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Media Inquiries and Coverage

The NYCFC is the only clinic in New York City to provide comprehensive free care for New York's uninsured.

All media and press inquiries, please contact:

Jolyn Taylor and Maura Madou, Co-directors

pr@nycfreeclinic.org

 

Journalists are welcome to contact us for a quick response to requests for stories about the clinic or commentary on healthcare-related issues. The NYCFC director and steering committee are always available as a primary source on a wide range of healthcare and health policy issues.

 

Previous Media Coverage on the NYCFC

Diversion magazine. “Doctors who volunteer.” To be published 15 Apr 2006.
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New York Press. “Best of Manhattan: best free clinic.” 28 Sep 2005.
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NY Metro Area Health Education Center Newsletter. “Sparking a national student led free clinic movement.” Kenya Lucas and Maxine Golub. Fall 2005.
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New York Public Library. “Best of the web: free or low cost clinics.” 23 Aug 2005.
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Services Matters. “Med students bridging the health care gap.” Shaline Rao. Spr 2005.
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American Medical Association. “Five medical schools awarded AMA ‘REACH' grants to provide care for patients in underserved communities.” Toni Xenos. 14 Mar 2005.
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Village Voice. “NYC guide: free.” 2005.
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Gothamist. “Doctor, doctor, give me the news.” Doug Gordon. 23 Apr 2004.
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Volunteers in Healthcare. “Volunteer supported programs for the uninsured.” 8 Jan 2004.
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Village Voice. “Free and low cost healthcare.” Danial Adkison. 31 Dec 2003.
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Free clinics for the uninsured: A how-to guide for medical students. Conference by the New York City Free Clinic. NYU School of Medicine. 8 Nov 2003.

 

Global Health Challenges in World Cities. “Establishment of NYC Free Clinic to serve the uninsured population of New York City.” Global Health Education Consortium. Joanne Sung. 6 Mar 2003.
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Service Matters. “NYU's first student-run free health clinic opens.” Spr 2003.
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Connections. “Free clinics care for the uninsured.” Myra Resnick. Fall 2002.
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