Intensive Mental Health Crisis Stabilization Center Opens in Hicksville
The New York State Office of Mental Health announced the opening of CN Guidance & Counseling’s Community Crisis Center on Long Island to provide urgent
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The city of Glen Cove prohibits the use of marijuana in public spaces
The city of Glen Cove, located on Long Island, NY, will no longer allow marijuana consumption in public spaces after the city council unanimously approved
They warn about Medicare card scams in December
The New York StateWide Senior Action Council (StateWide), a 53-year-old nonprofit organization dedicated to serving the needs and well-being of more than 3.6 million seniors
5 keys to avoid respiratory diseases during the holidays
Temperatures begin to drop and with them come respiratory diseases. NYC Health remembers what care is essential inside and outside the home to avoid infections
This year more Hispanics saved lives by donating blood, highlights the Red Cross
The American Red Cross highlights the generosity of Latino and Hispanic blood donors, whose contributions are critical to patient care and community resilience. Hispanics play
United Way of Long Island celebrates 37th. anniversary of World AIDS Day
More than 140 guests attended the Nassau-Suffolk HIV Health Services Planning Council’s World AIDS Day gala. This event was hosted on December 5 by the
Mamdani appoints Helen Arteaga, of Ecuadorian origin, as NYC Deputy Mayor for Health
The elected mayor of New York City, Zohran Mamdani, announced the appointment of Dr. Helen Arteaga Landaverde, born in Ecuador and who until now directed
Nurses avoid strike and reach preliminary agreements with Northwell
The New York State Nurses Association reached preliminary agreements with Northwell Health last week on contracts for nurses at three Long Island hospitals. The agreements
NYC Health recommends how to act against the flu and protect your family
Flu season is already circulating in the city and NYC Health experts warn that acting quickly at the first symptoms can avoid serious complications. What
“We do it for the patients”: thousands of striking nurses take to the streets of Manhattan
Some of the 15,000 nurses who went on strike Monday in the Big Apple told our sister publication, amNewYork, that the strike is not just