New York’s Medical Aid in Dying Act (A995c/S2445c), sponsored by Assemblymember Amy Paulin and Senator Brad Hoylman-Sigal, is one of the most important measures before the New York State Legislature in 2025. With 92 co-sponsors representing every corner of New York State, a growing chorus of lawmakers, voters, and civic organizations representing the broad diversity of the Empire State is calling on the legislature to pass the bill.
A new survey shows that New Yorkers overwhelmingly support medical aid in dying by a 72-23% margin. You can read about it here.
Voters from across the state are joining with Compassion & Choices to raise their voices and urge legislative leaders to lead with love, put families first, and bring the bill to the floor for a vote before the legislative session ends in June. If you support this compassionate bill, click below to take immediate action. If you want to learn more, scan this page for more information or reach out to us by emailing [email protected].
Lawmakers need to hear your voice. When you call lawmakers’ offices, you show them that the New York Medical Aid in Dying Act is among your top priorities as their constituent.
A new survey shows that New Yorkers overwhelmingly support medical aid in dying by a 72-23% margin. You can read about it here.
“No hay manera de explicar el sentimiento de impotencia, temor y angustia al verlo sufrir” Su temor de no tener la opción de una muerte pacífica se hizo realidad…una muerte lenta y llena de sufrimiento Corinne Carey, directora de campaña de Nueva York para Compassion & Choices, suplico a legisladores estatales del Oeste de Nueva…
Compassion & Choices Senior New York Campaign Director Corinne Carey implored state legislators from Western New York and across the state to ease the suffering of too many terminally ill New Yorkers at the end of life by passing the Medical Aid in Dying Act in 2023. Carey was joined at a Buffalo news conference today –…
Corrine Carey, directora de campaña de NY para Compassion & Choices exigió a los legisladores que dejen de ignorar a los habitantes del estado de Nueva York que sufren al final de la vida. Lo hizo hoy, durante una conferencia de prensa en Lake Placid, al lanzar una campaña comunitaria de dos meses en todo…
“Aid-in-dying laws lead to increase in hospice care & improved end-of-life care” “LAWMAKERS MUST STOP TURNING THEIR BACKS ON NYERS SUFFERING AT THE END OF LIFE” Compassion & Choices Senior New York Campaign Director Corrine Carey urged legislators to stop turning their backs on New Yorkers suffering at the end of life, as she kicked…
An excerpt from The Albany Times Union letter to editor, “Hospitals must disclose ethical, religious rules,” by East Schodack resident Karen R. Kaufmann, published August 28, 2022 “I commend Rachel Silberstein for her excellent story ( “New York reproductive care eroding amid Catholic-secular hospital mergers,” Aug. 14), uncovering how the “merger negotiations between St. Peter’s and Ellis…
Distributed to New York State Lawmakers via email June 2, 2022: Good afternoon, This Legislature had the ability to ease the suffering of dying, terminally ill New Yorkers and once again failed to do so by declining to even consider New York’s Medical Aid in Dying Act ( A4321a/ S6471). As the Albany Times Union said in an editorial…
Songs from the powerful musical about a terminally ill young woman’s ultimate choice premiere at a sold-out event. After a pandemic-related delay, the Goodbye New York album, performed by the production’s all-Broadway cast and band, premiered at Feinstein’s/54 Below in the heart of New York City’s theater district on May 8. “The night far exceeded…
An excerpt from the Syracuse.com letter to the editor, “Legislators should pass Medical Aid in Dying Act,” by Baldwinsville resident Carol Keysor, published May 31, 2022: “As someone who has spent over 40 years working in medicine, I am appalled that New York does not have medical aid in dying to provide options to…
Esta editorial fue publicado en El Diario (NY) y La Opinión en Los Ángeles el 24 de mayo. “…..Los hispanos carecen de acceso a cuidados de fin de vida equitativos o de información culturalmente apropiada en español, el idioma que más prefiere nuestra gente. Por esta razón, la Fundación Herencia Hispana (HHF) y El Consejo Nacional Hispano del Adulto Mayor (NHCOA) se…
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