Publications
Empire Justice Center recent annual reports, brochures, manuals, reports, and periodicals including the Legal
Services Journal and the DAP News, are posted here. To view older version of these sections please follow the links in the menu on the left.
ANNUAL REPORTS
Annual Report 2008 - 2009 :
We are proud to release our 2008-09 Annual Report, which illustrates the powerful impact of our work. Please take a few moments to read client stories and to see the amazing results our staff achieve for low-income families in New York.
Read More
 REPORTS
Time to Leave Finger Prints Behind :
Across the country, all but two states, Arizona and New York, have abandoned the costly and problematic fraud prevention tool in conjunction with the Food Stamp program.
Read More
Holes in the Safety Net: Access to Charity Care on Long Island :
Our latest report finds that almost one-half of the 23 hospitals surveyed failed to provide family members of seriously ill, uninsured patients with the information they needed to get financial assistance in advance of medical emergencies.
Read More
|
 MANUALS
The Affordable Care Act: Impact on New York State :
An overview of the Affordable Care Act's approach to reforming the health care system.
Read More
Tool Kit for Community Health Centers- Helping Patients Access Medicaid :
This tool kit provides fact sheets and forms on ten different topics related to helping patients access Medicaid coverage or other help with paying for health care services.
Read More
|
NEWSLETTERS
May 2012 Issue of Policy Matters :
As the end of New York’s 2012 legislative session approaches, Empire Justice Center advocates are switching into high gear, working hard to advance legislation that benefits lower income New Yorkers and to halt bills that will harm New York consumers, Medicaid recipients and providers. Read about our priorities for the end of the state legislative session.
Read More
Policy Matters April 2012 :
Empire Justice Center’s newsletter focused solely on policy. This inaugural issue will focus on the recently passed state budget and how it will affect lower income New Yorkers, including people at risk of foreclosure, health care consumers, people with disabilities and those needing civil legal services.
Read More
