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				Providing hospitals and nursing homes with the resources they need
				 
				
				Hospitals, nursing homes and other health care providers are on the frontlines fighting 
				sickness and disease. That’s why Assemblyman Ramos fought for an additional $355 
				million over the governor’s budget for hospitals, nursing homes and pharmacies, including 
				several local facilities.
				 
				
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						Southside Hospital will receive $2,643,000 more
						 
					 
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						Ross Health Care Center will receive $532,000 more
						 
					 
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						Sunrise Manor Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation will receive $408,000 more
						 
					 
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						Maria Regina Residence will receive $501,000 more
						 
					 
				 
				
				Expanding coverage to all of New York’s uninsured children
				 
				
				Quality, affordable health care should be a right, not a privilege. That’s why Assemblyman 
				Ramos fought for a budget that:
				 
				
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						Expands Child Health Plus, providing coverage to New York’s 400,000 uninsured children
						 
					 
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						Streamlines enrollment for Medicaid and Family Health Plus, helping 900,000 uninsured
						adults
						 
					 
				 
				
				Restructuring Medicaid and eliminating waste
				 
				
				Medicaid dollars should be spent on Medicaid recipients, not on fraudulent claims. Assemblyman 
				Ramos fought for a budget that will help eliminate waste and fraud by:
				 
				
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						Creating the New York State False Claims Act, which provides whistleblowers an incentive 
						to root out fraud
						 
					 
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						Strengthening the Office of the Medicaid Inspector General by adding 157 new 
						positions — including 100 auditors — and providing new powers to the State Attorney 
						General
						 
					 
				 
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