Moving Healthcare Forward In New York State

Brown & Weinraub is New York’s top healthcare lobbying firm. We help you adapt, identify opportunities for collaboration, and include targeted strategic advice and counsel that delivers results.
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‍Full Healthcare Spectrum Strategy
We represent the full spectrum of health and human services stakeholder clients, ensuring we have a complete view of reforms underway in New York State. Our unparalleled team includes a former health counsel to the Senate Majority, a former first deputy budget director for Medicaid,  former Deputy Commissioners and Deputy Directors at NYS DOH, a former Deputy Medicaid Director of New York State, and former Governor’s health counsel.  

Health care sectors we have represented include but are not limited to:
- Health care associations
- Health care systems
- Federally qualified health centers
- Health care professionals
- Private practices
- Health insurers
- Behavioral health providers
- Substance use disorder providers
- Providers and advocates in the developmental disabilities and child health space
- Health care startups
- Laboratories
- Health systems agencies

Our Powerful Network
‍‍We have strong relationships with decision makers and staff in health and human services agencies, whether it be the Department of Health, the “O” agencies (Office of Mental Health, Office of Persons with Developmental Disabilities, and Office of Addiction Supports and Services), Office of Children and Family Services, and others. Our network extends to the Governor’s office, the Division of Budget, the State Education Department, and legislators and staff in both the Assembly and the Senate. Beyond government, our team has relationships with non-governmental stakeholders and influencers, such as associations, think tanks, and communications groups.

Our Services
‍Brown & Weinraub assists health care clients with:
- Policy development
- Crafting strategic business plans consistent with and complementary to State policy direction
- Relationship building
- Reputation rehabilitation
- Coalition building
- Shepherding transactions through government approval processes
- Grassroots advocacy strategy
- State funding requests
- Political strategy