NewYork-Presbyterian. The University Hospital of Columbia and Cornell.

Ambulatory Care Network Community Health Education and Outreach

Ambulatory Care Network's (ACN) Department of Community Health Education and Outreach helps safeguard and improve the health of many at-risk adults and children in the New York metropolitan area through programs such as the CHALK- Choosing Healthy & Active Lifestyles for Kids Program, the Community Health Nursing- Faith Based Partnership Program, the Family PEACE Program, the HEAL - Health Education & Adult Literacy Program, the Washington Heights/Inwood Network (WIN) Asthma Program, the Healthy Schools Healthy Families Program, the Turn 2 Us Program, the Lang Youth Medical Program, the Outreach Program, the Pharmacy Assistance Program (ACN-PAP), and the Reach Out and Read Program.

The ACN Department of Community Health Education and Outreach provides direct health care, mental health and health education services through the Center for Community Health & Education (CCHE) as it operates seven School-Based Health Centers, the community-based Family Planning Practice and the Young Men's Clinic.

The department also administers the ACN Appointment Scheduling Center. The center schedules appointments for patients and providers seeking care at NewYork-Presbyterian's ACN primary and specialty practices.