Long Island man sues hospital after learning he was switched at birth
A Long Island man is suing Jamaica Hospital after he recently learned he was switched at birth over 60 years ago.
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A Long Island man is suing Jamaica Hospital after he recently learned he was switched at birth over 60 years ago.
Over 60 years ago, two babies with the same last name were born minutes apart at Jamaica Hospital. Only recently did those families learn the children went home with the wrong parents. CBS News New York's Jennifer McLogan spoke with the Long Island man who is now suing the hospital.
Mayor Eric Adams and numerous members of the NYPD lauded the fallen 31-year-old during a news conference at Jamaica Hospital on Monday night.
Jamaica Hospital has been collaborating with doctors from Memorial Sloan Kettering since January to make sure people in Queens get quality cancer care.
Leticia Aguilar rang the cancer bell at Jamaica Hospital after beating breast cancer for the second time in 25 years. The hospital has been working with doctors from Memorial Sloan Kettering to make sure people in Queens get quality cancer care. CBS New York's Jennifer Bisram reports.
Jamaica Hospital has New York City's busiest trauma center.
Jamaica has the busiest hospital trauma center in New York City.
The nearly 300 doctors say MediSys Health Network, which operates Jamaica and Flushing hospitals, has been bargaining in bad faith for months. CBS2's Jessica Moore reports.
About 300 physicians at Jamaica and Flushing hospitals voted to authorize a strike last week.
If they do walk off the job, they are planning to do so On May 15, 16 and 17. CBS2's Maurice Dubois has the story.
A possible strike is looming for two hospitals in Queens.
Doctors say the move will help address health disparities in underserved communities.
