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The Ambulatory Intensive Pharmacotherapeutics program streamlines medication needs and prescribing to improve the health of Bassett’s rural communities and decrease rates of adverse health outcomes and costs.

Hospital for Special Surgery launched the Asian Community Bone Health Initiative to improve musculoskeletal health, physical function and overall quality of life for their aging Asian American patient population.

St. John's Episcopal Hospital collaborated with DOH to become a credentialed provider of the Cancer Services Program. 

Saratoga Hospital's collaborative partnership with community leaders leverages the strengths of individual organizations for enduring health opportunities for all.

The Saint Joseph’s Medical Center/St. Vincent’s Hospital Westchester division crisis prevention and response team collaborated with others to develop and staff a Westchester-based suicide prevention and crisis response center. 

From partnering with local organizations to adjusting nutrition suggestions to complement patients' cultures, Elmhurst's diabetes management initiative yielded improved results.

MediSys Health Network is bringing world-class cancer care to Queens and eastern Brooklyn — mitigating healthcare disparities to their diverse patient population.

Partnering with community organizations to create integrated interdisciplinary teams that treat the whole person — ECMC is working to address SDOH and eliminate health disparities, poor health outcomes and hospital readmissions.

The Successful Aging for Increased Longevity project provides integrated, destigmatized mental health services to an underserved older population.

White Plains' Youth Summit brought together students, parents, physicians and community leaders for a day of healthcare activities to promote racial, ethnic and gender diversity among healthcare professionals.

A community collaboration, the Food Farmacy helps primary care providers link patients at risk for food insecurity to nutritional food, education and support with diet, exercise and symptom management.

They were recognized for nurse satisfaction, inpatient and ambulatory nursing-sensitive indicators, patient satisfaction and using technology and innovation to deliver culturally and socially sensitive care.