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Learn the basics (1)
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Immigrants’ rights to public benefits
This fact sheet has answers to questions you may have about getting public benefits. Content Detail
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Health care options for people without insurance (3)
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Find a Community Health Center or Migrant Health Center Near You
You can use this government website to find a health center that provides services to those in need near you. Read More
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Health Coverage Crosswalk: Eligibility by Immigration Status
Explains the types of health coverage immigrants -- including undocumented immigrants -- can obtain. Content Detail
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List of Public Hospitals in New York City
Use this online directory to find a public hospital near you. New York City's HHC public hospitals are well known for providing emergency care to uninsured individuals, undocumented immigrants, as well as people who have non-immigrant visas. Content Detail
Health insurance for people with TPS (1)
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Temporary Protected Status and public health insurance
Individuals who have applied for Temporary Protected Status (TPS) may be eligible for public health insurance in New York State. Content Detail
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I need an interpreter (3)
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Do you have trouble with English? Are you unable to to speak, read, write, or understand English well?
Did you know federal agencies and organizations that get money from the federal government have to provide reasonable services to assist you? Learn more. Content Detail
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Know Your Rights! NY State's New Hospital Language Assistance Regulations
If your ability to communicate in English is limited, or if you are hearing- or vision-impaired, you have a right to free communication assistance. Learn what hospitals need to do. Content Detail
