The Hospital has been providing COVID-19 education, telehealth services, transportation and prescription delivery services to minimize risk, and referrals for city-funded self-isolation.
As the pandemic continues, we’re lucky enough to live in a city that cares. Your donations give hope to our patients.
The hospital has furloughed more than one-third of its staff as the number of patients is cut in half, as it continues pick up residents from domestic violence safehouses, family shelters and hotels and motels.
My newborn daughter is in the NICU, but because I have to take public transportation, contact with her would put her at too great a risk, so I haven't been able to hold her since the day she was born.
For health clinics serving the poorest New York City residents, the economic fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic has been devastating.
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A summary of The Floating Hospital’s (TFH) expansion efforts, highlighting the capital project planning, financing, and estimated community impact of a new $7.5 million health center capital facility.
Jeffrey Delgado of Queens College has been going through archives of documents and photographs for an exhibit on the history of the Floating Hospital.