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New York Legislature (healthcare bills) · January 7, 2026 · Primary source

NY A 1466: Provides for establishment of the New York Health plan

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Summary

New York Assembly Bill 1466 proposes the New York Health program, a single-payer comprehensive health insurance system for all New York state residents, structured around a board of trustees, a New York Health Trust Fund, and financing through a payroll assessment modeled on the Medicare tax. The bill establishes scope of benefits, payment methodologies, care coordination requirements, and a temporary implementation commission. It remains in the legislative pipeline without reported committee action beyond introduction.

What this may mean

If enacted, the bill would fundamentally restructure health insurance financing and delivery in New York, displacing commercial insurance, Medicaid managed care contracts, and Medicare Advantage arrangements for state residents. All New York healthcare providers and payors would face new payment methodologies set by the trust and new care coordination obligations. The bill has not advanced beyond introduction, so no current operational obligations attach.

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