Knowing your HIV status and understanding your risk can keep you healthier longer. Our HIV test counselors take time to make sure you understand this information and give you the opportunity to ask questions.
What to expect when coming for an HIV test
"No matter what happens, you will be taken care of. It's better to know your status --then you can start getting healthy again." Nick, HIV Test Counselor
Many people who qualify for food stamps (SNAP), low-cost health insurance, and other benefits do not know that they are eligible. We have navigators to help you identify your most important needs and help you with the paperwork and steps necessary to get started or prepared to reapply for services. Call 718-808-1828.
Located at 26 Bay Street (and at a community event near you!), Health Equity provides services for people who are struggling to manage their hypertension and/ or diabetes.
We offer workshops, education, information, and screening about diabetes and hypertension (high blood pressure), two of the most prevalent conditions in New Yorkers. Staff with Health Equity also offer screening services if you don't know if your risk factors. If you are at risk or are identified with diabetes or high blood pressure, we can help you get access to quality medical care, information about your condition and ongoing support. Our staff will also help you plan and make lifestyle changes to adapt to your condition, and help you find ways to keep it under control.
Call 718-808-1325 for more information.