NewYork-Presbyterian
Dalio Center for Health Justice
The Dalio Center for Health Justice aims to understand and address the root causes of health inequities with the goal of setting a new standard of health justice for the communities we serve.
"The Dalio Center will be a central resource — the conscience of our organization. We are committed to improving the health and well-being of our patients and communities through research, dialogue and education, equity in our clinical operations, investment in our communities, and advocacy. Together, we have the ability to dismantle the systemic factors that lead to health inequity and to be an advocate for national change."
Dr. Julia Iyasere
Executive Director, Dalio Center for Health Justice
NewYork-Presbyterian
Our voices will be louder and our actions stronger than the racism, ignorance, and hate we see.
80% of health is driven by social, behavioral, and environmental factors
5.3 million New York City residents are housing insecure
1.2 million New York City residents are food insecure
The Dalio Center for Health Justice will work to reduce health disparities and fight for health justice
What's New
We Ask Because We Care
The Dalio Center for Health Justice aims to understand and address the root causes of health inequities - but eliminating disparities requires widespread, reliable, and consistent data about our patients’ race and ethnicity.
Learn more about how we use race & ethnicity data to make sure that everyone gets the highest quality of care.
COVID-19 Vaccination
The COVID-19 vaccines provide hope against the pandemic, but we know that our patients and staff have many questions. The Dalio Center has gathered a curated set of vaccine information to help inform and empower our community. Together, we can help spread knowledge and hope.
The Dalio Center for Health Justice 2021 Annual Report
The Dalio Center has organized its work into four key strategic areas illustrated in the house: Data & Infrastructure, Clinical and Community Strategy, Research, and Leadership & Education. This report provides a summary of project work completed in 2021 for each strategic area, as well as plans for next year.
National COVID-19 Vaccine Campaign
To help inform and empower our community, the Dalio Center partnered with the Harlem Children’s Zone and William Julius Wilson Institute to create a national vaccine awareness campaign. The ‘One Decision for Us’ vaccine campaign, includes a spoken word piece by artist Justice Davis and achieved over 110 million total impressions.
Watch One Decision for Us or Una Decisión Para Nosotros.
Featured Stories
New & Noteworthy
How NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Increased COVID-19 Vaccination Rates Among Minority Patients at Upper Manhattan Vaccination Site How NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Increased COVID-19 Vaccination Rates Among Minority Patients at Upper Manhattan Vaccination Site
Community outreach and restricting online scheduling to certain zip codes helped increase vaccine uptake among Black and Hispanic residents, new study says.
Building the Foundations for Equitable Care Building the Foundations for Equitable Care
An enterprise-wide effort to improve race and ethnicity data collection to better understand and address the root causes of health inequities.
New Podcast: Honoring Black History and Family New Podcast: Honoring Black History and Family
Two NewYork-Presbyterian doctors discuss how their personal histories have shaped their careers and fueled their drive to provide equitable access to high-quality care.
Trustworthy and Trusted: Strategies to Improve Confidence in Covid-19 Vaccines Trustworthy and Trusted: Strategies to Improve Confidence in Covid-19 Vaccines
NewYork-Presbyterian pursued a three-part strategy to encourage vaccinations among its nonphysician staff and the local community.
“We are living in a profound time where social, economic and health crises are converging at once, and we recognize our country must address longstanding health disparities due to race, socioeconomic differences, access to care, and other complex factors that impact the well-being of our communities disproportionately. NewYork-Presbyterian hopes to be a leader in health justice and developing programs to help solve these issues and improve the lives of our patients and our communities.”
Dr. Steven J. Corwin, President and CEO of NewYork-Presbyterian
“Our goal is to contribute to equal healthcare and equal education because we believe that these are the most fundamental building blocks of equal opportunity and a just society. We know that these don’t adequately exist, and we are excited to have a great partner in NewYork-Presbyterian, who we are confident will find ways to achieve more health justice.”
Ray Dalio, founder of Dalio Philanthropies and NewYork-Presbyterian Trustee