Assists youth and adults who have CDPHP/Medicaid insurance in attaining primary preventative care.

Offers health care advocacy, diabetes and chronic disease prevention, outpatient mental health services and school-based mental health services.

Camp Good Days and Special Times, Inc. is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for children, adults and families whose lives have been touched by cancer and other life challenges.It operates residential camping programs at its facility on Keuka Lake and year-round recreational and support activities the entire family,All programs and services are free.

Offers health care advocacy, diabetes and chronic disease prevention, outpatient mental health services and school-based mental health services.

Provides personal investigation and follow-up to questions and concerns that a patient or family member may have regarding service provided through United Health Services facility.

Helps individuals and families resolve issues in accessing substance use disorder and mental health services.

From resolving medical debts to proving eligibility for public health insurance, obtaining services that should be covered by Medicaid, and helping with language or disability accommodations, helps to eliminate barriers to healthcare for people and families with low-income.

Facilitates a smooth transition from the hospital to home for Nassau County children under 18 years of age with mental illness. Provides crisis assessment, individualized planning and family needs assessments. Offers family support by a treatment team to ensure adequate discharge planning and access to community-based services to promote long term symptom management and recovery.

Making Headway Foundation provides supportive services to families who have a child with a brain or spinal cord tumor.

Offers support services for Orthodox Jewish women with breast cancer.

Provides primary medical care including dental care, lab services, women's health services, hospice care, diabetes screening and care, internal medicine and medical social work. Offers various wellness programs. Not all services are available through the clinics.

Provides diagnostic and treatment services, critical care, and lab services. Provides comprehensive rehabilitation and physical therapy services.

Provides a social worker to individuals and families who have multiple health concerns and need help managing resources, appointments and other related services.

Cancer nurse navigators: guide patients and families through cancer care: screening, diagnosis, treatment and support services act as patient advocates, interpreters and educators serve as liaisons between patients, caregivers and service providers

Offers health care advocacy, diabetes and chronic disease prevention, outpatient mental health services and school-based mental health services.

Offers a nurse navigator for cancer patients to assist in navigating the healthcare system. Works closely with patients to help them find answers to their questions and in overcoming barriers.

Offers charitable transportation options for those in need of assistance in getting transportation to receive medical treatment. Assistance is provided in the air with commercial airline tickets and volunteer pilots and on the ground with gas cards, bus and train tickets. All requests for rides are made online at http://patienttravel.org/.: Commercial Airline Transportation: administers charitable or deep-discount airline ticket program for patients and patient escorts on behalf of major airlines. Ambulatory patient travel exceeding 750 miles necessitates the use of airline resources. Special circumstances can make it advisable to use these programs for even shorter distances. Ground Transportation: ensures travel for low-income patients by providing gas cards and commercial bus or Amtrak tickets. Patients (with or without escort) must be ambulatory and require no medical monitoring or care en route. These trips are non-local medical care over 50 miles away and the typical trip does not exceed 300 miles. Volunteer Pilot Organizations: volunteer pilots donate their time and plane to transport patients to life-saving medical care. Patients (with or without escort) must be ambulatory and require no medical monitoring or care en route.

Provides free air transportation on business aircraft for cancer patients traveling to treatment throughout the United States

Albany Medical Center's Patient Relations Department will assist families in finding temporary housing while their family member is undergoing treatment.

Provides inpatient care to the terminally ill at Hospice House. Care includes: Therapists, Registered Nurses, Clinical Dieticians, Pastoral Care, Social Workers, Volunteers and Nurses Aides.

Provides a statewide breast cancer hotline offering information, referrals, and support groups for women and men with breast cancer. Services include: a toll-free Breast Cancer Hotline for New Yorkers with and/or concerned about breast cancer and is staffed by professionally trained and supervised volunteers, all of whom are breast cancer survivors, and is available daily from 9am to 9pm. We provide licensed Social Work Services (in English and Spanish) which includes counseling, crisis intervention and referrals, in person, on the phone and via zoom. The program offers Support Groups which are facilitated for individuals and include groups for newly diagnosed, women with metastatic or Stage 4 disease, women under 40, Creative Arts, recurrence of breast cancer; we also provide two Spanish-language support groups: Cafecito which is a Survivorship group and Para Nuestro Bienestar for newly diagnosed women. Sisters United in Health (SUIH) is a coalition of local organizations that provides community outreach, health education, workshops and referrals for free or low-cost mammography and other health screenings to underserved communities. Also offered are Educational Forums; Community Outreach and Celebration of Survivorship. Call for detailed information.  

Arranges free transportation within the United States, for cancer patients requiring bone marrow or stem cell transplants, to and from recognized cancer treatment centers without regard to their financial resources. Will also provide transportation for bone marrow and stem cell donors.

Provides an array of mental health services, such as mental evaluation and assessment and coordinates the mental health needs of the diagnosed individual, along with the daily living skills. Social workers are also available to help patients and their families deal with various issues dealing with age, chronic illness or disability.