Free Clinics for the Uninsured The Institute for Family Health operates two free clinics for the uninsured in partnership with students from two of New York's premiere medical schools. At the NYC Free Clinic in Manhattan we work with students from New York University; at the ECHO/Walton Free Clinic in the Bronx we work with students from the Albert Einstein College of Medicine. Students are supervised at all times by senior physicians. How to become a patient.
HIV Care Ryan White-funded programs for people who are HIV-positive are located in New York City and the Mid-Hudson region. Medical care, counseling, and social services are offered.
Care for the Homeless has funded the Institute's Healthcare for the Homeless Project since 1990. The program provides medical and/or social work services at seven Manhattan sites. More...
Ulster County Healthy Families and Dutchess County Healthy Start offer prenatal and parenting education and support services to families of young children at risk for child abuse and neglect. More...
School-Linked Health Care: Public health educators link teens from local schools in the South Bronx with community health centers to increase their use of reproductive health services and to subsequently reduce the rate of teen pregnancy.
