Healthcare, hospitals, public health and wellness news
Orange County hospitals are set to receive state grants to improve pediatric readiness. This funding aims to enhance emergency care for children, benefitting Westchester residents who rely on these facilities.
The Pentagon reports a decrease in suicide rates among service members in 2024, though it's too early to confirm a lasting trend. This update is significant for Westchester families connected to military personnel.
The Parkinson's Foundation will host the New York Chapter Parkinson’s Symposium in Tarrytown, offering essential insights and support for those impacted by Parkinson's disease.
Madeleine Dopico highlights the importance of mental health support for youth in Westchester. Her insights reveal impactful strategies and programs designed for adolescents and their families.
Health experts warn that the rising use of THC vapes among Westchester teens is affecting their well-being. The impact on adolescent health is concerning for parents and community leaders.
A recent study reveals that 45 hospitals across New York are at risk due to Medicaid cuts. This could significantly impact Westchester residents' access to healthcare.
New cancer care facilities are emerging in Westchester, aiming to enhance patient experiences and treatment outcomes. This initiative signifies a pivotal advancement in local healthcare access.
A nationwide recall of dietary supplements has been announced due to the presence of hidden, potentially harmful ingredients, affecting consumers in Westchester County.
The American Red Cross is calling on Westchester residents to donate blood or platelets as part of their ongoing lifesaving efforts. Your contribution can help meet critical demand in local hospitals.
Governor Kathy Hochul has proposed new legislation aimed at protecting vaccine access across New York, addressing concerns over health equity. This initiative is crucial for Westchester residents facing barriers to immunizations.
New York Governor Kathy Hochul and legislative leaders have introduced bills to enhance vaccine access for residents, a crucial issue for Westchester communities amid ongoing public health challenges.
Governors Hochul and Lamont are urging Congress to renew Title X funding, which is crucial for reproductive health services. This move directly impacts Westchester residents by ensuring continued access to essential healthcare resources.