar to the one in the spring, when the virus also spiked. New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio also urged city residents to prepare for a shutdown in the coming weeks. By Wednesday, though, the governor, citing negative news headlines, emphasized that a closure of all but essential services can be avoided if New Yorkers fo...

3:17 Governor Andrew Cuomo is dialing back statements that New York could be headed for a second pandemic shutdown, saying if people control their behavior, it could be avoided. Meanwhile, the Democrat says he’s advancing funds to cash-strapped state contractors that are providing essential services.  Cuomo said Monday that if the trajectory of the rising infection rate does not change, the state is headed for a lock down similar to one last spring, when the virus also spiked. New York City ...