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The inaugural OHA report has confirmed what we’re known all along - healthcare costs are skyrocketing, and hospitals are driving prices up. 32BJ SEIU /// #BuildingJustice 🧹✊🏽 President Manny Pastreich knows it doesn’t have to be this way. New Yorkers deserve to know which hospital systems are charging

“The OHA is now expected to issue a revised report with the new numbers to give the city critical information needed to help negotiate cheaper prices for healthcare.” Releasing this data is a massive step towards lowering healthcare costs for New Yorkers. Thank you Julie Menin

🚙 Our latest podcast episode features Misha Sharp, Assistant Director of Policy at the Building Service 32BJ Benefit Funds. Want to more about practical #HealthPolicy strategy? Listen now: catalyze.org/employer-and-u… #Healthcare #PolicyAdvocacy #AffordableCare #PodcastSeries #LIWP

“Healthcare affordability is a civil rights issue. We need real accountability for hospitals, stronger transparency measures, and an independent watchdog to ensure price increases are fair and justified.” - Trenton NAACP Pres Austin Edward ⬇️Read more ⬇️ trentonian.com/2025/03/25/gue…

The Fair Pricing Act is a simple, powerful step to reduce costs, improve transparency, and make healthcare more affordable for workers, employers, and taxpayers across New York.  Learn more: coalitionforaffordablehospitals.org/site-neutral/

It shouldn’t cost an arm and a leg to fix an arm and a leg! NY Coalition for Affordable Hospitals NJ Coalition for Affordable Hospitals Power to the Patients and 32BJ SEIU /// #BuildingJustice 🧹✊🏽 WE DON’T PLAY! 💜

Tune in to this week’s episode of the Healthcare Highway by @CPR4Healthcare with @MishaSharp, Assistant Director of Policy at the Building Service 32BJ Benefit Funds 🎧Tune in now to hear how 32BJ is leading the charge for a more equitable and affordable health care system,

The Fair Pricing Act can save New Yorkers A BILLION DOLLARS a year by capping prices for routine medical procedures. New Yorkers shouldn’t have to pay more for care just because a hospital owns the building. Thanks for highlighting our bill, PBS!

NY State should pass the Fair Pricing Act to cap excessive costs for routine medical procedures which are over 150% of the Medicare rate. Today we rally with 32BJ SEIU /// #BuildingJustice 🧹✊🏽 + District Council 37 #UnionStrong as New York City Council votes on Lynn Schulman 舒曼琳 resolution calling on Albany to pass this bill. Medical debt is one

NY State should pass the Fair Pricing Act to cap excessive costs for routine medical procedures which are over 150% of the Medicare rate. Today we stand w/ 32BJ SEIU /// #BuildingJustice 🧹✊🏽 + District Council 37 #UnionStrong as New York City Council votes on Lynn Schulman 舒曼琳 resolution calling on Albany to pass the bill. #Healthcare #NYC

The New York City Council just passed a resolution calling on the state legislature to pass the #FairPricingAct. It’s time for Albany to make #SameServiceSameFairPrice the law in New York because routine healthcare shouldn’t be more expensive just because a hospital owns the

We’re LIVE in Albany to call on our lawmakers to pass the #FairPricingAct and demand fair hospital prices for routine services.

The Coalition for Affordable Hospitals is calling on lawmakers in Albany to pass the #FairPricingAct and take action to lower healthcare prices for New Yorkers.

“In a profit-driven healthcare system that pits payers and providers against each other, patients are often caught in the middle, exposing them to high out-of-pocket costs.” - Lown Institute

Anticompetitive business practices are allowing New York’s wealthiest hospital system to charge unjustifiably high prices. It’s time to stop putting profit over people. nytimes.com/2025/07/28/nyr…

We will not let hard working New Yorkers and their families be taken advantage of by wealthy hospital systems and their anti-competitive business practices. Providing affordable, high-quality healthcare is possible. nytimes.com/2025/07/28/nyr…

Our union is committed to providing affordable, high-quality healthcare for its members, and if that takes us into a fight at the bargaining table, the policy debate, or for City and State legislation we will be there.

🚨NEW: U.S. Department of Justice is investigating NewYork-Presbyterian for possible violations of antitrust laws - specifically for cutting deals with insurance companies in order to keep prices high for patients, unions, and employers. nytimes.com/2025/07/28/nyr…

This DOJ antitrust investigation is huge. Proud to fight alongside 32BJ SEIU /// #BuildingJustice 🧹✊🏽 for hospital transparency and an end to spiraling out of control hospital pricing and anticompetitive practices that are gouging New Yorkers.

Wow. DOJ is investigating alleged anti-competitive practices by NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital. The probe apparently came in response to a complaint from the 32BJ Health Fund