2024 IMPACT REPORT
“ We’ve always aimed to be on the forefront of health and innovation, and our accomplishments in 2024 reflect the progress we’ve made.”
A LETTER FROM OUR NYAM PRESIDENT
Dear Colleagues, Supporters, and Friends,
In times of change, it is important to remember the power of the mission of the New York Academy of Medicine (NYAM): to ensure that everyone has what they need to live healthier, longer lives, from safe birth to healthy aging.
Since 1847 — through world wars, economic stresses, and pandemics — NYAM has advocated for the health of all populations. By harnessing the power of science and community, we are able to explore what works and advocate for what people need. NYAM has always been at the forefront of innovation and collaboration, and our work reflects the future we’re working toward, together.
NYAM’s population health research helped create real-world advances for people to live healthier and longer lives — as we call it, better “healthspans”. We conducted dozens of projects and studies across our city, state, and nation. Through our unparalleled power of convening, NYAM brought together community, industry, and health system leaders to seek solutions for some of the most pressing health issues we face today. We welcomed an exciting new cohort of Fellows, representing greater diversity and new fields of expertise. The Journal of Urban Health welcomed two new co-editors-in-chief, committed to acknowledging growing forms of exclusion as threats to population health. I am pleased to share more with you in the following pages.
With many accomplishments in 2024, we recognize that there is still much to do. Good health remains out of reach for far too many of us — and NYAM refuses to accept this as an inevitability. Health can, and must be, equitable. For 178 years we have been committed to that vision, and we will persevere in our work, no matter the challenges. At NYAM, progress is our purpose.
The story in this year’s report is NYAM’s story — and it’s your story, as well. When you and your neighbors have what is needed to live a healthy life, everyone prospers. When we lead with compassion, truth, and fairness, we will be a force for change.
I thank you, our dedicated friends, partners, and supporters, for continuing to stand with us, and helping us deliver the promise of a better and healthier future.
Be well,
Ann Kurth, PhD, CNM, MPH President
A LETTER FROM OUR SVP OF RESEARCH
2024 was a transformative year for NYAM’s research enterprise, as we made remarkable progress in advancing population health and in improving health outcomes. At the core of everything we do is the belief that we can eliminate barriers that prevent everyone from living healthier, longer lives. NYAM’s advocacy is built upon the importance of comprehensive research and programming. This foundational principle is why in 2024, NYAM implemented a strategic reorganization of four key focus areas:
Maternal and Child Health
Better health starts at birth. NYAM is improving health outcomes for mothers and children by addressing prenatal care, infant and maternal mortality, and childhood development.
Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs)
Chronic diseases — like diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and cancer — are significant threats to healthy longevity. We are addressing NCDs with policy interventions and a focus on prevention and management.
Healthy Aging
We strive to ensure high quality of life for older adults, addressing age-related diseases, caregiving, and social determinants of health.
Center for Evaluation and Applied Research (CEAR)
NYAM’s work through CEAR includes program evaluations, community health needs assessments, and research studies. We collaborate with healthcare and government organizations to advance health equity.
The reimagining of our enterprise has set NYAM up to take a more cohesive approach to addressing the healthspan and making healthy lives for all a reality. As we reflect on this last year, I want to thank you all for your continued support. As we look forward to 2025, we remain committed to our mission and the opportunities ahead. Thank you for your continued support and dedication to our work.
Sincerely,
Kathryn T. Hall, PhD, MPH Senior Vice President of Research
“ It was a year marked by transformative changes, and we made remarkable progress in advancing population health and improving health outcomes.”
A LOOK BACK AT OUR IMPACT IN 2024
This year, we made significant strides in advocating for better health for all — just as we have for the past Our work ensures you and your community can live healthier, longer lives. Here’s a look at the biggest highlights
INDUCTED
121
NEW FELLOWS IN 2024
This year’s accomplished class is 63% women, and includes key professions across the healthcare industry — such as health administration and management, healthcare consulting and more.
CONDUCTED
27 RESEARCH PROJECTS
Research is at the heart of what we do, and this year, we supported 27 projects designed to ensure everyone is able to live healthier, longer lives.
OUR 2024 ESTEEMED SPEAKERS
HOSTED
4 MAJOR CONVENINGS
Our policy driven, impactful convenings united leaders with a common goal of advancing health.
Dr. Jonathan B. Perlin
President and Chief Executive Officer
The Joint Commission Enterprise
Dr. Atul Gawande Former Administrator, USAID
past 178 years. highlights of this past year:
RECOGNIZED
6
DISTINGUISHED EXPERTS
Dr. Gary H. Gibbons, Dr. Robert L. Johnson, Dr. Linda P. Fried, Dr. Atul Gawande, Mark Kaplan, and Dr. David Vlahov, received our annual awards for Outstanding Contributions in Health Policy, Public Health, Biomedical Science, Clinical Practice, and Service to NYAM.
Dr. Marina Romanello Executive Director, Lancet Countdown on Health and Climate Change
HONORED
3
EXEMPLARY LEADERS IN HEALTH
At our 2024 Gala, Dr. Margaret “Peggy” Hamburg, Dr. Steven J. Corwin, and Dr. J. Mario Molina received the Health Equity Champion, Healthcare Legacy, and Bold & Brave awards.
Dr. Jesse Ehrenfeld Immediate Past President, American Medical Association
Adrienne E. Adams Speaker, New York City Council
PUTTING OUR RESEARCH INTO ACTION
In 2024, we partnered with community organizations, healthcare systems, and local governments to design innovative research studies, policy initiatives, and programs — all focused on more equitable health. Here’s a closer look at some of our projects.
THE YOUTHWORKS MENTORING PROGRAM
For young people, mentorship can be a game changer. This program matches youth in foster care from underserved communities with a mentor. The mentor/ mentee relationship supports their personal and academic development. It also helps mentees foster stronger self-esteem and a belief in the power of their voices.
COALITION TO END RACISM IN CLINICAL ALGORITHMS (CERCA)
For far too long, racism has existed in medicine. That’s why we collaborated with the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene to address the way race is used in diagnosing, preventing, and treating medical conditions. We are focused on improving racial equity by eliminating race-based adjustments in these medical decision-making tools.
PARTNERSHIP TO SUPPORT AGING IN PLACE IN COMMUNITIES SEVERELY IMPACTED BY COVID-19 (PSAP)
We can create inclusive and accessible communities for an aging population. Funded by the New York State Office of Mental Health, our Center for Healthy Aging acted as the Geriatric Technical Assistance Center. Through that partnership, we addressed the aging, mental health, and substance use needs of older adults.
EXHALE, THE FAMILY CAREGIVER INITIATIVE
Family caregivers are instrumental to helping an aging population thrive. Exhale funds projects across Western New York and Southeast Michigan that provides respite opportunities for these caregivers. CEAR conducted an evaluation of Exhale, and a network study of the growing ecosystem of organizations doing this important work.
“NYAM have been critical partners… With their expertise and assistance, our safety-net partners have been able to develop rigorous research plans and implement mixed-method approaches to capture changes in patient outcomes along the diagnosis to treatment spectrum.”
Michelle Morse, MD, MPH Acting Health Commissioner and Chief Medical Officer NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
2024 RESEARCH INITIATIVES
Why Are Teachers Leaving?
Explores the systemic and institutional factors contributing to teacher attrition, with the goal of informing policy and improving retention.
HealthyStart Bronx and Queens
Evaluation of programs that target maternal and infant health disparities by providing culturally competent prenatal and postnatal care, education, and community support in underserved neighborhoods.
WorkWell NYC
Evaluation of implementation and outcomes of WorkWell NYC, which supports municipal employees in achieving better health outcomes through workplace wellness initiatives, including chronic disease prevention and mental health support.
Mold Policy Intervention in New York City
Public Housing and Asthma Morbidity
Evaluates the impact of mold remediation policies on asthma outcomes in public housing residents, with a focus on environmental justice.
NewYork-Presbyterian Community Fund
Evaluation and Technical Assistance
Provides evaluation and capacity building support to community-based organizations funded by NewYork-Presbyterian to reduce disparities and improve social determinants of health.
Greater New York Hospital Association’s Social Determinant of Health Learning Module Series (SCAN Me)
Supports the development of training modules for healthcare professionals on integrating social determinants into clinical practice to improve patient outcomes.
Recruiting and Retaining a Diverse Public Health Workforce
Focuses on strategies to build a more inclusive and representative public health workforce through mentorship, training, and institutional change.
NYCHA’s Family Self-Sufficiency Program
Evaluation of implementation and outcomes of participation in NYCHA’s Family Self-Sufficiency program, which supports residents in achieving economic independence through case management, financial literacy, and employment services.
Building Access to Food through Systems and Solidarity Program Evaluation
Assesses community-led food access initiatives that integrate mutual aid, policy advocacy, and systems change to address food insecurity.
Addressing Social Isolation
Implements and evaluates interventions to reduce loneliness and isolation among older adults, particularly in the wake of COVID-19.
LIFT ECHO Project
Supports evaluation of a learning and remote training program to increase access to and quality of specialty care for chronic intestinal failure across the US.
Lifespan of Greater Rochester’s Community Care Connections Program
Evaluates care coordination models that connect older adults to health and social services, improving quality of life and reducing hospitalizations.
EmPWR Evaluation, with National Opinion Research Center (NORC) at the University of Chicago
Assesses the effectiveness of peer-led wellness and resilience programs for marginalized populations, with a focus on trauma-informed care.
Age-Friendly: Go Local Project
Supports local governments and community organizations in implementing age-friendly policies and practices.
IMAGE: NYC Mapping Tool
A data visualization platform that maps agingrelated indicators across NYC to inform policy and program development.
New York Health Foundation (NYHF)
Evaluation Training and Technical Assistance
Builds evaluation capacity among NYHF grantees through tailored training, coaching, and technical assistance.
Older Adults’ Equity Collaborative
Serves as a national coordinating center to advance equity in aging through research, policy, and practice, funded by the Administration for Community Living.
Building a Successful Master Plan for Aging in New York State
Supports the development of a comprehensive, equity-centered aging plan for New York State through stakeholder engagement and policy analysis.
Pathways into Quantitative Aging Research (PQAR) (NYU/NIH)
Evaluation of a summer research program that introduces underrepresented students to aging research and quantitative methods.
Evaluation of the Elder Justice Shelter Model
Assesses the effectiveness of temporary shelter models for older adults experiencing abuse, with a focus on safety, recovery, and long-term outcomes.
HOW OUR WORK DRIVES IMPACT
Everything we do at NYAM is to ensure all populations from all backgrounds have healthier, longer lives. It has always been our goal to make a real-world impact on people’s lives, and eliminate inequities that lead to poor health outcomes. Through our innovative research practices and programming, as well as our collaborations with community organizations, health systems, and government agencies, we are creating a future where a healthy life is more accessible for everyone.
CONFRONTING THE CLIMATE CRISIS
The climate crisis is upon us, and that is why we need to design resilient health systems now. In February 2024, we launched our climate initiative with the symposium “Designing Health Systems Resilience: Surviving the Present, Ensuring the Future.” And in September, in collaboration with Yale Center on Climate Change and Health, we hosted an event on sustainable health systems. Sector leaders presented research findings around low carbon, resilient health care delivery, and exploring real actionable solutions on building sustainable health systems, resulting in an abstract.
A NEW CHAPTER FOR THE JOURNAL OF URBAN HEALTH
In 2024, we named not one, but two, new co-editors-in-chief of The Journal of Urban Health With this change, the Journal is now positioned for long-term success. Our peer-reviewed, one-of-a-kind publication explores the emerging field of urban health and epidemiology. We thank Dr. David Vlahov, who served as the editor-in-chief for 25 years.
THE FUTURE OF HISTORICAL MEDICAL LIBRARIES
We are home to one of the most significant medical libraries in the world. Opened in 1878, our library houses a large collection of rare books, archival documents, and more. In September, we convened with members of other significant historical medical libraries to chart a way forward in the age of distrust in science and rapidly evolving AI tools. Results from this convening will be published in a special digital edition.
SHAPING A SOCIAL ISOLATION STRATEGY FOR OLDER ADULTS
With support from The John A. Hartford Foundation, NYAM hosted participants from across the US to discuss collaborative action that will improve care of older adults by addressing social isolation and loneliness. The resulting convening report culminated in a new grant from The John A. Hartford Foundation to USAging to improve the health of older adults and their caregivers through replication of evidence-based social connection programs in communities.
“We stand for the power of science combined with the wisdom of communities and are proud to do this alongside our thousands of Fellows, action partners, dedicated staff, dynamic Board of Trustees, and everyone who shares our vision of a healthier future.
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Wayne J. Riley, MD, MPH, MBA, MACP Chair of NYAM Board of Trustees President, SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University
2024 BOARD OF TRUSTEES
NYAM welcomed six new members to the Board of Trustees in 2024. New members include Nesa R. Amamoo, Dennis A. Mitchell, Jacqueline Moline, Andrew D. Racine, Tonya Walker and Mark Weiss.
We are also grateful to the Trustees who concluded their terms in 2024 including Martine Ferland, Elsa-Grace Giardina, Mark Kaplan, Elena Rios, and Paul Tanico.
2024 ELECTED TRUSTEES
Nesa R. Amamoo
Dennis A. Mitchell, DDS, MPH
Andrew D. Racine, MD, PhD
Tonya Walker, MD, MPH
Mark Weiss
Jacqueline Moline, MD
Wayne J. Riley, MD, MPH, MBA, MACP
Chair President SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University
Gil Addo
SVP, Specialty Care and Solutions CVS Health
Nesa R. Amamoo Partner
Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP
Elected 5/22/2024
Charles N. Bertolami, DDS, DMedSc
Herman Robert Fox Dean
New York University College of Dentistry
Retired 12/31/2024
Natalia Cineas, DNP, RN, NEA-BC, FAAN
Senior Vice President, Chief Nursing Executive
New York City Health + Hospitals
John Damonti, MSW
Retired President, Bristol Myers Squibb Foundation Vice President, Corporate Philanthropy & Patient Assistance
Martine Ferland
Retired Chief Executive Officer
Mercer Vice Chair
Marsh McLennan Retired 12/31/2024
James Flynn, MS, Board Chair Emeritus
Managing Partner Deerfield Management Company, LP
Elsa-Grace V. Giardina, MD, MS, FACC, FAHA, FACP
Professor of Medicine
Columbia University Medical Center
Retired 12/31/2024
Barbara A. Green, PhD, Ex-officio
Senior Vice President
New Business Initiatives
GNYHA Ventures, Inc
Mark N. Kaplan, Esq Of Counsel
Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP
Retired 1/31/2024
Ann Kurth, PhD, CNM, MPH
President
The New York Academy of Medicine
Dennis A. Mitchell, DDS, MPH
Interim Dean and Professor
Columbia University College of Dental Medicine
Senior Advisor to the President on Inclusion and Belonging
Senior Vice Provost for Faculty
Advancement
Columbia University
Elected 10/24/2024
Jacqueline Moline, MD
Vice President, Occupational Medicine, Epidemiology and Prevention
Northwell Health
Chair, Occupational Medicine
North Shore University Hospital
Elected 5/22/2024
Beth Oliver, DNP, RN, FAAN
Chief Nurse Executive and Senior Vice President of Cardiac Services
Mount Sinai Health System
Andrew D. Racine, MD, PhD
System Senior Vice President and Chief Medical Officer
Montefiore Health System
Executive Director
Montefiore Medical Group
Elected 5/22/2024
Elena Rios, MD, MSPH, FACP
President and CEO
National Hispanic Medical Association
Retired 12/31/2024
Marie-Laure Romney, MD, MBA
Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer
NewYork-Presbyterian Lower Manhattan Hospital
Janis Smith-Gomez, MBA
Independent Board Director
Retired Vice President, Global Brand Experience
Johnson & Johnson Medical Devices
Paul P. Tanico, JD
Managing Principal CastleRock Management
Retired 12/31/2024
Ashwin Vasan, MD, PhD Commissioner
NYC Department of Health & Mental Hygiene
Retired 10/1/2024
Jannine Versi, MBA Co-Founder and CEO Elektra Health
Mark L. Wagar Vice-Chair Chief Executive Officer
HealthShare Value Advisers, LLC
Retired 4/1/2024
Tonya Walker, MD, MPH Chief Medical Officer, Employee Health
Netflix Elected 5/22/2024
Mark Weiss
Executive Vice Chairman Cushman & Wakefield
Elected 1/31/2024
SUPPORTERS & CONTRIBUTORS
PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY LIST
City Visionaries ($100,000+)
James & Kerianne Flynn
EMPIRE LAUREATES
($25,000-$49,999)
Tim Opler
Joseph Mario Molina
Martine Ferland
Jannine Versi
GOTHAM INNOVATORS
($10,000-$24,999)
Janis Smith-Gomez
Gil Addo
Nesa Amamoo
Margaret Hamburg & Peter Brown
Elsa-Grace Giardina & Alan Saroff
Barbara Green
Grodman Family Foundation
Ann Kurth
Wayne Riley
Emily Senay
Lily Zhou & Leon Sebert
METROPOLITAN PARTNERS
($5,000-$9,999)
Anonymous (1)
Kathryn Hall
David & Geri Wolf
Steven & Susan Felsher
PROGRESS ALLIES
($1,000-$4,999)
Gina Akopyan
Lawrence Altman
Suzanne Bakken
The Margo and Mitchell Blutt Family Foundation
Rita Charon
Andrea Choi
Barry & Bobbi Coller
Lesmah Fraser
Brighid Gannon
Marshall Heinberg & Leslie Wells
Danielle Laraque-Arena & Luigi Arena
Linda Lombardi
Keegan Mendez
Dennis MitchellLisa Nenadich
Regina Olasin
Vimla Patel & Edward Shortliffe
Gina Ravosa
Anthony Shih & Yvonne Tsang
Andrea Sonenberg
Arthur & Sally Webb
Mary Woolley
Yiye Zhang
CONTRIBUTORS LIST
$100,000-$999,999
Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University
American Cardiovascular Research Foundation, Inc.
Fund for Public Health in New York, Inc.
Corporation for Supportive Housing
Tufts University
$50,000-$99,999
United Hospital Fund of New York
Lifespan of Greater Rochester
The Commonwealth Fund
GNYHA Ventures, Inc.
NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital
NextFifty Initiative
The John A. Hartford Foundation
Mount Sinai Hospital
New York Presbyterian Northwell Health
$25,000-$49,999
FJC - A Foundation of Philanthropic Funds
New York University School of Medicine
The National Hispanic Health Foundation
Administration For Community Living
Janney Montgomery Scott LLC
Jzanus Ltd
Medmetrix
Public Health Solutions
Unitex
$10,000-$24,999
Bristol Myers Squibb
Bristol Myers Squibb Foundation
Broad Reach Foundation
Columbia University
Columbia University School of Nursing
Cushman & Wakefield
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
JP Morgan Chase
KoHop Ventures
Netflix, Inc.
The New York Community Trust RiverSpring Living Hebrew Home at Riverdale
The Weeks Lerman Group
Waymo LLC
Oliver Wyman, LLC
$1,000-$9,999
Albert Berg Income Fund
ASP Global
Health Foundation of Western & Central New York
IPRO
Johnson & Johnson
Medtronic
PPM Restoration
Quest Diagnostics
SCAN Health Plan
Sterling Affair
$500-$999
Judith Ahronheim & Gerald Blandford
Steve Boxer
Lewis & Susan Goldfrank
Joan and Sanford I. Weill Medical
College of Cornell University
Marilyn Kasner-Morgan
Diane Mancino
Jennifer Mieres
William Summers
Paul Theerman
Marketa Wills
David Wlody
Richard & Tanya Younge
Up to $499
Anonymous (1)
Erlinda Acampado
Denyse Addison
Gail Adman
Debra Albert
Machelle Allen
David Allison
Kristine Alpi
Angela Amar
Laura Andrews
Damien Archbold
Visitacion Arirao
Steven Austad
Cynthia Ayres
Gloria Bachmann
Steven Bachmayer
Hiroshi Baensch
Kamila Barnes
Jeremiah & Linda Barondess
Nir Barzilai
Michelle Bass
Andrew Bata
Eric Bates
Joan Bates
Nicole Bayne
Darren Bazini
Maura Beaton
Guylaine Beaudry
Brittany Bennett
Jennifer Bilenker
Joseph Bistricer
Lester Blair & Hueldine Webb
Carmelita Blake
Virginia Blodgett
Pam Bolton
Pamela Bolton
Betty Boyle
Jasmine Bratton-Robinson
Kelseanne Breder
Danelle Brown
Stanley Burns
Arsella Burton
Felipe Cabello
Sonia Cabrera-Quezada
MaryAnn Camilleri
Eleanor Campbell
Glenorchy Campbell
Anthony Cangelosi
Joseph Caraccia
Jane Carmody
Frances Cartwright
Betty Chang
Marie Charles
Claudia Chernov
Jae Choi
Justin Choi
Craig Chosney
Christina Clark
Catherine Concert
Gloria Constanza
Arthur Cooper
Nereida Correa
Elizabeth Corwin
Ethan Cowan
Desiree Cox-Maksimov
Margaret Crane
Jennifer Crawford
Daniel Dempsey
Joanne Dempster
AnnaMaria DeSalva
Ann Di Maio
Connie DiMari
Dayna Dixon
Meghan Donaldson
Amy Dorin
Kathleen Dory
Keith Downing
Creighton Drury
Amy Dryman
Elizabeth Duthie
Onur Duygu
Esther Dyson
Marek Eby
Patricia Eckardt
Katie Ehrlich
Suellyn Ellerbe
Brittny Ellington
Ipek Ensari
Marcus Escobedo
Rose Faghih
Lorraine Fender
Kyle Ferguson
Robin Ferrer
Steven Field
Joseph Fins
Beth Fisher
Melissa Fisher
Eugene & Susan Flamm
Marcia Fox
Brooke Fox
Lynn Fredericks
Elizabeth Frost
Karla Fúnez
W. Bruce Fye
Alisa Gadon
Kathleen Gaffney
Pablito Gahol
Karen Gallinari
Marcia Gardner
Sheldon Gelman
Sharon Giamanco
Christine Gilchrist
Thomas Giugliano
David Glass
Kimberly Glassman
Doris Glick
Henry Godfrey
Jill Goldstein
Melody Goodman
Yuderka Goris
Tim Gorton
Margaret Graham
Susan Green
Michael Greenberg
Adam Greene
Kathleen Grimm
Kevin Grose
John Guidry
Dozene Guishard
Irvinia Hamdan
Steven Handler
Stanley & Angela Harris
John Harris, Jr.
Leslie Hayes
Catherine Healy Sharbaugh
Rebecca Heller
Doris Hiatt
Ingrid & Hugo Hollinger
George Hulse
Jessica Idumonyi
Debbie Indyk
Heather Isola
Charleen Jacobs
John & Beverly Jacoby
Ruby Jarvis
Carol Johnson
Steven Jonas
Olga Kagan
Richard Kahn
Pamela Kerns
Mary Lutz & Peter Kinoy
Paul Kligfield
Anonymous
Ruth Krivoy
Jack Kupferman
Philip Kurpiel
Robert Kurtz & Ketly Michel
Annette Kussmaul
Patricia Lancaster-Brown & Roni
Gilbert
Nadia Laniado
Elaine & Steven Larson
Raina Lazarus
Jim Lebret
Maria Lechuga
Carol Lee
Brianna Lee
Anita Lee
Evan Lehman
Helen Lemay
Barron Lerner
Liana Leung
David & Janet Levine
Joann Li
Jessica Lichter
Marvin & Purlaine Lieberman
Ai Lim
Nelson Lin
Qin Lin
Rebecca Lippel
Alan Lippman
Katherine Kaufman
Sindy Louisma
Rachel Lurie
Valerie-Anne Lutz
William MacDonnell
Eileen Magri
Jennifer Majumdar
Dale Mandelman
Luis Marcos & Paula Eagle
Sara Mathew
Kent Mathisen
Donald & Margaret Mattison
Donna McCabe
Sarah McCuskee
Christopher McLaughlin
Liliana Meléndez
Lawrence Melniker
Kim Mendez
Barbara Ann Messina
Carolyn Messner
Danielle Milano
Madelyn Miller
Emily Mines
Mitch Mitchell
Eva Mlynaryk
Sylvia Modeste
Jacqueline Moline
Julie Monroe
Vernique Montrose
Bethsy Morales
Katherine Miles Moran
Maria Morban
Krystal Morel
June Morrison Jones
Jeff Morrissey
Grace Morton
Marvy Moujabber
Roslyn Murov
Michael Myers
NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia
University Irving Medical Center
Donna Nickitas
Olivier Nicolay
Lillian Niwagaba
Margaret Rafferty and Timothy O’Connor
Loraine O’Neill
Ceyda Oner
Francisca Onyiuke
Deborah Osborn
Gloria Otoo
Beppy Owen
Dula Pacquiao
Nikolaos Papamitsakis
Monika Paroder
Andres Pazmino
Jonathan Perlin
Colette Phipps
John Pile-Spellman
Louis Pizzarello
Carmen Portillo
Brady Press
Amy Prokop
C. M. Pyle & Richard Kayne
Divya Rajaraman
Vijaykumar Rajput
Vidya Raju
Ann Rakoff
Janet Raman
Anaïs Rameau
Lindsay Ray
Michael Redlener
Karen Reeds
Francine Roberson
Sam Roberts
Nina Rothschild
Mario Rubano
Robert Ruben & Yvonne Korshak
Joel Rubenstein
Haroon Saeed
Marc Safran
Judith Salerno
Justin Sambol
Priscilla Samuel
Jose Sanchez & Arlene GonzálezSánchez
David Sandman
Charles Sanky
Judith Sargent
Jodi Sassoon
Anjali Sauthoff
Gladys Schechter
Elizabeth Schneider
Benjamin Schneider
William Schneider
Paul & Bette Schneiderman
Andrea Schreiber
Barbara Schremp
MIndy Schwartz
Danielle Secor
SeniorHealth Consulting, Inc.
Holly Shaw
Chad Shearer
Perry Sheffield
Michael Shelanski
Fredrick Sherman
Jodi Sherman
Zubeen Shroff
Pamela Sieving
Sophia Silao Shonni Silverberg
Julian Silverman
David Siscovick
Barry & Carley Smith
Robert Smith Steven Spitalnik
David Stevens
Christian Stohler
Diane Strom
Martha Sullivan
Patricia Sullivan
Eileen Sullivan-Marx
Siobhan Sundel
Elihu Sussman
Golvis Tavarez
The Raskin Family Foundation
Deborah Thornhill
Jasmine Travers
Diane Trunecek
Emma Urofsky
Connie Vance
Shellye Vardaman
Zerena Varghese
Kimberly Velez
Maria Vezina
Tonya Walker
Jennifer Wang
Allan Weidenbaum
John Welch
Kenyanta White
Wendy Wilcox
Ilene Wilets Maija Williams
Jacek Wojtowicz
David Wollner
Andriene Wright
Annette Wysocki
Marion Yates
Alison Marie Yelsma
Yue Yin
Marilyn Puder-York & Christopher York
Joni Yoswein
Wendy Zhao
Allen & Aviva Zweben
Here’s a look at our allocation of our resources. View our full
audit for more details.
A HEALTHIER FUTURE FOR EVERYONE
Our mission continues into 2025 — where we’re working to evolve our strategy for today and into mid-century. We will start celebrating the centennial of our NYAM headquarters, an architectural icon in our home neighborhood of East Harlem. And, a new communications strategy will support a bold new chapter – amplifying NYAM’s voice in crucial conversations that fuel our mission to improve healthspan for all.
