The NYU School of Medicine World Trade Center Health Program is a nationally recognized medical clinic dedicated to providing high-quality healthcare services to individuals affected by the events of September 11, 2001. As part of NYU Langone Health, the clinic specializes in monitoring, diagnosing, and treating physical and mental health conditions directly related to 9/11 exposure. Their expert team of physicians, mental health professionals, and support staff offers patient-centered care with a focus on both prevention and treatment.

This program provides no-cost medical services to responders and survivors enrolled in the World Trade Center Health Program. Its services include thorough medical monitoring exams, treatment for certified 9/11-related health conditions, and access to specialists across the NYU Langone network. The center places strong emphasis on trauma-informed care with culturally competent staff to ensure patients feel supported throughout their healthcare journey.

With a commitment to research and community outreach, the program also contributes to national studies on the long-term health effects of 9/11-related exposures. Their affiliation with a leading academic medical center ensures patients benefit from cutting-edge care backed by the latest medical advancements.

Website: http://www.wtc.med.nyu.edu/

Key Services:

– No-cost medical monitoring and treatment for 9/11-related conditions
– Physical exams and diagnostic screenings
– Treatment of certified conditions (respiratory, gastrointestinal, mental health, etc.)
– Mental health counseling and psychiatric care
– Referrals to NYU Langone specialists
– Health education and wellness support
– Ongoing medical research participation opportunities
– Culturally sensitive, trauma-informed patient care