named programs · 5 · from sources
What they call their work
Community Health Centers
Freestanding diagnostic and treatment centers offering primary care, dental, eye care, mental health, and specialty services across Manhattan.
Community Outreach Centers
Mobile or site-based primary and mental health services delivered directly to residences and transitional housing for homeless individuals.
Ryan Health Pharmacies
Onsite pharmacies at multiple locations offering discounted medications and integrated prescription services to improve medication adherence.
School-Based Health Centers
On-site clinics in public schools providing primary healthcare, mental health services, social work, and health education to students.
Sliding Fee Discount Program
Income-based fee scale ensuring access to care regardless of ability to pay, including support for uninsured patients.
activities · 8 groups
What they do
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Community Health Center Services 3 activities
- Deliver school-based health servicesProvides on-site primary healthcare, mental health services, social work, and health education to students in public schools across Manhattan through school-based health centers.
- Operate freestanding diagnostic and treatment centersOperates licensed diagnostic and treatment centers under Article 28 and Article 31 of the New York Health Law in Manhattan, providing clinical healthcare services to the community.
- Provide comprehensive primary and specialty healthcare servicesDelivers high-quality, affordable primary care, dental, eye care, mental health, and specialty care services to nearly 50,000 patients annually across multiple health center locations in Manhattan, using a sliding fee scale to ensure no patient is turned away due to inability to pay.
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Health Insurance Enrollment Assistance 1 activity
- Assist patients with public health benefits enrollmentHelps patients apply for public health benefits including Medicaid, Child Health Plus, and ADAP Plus to improve access to care and medication.
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Pharmacy Access and Medication Assistance 1 activity
- Expand pharmacy access through onsite pharmaciesOpening three new onsite pharmacies integrated into health center workflows to improve access to low-cost medications, with direct prescription routing from providers and a low-cost pharmacy plan for uninsured patients.
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Community Health Fairs and Screenings 1 activity
- Host community health events during National Health Center WeekHosts free, family-friendly events across New York City during National Health Center Week featuring health screenings, wellness resources, giveaways, children's activities, and health education materials to promote community health and connect residents with care teams.
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Diabetes Self-Management & Prevention Programs 1 activity
- Offer nutritional counseling and chronic disease screeningProvides access to registered dietitians for nutritional counseling and offers appointments for cholesterol screening and other health issues through online scheduling and phone systems.
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Public Benefits Navigation and Enrollment 1 activity
- Operate community resource hub for basic needs supportConnects individuals to free or reduced-cost support services for food, housing, clothing, and job training through a community resource hub.
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Patient Portal and Digital Health Access 1 activity
- Provide digital patient access toolsEnables patients to manage appointments, check in, complete forms, receive reminders, and access personal health information securely through an online scheduler and the MyCare Portal.
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Supportive and Emergency Housing Services 1 activity
- Provide healthcare services to homeless individuals in transitional housingDelivers on-site primary care and mental health services to homeless individuals in transitional housing through Community Outreach Centers located in Upper West Side, Inwood, Washington Heights, and Central Harlem.
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financials · form 990 · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$71.59M
Contributions & grants$25.28M35%
Program service revenue$43.94M61%
Investment income$303K0%
Other revenue$2.06M
expenses
Total expenses$90.42M
Program expenses85%
Admin / overhead15%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$55.66M
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$76.21M
Cash$8.06M
Investments$528K
Liabilities$55.78M
Net assets$20.42M
Liquid reserves1.1 mo
4 years on record · 2020–2024 · YoY revenue -12.9%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2024
Who runs it
paid leadership · 12
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
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| DANIEL PICHINSON | PRESIDENT AND CEO | 40 | $499K |
| RASHANNA LYNCH | CHIEF MEDICAL OFFICER | 35 | $426K |
| LESLIE PARGAMENT | CHIEF OF STAFF | 35 | $341K |
| ANDREAS COHRSSEN | MEDICAL DIRECTOR | 35 | $324K |
| BROOKE TRENTON | MEDICAL DIRECTOR | 35 | $310K |
| SAMUEL BARTELS | EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR | 35 | $305K |
| CHRISTOPHER QUINONES | CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER | 35 | $305K |
| VANESSA FERNANDEZ | MEDICAL DIRECTOR | 35 | $299K |
| JONATHAN FRIED | GENERAL COUNSEL | 35 | $284K |
| ANA TARAS | CHIEF OF STRATEGIC DEVELOPMENT | 35 | $263K |
| SCOTT MORGAN FORMER CFO | CFO | 35 | $243K |
| JOSE VIRELLA | CFO | 35 | $170K |
board members · 11
- ATIF ABDUL-HAQQ — DIRECTOR
- DR GWENDOLYN JACK — DIRECTOR
- E RONALD GUY — BOARD CHAIR
- HARRIET CHAN KING — VICE CHAIR
- JOSEPH HASLIP — DIRECTOR
- JULI HARKINS — DIRECTOR
- LOIS DORMAN — SECRETARY
- MARGARET GRAMINS — DIRECTOR
- MOLLY SWEENEY — DIRECTOR
- RONNIE LOWENSTEIN — TREASURER
- ROSEMARY PEREZ-BELL — DIRECTOR
relationships · 20
Who they work with
- 1199 National Benefit Fund Partner — Accepted health insurance provider for Ryan Health patients
- Amida Care Partner — Accepted health insurance provider for Ryan Health patients
- Beacon Health Partner — Accepted provider for mental health services at Ryan Health
- Blue Cross / Blue Shield Partner — Accepted health insurance provider for Ryan Health patients
- DENTAQUEST Partner — Accepted dental insurance provider for Ryan Health patients
- Davis Vision Partner — Accepted vision insurance provider for Ryan Health patients
- Department of Health and Human Services Government — Federal agency providing funding that deems Ryan Health a Public Health Service entity for medical malpractice coverage purposes.
- Department of Health and Human Services Government — Federal funder providing financial support and federal malpractice liability protection
- Department of Health and Human Services Government — Federal funding recipient with deemed Public Health Service status for malpractice coverage
- Department of Health and Human Services Government — Receives funding from the Department of Health and Human Services
- Department of Health and Human Services Government — Receives funding from the Department of Health and Human Services, and is deemed a federal Public Health Service entity for medical malpractice liability purposes.
- Fidelis Care Partner — Accepted health insurance provider for Ryan Health patients
- Fidelis Care Partner — Recognized its President & CEO at the 2026 Caring for New York Celebration, indicating a relationship of shared commitment to community health.
- Healthfirst Partner — Accepted health insurance provider for Ryan Health patients
- Medicaid Government — Accepted public health insurance program for Ryan Health patients
- Medicare Government — Accepted federal health insurance program for Ryan Health patients
- National Association of Community Health Centers Network — Participates in National Health Center Week, a national initiative led by the National Association of Community Health Centers.
- New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Government — Provides referral to NYC Health's guide for smoking and vaping cessation programs.
- Ryan Health Partner — Collaborates with community organizations to provide resources and services during National Health Center Week events.
- Ryan Health Board of Directors Coalition — Leadership body that issued a statement honoring Barbra E. Minch's legacy.
strategies · 4
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Behavioral Lifestyle Intervention for Chronic Disease Managementmethodology: lifestyle-interventionBy applying a structured four-part behavioral approach—physical activity, smoking cessation, medication adherence, and dietitian consultation—the organization improves clinical outcomes like cholesterol levels because multi-component lifestyle changes address root causes of chronic conditions.
- Community-First and Mobile Care Deliverymethodology: community-first_careBy bringing primary and mental health services directly into homeless residences and engaging communities through inclusive events, the organization increases access and trust because meeting patients where they are—physically and culturally—reduces structural barriers and strengthens care engagement.
- Integrated Care Model Addressing Social Determinants of Healthmethodology: social-determinants_of_health_integrationBy connecting patients to social services through an integrated resource hub and embedding understanding of social drivers into clinical care, the organization improves health outcomes because addressing non-medical factors like housing, food, and income reduces barriers to health and promotes equity.
- Sliding Fee Scale to Reduce Financial Barriersmethodology: sliding_fee_scaleBy using financial counseling and sliding fee scales, the organization increases healthcare access among low-income populations because reducing out-of-pocket costs removes a key structural barrier to utilization of essential services.