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CAIPA’s Presence at 2024 Community Health Fair

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Saturday March 16, 2024
Flushing

CAIPA participated in the “2024 Community Health Fair” in Flushing, New York. Liver health experts from Mt. Sinai Health, Northwell Health System, and NYP Queens conducted vital educational seminars specifically for the Asian community. CAIPA Primary Care Physicians Dr. DingKun Liu and Dr. Haoxu Ouyang offered complimentary health consultations onsite. Attendees received valuable information from participating health insurance companies and government agencies. Notably, the CAIPA Board of Directors, including Dr. Pauline Lau, Congresswoman Grace Meng, State Assemblyman Ron Kim, and Councilwoman Sandra Ung, also attended the Health Fair, demonstrating their support for the event.

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