Author Archives: JoshHCN-NYC

What: Speak-Out and Rally        When: FRIDAY, June 29th at 5PM Where: At the former location of St. Vincent’s Hospital (7th AVE btw 12th and 13th ST). Healthcare-NOW! NYC and fellow universal healthcare advocates will be standing in solidarity for a … Continue reading →

Join us at The Woods in Brooklyn this Monday for some drinks and a recap of this year’s accomplishments. The Woods will kindly be donating a portion of the bar, so there will be no cover at the door. Join … Continue reading →

Where: Cerberus Headquarters, 299 Park Avenue New York, NY10171 When: Tuesday, Dec 20 Time: 12:30pm until 1:30pm   Join nurses in their December 20 protest against Wall Street giant Cerberus/Steward Health Care. Join the RNs from National Nurses United and … Continue reading →

Healthcare-Now! NYC participated in OWS Healthcare for the 99%’s March Against the Insurance Industry. SEE HCN NYC VIDEOS HERE Here’s some great pre-event press, of a Speak-Out with Healthcare for the 99%, by NY1 that explains the march well. Keith … Continue reading →

 The video below includes Jean Fox, Omar Kutty, and Josh Starcher of Healthcare-NOW! NYC supporting the Communications Workers of America, District One in their fight for a better contract. We stand by CWA who has endorsed Single-Payer healthcare.

CONTACT US TO SEE VIDEOS OF THE EVENT HERE We had a wonderful event featuring a number of speakers, including: Hon. Richard N. Gottfried Chair, NYS Assembly Health Committee Author of A7860 & S5425, New York State’s Single-Payer Bills Laurie … Continue reading →

Healthcare-NOW! NYC invites you to a symposium on healthcare:   UNIVERSAL HEALTHCARE CAN NEW YORK STATE ACHIEVE IT?   Wednesday, October 5th at 7:30pm at Church of the Ascension 221 W. 107th Street (between Broadway and Amsterdam)   Featuring:   … Continue reading →

“We are the Nurses! The Mighty, Mighty Nurses!” WHEN:  THIS THURSDAY, Sept 1, 2011 – 12:30-1:30pm WHERE: Rep Peter King’s Office 1003 Park Blvd, Massapequa Park, NY 11762 WHY: “Nurses will visit the home offices of Republicans and Democrats alike, … Continue reading →