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Albany County Navigator Agency Site Locations County: Albany (Subject to change, please call agency to confirm.) Lead Agency Name Healthy Capital District Initiative Subcontractor's Name N/A Enrollment Site Name Cohoes Senior Center Site Address 10 Cayuga Plaza City Cohoes NY 12047 Phone # (518) 462-7040 Languages English & Spanish Lead Agency Name Community Service Society of New York Subcontractor's Name Public Policy and Education Fund Enrollment Site Name Rocks LGBTQ Site Address 77 Central Avenue City Albany NY 12202 Phone # (800) 803-8508 Languages English & Spanish Lead Agency Name Community Service Society of New York Subcontractor's Name Public Policy and Education Fund Enrollment Site Name Trinity Center Site Address 15 Trinity Place City Albany NY 12202 Phone # (800) 803-8508 Languages English & Spanish Lead Agency Name Community Service Society of New York Subcontractor's Name Public Policy and Education Fund Enrollment Site Name Albany County Department of Health Clinic Site Address 175 Green Street City Albany NY 12202 Phone # (800) 803-8508 Languages English & Spanish Lead Agency Name Community Service Society of New York Subcontractor's Name Public Policy and Education Fund Enrollment Site Name Capital City Rescue Mission Site Address 259 South Pearl Street City Albany NY 12202 Phone # (800) 803-8508 Languages English & Spanish Lead Agency Name Community Service Society of New York Subcontractor's Name Public Policy and Education Fund Enrollment Site Name U. S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants Site Address 99 PINE STREET City Albany NY 12204 Phone # (800) 803-8508 Languages English & Translation Services NYS Department of Health Report Date: 12/1/2018 Navigator Agency Site Locations County: Albany (Subject to change, please call agency to confirm.) Lead Agency Name Community Service Society of New York Subcontractor's Name Public Policy and Education Fund Enrollment Site Name Citizen Action of New York Site Address 94 Central Avenue City Albany NY 12206 Phone # (800) 803-8508 Languages English & Spanish Lead Agency Name Healthy Capital District Initiative Subcontractor's Name N/A Enrollment Site Name Healthy Capital District Initiative Site Address 175 Central Avenue, Fifth Floor City Albany NY 12206 Phone # (518) 462-7040 Languages English & Spanish Lead Agency Name Community Service Society of New York Subcontractor's Name Capital District Black Chamber of Commerce Enrollment Site Name Capital District Black Chamber of Commerce Main Office Site Address 90 State Street City Albany NY 12207 Phone # (518) 591-4655 Languages English Lead Agency Name Community Service Society of New York Subcontractor's Name Public Policy and Education Fund Enrollment Site Name Hope House Site Address 890 Madison Avenue City Albany NY 12208 Phone # (800) 803-8508 Languages English & Spanish Lead Agency Name Healthy Capital District Initiative Subcontractor's Name N/A Enrollment Site Name Albany Medical Center Site Address 47 New Scotland Avenue City Albany NY 12208 Phone # (518) 462-7040 Languages English Lead Agency Name Community Service Society of New York Subcontractor's Name Public Policy and Education Fund Enrollment Site Name Delaware Community Library Site Address 331 Delaware Avenue City Albany NY 12209 Phone # (800) 803 8508 Languages English & Spanish NYS Department of Health Report Date: 12/1/2018 Navigator Agency Site Locations County: Allegany (Subject to change, please call agency to confirm.) Lead Agency Name Southern Tier Independence Center Subcontractor's Name AIM Independent Living Center Enrollment Site Name Bolivar Library Site Address 390 Main Street City Bolivar NY 14715 Phone # (888) 962-8244 Languages English; Interpreters provided for other languages upon request Lead Agency Name Community Service Society of New York Subcontractor's Name Finger Lakes Community Health Enrollment Site Name Cuba Library Site Address 39 East Main Street City Cuba NY 14727 Phone # (800) 346-2211 Languages English & Spanish Lead Agency Name Southern Tier Independence Center Subcontractor's Name AIM Independent Living Center Enrollment Site Name Cuba Memorial Hospital Site Address 140 West Main Street City Cuba NY 14727 Phone # (888) 962-8244 Languages English; Interpreters provided for other languages upon request Lead Agency Name Southern Tier Independence Center Subcontractor's Name AIM Independent Living Center Enrollment Site Name Alfred Box of Books Library Site Address 1 West University Street City Alfred NY 14802 Phone # (888) 962-8244 Languages English; Interpreters provided for other languages upon request Lead Agency Name Southern Tier Independence Center Subcontractor's Name AIM Independent Living Center Enrollment Site Name Almond Library Site Address 49 North Main Street City Almond NY 14804 Phone # (888) 962-8244 Languages English; Interpreters provided for other languages upon request Lead Agency Name Community Service Society of New York Subcontractor's Name Finger Lakes Community Health Enrollment Site Name Belmont Free Library Site Address 2 Willets Avenue City Belmont NY 14813 Phone # (800) 346-2211 Languages English & Spanish NYS Department of Health Report Date: 12/1/2018 Navigator Agency Site Locations County: Allegany (Subject to change, please call agency to confirm.) Lead Agency Name Southern Tier Independence Center Subcontractor's Name AIM Independent Living Center Enrollment Site Name AIM Satellite, ACCORD ACCESS Center Site Address 84 Schuyler Street City Belmont NY 14813 Phone # (888) 962-8244 Languages English; Interpreters provided for other languages upon request Lead Agency Name Community Service Society of New York Subcontractor's Name Finger Lakes Community Health Enrollment Site Name Jones Memorial Hospital Site Address 191 North Main Street City Wellsville NY 14895 Phone # (800) 346-2211 Languages English & Spanish Lead Agency Name Southern Tier Independence Center Subcontractor's Name AIM Independent Living Center Enrollment Site Name Jones Memorial Hospital Site Address 191 North Main Street City Wellsville NY 14895 Phone # (888) 962-8244 Languages English; Interpreters provided for other languages upon request NYS Department of Health Report Date: 12/1/2018 Navigator Agency Site Locations County: Bronx (Subject to change, please call agency to confirm.) Lead Agency Name BronxWorks Subcontractor's Name N/A Enrollment Site Name BronxWorks Classic Community Center Site Address 286 East 156th Street City Bronx NY 10451 Phone # (718) 508-3040 Ext. 3122 Languages English & Spanish Lead Agency Name Community Health Project Subcontractor's Name N/A Enrollment Site Name Callen - Lorde Bronx Site Address 3144 Third Avenue City Bronx NY 10451 Phone # (212) 271-7270 Languages English & Spanish Lead Agency Name Hispanic Federation Subcontractor's Name Urban Health Plan, Inc. Enrollment Site Name Boricua Community Health Center Site Address 3209 Third Avenue City Bronx NY 10451 Phone # (718) 542-5555 Languages English & Spanish Lead Agency Name Morris Heights Health Center, Inc. Subcontractor's Name N/A Enrollment Site Name Morris Heights Health Center @ Melrose Site Address 779 Melrose Avenue City Bronx NY 10451 Phone # (718) 716-4400 Languages English & Spanish & Language Services available Lead Agency Name BronxCare Health System Subcontractor's Name N/A Enrollment Site Name Moscoso Pharmacy Site Address 151 East 170th Street City Bronx NY 10452 Phone # (888) 778-5890; (646) 919-7816 Languages English & Spanish Lead Agency Name BronxCare Health System Subcontractor's Name N/A Enrollment Site Name BronxCare Health System Mobile Unit Site Address 170th Street & Walton Avenue City Bronx NY 10452 Phone # (888) 778-5890 Languages English, French, Spanish, Turkish, & Wolof NYS Department of Health Report Date: 12/1/2018 Navigator Agency Site Locations County: Bronx (Subject to change, please call agency to confirm.) Lead Agency Name BronxWorks Subcontractor's Name N/A Enrollment Site Name Orman Clinic Site Address 1253 Edward L. Grant Highway City Bronx NY 10452 Phone # (718) 508-3040 Ext. 3122 Languages English, Akan, Ga, & Twi Lead Agency Name BronxWorks Subcontractor's Name N/A Enrollment Site Name Life Star Pharmacy Site Address 1215 Jerome Avenue City Bronx NY 10452 Phone # (718) 508-3040 Ext. 3122 Languages English, Akan, Ga, Spanish, & Twi Lead Agency Name BronxWorks Subcontractor's Name N/A Enrollment Site Name Morrisania WIC Site Address 1225 Gerard Avenue City Bronx NY 10452 Phone # (718) 508-3040 Ext. 3122 Languages English, Akan, Ga, Spanish, & Twi Lead Agency Name BronxWorks Subcontractor's Name N/A Enrollment Site Name BronxWorks Townsend Avenue Site Address 1477 Townsend Avenue City Bronx NY 10452 Phone # (718) 508-3040 Ext. 3122 Languages English & Spanish Lead Agency Name Single Stop USA Subcontractor's Name N/A Enrollment Site Name Women's Housing and Economic Development Corporation (WHEDco) Site Address 50 East 168th Street, Basement City Bronx NY 10452 Phone # (800) 290-7189 Languages English & Spanish Lead Agency Name Morris Heights Health Center, Inc. Subcontractor's Name N/A Enrollment Site Name Morris Heights Health Center @ Harrison Circle Site Address 57-69 West Burnside Avenue City Bronx NY 10453 Phone # (718) 483-1270 Languages English & Spanish & Language Services available NYS Department of Health Report Date: 12/1/2018 Navigator Agency Site Locations County: Bronx (Subject to change, please call agency to confirm.) Lead Agency Name Morris Heights Health Center, Inc. Subcontractor's Name N/A Enrollment Site Name Main Site Morris Heights Health Center Site Address 85 West
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