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  • Ad Info for Digital Program - Celebrating Single Payer Champions 2024 Benefit

    Purchase ad space in our digital program for your organization or use the space to send a special message to our 2024 honorees. The ads will be projected during the 2024 Reception Celebrating Single Payer Champions and distributed digitally to all supporters.

    You can see a sample of a past Digital Program here. (Note: this year's program will be formatted horizontally)

    AD PRICING & SIZING:

    $800: FULL-PAGE AD

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    Social Media Promotion*
    2 Tickets Included

     

    $500: HALF-PAGE AD

    10" W x 11.25" H (960 x 1080px) min 300 dpi
    Social Media Promotion*
    1 Ticket Included

     

    $250: QUARTER-PAGE AD

    10" W x 5.6" H (960 x 540px) min 300dpi

    *If you would like to be included in our social media promotion, please provide a version of your artwork that is square, along with any copy you would like as part of a caption.

    ARTWORK SUBMISSION DEADLINE EXTENDED:

    Friday June 7, 2024 by 5:00pm

    Send artwork or any questions to Morgan: morgan@pnhpnymetro.org

    Payment can be made by credit card below or by check.

    Make checks payable to "PNHP-NY Metro" and mail to our temporary mailing address:

    PNHP-NY Metro
    310 W. 86th St. #6B
    New York, NY 10024

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  • Sliding Scale Tickets - Celebrating Single Payer Champions 2024 Benefit

    We are thrilled this year to have a large enough space to be able to offer sliding scale tickets to our 2024 Benefit Celebrating Single Payer Champions.

    The suggested donation level is $25 for sliding scale tickets but all are welcome at whatever level you can give.
    Please contribute what you can to help support our work in the movement for single payer!

    We look forward to toasting our 2024 Single Payer Champions with you!

     

    Note: Contributions of $250 or more include membership in national PNHP!
    Donate

  • In-person Tickets - Celebrating Single Payer Champions 2024 Benefit

    Purchase your selected in-person tickets to attend our 2024 Benefit Celebrating Single-Payer Champions below!
    We look forward to toasting our 2023 Single-Payer Champions with you!

    If purchasing tickets for 2 or more people, please list the ticket-holder's names in the comment box below!

    To make a different selection or for more information about our Benefit Celebrating Single-Payer Champions click here.
    If you are unable to attend in person, please purchase virtual tickets by clicking here!

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  • Virtual Tickets - Celebrating Single Payer Champions 2024 Benefit

    Not able to join us in-person? Not to worry, simply purchase your virtual tickets below!
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    We understand that gathering in-person doesn't work for everyone and we are so thankful that the ability to hold virtual programming has made our events much more accessible to folks who are far away, disabled, busy, or even just commitment-averse!

    Our suggested tax-deductible donation for virtual attendance is $250 but - at any donation level - you are invited to join us on Zoom. We will email a Zoom link upon donation to all who contribute below and a reminder will be sent the day before the celebration.
    As an added bonus: Contributions of $250 and above include membership in national PNHP!

    We are so grateful to have your support and presence in this movement!


    Looking for info on attending in-person instead? Click here!

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  • published 2024 Tickets test - donation page type v2 2024-05-09 15:58:58 -0400

  • published Lobby Day 2024 2024-03-31 18:48:42 -0400

    2024 Lobby Day to #PassNYHealth

    Collage of photos of NY Health Act supporters rallying in Albany & virtual zoom rally with text & qr code with date & info to RSVP

    On March 19, 2024, over 200 advocates, health workers, students and residents joined us in meeting with 13 New York legislators to urge them to #PassNYHealth and #Coverage4All, and to stop cuts to SUNY Downstate hospital.

    The recording of our morning orientation, with overview of the day, highlights of the legislation, and Q&A, is available here:

    Many people contributed to the success of our lobby day this year.
    Our great thanks to our UHLAF fellows, SNaHP fellows, Board mentors, and organizing team for their leading our cohorts, and to our organizational partners, listed below. And our deep gratitude to each and every person who joined us, sharing your stories, reporting back, following up, and taking on all of the roles required to hold these meetings and make our voices heard!

    Group photos from throughout the day are shared below!

    Additional Resources:

    • Lobby Day Orientation slides are here
    • Lobby Day Orientation transcript is here
    • New York Health Act Town Hall recorded on March 11 is here
    • Lobby Skills Training recorded on March 12 is here
    • Additional NY Health Act Educational Resources are listed here
    • Len Rodberg, PhD, Financial Analysis of the NY Health Act

    2024 Lobby Day Cosponsoring Organizations:

    ACT UP
    American Academy of Pediatrics NYS Chapters 1, 2 & 3
    Campaign for New York Health
    Chinese-American Planning Council
    Citizen Action
    Council on Interns and Residents SEIU
    Cross-union Retirees Organizing Committee 
    Doctors Council SEIU
    Dutchess County Progressive Action Alliance
    Green Party of New York
    Hudson Valley Demands NY Health
    Labor-Religion Coalition of New York State
    Metro New York Health Care for All
    National Association of Social Workers New York State Chapter 
    New York Doctors Coalition
    New York State Academy of Family Physicians
    New York State Nurses Association
    New York Progressive Action Network
    New York Public Interest Research Group
    Physicians for a National Health Program - NY Metro Chapter
    Students for a National Health Program
    The Coochie Coach
    Ulster Activists

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    Advocates for the NY Health Act meeting with Assembly Speaker Heastie's office


    Advocates for the NY Health Act meeting with NY State Sen. Bailey's office


    Advocates for the NY Health Act meeting with NY State Sen. Addabbo's office


    Advocates for the NY Health Act meeting with NY State Sen. Kavanaugh's office

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    Advocates for the NY Health Act meeting with NY State Sen. Serrano's office


    Advocates for the NY Health Act meeting with NY State Sen. Ryan's office

    Dinowitz meeting group photo
    Advocates for the NY Health Act meeting with NY State AM Dinowitz's office

    Gianaris meeting group photo
    Advocates for the NY Health Act meeting with NY State Sen. Gianaris' office

    Kennedy meeting group photo
    Advocates for the NY Health Act meeting with NY State Sen. Kennedy's office

    Skoufis meeting group photo
    Advocates for the NY Health Act meeting with NY State Sen. Skoufis' office

    Thomas meeting group photo
    Advocates for the NY Health Act meeting with NY State Sen. Thomas' office

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    Advocates for the NY Health Act meeting with NY State Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart Cousins

     


  • published Ceasefire Statement 2023 2023-12-20 19:03:37 -0500

    The NY Metro Chapter of Physicians for a National Health Program Calls for an Immediate and Permanent Ceasefire in Palestine and Israel

    We at the NY Metro Chapter of Physicians for a National Health Program (PNHP-NY Metro) believe that healthcare is a human right. As an organization of health justice activists that works tirelessly to transform our healthcare system from one that is unjust and profit-driven to one that is more just and based on principles of human rights, we urge President Biden & Congress to apply human rights principles and laws in both our own country and internationally.

    We join the growing movement calling for an immediate permanent ceasefire, the immediate delivery of humanitarian aid, the release of all hostages and detained people, and an end to violence and destruction. We stand in solidarity with the healthcare and humanitarian workers in Gaza as they work to provide care in a time of crisis, under conditions that do not support health and healing.


  • published Working Groups in Take Action 2023-07-18 14:37:03 -0400

    Join A Working Group

    Much of the work of our Chapter happens within our Working Groups. We have five main Working Groups dedicated to specific areas of our advocacy. Groups are volunteer-led and generally meet monthly (sometimes more, sometimes less). You do not need to be a physician or a member to join - we invite you to get involved!

    CLICK HERE to see the list of Working Groups and to sign up!


  • published Donate! in Take Action 2023-06-23 14:20:25 -0400


  • published Sign Up / Membership in Take Action 2023-03-25 14:18:36 -0400

    Sign Up

    Physicians for a National Health Program (PNHP) is a nonprofit organization of 22,000 physicians, medical students, health workers, and advocates who support national single-payer healthcare. The PNHP-NY Metro Chapter is one of over 50 chapters across the country. All are welcome to join us in our advocacy for a just and equitable healthcare system that will save lives and money.

    CLICK HERE to sign up for updates on our advocacy and to learn about opportunities to get involved!


    Become a Member

    All are welcome. Organizing healthcare workers and students is our core focus, but you are not required to be a physician, health worker or medical student to become a member of PNHP!

    Click here to attend a New Member Interest Meetup on Zoom to learn more about our Chapter and get involved. You do not have to be a dues paying member to organize with us - but every contribution is greatly appreciated! We are funded by small-dollar donations and your support makes our work possible.

    PNHP NATIONAL DUES MEMBERSHIP:
    To qualify for annual membership, you can make a one-time contribution of at least $250 or become a monthly sustaining donor of at least $25 a month.

    To contribute online: CLICK HERE!

    To contribute by check: Make checks payable to "PNHP-NY Metro" and mail to:
    PNHP NY Metro Chapter · PO Box 352 · New York, NY 10028

    Gift Memberships:
    To honor someone with membership benefits, please email us morgan[@]pnhpnymetro.org to inquire.


    Join a Working Group

    Much of the work of our Chapter happens within our Working Groups. We have five main Working Groups dedicated to specific areas of our advocacy. Groups are volunteer-led and generally meet monthly (sometimes more, sometimes less). You do not need to be a physician or a member to join - we invite you to get involved!

    CLICK HERE to see the list of Working Groups and to sign up!


    We are a member-supported organization and cannot do this work without you! Thank YOU for volunteering, showing up, donating, and joining.

    PNHP - NY Metro is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization; all donations are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law.


  • published Report back Gala 2022 in Gala 2022 2023-03-16 21:11:08 -0400

    2022 Gala Celebrating Single Payer Champions

    2022 PNHP-NY Metro Gala Celebrating Single Payer Champions: Monday, June 13, 2022!  

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    Over the last year, we have ramped up our organizing and programming efforts, including:

    🎯 Collaborating both locally and nationally to fight the increasing attempts to privatize Medicare
    🎯 Training healthcare workers to effectively share their stories of how our current insurance system impacts their ability to provide care.
    🎯 Increasing outreach to professional organizations and unions to promote the NY Health Act.
    🎯 Monthly educational forums with focuses ranging from American pharmaceutical pricing to insurance’s impact on substance use.
    🎯 Enhancing collaboration with movement partners to advance health justice initiatives.
    🎯 Expanding traditional and social media strategy to more effectively a broader audience regarding single payer healthcare.

    Due to the increasing COVID cases in New York City, and the implementation of a High Alert by the City’s health professionals, we have made the difficult decision to transition our Gala to a fully remote event.  We appreciate your understanding, and we look forward to celebrating with you in person when we can safely do so.  Until that option arises, we are happy to be able to recognize Single-Payer Champions remotely, and will forge ahead with a condensed program on Zoom!

    We are proud to introduce our health justice honorees:

    Picture of a smiling black man in a suit in front of a rainbow sign reading Healthcare for Every Body.  To the right of the image is the text: Sen. Jabari Brisport, New York State's 25th Senate Distict

    Picture of crowd of masked people in red holding a banner reading New York State Nurses Association: Caring for ALL New Yorkers.  To the right of the picture reads: NYSNA, New York State Nurses Association

    Image of a smiling white man with gray hair. Text to the right reads Peter Steinglass, MD: Chair for Fundraising Committee, PNHP-NY Metro.

    image of white man in a suit with grey hair speaking in front of a group of people holding signs in support of single-payer healthcare. Text to the right reads: Lifetime Achievement Award, Assemblymember Richard Gottfried, New York State's 75th Assembly District.


  • published Lobby Day 2023 in Events 2023-03-16 20:23:23 -0400

    2023 Lobby Day to #PassNYHealth!

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    On Tuesday March 14, over 200 universal healthcare advocates participated in our 2023 Lobby Day to #PassNYHealth!
    THANK YOU for making the day such a success!!

    Lobby Day Materials

    • You can find a recording of the forum here.
    • A transcript of the forum is available here.
    • The slidedeck from the recording is here.
    • A folder with explainers for each piece of legislation is available here.

    Summary of 2023 Legislation Package: Take action by clicking the links in the bill names.

    New York Health Act (Bill numbers pending) will establish a single-payer universal healthcare system in New York state that will guarantee comprehensive care for all residents and workers, regardless of employment, immigration status or ability to pay!
    Reproductive Freedom & Equity Act (A00361A / S00348B) will establish a fund to cover the cost of abortion —as well as traveling expenses and childcare costs—for low-income New Yorkers and people coming from out of state. Has already passed the state senate!
    Coverage 4 All (A3020 / S2237) will create a state-funded Essential Plan for ALL New Yorkers up to 200% of the federal poverty level, regardless of immigration status, by including undocumented immigrants in the state’s application for the 1332 waiver. Submit comments in support of Coverage 4 All.
    Indigent Care Pool (Bill numbers pending) will redistribute public funding to protect true safety-net hospitals providing health care for low-income, people with disabilities, and communities of color.
    End Medical Debt package: Ounce of Prevention Act (S1366) requires all hospitals to use a uniform application form and policy and relates to distribution of funds from the general hospital indigent care pool, and Fair Medical Debt Reporting (S4907) prohibits medical debt from being collected by a consumer reporting agency or included in a consumer report.
    Fair Pay for Home Care would leave room in the budget for home health workers to make 150% of the minimum wage. New York has a home health care shortage  and ensuring liveable wages for these highly skilled professionals is the first step to address this.
    Protect Telemedicine Abortion Across State Lines (S1066A / A1079A) will shield clinicians and pharmacists throughout the state from: prosecution, loss of license or malpractice, and from subpoenas of their medical records for prescribing and sending of abortion pills to people who need them.

    Upcoming Events and Additional Action Items

     

    Many thanks to our 2023 Lobby Day cosponsors:

    Campaign for NY Health
    Cattaraugus-Allegany Liberation Collective
    Center for the Independence of the Disabled in NY
    Chinese-American Planning Council
    Council on Interns and Residents
    Cuba Cultural Center
    Dutchess County Progressive Action Alliance
    For The Many
    Housing Works
    Hudson Valley Demands NY Health
    Jews for Racial and Economic Justice
    NY Caring Majority
    NY Progressive Action Network
    NYS Academy of Family Physicians
    NY State Nurses Association
    NY Statewide Senior Action Council
    Students for a National Health Program

     


  • published Past Events in Events 2023-03-15 15:27:25 -0400

    Past Events

    Below you will find some of our chapter's featured past events and activities!
    Click on the past events to learn more.

    For info on a past forum, please head over to Past Forums!
    For info on an upcoming forum or event, please head over to our Home page!


    National PNHP Annual Meeting & SNaHP Summit
    Medicare for All Rally at the Capitol

    Saturday, November 1st - Monday November 3rd, 2025


    Hochuls Pocus #PassNYHealth
    Friday, October 31, 2025

      Hocus Pocus parody movie poster with Gov Hochul's face in place of the faces of the witches above a full moon with the words Do Something Hochul Pocus. Date, time & location and masks required are in white against the dark black town rooftops at the bottom. Act Up & PNHP logos at the top left.


    Fight the Cuts: Bronx Healthcare Forum
    Sunday, October 26, 2025


    Disability Pride Parade BLOCK PARTY in Union Square
    Sunday, October 19 - Union Square NYC


    NO KINGS 2 March: Healthcare Bloc
    Saturday, October 18 - NYC


    NYC Healthcare Town Hall
    Sunday, October 5, 2025, West Village NYC


    Speak Out for a Special Session to #PassNYHealth
    Tuesday, September 30 @ Noon In-Person NYC


    Speaker Training for Single Payer Advocacy
    Saturday, September 27 


    Explanation of Benefits Musical
    Sunday, September 21, 2025

    With a cast of research-minded musical theatre performers leading the way, Explanation of Benefits is info-tainment at its finest – exploring how the hell we got into this mess and how you can defend yourself in the wild, wild west that is health insurance.


    Health Justice Potluck Picnic
    Sunday, September 21, 2025


    NY Health Act Teach-In & Short Film Screening: HEALTHCARE CONSPIRACY
    Wednesday, September 17, 2025

    Bronx Healthcare Town Hall
    Saturday, September 13, 2025


    2025 NYC Labor Day March:
    Get the Word Out About The New York Health Act
    Saturday, September 6, 2025


    They Cut Medicaid, What Now? Virtual Healthcare Town Hall
    Tuesday, August 12th, 2025


    60th Anniversary of Medicaid & Medicare - Fight for Life & the Future
    Wednesday, July 30, 2025

    Poster for the July 30 rally & march for the 60th Anniversary of Medicaid & Medicare with bold title at the top, just above a photo of a large crowd in the street, holding signs & a huge banner stretching across the street that says Hands off Medicare & Medicaid. The demands, link & QR code to rsvp, date & time are below that, framed in chocolate colored boxes. The logos of 20+ cosponsoring organizations at the bottom.


    Good Trouble Lives on HEALTHCARE BLOC
    Thursday, July 17, 2025


    NYC PRIDE 2025 Healthcare Contingent
    Sunday, June 29, 2025


    Annual Benefit Celebrating Single Payer Champions
    Monday, June 23, 2025


    Bronx Healthcare Town Hall
    Tuesday, June 17th, 2025


    NYC NO KINGS MARCH HEALTHCARE CONTINGENT
    Saturday, June 14, 2025


    Author Reading of Exquisite Moments of Sorrow and Grace
    with Kenneth Weinberg, MD
    Tuesday, June 10, 2025


    NYC Day of Action for Single Payer Rally for Medicare for All & The New York Health Act
    Saturday, May 31, 2025

    Bllack text on white background with all the rally details, link & QR code to RSVP


    Radio Kingston: Planet Seniors 1st program in a series focused on the NY Health Act, hosted by Rita Vanacore - LISTEN HERE
    May 26, 2025

    Screenshot of Radio Kingston program


    Health Justice Potluck Picnic Spring 2025
    May 18, 2025


    Healthcare Storytelling for Advocacy Workshop
    May 13, 2025


    MAY DAY NYC
    HEALTHCARE BLOC @
    RALLY & MARCH TO STOP THE
    BILLIONAIRE TAKEOVER
    May 1, 2025

    Promo graphic for May Day rally march with title, date time QRcode & link to RSVP in red blue & white text on a yellow background with silhouettes of hundreds of people at the bottom & large megaphone above next to the words: Stop the billionaire agenda. We are the many. They are the few.
    HEALTHCARE CONTINGENT to Rally & March with mass May Day mobilization of unions and community organizations in Foley Square to fight back against the billionaire takeover.

    View Dr. Roona Ray's speech here:


    MAY DAY NYC
    Rally at City Hall with the
    Coalition to Fight for our Health and Lives
    May 1, 2025

    Ain't I A Woman & the Coalition to Fight for our Health and Lives in calling on City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams to 1. Abolish the 24-hour workday 2. Fight for quality healthcare for all 3. Stop displacement.


    Medical Student Workshop
    Building Power Under Trump
    Monday April 28


    Reimagining Healthcare:
    The NY Health Act &
    The Movement for Universal Healthcare
    Cornell, Ithaca Monday, April 21, 2025



    Union 101 with CIR SEIU
    Tuesday, April 22nd
    Union 101 with CIR SEIU workshop for medical students and residents, hosted by NYC Against Segregated Healthcare (NYCASH) & Students for a National Health Program (SNaHP).


    STATEN ISLAND RALLY & MARCH:
    Don't Take Away Our Health Care
    to Give Billionaires Tax Cuts!
    Tuesday, April 15


    KILL THE CUTS
    NYC HEALTHCARE CONTINGENT
    April 8, 2025

     


    HANDS OFF MOBILIZATION
    NYC HEALTHCARE CONTINGENT
    April 5, 2025


    STOP THE CUTS
    NYC HEALTHCARE CONTINGENT
    March 15, 2025


    Healthcare Worker, Resident, Student & Advocate
    Lobby Day to #PassNYHealth!
    March 18 2025

    Cosponsoring Organizations:

    ACT UP
    Ancient Song Doula Services
    Caring Majority Rising
    Citizen Action
    Community Service Society of New York
    Cross-Union Retirees Organizing Committee (CROC)
    Doctors Council SEIU
    For The Many
    Green Party of New York
    Hudson Valley Demands NY Health
    Indivisible Brooklyn
    Indivisible: CCoHope Indivisible
    Indivisible: Northwest Bronx Indivisible
    Indivisible: NYCD15/16-Indivisible
    Indivisible Ulster 18/19
    Long Island DSA
    Medical Students for Choice
    Metro New York Healthcare for All Campaign
    National Association of Social Workers NYS/NYC
    New York Doctors Coalition
    New York Progressive Action Network
    New York Public Interest Research Group (NYPIRG)
    New York State Academy of Family Physicians
    NYC Against Segregated Care (NYCASH)
    Northwest Bronx Community and Clergy Coalition
    Physicians for a National Health Program - NY Metro Chapter
    Rank+File4NYHealth
    Residency Program in Social Medicine at Montefiore
    South Asian Fund For Education, Scholarship, and Training, Inc
    Students for a National Health Program (SNaHP)
    SUNY Empire State University Student Government Association
    Ulster Activists


    HEALTHCARE CONTINGENT at the March To Stop The Cuts!
    March 15 2025

    We say:

    • Healthcare should be provided as a human right for all, regardless of citizenship, employment, gender, age, health, care needs, ability to pay, or any other status.
    • NO CUTS to working people to fund tax breaks for billionaires and corporations
    • NO CUTS to our public healthcare programs Medicare & Medicaid
    • NO CUTS to USAID, HHS, CDC, PEPFAR, NIH, FDA
    • NO CUTS to gender-affirming care, immigrant care, disability care, accessibility, research, or diversity, equity & inclusion initiatives

    Washington DC Mobilization To Save Healthcare
    March 12 2025


    Rally to Defend Medicaid and HIV Services in Staten Island
    March 6 2025

    Housing Works, Make the Road NY, Physicians for a National Health Program, and other healthcare allies to rallied in Staten Island to defend Medicaid and HIV services. After committing to opposing cuts to Medicaid and HIV services, Congresswoman Nicole Malliotakis voted for a budget proposal that makes significant and deadly cuts to the program.


    Speakout For People Harmed & Killed By Insurance Industry Greed
    FEBRUARY 21 2025


    NYC Premiere Screening of Mockumentary Short Film
    HEALTHCARE CONSPIRACY & New York Health Act Panel Discussion
    FEBRUARY 19 2025


    FEATURED SPEAKERS:

    • NYS Senator Gustavo Rivera, NYS Senate Health Committee Chair, Lead NYS Senate sponsor of the NY Health Act
    • Rich Hollman, writer & lead actor, SAG-AFTRA & Actors Equity Association member

    MODERATOR:

    • Nicolas Shearman, DC 37 Member, Rank+File4NYHealth co-leader

    FREE ADMISSION, NO RESERVATIONS: first-come, first-seated.
    Wheelchair accessible.
    Masks are encouraged & will be provided.

    Hosted By: Rank+File4NYHealth | Physicians for a National Health Program - NY Metro | MORE UFT | Cross-union Retirees Organizing Committee (CROC NYC)

    For updates on this or future screenings, or to host a screening & panel discussion for your community, union local or other group, complete the form bit.ly/ConspiracyScreenings or contact [email protected] for more info.


    RALLY FOR THE NEW YORK HEALTH ACT
    JANUARY 14, 2025 - View photos here.


    Resolution Writing Workshop
    December 2, 2024



    Bronx New York Health Act Town Hall
    September 21, 2024


    COMMUNITIES TOGETHER: NY SOCIAL JUSTICE & MUSIC FESTIVAL
    September 14, 2024



    2024 NYC Labor Day Parade NY Health Act Canvass
    September 7, 2024

    Invite Graphic for the 2024 Labor Day Parade NYHA Canvass with title, date & sign up info & illustrated hand raised in a fist

    2024 Pride Queer Liberation March Healthcare Justice Contingent
    Sunday June 30, 2024

    2024 Benefit Celebrating Single Payer Champions
    Thursday June 13, 2024

    Health Justice Spring Potluck Picnic
    Saturday May 11, 2024

    Photo taken from the ground with grass & flowers towering all around reaching up into a blue sky with bright sun with picnic title, date & info overlayed onto it.

    Westchester County Town Hall on Health Care & The New York Health Act
    Saturday April 27, 2024

    Town Hall invite graphic. Details of the location, date, time & purpose of the town hall in dark blue & black text over a pale gray textured background. Photo of Sen Shelley, smiling white woman with blonde hair at top right. Logos for NYCD16 Indivisible, PNHP NY metro, NYPIRG, and NYH Campaign at bottom

    Panel:

    New York State Senator Shelley Mayer, SD 37
    Judy Sheridan-Gonzalez, RN, Past President of NY State Nurses Association
    Richard Gottfried, Retired Assembly Health Committee Chair, lead sponsor & author of the NY Health Act
    Betsy Rosenthal, MD, Retired Dermatologist, PNHP NY Metro Board Member

    2024 Lobby Day to #PassNYHealth

    Lobby Day 2024 invite graphic

    2024 Lobby Skills Training


    Health Before Profits
    Part 1 of Panel Series For the Greater Good
    Hosted by Midtown South Community Council
    February 13th, 2024


    2023 Film Screening - Bending the Arc

    Wednesday Nov 1, 2023

     

     

     

     

     

     



    2023 Pride Marches - NY Health Act

    Marchers holding a rainbow Healthcare for Every Body banner with green & yellow ombre background and details for the Queer Liberation March at Foley Square NYC Sunday 6/25 Rally 2pm, march 3pm. Details at www.pnhpnymetro.org

    2023 Celebration of Single Payer Champions

    2023 Gala Save the Date

    2022-2023 UHLAF Universal Healthcare Legislative Advocacy Fellowship

    Picnic collage

    March 14, 2023 Lobby Day to #PassNYHealth!



    2022 Gala Celebrating Single Payer Champions

    Dark background graphic with the following text: "Annual Gala/Save the Date!/Celebrating Single-Payer Champions/Fighting for Health Justice/Monday June 13, 2022."  Against the dark background, there are a variety of medical related cartoon images, mostly with a light blue/teal color scheme (think a little ambulance, a tiny monopoly looking hospital, three nurses in teal scrubs).  The PNHP NY Metro logo is in the top left corner.

    Care for Every Body 5K! Oct 10, 2021

    Graphic with red background featuring a white circle with red silhouetted figures going around walking, rolling, running, biking, etc. Many figures are holding signs in support of single payer. Red bold text in the center reads: Care for Every Body 5k Fun Run Walk Roll

    Single Payer Honorees 2021 Gala

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  • published Honor & Memorial Giving in About 2023-02-22 14:36:22 -0500

    Honor and Memorial Giving

    Recognize someone special, commemorate a milestone, demonstrate your commitment, or honor a lost loved one, by making a special gift in their name, in support of the movement for equitable, universal healthcare.

    Honor Gifts

    Honor a birthday, graduation or other special moment with donations in a loved one's name to the movement for health justice - or create your own personalized fundraising page to share with friends, colleagues, and family. We will feature a photo and statement of your choice, and you can set your own fundraising goal! All funds raised will go to help power the educational, leadership-building, operational, and advocacy work of our chapter.
    To set up a custom tribute page for yourself or your honoree, please complete this form or contact [email protected]. Current tribute pages are shown below.

    Gift Memberships: To honor someone with full membership benefits, please email [email protected] to inquire.

    Memorial Gifts

    Honor the memory of someone special with a donation in remembrance. We’ll notify their loved ones of your gift, which allows their legacy to live on by making a lasting impact on health justice. Consider this meaningful way to pay your final respects. Current tribute pages are shown below. To set up a custom tribute page for your loved one, please complete this form or contact [email protected]



    Honor Tribute Pages:

    Oliver Fein, MD

    Betty Kolod, MD

    Marc Lavietes, MD

    Eugenia Montesinos, CNM, WHNP, MSN

    Julie Schwartzberg

    Roona Ray, MD

    Peter Wenger, MD

     

    Memorial Tribute Pages:

    Robert Auerbach, MD

    Dolores "Dev" Rogers

    Peter Smith, MD and Patricia O'Neill, MD

     

     

     


  • published #MedStoryMonday in Take Action 2023-02-12 15:50:58 -0500

    #MedStoryMonday

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    Fed up with for-profit healthcare?

    Join our #MedStoryMonday campaign featuring stories (examples below) from health workers and students in support of the NY Health Act & Medicare for All!

    CLICK HERE TO SHARE YOUR HEALTHCARE STORY TODAY to be featured in a #MedStoryMonday quotegraphic! Examples below!

    Our stories play a significant role in shaping public perceptions and attitudes towards single-payer universal healthcare and healthcare workers are in a unique position to speak out about systemic injustice and to advocate for our patients. Help uplift the stories of the suffering endured, care denials and barriers, and resources wasted in the current U.S. healthcare system that treats care as a commodity rather than as a human right.

    Patients, physicians, nurses, midwives, dentists, residents, public health workers and students, medical students, doulas, home care workers: we want to hear from you!

    Share this page or this link www.bit.ly/MedStoryMonday with your colleagues so we can amplify more perspectives and experiences.


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    Contributing your #MedStoryMonday story is easy;

    1. Provide the basic info requested here including a short 2-4 sentence / 75 word quote describing one of your frustrations or experiences with our current healthcare system and your reasons for supporting and working to pass single-payer.

      TIP: Be specific! People identify more deeply with details than generalizations.
      TIP: Your story can be from provider POV, relating a patient's experience, or a personal experience you or your loved ones have had with insurance companies or seeking care within the current inequitable, discriminatory system.

    2. Select a photo of yourself to share.
    3. We'll reach out to get your photo after you submit the form and will review the final graphic with you!

    Tell us: How will universal single-payer healthcare change your life and the lives of your patients?!


    View some of our past #MedStoryMonday graphics below!

     

    Square graphic with white background & red border, circular photo of medical student Prince Yearwood at top right with quote in red & teal at center of graphic reading “The current healthcare system makes patients feel small, overlooked, and undervalued. Our system is unequal and racist.As a black male patient in a clinic, I have had providers make the assumption that I would not have "good" insurance and fail to offer an intervention to me." At bottom right are three logos of Students for a National Health Program, Campaign for NY Health & PNHP NY Metro. At bottom left is text reading Share Your Story bit.ly/MedStoryMonday #PassNYHealth #MedicareForAll

    Square graphic with white background & teal border, circular photo of Dr. Julie Wegener at the top left with quote at center of graphic reading "I discovered early that employer-based insurance makes no sense. At age 31, I left a clinic job in LA & moved back to NY to be near family as a young physician & pregnant mom. I ended up signing out AMA after a C-section (at NYU) because I had no health insurance. When we #PassNYHealth & #MedicareForAll, moms can give birth without incurring medical debt.." At bottom right are two logos of Campaign for NY Health & PNHP NY Metro. At bottom left is text reading Share Your Story bit.ly/MedStoryMonday #PassNYHealth #MedicareForAll

    Square graphic with white background & red border, circular photo of medical student Cathy Lui at top right with quote in red & teal at center of graphic reading “As a student volunteer at the Rescue Mission, I see many patients that are hesitant to admit they do not have health insurance. They feel ashamed and are afraid to be turned away. I feel frustrated by the current circumstances. These patients have so many disadvantages and challenges they face on a daily basis. They shouldn’t have to worry about health insurance when they have more important things to worry about such as family, food, rent, shelter, etc." At bottom right are three logos of Students for a National Health Program, Campaign for NY Health & PNHP NY Metro. At bottom left is text reading Share Your Story bit.ly/MedStoryMonday #PassNYHealth #MedicareForAll

    Square graphic with white background & teal border, circular photo of psychotherapist &  community advocate Karina Aybar-Jacobs, LMSW, CPC, at top right with quote in red & teal at center of graphic reading “As a therapist, I witness how my clients are not able to continue sessions because they have lost their insurance or have a very high deductible. As a cancer survivor, I have experienced  anxiety over high medical bills and uncertainty over post treatment costs. A system that prioritizes its citizens only when there's profitability, is a corrupt and immoral one. Healthcare is a human right.” At bottom right are two logos of Campaign for NY Health & PNHP NY Metro. At bottom left is text reading Share Your Story bit.ly/MedStoryMonday #PassNYHealth #MedicareForAll

    Square graphic with white background & red border, circular photo of psychiatrist Dr. Peter Steinglass at top right with quote in red & teal at center of graphic reading “Health insurance companies are mandated to cover psychiatric conditions like they would any other medical condition. So you would think that my patients would find it relatively easy to get reimbursed for the treatment I provide as a psychiatrist. NOT SO! Instead, my patients repeatedly report that their private, for-profit insurance companies have denied their claims. Who benefits from such a system? Surely not my patients. The solution: Single-payer universal healthcare” At bottom right are two logos of Campaign for NY Health & PNHP NY Metro. At bottom left is text reading Share Your Story bit.ly/MedStoryMonday #PassNYHealth #MedicareForAll

    Square graphic with white background & teal border, circular photo of registered nurse, Marva Wade, at top right with quote in red & teal at center of graphic reading “When I did assessments for patients about to undergo surgery for amputation of limbs or mastectomies, more often than not they had delayed medical treatment because they didn’t have insurance. Had they received timely medical services for their diabetes or peripheral vascular problems, or had mammograms, surgery could have been avoided. Single-payer would allow our patients to get care sooner and would save lives.” At bottom right are three logos of NYSNA, Campaign for NY Health & PNHP NY Metro. At bottom left is text reading Share Your Story bit.ly/MedStoryMonday #PassNYHealth #MedicareForAll

    Square graphic with white background & red border, circular photo of obgyn resident physician Ashley Duhon at top right with quote in red & teal at center of graphic reading “I am fighting for single payer because I am tired of seeing my patients forced to jump through insurance hoops to obtain a routine obstetric ultrasound. I am tired of telling patients that we are unable to treat their infertility unless they can pay for it out of pocket. And I fear the day when I may be denied the ability to provide contraception and abortion care for my patients. Universal healthcare is reproductive health care. Single payer is the first step to ensuring it as a right for all people in this country.” At bottom right are two logos of Campaign for NY Health & PNHP NY Metro. At bottom left is text reading Share Your Story bit.ly/MedStoryMonday #PassNYHealth #MedicareForAll

    Square graphic with white background & teal border, circular photo of resident physician Alec Feuerbach at top right with quote in red & teal at center of graphic reading “As an emergency room doctor in a public hospital, I see the patients turned away by other places. I remember one man who couldn’t walk or stand after rupturing his patella tendon falling on ice. He waited a week to get his treatment at another hospital only to be told they wouldn’t do the surgery because he didn’t have insurance.” At bottom right are two logos of Campaign for NY Health & PNHP NY Metro. At bottom left is text reading Share Your Story bit.ly/MedStoryMonday #PassNYHealth #MedicareForAll

    Square graphic with white background & red border, circular photo of medical student Gabrielle Wimer at top right with quote in red & teal at center of graphic reading “I support the NY Health Act and Medicare for All because healthcare is a human right. I don't want any of my future patients to have to decide between paying for the medications they need and putting a roof over their head." At bottom right are three logos of Students for a National Health Program, Campaign for NY Health & PNHP NY Metro. At bottom left is text reading Share Your Story bit.ly/MedStoryMonday #PassNYHealth #MedicareForAll

    Square graphic with white background & teal border, circular photo of physician Marc Levietes at top right with quote in red & teal at center of graphic reading “”I worked in a city hospital where most patients lack insurance. Many of our patients are burdened by strokes or heart failure. These illnesses are preventable by rigorous treatment of high blood pressure. But without adequate medical insurance, many don’t receive the preventive care they need and only the least expensive and thus least effective generic antihypertensives are affordable. No other industrialized country treats its people this way.” At bottom right are two logos of Campaign for NY Health & PNHP NY Metro. At bottom left is text reading Share Your Story bit.ly/MedStoryMonday #PassNYHealth #MedicareForAll

    Square graphic with white background & red border, circular photo of midwife Eugenia Montesinos at top right with quote in red & teal at center of graphic reading “A mom with abnormal vaginal discharge and abdominal pain was diagnosed too late with advanced uterine cancer because she had no insurance or paid time off. She was finally able to seek care because we were offering free breast exams, mammograms and PAP smears. Under the New York Health Act and Medicare for All, everyone would have timely preventive care, early diagnosis and treatment. It would be an end to preventable tragedies." At bottom right are three logos of NYC Midwives, Campaign for NY Health & PNHP NY Metro. At bottom left is text reading Share Your Story bit.ly/MedStoryMonday #PassNYHealth #MedicareForAll

    Square graphic with white background & red border, circular photo of Dr. Susan Kerman at top right with quote at center of graphic reading “I am a child psychiatrist in private practice for 40 years and have never witnessed a flood of need as I have during the pandemic. I had a parent recently who had called 26 doctors and found no one to take care of her child using her insurance. She was frantic. We desperately need a single payer system in this country, so that children and parents can get the care they need." At bottom right are two logos of Campaign for NY Health & PNHP NY Metro. At bottom left is text reading Share Your Story bit.ly/MedStoryMonday #PassNYHealth #MedicareForAll

    Square graphic with white background & red border, circular photo of Dr. Roona Ray in front of a crowd at a rally speaking into a microphone at top left with quote at center of graphic reading ”A young woman came to see me for a finger she had broken five weeks prior. You didn’t need an x-ray to see that it was broken. She was an uninsured immigrant and worried about the cost of a doctor’s visit so she delayed coming. Her bone had already partially set in this awkward position.This is unacceptable. We need a healthcare system that is free at the point of service with no barriers to care. Pass the NY Health Act this year.” At bottom right are two logos of Campaign for NY Health & PNHP NY Metro. At bottom left is text reading Share Your Story bit.ly/MedStoryMonday #PassNYHealth #MedicareForAll

    Square graphic with white background & red border, circular photo of Dr. Julie Wegener in profile speaking into a yellow megaphone at top left with quote at center of graphic reading "As a physician, I will continue to speak out against our profit-driven, racist health "care" system. Having seen up close the cruelty inflicted on our patients by unaffordable costs and unequal treatment, I am convinced that the only humane option is to pass the NY Health Act and Medicare For All." At bottom right are two logos of Campaign for NY Health & PNHP NY Metro. At bottom left is text reading Share Your Story bit.ly/MedStoryMonday #PassNYHealth #MedicareForAll

    Square graphic with white background & red border, circular photo of RN Michelle Gonzalez at top left with quote at center of graphic reading "“When COVID began, we all knew there was a risk of exposure to ourselves and our families. It was one of our greatest fears. Because we lacked proper PPE, I got sick. Then my parents, who I live with, got sick. I watched as COVID spread through their lungs, deteriorated their health. We were able to somehow commandeer an oxygen machine. It was $3,000 and we're getting calls now from the insurance company. People are doing the best they can and we're being left, not only broke, but broken." At bottom right are three logos of Campaign for NY Health, PNHP NY Metro & NY State Nurses Association. At bottom left is text reading Share Your Story bit.ly/MedStoryMonday #PassNYHealth #MedicareForAll

    Square graphic with white background & red border, circular photo of Dr. Elizabeth Rosenthal at top left with quote at center of graphic reading "I was appalled when my patients delayed seeing me due to the cost. By the time they came the problem was so much worse and required much more intensive and expensive treatment. Why should they have to suffer through that? Healthcare must be provided as a human right." At bottom right are two logos of Campaign for NY Health & PNHP NY Metro. At bottom left is text reading Share Your Story bit.ly/MedStoryMonday #PassNYHealth #MedicareForAll

    Square graphic with white background & red border, circular photo of Dr. Danny Neghassi at top left with quote at center of graphic reading "I feel powerless to help my patients when insurance companies deny the healthcare they desperately need. That is why I support the New York Health Act." At bottom right are two logos of Campaign for NY Health & PNHP NY Metro. At bottom left is text reading Share Your Story bit.ly/MedStoryMonday #PassNYHealth #MedicareForAll

    Square graphic with white background & red border, circular photo of Dr. Jenny Hua at top left with quote at center of graphic reading "My patient received a $20,000 bill for his two year old daughter hospitalized for COVID-19. This would never happen with universal single-payer healthcare." At bottom right are two logos of Campaign for NY Health & PNHP NY Metro. At bottom left is text reading Share Your Story bit.ly/MedStoryMonday #PassNYHealth #MedicareForAll

     

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