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A popular Medicaid program that lets elderly and disabled New Yorkers choose their own caregivers has grown exponentially in just a few years, an I-Team...
State lawmakers are expected to blow their April 1 budget deadline as talks drag on over potential cuts in education and Medicaid spending and how to build more affordable housing.
Gov. Kathy Hochul’s administration delivered an update on her proposed $233 billion state budget Thursday.
A $6 billion Medicaid program allowing New Yorkers to get paid to take care of elderly adults which critics say has been vulnerable to fraud and abuse for years is in Gov. Kathy Hochul’s crosshairs.
New Yorkers with zero healthcare experience are allowed to care for their elderly or disabled relatives and friends potentially earning more than $43,000 a year under a $6 billion Medicaid program.