• Hep C Treatment Update for Health and Human Services Providers (NYS Health Department)

    Hep C Treatment Update for Health and Human Services Providers Thursday, May 7, 2026 | 10 - 12 PM RSVP Description: This 2-hour webinar will describe the role of non-clinical health and human services providers in supporting clients living with chronic Hep C as they consider starting Hep C treatment. Participants will become familiar with current guidelines regarding treatment, issues relating to treatment access, and patient assistance resources. Objectives: As a result of this training, participants will be able to: 1. Describe the recent progress in treatment options for patients living with Hep C (shorter duration, fewer side effects, better health outcomes). 2. Describe the importance of engaging in primary care, regardless of the client’s intent to undergo treatment. 3. Identify strategies to support clients as they prepare for and engage in Hep C treatment. 4. Define sustained virologic response (SVR). 5. Discuss strategies to address the risk of reinfection with clients who achieve SVR. RSVP

  • Hep C Consolidation Meetings (Hep Free NYC)

    Hep C Consolidation Meetings (Hep Free NYC)

    Hep C Consolidation Meetings Mondays, April 13 April 22, and May 11, 2026 | 3 - 4 PM RSVP Description: Hep Free NYC is excited to announce the consolidation of the NYC Hep C Task Force and the Housing Works led NYS Hepatitis C Elimination Coalition, NYC Chapter. Join the transition team to discuss how this new union will strengthen efforts and enhance resources to further advance NYS and NYC hepatitis C elimination efforts. RSVP

  • Hep C Point-of-Care Testing (NYS Health Dept)

    The goal of this 90-minute webinar is to provide service providers with the knowledge and practical skills needed to confidently describe the function of the new Cepheid GeneXpert Xpress Hep C test— the first CLIA-waived point-of-care Hep C RNA diagnostic test available in the United States.

  • Hep B United Coalition Monthly Call

    Hep B United, a national coalition of 30+ member coalitions in 26 cities and 15 states, are working to address Hep B in their local communities.