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Despite losing millions, SUNY schools continue to invest in athletics

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CDPHP, MVP Health Care among insurers seeking rate increases

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By Chad Arnold Verified
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ALBANY — The Capital District Physicians' Health Plan and MVP Health Care are among the nearly dozen health insurance companies in New York seeking to increase their premiums next year due to the rising cost of hospital care, prescription drugs and state regulations. Insurers submitted requested rate increases to the state’s Department of Financial Services for review last month.
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St. Peter's seeks to construct $17M ambulatory surgery center

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By Chad Arnold Verified
| The Daily Gazette Verified
LATHAM — St. Peter’s Health Partners is seeking to open a $17.3 million ambulatory surgery center at the Capital Region Health Park in Latham, building on recent investments the health system has made within the park over the past year. St. Peter’s submitted a certificate of need to the state’s Department of Health last month seeking approval to establish, construct and operate an ambulatory surgery center at 711 Troy Schenectady Road in Latham, near Exit 6 of the Northway.
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Ellis Medicine CEO optimistic despite St. Peter’s merger setback

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| The Daily Gazette Verified
SCHENECTADY — Paul Milton is not panicking about the future of Ellis Medicine. In fact, he seems optimistic. Milton, the Schenectady-based health system's longtime president and CEO, said Ellis is “in good shape” coming out of a more than half-decade-long relationship with St. Peter’s Health Partners that both parties “mutually agreed” to end last week.
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