Healthcare

While the pandemic continues to have devastating and staggering impacts on the health of the American people, it did push telehealth into the forefront of the medical industry – granting millions access to crucial care from home. In addition to the expansion of telehealth services, construction professionals are anticipating several

Before the pandemic, New York’s hospitals already had the thinnest statewide average operating margin in the nation. They face $20 billion to $25 billion in revenue losses and extraordinary costs due to COVID-19 – and that does not include the financial damages accruing during this latest surge of COVID-19 cases

A new year means a fresh look at what’s working and what’s not – in all aspects of life. Here we are (finally) in 2021, and while the Covid-19 pandemic rages on, there are some bright spots to keep in mind. 140,000 New Yorkers have received the first Covid-19 vaccine

Hope is on the horizon for the healthcare heroes that have exhausted resources including their teams of staff for the past eight months, as the pandemic drags on. Finally, the beginning of the end is in sight, and Governor Andrew Cuomo plans on giving vaccination priority to nursing home residents

This past spring, the healthcare industry was clobbered by the Covid-19 pandemic. Resources were stretched to the limit and there was not nearly enough personal protective equipment (PPE) to keep medical staff or patients safe. We have seen medical professionals wear bandanas as makeshift masks, and trash bags in place

As an industry, we have been consumed and devastated by the ongoing impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. For months, oversaturated healthcare systems were pushed to their breaking points, in dire need of personal protective equipment (PPE). Still, some smaller buyers report struggling to maintain ample supply as we face a

If someone told you ten years ago that you’d be having your annual checkup with your family doctor while wearing your favorite sweatpants on the comfort of your living room couch – no audible waiting room music, cold stethoscope or examination table in sight – you probably would have laughed.