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Queens Health Center Pharmacy will be closed on Saturday, November 1st for relocation, and will reopen Monday, November 3rd. Midtown Health Center Pharmacy will be open on November 1st.
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What can we help you find?
Stay Connected to Your Care
Access your health information, appointments, and more anytime, anywhere with our Patient Portal.
Self-Schedule Appointments:
You can now self-schedule primary care and specialty appointments. Book in just a few steps: share contact information, pick your reason for the visit and desired specialty, then choose the date and time that works best.
Download the MyFundsPortal App
Download our app and sign in with your My Funds Portal log in to stay connected to your care.
Find a Location
Brooklyn Health Center
265 Ashland Place, Brooklyn, NY 11217
1-718-606-FUND (3863)
Medical
Pharmacy
Dental
Eye care
Vision Prescription
Harlem Health Center
133 Morningside Ave., New York, NY 10027
1-718-606-FUND (3863)
Medical
Pharmacy
Dental
Eye care
Vision Prescriptions
Midtown Health Center
773-775 9th Ave., New York, NY 10019
1-718-606-FUND (3863)
Medical
Pharmacy
Midtown Dental Center
14 Penn Plaza Ste 400, New York, NY 10122
(212) 563-0095
Dental
Midtown Eye Care at 14 Penn
14 Penn Plaza, Suite 408, New York, NY 10122-0049
(212) 237-3012
Eye Care
Vision Prescription
Queens Health Center
37-11 Queens Blvd., LIC, NY 11101
1-718-606-FUND (3863)
Medical
Pharmacy
Dental
Eye Care
Vision Prescriptions
Member's Health Assistance Program Office
14 Penn Plaza, Suite 407, New York, NY 10122
(888) 615-6427 / (212) 237-3037
Mental Health
Substance Abuse
ITP - Scholarship Program Office
43-47 37th Street, LIC, NY 11101
(718) 361-5100, extension 3600
Scholarship
Central Administration
305 W 44th St., New York, NY 10036
(212) 586-6400
Benefits Enrollment
Bills/Claims
Retirement Services
Pre-Paid Legal
What to Do
 in Emergencies, Weekends or When We are Closed
Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
At anytime, call 877-TALK-2-RN (825-5276) if you need to speak to a nurse who can help you:
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- Understand symptoms and choose appropriate care and where to get it
- Manage health condition and explore treatment options
- Identify possible medication side effects and interactions
- Get helpful self-care tips for a wide range of health situations
Only Go to a Hospital Emergency Room for Medical Emergencies
At Emergency Rooms, true emergencies are usually treated first, while less urgent cases wait — sometimes hours for triage or treatment, and it may result in a direct bill, that you may be responsible for paying in full, 100%. Consider seeking immediate assistance at an Emergency Room for:
- Heavy bleeding
- Large open wounds
- Sudden change in vision
- Chest pain
- Sudden weakness or trouble talking
- Major burns
- Spinal injuries
- Severe head injury
- Difficulty breathing
- Major broken bones
