SUNY audit reveals losses and push to close LICH
SUNY reports long term losses from 2007 to 2010 totaling 49.3 million and 2011 hospital losses over 275 million, signaling potential insolvency within months. The audit criticizes governance while SUNY plans to shutter Long Island College Hospital and pursue a new Brooklyn hospital amid a broader plan.
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Project HOPE forms after Sandy relief in Brooklyn
Post hurricane efforts led FEMA to create Project HOPE in November using federal funds. It became a long term program housed at Catholic Charities of Queens and Brooklyn in downtown Brooklyn. Mike Phillips heads the new unit with a focus on mental health and substance abuse. Participants describe lingering stress as they seek normalcy and ongoing support.
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