For the Future of
Health
Justice
The Campaign for NewYork-Presbyterian
For the Future of
The Campaign for NewYork-Presbyterian
At NewYork-Presbyterian, we are proud of our tradition of innovation and of the exceptional care we provide when we bring together brilliant minds, forward-looking facilities, and cutting-edge techniques and technologies.
But we also know that healthcare can—and must—be about so much more.
A truly great hospital will never turn a person away based on their ability to pay. It will provide care across differences of language, culture, lifestyle, and the many social determinants that shape a person’s health. It will draw on a depth of knowledge that includes the vast diversity of human beings and use that knowledge to inform both medical breakthroughs and individualized treatments for each unique patient.
It will look like NewYork-Presbyterian, where caring for all has always been part of our mission—and where it’s at the heart of our vision for the future.
As we look to the next generation of medicine, we must bring forward a deep understanding of the inequities and the social determinants of health that define our hometown, our country, and our world—and our expertise in how to address them.
With your support, we can lead the way in defining a more inclusive, equitable future for medicine.
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
We recognize our country must address long-standing 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, NewYork-Presbyterian
Investment Priorities
Ensuring that the Center for Youth Mental Health has all the resources it needs to face the growing mental health crisis.
Making psychology and psychiatry more accessible by using apps to connect with patients where they are.
Integrating our mental health services into public schools to reach more young people—especially those too often missed by the system.
Developing and scaling software that helps analyze all the factors in a patient’s life, from physical data to social determinants of health, and create a treatment plan designed specifically for each individual.
Creating the most accurate, equitable computer models possible by ensuring that our analysis includes and accounts for the full diversity of the communities we serve.
Closing the implementation gap that leads to thousands of unnecessary deaths each year.
Extending Och Spine throughout NYP—bringing the nation’s largest, most comprehensive spine program to more patients across Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Westchester, and beyond.
Establishing an outpatient spine care hub in The Spiral at Hudson Yards—a full-service, 50,000-square-foot same-day treatment center to bring pain-free futures to many more people.
Growing our renowned programs to meet even more unique needs among women.
Broadening our telemedicine offerings and leveraging mobile technology.
Opening a new Women’s Health and Reproductive Medicine Center and a Breast Center in Brooklyn.
Incorporating mental health services across pediatrics to help address behavioral health issues that disproportionately affect young people in marginalized communities.
Setting an innovative standard of care for complex health challenges, including sickle cell disease.
Providing exceptional, accessible cancer care across our health system with facilities that bring world-class care to all—including a landmark new building in Washington Heights.
Honing our understanding of individual cancer behavior using the power of AI and the uniquely large, diverse patient data of NYP.
Integrating cross-cutting systems from imaging, infusion therapy, and cutting-edge cell therapy to heart, lung, and skin care to nutrition, social work, and mental health support for each patient.
Leading the way in screening social determinants of health and addressing challenges such as food insecurity, housing insecurity, and inability to access transportation.
Launching a Comprehensive Sickle Cell Disease Program to optimize clinical care for sickle cell disease.
Supporting the PEAK program (Patient Education for Advanced Kidney disease) to transform care for chronic kidney disease patients.
As healthcare professionals, we are driven by a desire to save and serve as many people as we can.
The tools we use, and the models of care we create, will help NYP expand our skills and revolutionize medicine so we can provide the best possible care for anyone who walks through our doors—and what we do here will serve as a beacon for hospitals and caregivers all over the world.
But we need your help to realize our bold visions for health justice as reality—right here and right now.
For every person who has lost all hope of getting the help they need …
For every family struggling to make ends meet while facing a health crisis …
For every physician with a vision to do more for the communities she serves …
