Planning for Rational Organization of Urban Health Services

Health Services Administrator, The City of New York. appropriated by the City Council and Board of Estimates. The figures do not include payments made under Title 18 to hospitals and other providers, nor do they include grant funds paid to the Health Services Administration or related agencies. Furthermore, the city's payments to its employees for health insurance and workman's compensation, totaling $62,500,000, are carried in separate budgets. Earlier, Mayor Lindsay had announced a capital construction budget for the Health Services Administration totaling over $500,000,000 for the next five years. Health Services Administration projects were given the highest priority in the city's capital budget. These budget figures illustrate the magnitude of public funds now available for delivering health services in New York City. About 50 per cent of the expense budget will be spent by city agencies, and the remainder by voluntary bodies and private providers, to secure care for the 45 to 50 per cent of the population of New York City unable to pay the full cost of treatment

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