Ryan Health Community Outreach Center @ Convent Avenue Family Living Center
Ryan Health Community Outreach Center @ Convent Avenue Family Living Center - New York Low Cost Clinic
22 Convent Ave
New York NY, 10027
Contact Phone:(212) 866-7816
Clinic Details:Ryan Health provides access to primary care in residences for homeless individuals through our Community Outreach Centers, serving the Upper West Side, Inwood, Washington Heights, and Central Harlem. We are responding to the urgent need for on-site primary care and mental health services for people living in transitional housing or unstable living situations.
Details: Ryan Health Adair provides community-based primary care to adults and children living in Central Harlem and northern Manhattan. With deep ties to the community, our services address the cultural, economic, and social barriers to health care.
Details: The Institute’s Healthcare for the Homeless Program provides services at six locations in Manhattan. Our program makes health care services easily accessible to people experiencing homelessness. We provide medical care, behavioral health care, discounted medications, and referrals to other services. The program is funded by Care for the Homeless, which receives federal and other funding. Care for the Homeless staff provide HIV intensive case management, substance abuse counseling, HIV rapid testing and HIV and general health education at many of the sites.
Details: The School Health Program - Family Health Centers at NYU Langone provides medical, mental health, and dental services, along with health education, directly to children and adolescents through clinics located in public elementary, middle, and high schools throughout New York City. We care for children when they are sick, but also provide the preventive medical care to keep them healthy. By operating clinics inside schools, we help ensure that healthcare is accessible and convenient for children and families. A healthy child misses fewer days of school, which makes it easier to keep up with schoolwork and succeed academically. Also, when a child is healthy, his or her parents miss fewer days of work. School-based clinics are staffed by at least one nurse practitioner who can write prescriptions, order diagnostic tests for illnesses such as strep throat, and help manage chronic conditions including asthma and diabetes. The health team includes physician assistants, nurse practitioners, social workers, psychologists, health educators, medical associates, and patient services associates. Our dentistry program is staffed by a dentist and dental hygienist. Although insurance is billed for visits when appropriate, visits to the school-based health center lead to no out-of-pocket costs to families.
Details: The Institute for Family Health is a mission-driven health organization with a rich history and expert leadership. Since 1983 we have grown from a small non-profit with four staff members to one of the largest community health centers in New York State, serving over 115,000 patients annually at 31 locations.
Details: Ryan Health provides access to primary care in residences for homeless individuals through our Community Outreach Centers, serving the Upper West Side, Inwood, Washington Heights, and Central Harlem. We are responding to the urgent need for on-site primary care and mental health services for people living in transitional housing or unstable living situations.
Details: NYC Health + Hospitals gives thousands of school-age children the health care services they urgently need. We try to make it easy for children to get health care, because sometimes it’s difficult for parents to take time off of work to bring children in for check-ups or shots, or because there are no local pediatricians available. NYC Health + Hospitals fills the time and availability gap so children stay healthy. NYC Health + Hospitals helps parents care for their children by providing high-quality primary and preventive care services to 21 schools in Brooklyn, Manhattan and Queens. The whole family benefits when children are healthy, because it reduces the time caregivers need to take off of work to care for a sick child. And when children receive health care at an early age, they’re more likely to take care of themselves and make sure they go for regular check-ups when they’re adults.
Details: Ryan Health school-based health centers provide primary healthcare, individual and group mental health services, social work, and health education to young people enrolled in local public elementary, junior high, and high schools throughout Manhattan.
Details: Ryan Health provides access to primary care in residences for homeless individuals through our Community Outreach Centers, serving the Upper West Side, Inwood, Washington Heights, and Central Harlem. We are responding to the urgent need for on-site primary care and mental health services for people living in transitional housing or unstable living situations.
Details: The School Health Program - Family Health Centers at NYU Langone provides medical, mental health, and dental services, along with health education, directly to children and adolescents through clinics located in public elementary, middle, and high schools throughout New York City. We care for children when they are sick, but also provide the preventive medical care to keep them healthy. By operating clinics inside schools, we help ensure that healthcare is accessible and convenient for children and families. A healthy child misses fewer days of school, which makes it easier to keep up with schoolwork and succeed academically. Also, when a child is healthy, his or her parents miss fewer days of work. School-based clinics are staffed by at least one nurse practitioner who can write prescriptions, order diagnostic tests for illnesses such as strep throat, and help manage chronic conditions including asthma and diabetes. The health team includes physician assistants, nurse practitioners, social workers, psychologists, health educators, medical associates, and patient services associates. Our dentistry program is staffed by a dentist and dental hygienist. Although insurance is billed for visits when appropriate, visits to the school-based health center lead to no out-of-pocket costs to families.
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