Publication: Catholic New York
SOAR!—Support Our Aging Religious—is celebrating its 30th anniversary with a gala dinner on Wednesday, Sept. 21, in Manhattan.
This year, the board of directors will honor ArchCare, the health care ministry of the Archdiocese of New York; Father James Martin, S.J., editor at large of the Jesuit magazine America; and Sister Mary O’Neill, P.B.V.M., of Newburgh Ministry.
Publication: Catholic New York
Cardinal Dolan lauded ArchCare and Hudson River HealthCare for joining forces to make a difference for those in need with a new mobile health center.
“Look at what we can do when we come together,’’ said Cardinal Dolan in addressing the 150 people in attendance at the HRHCare Farmworkers Health Center – The Alamo in Goshen before blessing the mobile health center on June 29.
Publication: Patch
Goshen, NY - New York Archbishop Cardinal Timothy Dolan joined officials from HRHCare and ArchCare June 29 to unveil a new archdiocese-sponsored mobile health center that will deliver a broad array of primary care and other essential health services to agricultural workers, the frail elderly and other underserved groups across the Hudson Valley regardless of their ability to pay.
Publication: Hudson Valley News Network
GOSHEN – Cardinal Timothy Dolan stopped by Goshen Wednesday afternoon to give his blessing to a new ArchCare mobile health facility aimed at helping those in the area unable to travel to receive medical attention and treatment. The center’s reach will extend from Goshen to Saugerties, and it will visit farms, parishes and community centers in an attempt to provide care to a demographic in need.
Publication: Times Herald
FLORIDA - Two health care agencies dedicated to serving the underserved have teamed up to bring a new mobile health center to communities across the Hudson Valley.
The mobile health center - a 33-foot-long van outfitted with two examination rooms and equipment for a variety of health screenings - is a collaboration between the not-for-profit Hudson River Healthcare, known as HRHCare, and ArchCare, the Continuing Care Community of the Archdiocese of New York.
