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CHMP continues its commitment in using all of our media platforms – HealthCetera, Healthstyles plus social media to advance the public’s understanding on the benefits afforded to them through provisions of the Affordable Care Act.  On October 1st,  people who are uninsured/underinsured may be eligible to access free or low cost insurance through the state (or federal) health insurance exchanges established under the Affordable Care Act.  The insurance coverage begins on January 1.

Today, NY State of Health sent this release below which we share with our community.

 

                           
Thank you for signing up for updates from NY State of Health, The Official Health Plan Marketplace.

NY State of Health lets you shop for, compare, and buy a health plan online, in person or over the phone.  We offer expert “helpers” for every step of the process.  Starting today, trained representatives are ready to answer questions and provide information to consumers and small businesses.

You can reach NY State of Health by calling us toll free at 1-855-355-5777.

Customer Service hours of operation are:
Monday – Friday
8am – 5pm

You are among the first to learn that our Customer Service Center is now open! 
If you have questions about health plans, financial assistance, or anything else about NY State of Health please call our Customer Service Representatives at
1-855-355-5777.

NY State of Health will expand its hours and begin enrolling New Yorkers in health plans starting on October 1, 2013, but you can call us now to learn more or you can visit our website at nystateofhealth.ny.gov.

Thank you for your interest in NY State of Health. We’ll send you more updates soon.

NY State of Health
The Official Health Plan Marketplace
nystateofhealth.ny.gov
1-855-355-5777

CHMP continues its commitment in using all

National Health IT Week commences today, Monday, September 16th. The eighth annual collaborative forum is where healthcare IT professionals work together to educate industry and policy stakeholders on the value of advancing Health IT. 

The infographic below,  Is Mobile Healthcare The Future? was published by GreatCall onVisual.ly It’s a great way to see just how popular mHealth is with the rising popularity of mHealth apps, mHealth user statistics, and the top free apps you may want to check out.

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National Health IT Week commences today, Monday, September

Tonight on Healthstyles at 11 PM at 99.5 FM and streamed live at www.wbai.org hear co-host Barbara Glickstein interviews Michel D. Kazatchkine MD.  She conducted this interview, which will be aired for the  first time tonight, at the International Congress of Nurses in Melbourne, Australia this past May. The  title of his talk was “Equity and Access to Healthcare.”

Dr. Kazatchkine discusses the inequitable burden of infectious disease globally being concentrated in developing countries where 90% of infections, mainly HIV/AIDS, TB and malaria, kill up to 4 million people a year.

“Health should no longer be expected as an outcome of development, but rather as a necessary priority investment for development and economic growth.”

The growing global health market of goods and services has coincided with a lessening of the global public good in caring for the poor. Profit is becoming more important.

Dr. Kazatchkine speaks about how fighting disease is a powerful vehicle for social justice, human rights, and innovation.

So tune in tonight at 11:00PM on WBAI (99.5 FM, www.wbai.org) or listen to it here


Tonight on Healthstyles at 11 PM at