What they reported doing
- #1 primary $492KHERF PLANNED AND MANAGED A WIDE VARIETY OF EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, SEMINARS, AND BRIEFINGS FOR THE HOSPITAL AND NURSING HOME MEMBERS OF HANYS. TOPICS COVERED INCLUDED MANAGED CARE, BEHAVIORAL HEALTH, THE INTERPRETATION AND STRATEGIC USE OF HEALTHCARE DATA AND INFORMATION, LEADERSHIP AND SUPERVISION, QUALITY IMPROVEMENT, CONTINUING CARE, EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS, NEW YORK STATE AND FEDERAL HEALTHCARE POLICY, AND HEALTH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY.
- #2 $1.07MHERF WAS AWARDED A GRANT FUNDED BY MOTHER CABRINI HEALTH FOUNDATION. THE PURPOSE OF THE PROJECT IS TO WORK WITH THE HEALTH SYSTEMS TO ADDRESS HEALTH DISPARITIES BY ADVANCING HEALTHCARE EQUITY AND INCLUSION THROUGH EDUCATION AND TRAINING. HERF PROVIDED HOSPITALS AND HEALTH SYSTEMS WITH EDUCATION, DATA ANALYSIS, AND TAILORED COMMUNITY-BASED INTERVENTIONS TO ADDRESS DISPARITIES. EDUCATION, RESOURCES, AND SUPPORT WERE PROVIDED TO THOSE WHO WORK DIRECTLY WITH THE COMMUNITY TO IMPROVE OUTCOMES FOR ALL PATIENTS, BUT ESPECIALLY UNDERSERVED AND DISADVANTAGED NEW YORKERS.
What they call their work
What they do
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Healthcare Policy Advocacy 1 activity
- Advance person-centered care through patient engagement in clinical and policy decision-makingWorks to establish a New York State pathway for person-centered care certification by actively engaging patients as partners in both clinical care and health policy decisions.
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Medical Professional Education & Training 1 activity
- Deliver educational programs and seminars on healthcare policy, data use, quality improvement, and leadership for hospital and nursing home membersPlans and manages educational programs, seminars, and briefings for members of HANYS, focusing on key healthcare topics such as policy, data analysis, quality improvement, and leadership development.
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Community Health Equity Initiatives 1 activity
- Provide education, data analysis, and community-based interventions to advance healthcare equitySupports hospitals and health systems with education, data analysis, and tailored community-based interventions aimed at reducing disparities and advancing healthcare equity for underserved and disadvantaged populations in New York State.
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Who runs it
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
|---|---|---|---|
| MARIE B GRAUSE | PRESIDENT | 0 | $1.40M |
| MARY KAY HAYES | CFO / COO | 2 | $542K |
| SANDI TOLL | SVP & GENERAL COUNSEL | 1 | $377K |
| ALLISON MANNY | VICE PRESIDENT | 50 | $189K |
- CAROL GOMES — TRUSTEE
- CYNTHIA MCCOLLUM — TRUSTEE
- DAVID PEARLSTEIN MD MBA FAAP — TRUSTEE
- DENNIS MCKENNA MD — TRUSTEE
- JOHN CARRIGG — TRUSTEE
- JONATHAN LAWRENCE MHA FACHE — TRUSTEE
- JOSE ACEVEDO MD — IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIR
- KENNETH GIBBS — CHAIR-ELECT
- MARK GELLER MD — TRUSTEE
- PATRICK O'SHAUGHNESSY DO — SECRETARY
- SEAN FADALE — TRUSTEE
- SHARON HANSON — TRUSTEE
- STEVEN KELLEY MBS FACHE — TREASURER
- THOMAS CARMAN — CHAIR
Who they work with
- HANYS Partner — Collaborates with HANYS to deliver educational programs and seminars to hospital and nursing home members.
- Mother Cabrini Health Foundation Funder — Awarded a grant to HERF to support advancing healthcare equity and inclusion through education and training.
- New York State Health Foundation Funder — Awarded a grant to HERF for the project 'Establishing a New York State Pathway to Person-Centered Care Certification'.
How they approach the work
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- Community-Based Interventions to Address Health Disparitiesmethodology: community_based_interventionBy implementing tailored community-based interventions alongside education and data analysis, we reduce health disparities because locally informed approaches are more effective at addressing the unique social, cultural, and structural factors that drive inequity.
- Person-Centered Care through Patient Engagementmethodology: person_centered_careBy engaging patients as partners in clinical and health policy decision-making, we improve health outcomes because involving individuals in their own care increases adherence, trust, and relevance of services.