Start 2023 Off Healthy: Here’s How To Get Affordable Insurance Health Coverage
By El Mansour Bettahar Nobody plans to get sick or injured, but sometimes it’s unavoidable. Ten years ago, I got into an accident at my construction job.
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How To Find Various Medical Supplies At Affordable Prices: A Comprehensive Guide
Medical supplies are an essential component of healthcare and the life of many people.
The Impact Of Technology On Healthcare: A Comprehensive Guide
Technological advances have had a profound impact on healthcare, both in terms of how care is delivered and in terms of patient outcomes.
Mayor Adams Expands Efforts To Connect Patients Experiencing Homelessness To Stable, Affordable Housing
New York City Mayor Eric Adams and NYC Health + Hospitals President and CEO Dr. Mitchell Katz today announced ‘Housing for Health’.
NY Nurses Prepared To Do Whatever it Takes To Win Safe Staffing, Respect, And Quality Care For All Contract Campaign
Approximately 30,000 NYSNA nurses have union contracts expiring on December 31, 2022, or in early 2023.
Mayor Adams Signs Legislation Guaranteeing Access To Safe, Affordable Abortion In New York City
New York City Mayor Eric Adams today signed historic legislation to protect access to safe and affordable abortions in New York City.
Salvation Army’s Zack Hodgson Talks Harlem, Healthcare For The Homeless Day, The Unhoused, And More
Every day, thousands of Harlemites and New Yorkers live on the streets and subways with a lack of access to medical care, including mental health or substance abuse services.
Arthouse.NYC Presents The Hero Art-Project, Portraits To Honor Healthcare Heroes From Around The World
ARTHOUSE.NYC presents The Hero Art-ProjectT, portraits to honor healthcare heroes from around the world who have lost their lives while fighting COVID-19 while selflessly saving the lives of thousands of their fellow citizens.
NYC Health + Hospitals, Mayor’s Public Engagement Unit Launched Healthcare Week Of Action, One Borough Each Day
The Mayor’s Public Engagement Unit (PEU) and NYC Health + Hospitals hosted a “Healthcare Week of Action” last week to connect New Yorkers from Harlem to Hollis.
32BJ And NY Lawmakers Decry New York-Presbyterian Anti-Competitive Practice And Out-Of-Control Care Costs
32BJ SEIU, one of New York’s largest private-sector unions, rallied today to remind 32BJ Health Fund participants that New York-Presbyterian will go out of network on January 1, 2022.
Healthcare Industry Needs To Do More To Educate Consumers On Value-Based Care, Study Says
EmblemHealth, one of the nation’s largest nonprofit health insurers, released its findings today in a national survey of what Value-Based Care means to patients and consumers.
The State Of Affordable Housing During The COVID Crisis In Harlem
By Jerrod Delaine All housing has been affected by the COVID-19 Global Health pandemic, with New York being the epicenter of how it can spread and bring a city to a complete stop.
Senate Majority Advances Legislation To Address Disparities In Healthcare For Minorities
The Senate Democratic Majority today advanced legislation to close the racial disparities gap in healthcare, building on the conference’s continued work to protect the healthcare rights of all New Yorkers.
Accessible, Affordable Health Care Could benefit The Climate Crisis, Study Finds
As researchers continue to discover how climate change can affect everything from consumers’ health to the financial markets,
Affordable Health Care Act Has High Stakes For Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Healthcare advocates and community outreach workers are deeply concerned about dire consequences for persons affected by a breast cancer diagnosis if the Affordable Healthcare Act (ACA) is dismantled.