Last Tuesday of the Month (6:30-7:30 PM).
Kings Highway Library: 2115 Ocean Ave
Facilitator: Greg Romenski
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A network building capacity to prevent, manage and treat hepatitis B and C in NYC
Last Updated on January 25, 2020 by HepFree NYC
StoryCenter’s “Digital Storytelling Workshop” brings a small group of people together to share true personal stories from their lives, as short digital videos.
AASLD developed a Dear Colleague letter in support of DVH’s laboratory and getting it reinstated. The letter is open for signatories through May 16.
The O’Neill Institute for National and Global Health Law, a part of the Georgetown Law, announces the launch of the Hepatitis Policy Project (HPP) to focus on issues and barriers of access to effective treatments for hepatitis C.
VOCAL-NY and community leaders will attend the meeting to advocate for unrestricted access to Hepatitis C drug coverage.
his presentation includes tips from providers experienced with advocating successfully for hepatitis C medication coverage for their patients.
On February 6th, in our State's Capital, join hundreds of people living with Hep C, elected officials, healthcare professionals, services providers and people for a day of advocacy and action.
Training Notes…. Document Attachments: Hospital Financial Assistance (Hannah Weinstein) HCC Options (Yvonne Cummings) CBWCHC (Calvin Yu) HepCAP (Paulina Vargas) HepCAP Flyer Federal Poverty Level Info Medicaid Buy In Program (Carol Santangelo) Hepatitis Med Coverage (Adrian...
The New York State Department of Health has made available new sexual health infographic postcards, including this one on Hep C "Getting Inked or Pierced? 4 Ways to Prevent Hepatitis C."