The article underscores the vital contributions of immigrants to New York City, particularly highlighted by their roles during the COVID-19 pandemic. It references a New York City Health Department report showing that immigrants enjoy higher life expectancies than U.S.-born residents, yet face significant healthcare access barriers, with many lacking insurance and not receiving adequate mental health care. The article points to health inequities affecting specific groups and emphasizes that systemic challenges must be addressed to support immigrant communities effectively in the public health arena.
A recent New York City Health Department report reveals that while immigrants in NYC enjoy higher life expectancies, they still face significant barriers to healthcare access.
Our city’s resilience and economy are deeply rooted in the contributions of immigrants, particularly those who served on the frontlines during the pandemic.
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