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Ah yes, the candidate of labor who “holds hundreds of millions of dollars in investments tied to companies accused of cracking down on workers’ attempts to unionize.” You’re the second coming of Joe Hill, Tommy. thechiefleader.com/stories/state-…
Tom DiNapoli@TomDiNapoli
Our debate is tonight — on NY1/Spectrum 1, streaming for free online and on YouTube. Tune in and learn why I’m the candidate backed by labor unions, working families, and elected officials to be New York’s State Comptroller. ny1.com/nyc/all-boroug…
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New Yorkers are fed up up with corporate interests driving up our utility rates, and with Albany politicians who could actually help but are choosing to do nothing, like State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli.
Always proud to stand with @nychange @PeteSikora1 @sunrisemvmtnyc.
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New York's nursing homes need at least $750M in this year's state budget. 75% are losing money. Staffing is in crisis. A Staten Island nursing home is suing the state just to stay afloat. The legislature must deliver — for patients, for families, for workers.
Spectrum News NY1@NY1
About three-quarters of the approximately 611 nursing homes in New York are operating at a loss, according to the New York State Health Facilities Association. @emmab929 breaks down why one Staten Island nursing home is suing the New York state Department of Health.
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A lawsuit. A staffing crisis. Patients in the balance. New York's nursing home funding gap isn't just a policy problem — it's a human one. Advocates say $750M in the state budget is the floor. Will the legislature deliver?
Spectrum News NY1@NY1
About three-quarters of the approximately 611 nursing homes in New York are operating at a loss, according to the New York State Health Facilities Association. @emmab929 breaks down why one Staten Island nursing home is suing the New York state Department of Health.
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Behind every dollar of underfunding is a patient. Families who depend on these facilities. Staff who show up every day. Albany can't balance the budget on the backs of New York's most vulnerable residents. $750M minimum.
Spectrum News NY1@NY1
About three-quarters of the approximately 611 nursing homes in New York are operating at a loss, according to the New York State Health Facilities Association. @emmab929 breaks down why one Staten Island nursing home is suing the New York state Department of Health.
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New York nursing homes are the only healthcare provider that hasn't recovered to pre-pandemic staffing levels — and the reason traces directly back to chronic Medicaid underfunding. Albany has a chance to fix this in the budget.
Spectrum News NY1@NY1
About three-quarters of the approximately 611 nursing homes in New York are operating at a loss, according to the New York State Health Facilities Association. @emmab929 breaks down why one Staten Island nursing home is suing the New York state Department of Health.
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New York nursing homes are the ONLY healthcare provider that hasn't returned to pre-pandemic staffing levels. The reason? They can't compete for workers because Medicaid doesn't pay enough to do so. $750M in the budget is a start.
Spectrum News NY1@NY1
About three-quarters of the approximately 611 nursing homes in New York are operating at a loss, according to the New York State Health Facilities Association. @emmab929 breaks down why one Staten Island nursing home is suing the New York state Department of Health.
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"You can't reimburse healthcare providers on costs that are from 2007 in 2026. That's a recipe for failure." — Stephen Hanse, @NYSHFA. The legislature has the power to change this. Every day they wait, more facilities move closer to the edge.
Spectrum News NY1@NY1
About three-quarters of the approximately 611 nursing homes in New York are operating at a loss, according to the New York State Health Facilities Association. @emmab929 breaks down why one Staten Island nursing home is suing the New York state Department of Health.
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New York is reimbursing nursing home care based on what things cost nearly 20 years ago. The result? Facilities losing $300–$400/day on ventilator patients alone. One Staten Island administrator is fighting back in court — and the legislature needs to act now.
Spectrum News NY1@NY1
About three-quarters of the approximately 611 nursing homes in New York are operating at a loss, according to the New York State Health Facilities Association. @emmab929 breaks down why one Staten Island nursing home is suing the New York state Department of Health.
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As @NY1's @emmab929 reported: Medicaid reimbursement for nursing home patients in New York is still based on costs from 2007. Nearly two decades of inflation, labor costs, and medical complexity — all absorbed by facilities already running on fumes.
Spectrum News NY1@NY1
About three-quarters of the approximately 611 nursing homes in New York are operating at a loss, according to the New York State Health Facilities Association. @emmab929 breaks down why one Staten Island nursing home is suing the New York state Department of Health.
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NEW: A Staten Island nursing home is suing New York's Department of Health over Medicaid reimbursement rates still based on 2007 costs. With 75% of NY's nursing homes operating at a loss, advocates are demanding $750M in the state budget. The clock is ticking.
Spectrum News NY1@NY1
About three-quarters of the approximately 611 nursing homes in New York are operating at a loss, according to the New York State Health Facilities Association. @emmab929 breaks down why one Staten Island nursing home is suing the New York state Department of Health.
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75% of New York's nursing homes are operating in the red. Patients on ventilators. Feeding tubes. Around-the-clock care. And the state is reimbursing facilities based on what things cost in 2007. This is a crisis Albany must fix — now.
Spectrum News NY1@NY1
About three-quarters of the approximately 611 nursing homes in New York are operating at a loss, according to the New York State Health Facilities Association. @emmab929 breaks down why one Staten Island nursing home is suing the New York state Department of Health.
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About three-quarters of the approximately 611 nursing homes in New York are operating at a loss, according to the New York State Health Facilities Association.
@emmab929 breaks down why one Staten Island nursing home is suing the New York state Department of Health.
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“The comptroller has accepted about $840,000 in campaign contributions since 2008 from lawyers at 13 law firms specializing in bringing lawsuits on behalf of pension funds and other investors. Almost 3/4 of that total came from eight law firms…” nysfocus.com/2026/05/08/com…
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Facilities are closing. Workforces are shrinking. And Albany still hasn’t updated nursing home Medicaid rates since 2007. “That is not a strategy. It is a policy choice.” Read the op-ed from Parker Jewish Institute CEO Michael Rosenblut: amny.com/opinion/new-yo…
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$4 billion. 15,000 construction jobs. 4,000 permanent jobs. $765MM in community benefits. Bronx Chamber of Commerce President Lisa Sorin helped us bring this vision to life at our 4/22 community outreach event.
Bally's Bronx is a generational investment in this borough.
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What does it take to fix New York’s nursing home crisis? According to Parker Jewish Institute CEO Michael Rosenblut, it’s one clear step: update Medicaid rates to reflect what care actually costs in 2026. “Not partially. Not symbolically. Meaningfully.” amny.com/opinion/new-yo…
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Nursing home workers — CNAs, nurses, social workers — are being asked to compete in today’s labor market on yesterday’s funding. That’s not sustainable. And it’s a policy choice Albany can fix.
Read: amny.com/opinion/new-yo…
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Albany is still paying nursing homes based on 2007 costs — while everything else has changed. “The expectations have risen. The funding has not.” amny.com/opinion/new-yo…
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This budget season, New York’s seniors are counting on Albany to close the gap between what care costs and what the state pays. “This is not an abstract budget line. It is the foundation of care for some of the most vulnerable people in our city.”
amny.com/opinion/new-yo…
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