What would you do if one day, the insurance that you paid into for over two decades, stopped paying for your life-saving drugs? Susan Unger is a 64-year-old New Yorker. …
This fall, we joined our advisor Anna Allen as she presented at Lenox Hill Greenwich Village. Anna is the founder of Say Ah!, an important partner of We The Patients. …
If getting access to fair and safe healthcare is a fight, Ilene Corina is the kind of person you want in your corner. Corina is a Patient Safety Educator and …
Did you catch us on Bronxtalk last week? If you didn’t, have no fear! Watch our episode below: Our host Gary Axelbank sat down with myself and Judy Sheridan-González, President …
One cold evening in late October, a group of concerned health care consumers braved the after-work slump to join a group of like-minded individuals for an evening of advocacy and …
Here’s something a lot of New Yorkers (and likely a lot of Americans) don’t know: Medicare penalizes your hospital if you have to come back too soon. It makes sense …
The Risk of Additional Hospital Fees, and What You Can Do to Avoid Them By Chuck Bell, advisor to We The Patients Over the last several years, health care companies …
Sintora went in for a breast exam at Chelsea Medical Center at Mount Sinai. She signed all routine medical documents, paid her copay, saw her doctor, and had her exam. …
We are happy to announce our first Advocacy Hour on Thursday, October 24th from 6-7:30pm! Join us for a night of #advocacy and #storytelling. With a great line-up of speakers (policy experts, …
Healthy and full of life at 88-years old, Alice Brennan was looking forward to her 70th high school reunion. An exciting and monumental achievement for anyone to make it to. …