Archived Grants
Medicare Rights Center
To provide critical assistance to older and disabled New Yorkers, their caregivers, and the professionals serving them in navigating the Part D prescription drug appeals process.
Mount Sinai School of Medicine
To improve children's access to quality mental health services through enhanced collaboration of child health physician practices and primary care-based mental health services.
New York eHealth Collaborative
To establish the New York eHealth Collaborative, a multi-stakeholder organization of New York health care leaders committed to advancing the use of health information technology through statewide and regional collaboration.
NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, Columbia University Medical Center
To replicate a successful quality improvement training program for pediatric residents at three New York City-based pediatric training programs.
Weill Medical College of Cornell University
To complete a survey of physicians about their attitudes, expectations, and experiences using electronic health records.
New York City AIDS Fund
To facilitate strategic grantmaking aimed at reducing the spread of HIV/AIDS and to support advocacy for more responsive public policies.
NORC Health Indicators Project
To design and implement a NORC program performance measurement system that will assess the health status, risk factors, and service utilization of NORC residents, help design and target responsive service interventions, and measure their effectiveness.
Resources for Children with Special Needs
To provide information and support to New York City children with disabilities and special health needs, their parents, and the professionals who work with them, and to develop a plan to sustain these activities.
Hospital Financing Futures Initiative
To study rising health care costs in New York State and City, current approaches to financing and delivering services that match patients' clinical needs, and major delivery systems that have undertaken substantial reform and redesign.
Brooklyn Nursing Partnership
To solidify the partnership by recruiting adjunct faculty, identifying opportunities for nursing education subsidies in return for a commitment to teach, strengthening finances, and recruit new members.
Columbia University Medical Center
To develop recommendations on how to approach health information exchange network evaluation, to help ensure that the $52 million recently awarded by the New York State Department of Health is invested strategically.
Morris Heights Health Center
To create a health literacy program focusing on medication safety and improving patient-provider communication, and to raise staff awareness of health literacy issues.
Visiting Nurse Service of New York and
Institute for Urban Family Health
To pilot test the transfer of clinical information on their common patients between the two organizations, through their respective electronic information systems, and to evaluate both IT applications and staff training.
Gouverneur Healthcare Services
To recruit and train 20 bilingual volunteers to work with the low-income immigrant patients with limited literacy skills to increase their grasp of medication management and medical terminology, and improve interactions with primary care physicians.
Jamaica Hospital Medical Center
To support the prenatal clinic's Baby Basics Program by training volunteers to help orient new patients and increase their ability to navigate the health care system, assist with registration and with training for health literacy, and refer patients to outside community resources.
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