Information about co-pays and Medicaid, among with resources for virtual doctor check-ups.
COVID-19 Testing Now Open for All New Yorkers
All New Yorkers can now access free COVID-19 testing sites throughout the City. Anyone can get a test from over 180 locations across the City. After the test, most results are returned in about 48 hours.
Donate Blood
Since the outbreak of COVID-19, there have been severe blood shortages in New York and throughout the country. Giving blood is safe. Governor Cuomo is strongly encouraging eligible and healthy New Yorkers to make an appointment to donate blood.
Get Tested in Your Community
The City of New York is working to expand testing for COVID-19 rapidly throughout the five boroughs. Check for more locations as testing sites continue to open.
Funeral & Burial Guidance
NYC has been working with funeral homes, crematories, hospitals, and nursing homes throughout the five boroughs during the coronavirus (COVID-19) public health emergency to ensure that those we’ve lost are treated with the dignity and respect they deserve.
Phone-a-Clinician Hotline: 844-NYC-4NYC
To increase access to care for New Yorkers who have symptoms or questions about COVID-19, NYC Health + Hospitals will continue to offer guidance and up-to-date information through their Phone-a-Clinician Hotline at 844-NYC-4NYC.
Antibody Survey
Antibody testing will be offered on an appointment-only basis for approximately two weeks in the Morrisania, East New York, Upper Manhattan, Concord, and Long Island City. Scheduling will open this Friday by dedicated hotline, and individual test results will be available in 24-48 hours.
Face Coverings
Information about face coverings.
Postpartum Resource Center of New York
Providing mothers and fathers with free emotional support, educational information, healthcare and support group resources. Call (855) 631-0001
Motherhood Center of New York
Conducting virtual day programs for (expectant) mothers needing support on mental health. Call (212) 335-0034
NY State of Health Special Enrollment
Individuals and families can sign up for Medicaid or ACA health plans until May 15th.
NYC Mayor’s Office
Compiled list of all free online and phone resources for mental health support available to all New Yorkers while staying home.
NY State of Heath Immigrant Care
Use of health services related to COVID-19 will NOT be considered under the Public Charge rule and will NOT impact your ability to apply for a green card or citizenship.
Urgent Care Co-pays
Co-pays for tele-medicine consults have been eliminated.
NYP Virtual Urgent Care
A quick, convenient way to communicate with medical professionals for quality care in an instant.
Planned Parenthood
Planned Parenthood is providing service through virtual appointments or by phone. Call (800) 230-PLAN
NYPCC
New York Psychotherapy and Counseling Center has 3 locations still open for services. Email each location at Bronx: CMBronx@nypcc.org, Bushwick: CMBushwick@nypcc.org, East NY: CMLinden@nypcc.org
Visiting Nurse Service of New York
VNSNY offers a wide range of home health care services. Call 888-735-8912
NY Connects
Free, unbiased information for long term services and support for people of all ages or any type of disability.
ComForCare
Personalized home care plans and services.
Touching Hearts and Home
Provide non-medical home care services for older adults, seniors, and people with medical conditions and/or disabilities
Co-Pay and Medicaid Information
All New York health insurers have been directed to waive cost-sharing expenses related to coronavirus testing, emergency room visits, urgent care, telehealth, and office visits; telehealth copays are currently waived in New York State. No one who currently has Medicaid will lose coverage during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Medicaid Special Enrollment
Individuals and families can qualify for Medicaid or ACA health plans.
Telehealth
Telehealth behavioral appointments are being offered. Patients will be triaged to assess if their visit qualifies for an in-person visit.
Health Insurance Deductables
High-deductible health plans (HDHPs) can pay for 2019 Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19)-related testing and treatment, without jeopardizing their status.