FNYU Langone Health has been named an LGBTQ+ Healthcare Equality Leader for the 12th consecutive year for its commitment to providing quality, comprehensive care for all patients and a safe and supportive environment for employees. . NYU Langone received this designation from the Human Rights Campaign Foundation, the nation's largest LGBTQ+ advocacy organization, today announcing the 16th edition of its Health Equity Index (HEI).
Of the record 1,065 healthcare facilities that participated in the HEI 2024 survey and scoring process, NYU Langone was one of only 384 to receive the highest score of 100, earning it the designation of an “LGBTQ+ Healthcare Equality Leader.” obtained.
“So many people at NYU Langone work on behalf of our patients every day, creating a pathway to help our system become more aware and inclusive of the LGBTQ+ community.” New York said Nancy Sanchez, executive vice president and associate director of human resources for the University of Langone. health.
“I couldn't be more proud to work here. My greatest wishes are to both our staff and patients, how much work is being done, progress is being made, and what the future holds for our health system.” “We want people to know what's going on,” said Kevin T. Moore. DNP, RN, Assistant Director of His LGBTQ+ Clinical Services at NYU Langone.
NYU Langone provides compassionate care tailored to the individual needs of all patients throughout the system. Tisch Hospital and Kimmel Pavilion, NYU Langone Hospital-Brooklyn, NYU Langone Hospital-Long Island, Hassenfeld Children's Hospital at NYU Langone, NYU Langone Orthopedic Hospital, and NYU Langone Family Health Center all to date. It has been recognized and was recognized again this year. To advance care for LGBTQ+ patients. Hassenfeld Hospital was one of only four children's hospitals recognized as a leader in New York State.
About NYU Langone’s Performance in the Health Equity Index Report
The Health Equity Index is a benchmarking tool and resource that promotes equitable care by systematically evaluating and certifying health systems based on their policies, programs, and commitment to LGBTQ+ patients, visitors, and employees.
The index evaluates and scores healthcare facilities based on detailed criteria that fall under four core pillars:
- Basic policies and training for LGBTQ+ patient-centered care
- LGBTQ+ Patient Services and Support
- Employee benefits and policies
- Patient and community engagement
“Continuing to achieve Human Rights Campaign Foundation HEI reaccreditation is not that easy. Naturally, systems increasingly demonstrate allyship with LGBTQ+ staff, patients, and families. It’s becoming difficult,” Moore said.
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