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As Part of Housing for Health Initiative, NYC Health + Hospitals, NYC HPD, and Comunilife Break Ground on New $41.5m Building with 93 Units of Affordable and Supportive Housing
NYC Health + Hospitals/Woodhull CEO Gregory Calliste, NYC Health + Hospitals Assistant Vice President for Housing and Real Estate Leora Jontef, NYC HP...
NYC Care and MetroPlusHealth Launch ‘Stay Covered NYC’ Webinar to Educate Staten Islanders on Health Care Options
Stay Covered NYC’ is a citywide digital health care outreach initiative, which began April 4th with Queens-based community partners
NYC Care and MetroPlusHealth Host Resource Fair in Staten Island to Celebrate Immigrant Heritage Week
NYC Care and MetroPlusHealth partnership reaffirms commitment to serving New York City’s immigrant communities.
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In New Study NYC Health + Hospitals Receives Highest Rating for Meeting Federal Hospital Price Transparency Requirements
Turquoise Health study ranks NYC Health + Hospitals among 1% of the 5,300 hospital systems surveyed nationwide and one of only three health care organizations in NYS to earn a top score.
Immigrant Heritage Week Celebrated at NYC Health + Hospitals
The health system reaffirms its commitment to supporting all immigrants, regardless of their immigration status or ability to pay
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NYC Health + Hospitals/Metropolitan Opens Dedicated Pride Health Center for LGBTQ Patients
Center provides LGBTQ-affirming care for a variety of services
Behavioral Health Staff Awarded Over $500K in Debt Relief in Exchange for Three-Year Commitment to the Health System
As part of the Behavioral Health Loan Repayment program, 16 employees received between $30,000 and $50,000 in student debt relief.
To Boost Oral Health in its Youngest Patients, NYC Health + Hospitals Adds Dental Hygiene Services to Pediatric Practices
Children who begin seeing a dental provider at an early age are less likely to develop cavities, tooth decay, and other conditions that may lead to more serious health issues later in life