Health Access

Affordable Care  |  Immigrant Eligibility  |  Immigrant Concerns  |  Language Access & Health  |  Mental Health  |  More Topics Affordable Care > 5/11/09 NYS Department of Health Guidance to Hospital Executives on Financial Assistance Policies and Procedures > Know Your Rights to Hospital Financial Assistance Fact Sheet - English, Spanish, Russian, Chinese, Korean, Bengali, Haitian Creole, Serbo-Croatian, Urdu, French, Arabic, Karen, Burmese > Access to Health Care for Uninsured Immigrants > Immigrant and Refugee Guide to Affordable Health Care in New York > 6/22/07 NYSDOH Letter to Hospital CEOs Regarding Financial Assistance Summaries, Signs, & Applications > Letter to Hospital Administrators Regarding Implemantation of Financial Assistance Law > Hospital Financial Assistance Law in New York State & 2009 Sliding Fee Scale > List of Public Hospitals and Community Health Clinics in New York City > Affordable Health Care Options for the Uninsured at HHC <back to top > Immigrant Eligibility > Immigrants and the Family Health Plus Employer Buy-In Program > NYS Department of Health Emergency Medicaid & Cancer Treatment > New Citizenship Documentation for Medicaid: No Change in Eligibility > NYS Department of Health Directives on Immigrant Eligibility Rules > Frequently Asked Questions About Immigrant Eligibility for Public Health Insurance <back to top > Immigrant Concerns > Concerns Regarding Immigrants and Public Benefits > HHC Open Letter to Immigrant New Yorkers > Fact Sheet on Sponsored Immigrants and Health Care (by NILC) > Sponsor Provisions and Impacts on Immigrants' Access to Health Care <back to top > Language Access & Health > Legal Backgrounder on Language Access Rights > Hospital Communication Improves: Study Shows that Hospital Care is Becoming More Accessible to Many New Yorkers Who Are Limited-English-Proficient > Know Your Rights to Language Assistance in Pharmacies > Know Your Rights to Language Assistance Fact Sheets - Chinese, Korean, Haitian Creole, Spanish, Russian, Urdu, Bengali, French, Serbo-Croatian > New NYSDOH Regulations to Address Hospital Language Barriers > NYS Dept. of Health Letter to Hospital CEOs > Queens Network Policy on Language Access > Hospital Language Access Complaints & Settlements > Findings: Language Access to Health Care - A Study of Four New York Hospitals > LEP Comments Submitted to the Department of Health & Human Services > Seen But Not Served:The Need for Meaningful Access to Interpreter Services for Limited English Proficient Medicaid Beneficiaries at New York City Medicaid Offices <back to top > Mental Health > Immigrants’ Access to Mental Health Services in New York State: Barriers and Recommendations > NYC DOHMH Directory of Mental Health Services for Immigrants > Bridging the Gap: The September 11th Disaster Response and Immigrants’ Access to Mental Health Services in New York City <back to top > More Topics > Section 1011 Policy Update > Emergency-Room Deportation Bill Defeated <back to top > Action Alerts > SIGN-ON for Health Care for All New York > SIGN-ON in Support of Medicaid for Language Assistance Services--A733 & S3740 more What's Hot > Immigrants and Health Reform Update - June 15, 2010 > National Health Reform Passes! > Immigrants Largely Left Out of Federal Health Reform, Study Finds > TPS & Public Health Insurance more Press Releases > While Most Americans Will Benefit From Historic Health Reforms, Fixes Needed on Discriminatory Policies Toward Immigrants > Immigrants Largely Left Out of Federal Health Reform, Study Finds > Briefing on Immigrants & Health Reform > Immigration Coalition Applauds Hispanic Caucus Leadership in Passage of House Health Care Bill more Issue Backgrounders > 2010 Albany Advocacy Day - Assure Access to Health Care for All > 2009 City Advocacy Day - Assure Immigrants' Access to Health Care: Uphold the Law and Preserve the Safety Net > 2010 City Advocacy Day - Ensure Immigrants’ Access to Health Care: Preserve the Safety Net & Uphold the Law more Testimonies > Testimony on Developing a Primary Care Agenda in NYS--11/2/2007 > Testimony on Universal Health Care--10/30/2007 > 07/31/2007 Public Hearing: Hospital Indigent Care > Oversight Hearing: Overcoming Language Barriers in Health Care Provision more Advocacy Letters > Letter to NY Senators In Support of Immigrant Inclusion in Health Reform > Letter to NY Representatives After Health Reform Vote - 11/16/09 > Thank You Letters to President Obama and US Congress for Removing 5-Year Waiting Period for Legal Kids in 2009 Reauthorization of Children's Health Insurance Program > Medicaid Reimbursement for Interpretation Services in the Health Care Setting more Reports > Study Shows that Hospital Care is Becoming More Accessible to Many Limited-English-Proficient New Yorkers > NYFAHC Report on Connecting Immigrants to Commercial Health Coverage In New York > Report Analyzes the Potential Impact of New York State Coverage Expansion Proposals > Access to Health Care After Immigration Reform--Recommendations for Policymakers more Fact Sheets > Access to Health Care for Uninsured Immigrants - Spanish, Chinese, Korean, Russian, Arabic and Haitian-Creole > Concerns Regarding Immigrants and Public Benefits more ISSUE AREAS   Civic & Voter Participation   Education   English Language Literacy   Health Access   Housing   Immigration Law   Civil Rights & Liberties   Language Access   Public Benefits   Workers' Issues   Driver's Licenses   Disaster Relief   City & State Budget

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