Thinking pink! NYC Health + Hospitals/Kings County came together for Breast Cancer Awareness Month to promote education, early detection, and the importance of breast health. Together, we're spreading awareness. See all the photos: on.nyc.gov/4yI6K8V

Roll that sleeve up! Our CEO, Sheldon McLeod, got his flu shot and encourages everyone to do the same. Getting vaccinated is simple but important in protecting yourself, your loved ones, and our community this flu season. #flushot #healthy #nyc

Flu vaccines are the best way to protect yourself from getting sick with the flu. Flu vaccines are safe and save lives. Sleeve up and get vaccinated today! Learn more: on.nyc.gov/3Fq7h7k

ICYMI: Kings County hosted its Annual Baby Shower in August for expecting moms! More than 30 moms-to-be learned about hospital and state resources, won prizes, and took home baby essentials. Thanks to our amazing staff for making this celebration of new beginnings special!

ICYMI: We welcomed a delegation from Taiwan to Kings County for a visit focused on Special Pathogens and Biopreparedness. Our teams exchanged expertise and best practices in emergency management, response, and infection prevention. Thank you to everyone who made this a success!

Keep kids safe and prepared! Join NYC Health + Hospitals/Kings County for a FREE Safe At Home virtual class for grades 4–6. Nov. 18 | 5–6:30 PM Register by Nov. 9

Join NYC’s largest safety net. NYC Health + Hospitals is hiring psychiatrists to serve all New Yorkers. Apply today: on.nyc.gov/2JS3TYP

ICYMI: We celebrated our Kings County Hospital employees marking milestone anniversaries! From 5 to an incredible 45 years of service, we honored the loyalty and dedication of our staff to Kings County and our patients. Thank you for all you do!

It’s time to Sleeve Up and get your flu vaccination. Everyone 6 months and older should get a flu vaccine each year. Flu vaccines are safe and can reduce your risk of flu, severe illness, hospitalization and even death. Learn more: on.nyc.gov/3Fq7h7k

ICYMI: Dr. Jaime Alberty, director of the Comprehensive Breast Center at Kings County joined Spectrum News NY1 "Weekends on 1" to discuss breast cancer awareness, funding critical research, and emphasizing the importance of early detection and support. on.nyc.gov/3VGtmZT

Problems with vision and hearing can make a difference in the classroom. Children should have their hearing and vision routinely tested from infant to teen years. If you notice any changes, talk to your child’s doctor. More #BackToSchool tips here: on.nyc.gov/3Wsbz5m

Healthy screen time habits start early. Kids 2 and older should be limited to 1–2 hours a day. Parents are encouraged to delay smartphones until at least age 14 and monitor social media use. Check out more #BackToSchool health tips here: on.nyc.gov/3Wsbz5m

HAPPENING NOW! Backpack giveaway from the Kings County Professional Governance Council. It's going on until 2:00 pm. See you there!

Prostate cancer is the most common cancer diagnosed in men. It’s the 2nd leading cause of cancer deaths in men, after lung cancer, in the U.S. Screening options for prostate cancer, often catch the disease before it spreads. As a result, the five-year survival rate is 97.5%.💙

Kids should receive recommended vaccines at the right age and on time, helping protect them from serious diseases. This National #ImmunizationAwarenessMonth, talk to your child’s doctor to make sure they’re up to date. For appointment call 1-844-692-4692. on.nyc.gov/3KAnZ9e

Help your kids make healthy food choices at school. Fruits, vegetables, whole grains and water provide the nutrition they need to stay energized and focused in the classroom. Check out more #BackToSchool health tips here: on.nyc.gov/3Wsbz5m

NYC Health + Hospitals provides vaccinations at our hospitals and Gotham Health Centers, for children & adults. This National #ImmunizationAwarenessMonth, make staying up to date part of your health routine. To make an appointment, call 1-844-692-4692. on.nyc.gov/3KAnZ9e

A big congratulations to our friends in the Cardiovascular Care Center on the new program for Women in their 40s, 50s, and beyond. Heart health matters at every stage ❤️

A new school year can bring excitement—and sometimes stress. Check in with your child about how they’re feeling, talk openly about their emotional health and remind them it’s always okay to ask for help. Check out more #BackToSchool health tips here: on.nyc.gov/3Wsbz5m

Vaccines are safe and save lives. If you have questions or concerns about vaccination, talk to your doctor. To make an appointment, call 1-844-692-4692. #ImmunizationAwarenessMonth Learn more: on.nyc.gov/3KAnZ9e