Putrino Lab
Jose Hernandez stopped by the Putrino Lab at Mount Sinai Hospital to to play Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor with Dr. David Putrino and Taylor Patterson. […]
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Access +Design
Good design takes a LOT of work. Who knew that it also involved thousands of Post-it notes and required a giant room full of wall […]
The Brain-Spine Connection
The brain and the spinal cord work together to create movement. It’s a delicate, complex dance that is sometimes difficult for a non-medical person to […]
Mardi Gras 2018
NYC Spinal hosted our 14th Annual Mardi Gras Fundraiser on Tuesday, February 27th and it was bigger and better than ever! More than 325 people […]
Civics League
Fighting to save ICS Rumors about Independence Care System (ICS) closing or merging with another plan have been circulating for some time. It is our […]
ADA Under Attack!
ADA Advocates Needed The ADA is landmark legislation that was passed over 27 years ago to ensure that people with disabilities have equal access. Next […]
Women’s March
Advocate Advocate is a powerful and versatile word. It can be a noun or a verb. As a noun, an advocate is defined as “a […]
Accessible Dispatch
Accessible Taxis Traveling by cab in NYC is always a challenge but when you use a wheelchair it’s even more difficult. Advocates like Jim Weisman […]
Jim Weisman – Humanitarian of the Year
We are proud to announce that the 2018 recipient of the Peter Zarba Humanitarian of the Year Award is Jim Weisman, President and CEO of […]
