Our clinics will be closed (except for ACS and PATH) from 12/23 through 12/27. We will be open on 12/30 and 12/31. We will be closed at all sites (excluding ACS & PATH) on 1/1/25 and will return to our regular schedule on 1/2/25.
Our pharmacy will be open 12/23 (10am to 3pm), 12/26 (10am to 3pm), 12/27 (10am to 3pm), 12/30 (8am to 7pm), 12/31 (8am to 5pm). The pharmacy will be closed 12/24, 12/25 and 1/1/25 and will return to our regular schedule on 1/2/25.
We’ll soon add optometry to the list of in-house specialties available at our flagship Long Island City healthcare center. Scheduled to open in late 2023, the Floating Hospital eye care clinic will be tailored to the unique needs of the communities we serve.
Celebrate with us at the Summer Benefit 2023 | Students involved in the ACE mentor program | Is the Covid pandemic over? | Patient Tameka Cooke shares her story and her gratitude
This past April, Floating Hospital President Sean Granahan was the subject of a profile in Irish America magazine. The article is wide-ranging but focuses initially on a fateful 2004 diner meeting between Granahan, at that point the organization’s General Counsel, and concerned members of the Hospital board.
Celebrate with us at the Summer Benefit 2023 | Honoring Maude Askin | The Hollister Confidence Project
If you’ve ever had the unenviable duty of readying and transporting a child to soccer practice, music lessons or a school play, you don’t need anyone to tell you how onerous such a task can seem.
Before the late nineteenth century, most Americans believed a healthy diet was rich in fat, starches, and salt. Many avoided fresh produce, assuming that fruits and vegetables would worsen their health and make them vulnerable to cholera and dysentery.
As is common in the corporate world, Bank of America (BofA) has undergone its share of mergers and acquisitions, but one thing that has remained steadfast is its philanthropic focus on helping communities thrive.
Welcome our new board members, new life skills curriculum, an interview with president, Sean Granahan and we honor the commitment of 39 long-tenured staffers.
Excerpted from an article about The Floating Hospital, then operated by St. John’s Guild, in Harper’s Young People magazine, September 10, 1889
For five days in our new community outreach center (Dec. 12-16), Candy Cane Lane, the Floating Hospital’s annual holiday event, hosted 770 family members, providing hundreds of gifts each day, including toys, games, gift-cards, pajamas and desperately needed winter clothing.