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City Hall's next big pay dilemma

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By Maya Kaufman Verified
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STATE OF EMERGENCY: City Hall and the unions representing EMS workers appear to be inching back to the bargaining table. FDNY Commissioner Lillian Bonsignore told Playbook there are “preliminary discussions being had right now” about resuming negotiations over the unions' four-year-long contract lapse, although Local 3621 President Vincent Variale said no meetings are scheduled at this time.
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Mount Sinai stops taking some new patients on public insurance

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By Maya Kaufman Verified
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NEW YORK — The Mount Sinai Health System stopped offering doctors' appointments to new patients on specific government-subsidized insurance plans this month, then mysteriously erased any mention of the change from its website. The change went into effect Aug. 1, an archived webpage shows. The site said Mount Sinai would not accept new patients who were enrolled in Medicaid, Child Health Plus or the Essential Plan through insurance carriers EmblemHealth or Fidelis Care.
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POLITICO Pro: Mount Sinai stops taking some new patients on public insurance

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By Maya Kaufman Verified
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The health system said it was not accepting new patients on certain EmblemHealth and Fidelis Care plans, then deleted the notice from its website. NEW YORK — The Mount Sinai Health System stopped offering doctors’ appointments to new patients on specific government-subsidized insurance plans this month, then mysteriously erased any mention of the change from its website. The change went into effect Aug. 1, an archived webpage shows.
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