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Berger Commission
Albany's promised Funding of a new Utica hospital has roots dating back to the Berger Commission.
A "Commission on Health Care Financing in the 21st Century", known as the "Berger Commission", for an overview read New York Commission on Health Care Facilities in the 21st Century: "Rightsizing" the Hospital and Nursing Home Markets, a panel created by former Governor Pataki and the New York State Legislature.
What effect has the Berger Commission had on NY hospitals 10 years on? https://t.co/dZKoOhs6a1 via @hughesclaire #hospitalmergers
— NYSHealth Foundation (@nys_health) January 4, 2017
Remember the Berger Commission, which mandated NY #hospital closings + mergers? A look 10 yrs later https://t.co/TLsWBQvz0z via @timesunion
— Claire Hughes (@hughesclaire) January 1, 2017
Berger Commission argued the NYS should encourage use and provision of primary care, has that happened? See here: https://t.co/xmx918phi2
— Citizens Budget Comm (@cbcny) December 2, 2016
Interesting interview w Carey-era NYS #Medicaid Director Stephen Berger of "Berger Commission" https://t.co/PdWtHmVaoJ via @crainsnewyork
— Medicaid Matters NY (@MedicaidMtrsNY) September 14, 2016
NY is planning a Berger Commission for schools. Bad idea. I want closing & consolidation but they should be determined at the local level
— Bob Confer (@bobconfer) July 16, 2010
June 16, 2010 - Committee of the State Hospital Review and Planning Council hears an update on the Burger Commission...
#SHRPC Hears Update on #Berger Commission Actions http://j.mp/ajHVPY #ny #healthcare #bedcount #hospital #er
— HANYS (@HANYScomm) June 16, 2010
@Jill_HW 2000 & 2004 taught me more than 2008, unfortunately. As for NY, the Berger Commission & Thruway Authority tells me about our state
— Mitch Mitchell (@Mitch_M) January 14, 2009
October 2, 2008 - Five health care providers receive $7.4M in grants...
These grants are funded through the Health Care Efficiency and Affordability Law for New Yorkers, passed in 2006. The law authorizes the state to appropriate or bond up to $1 billion for projects that support the mandates of the Commission on Health Care Financing in the 21st Century, also known as the Berger Commission.
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