Extra Extra: It seems CityMD will stop hounding patients for COVID-19 testing fees

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Make your contribution now and help Gothamist thrive in 2023.Good Thursday afternoon in New York City, whereThe New York state attorney general's office sent a CityMD patient a letter last week saying the clinic will immediately

for COVID-19 tests that were supposed to be free, and will begin processing refunds for tests that patients were erroneously forced to pay for.a Paulsboro, New Jersey deliThe overall value of New York City's real estate stock is now valued at $1.48 trillion and is expected to rise 6% over the next fiscal year, driven largely by the extreme

 

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