Welcome to NYC Quits, brought to you by the NYC Health Department. Call 311 or 1-866-NY-QUITS to quit today.
NOTE: This site is not designed to and does not provide medical advice, professional diagnosis, opinion or treatment. If you are experiencing a medical problem, you should always consult with a health professional.
Bronx residents: FREE help is available if you want to quit or cut back on your smoking or va**ng. Here are 3 ways to make an appointment:
• Fill out this form https://nycdohmh.surveymonkey.com/r/tHAC
• Call 718-508-0641
• Text 646-941-9754
All appointments take place at 1826 Arthur Avenue, Bronx, NY 10457.https://www.nyc.gov/.../smoke/free-help-smoke-v**e-flyer.pdf
Need help quitting smoking? Every New Yorker can get free help from an amazing quit coach. Visit nysmokefree.com to talk to a quit coach and apply for a free starter kit of ni****ne medication.
Need help quitting va**ng? Text “DROPTHEVAPE” to 88709. New Yorkers ages 13 to 24 can get free, 24/7, anonymous and confidential support to quit va**ng.
East Harlem residents: drop by 158 East 115th Street tomorrow 2PM-4PM to talk to a quit coach and see if you are eligible for free to***co treatment medications. https://www.nyc.gov/.../action-center-east-harlem.page
Do you smoke and have a pet? Your pet may be at higher risk of cancer because of secondhand smoke and toxins. Quit smoking to protect your pets today. Visit nysmokefree.com/help2quit to talk to a quit coach and apply for a free starter kit of ni****ne medications.
Help keep your community safe! If you think a to***co law is being broken, report the violation to 311. Visit nyc.gov/311/report-problems and search for "smoking complaint", "sale to minor complaint", or "to***co product sale complaint".
The Asian Smokers' Quitline is a free quit smoking service that offers free telephone counseling, self-help materials, ni****ne patches, and online help in Cantonese, Mandarin, Korean, and Vietnamese. Visit https://www.asiansmokersquitline.org/.
Medication and counseling can double your chances of successfully quitting smoking. New Yorkers can get free help and free ni****ne medications by visiting https://nysmokefree.org/ or by calling 866-NY-QUITS (866-697-8487).
To***co treatment medications can make you nearly two times as likely to successfully quit smoking. Learn how to get medications here: https://www1.nyc.gov/.../nrt-toolkit-insurance-guide.pdf.
Quitting smoking will improve your health, help you save money, and protect those around you. Join the today and challenge yourself to stop smoking for 24 hours. Visit nyc.gov/nycquits for quit resources.
Support to quit smoking or va**ng is available at your fingertips! Join Learn2QuitNY, a text messaging program to help you quit step-by-step. Daily messages will keep you motivated as you learn and practice new skills along the way. Visit NYSmokeFree.com/Text to get started.
Quitting smoking can reduce your risk of having a stroke. Counseling and medication can double your chance of successfully quitting. This , visit https://nysmokefree.com/ or call 866-697-8487 to get support and medication to quit smoking.
Bronx residents: FREE help is available if you want to quit or cut back on your smoking or va**ng. Here are 3 ways to make an appointment:
• Fill out this form https://nycdohmh.surveymonkey.com/r/tHAC
• Call 718-508-0641
• Text 646-941-9754
All appointments take place at 1826 Arthur Avenue, Bronx, NY 10457.https://www.nyc.gov/assets/doh/downloads/pdf/smoke/free-help-smoke-v**e-flyer.pdf
Smoking increases your risk for lung cancer, one of the leading causes of cancer death in NYC. Make a plan today to quit by using our quit support resources. Visit https://www1.nyc.gov/site/doh/health/health-topics/smoking-nyc-quits.page for info on how to create a plan that fits your needs.
Today is ! Did you know va**ng can cause lung injury? Teens and young adults can get free support to quit va**ng and protect their health by texting DROPTHEVAPE to 88709.
East Harlem residents: drop by 158 East 115th Street TODAY 2PM-4PM to talk to a quit coach and see if you are eligible for free to***co treatment medications. https://www.nyc.gov/site/doh/health/neighborhood-health/action-center-east-harlem.page
Not sure if you’re ready to quit smoking? To***co treatment medications can help you manage withdrawal or cravings when you need to or want to be to***co-free. Learn more: https://www.nyc.gov/site/doh/health/health-topics/smoking-coping-with-withdrawl.page.
To***co treatment services are available for deaf and hard of hearing New Yorkers. To connect to a quit coach and apply for a free starter kit of ni****ne medications, text 716-309-4688 OR call 711 and share 1-866-697-8487 with the operator.
With a prescription from your doctor, New York State Medicaid covers all to***co treatment medications. If you have other insurance coverage, your medication may be covered at minimal or no cost to you. Learn about how to get to***co treatment medications: https://www1.nyc.gov/assets/doh/downloads/pdf/smoke/nrt-toolkit-insurance-guide.pdf.
Free help is available to all New Yorkers who want to quit smoking. Visit nysmokefree.com to talk to a quit coach and apply for a free starter kit of ni****ne medications.
Newborns exposed to secondhand smoke are at higher risk of sudden infant death syndrome. Quitting smoking will help keep both you and your baby healthy. Visit https://nysmokefree.com/ or call 866-NY-QUITS (866-697-8487) to make a plan to quit and get support.
It’s ! Smoking can increase your risk for lung cancer. Consider quitting and ask your health care provider if you qualify for annual lung cancer screening. It may save your life. Visit https://on.nyc.gov/2BmCwSp to learn more.
Specialized quit coaches are available to support you with your quit journey and help you apply for a free starter kit of medications. Visit nysmokefree.com/help2quit or call 866-697-8487 to get started. Spanish-speaking quit coaches are also available.
East Harlem residents: drop by 158 East 115th Street TODAY 2PM-4PM to talk to a quit coach and see if you are eligible for free to***co treatment medications. https://www.nyc.gov/.../action-center-east-harlem.page
When you quit smoking, you also quit coughing, feeling out of breath, and spending thousands of dollars. Help is available to help you quit successfully. Visit nysmokefree.com/help2quit or call 866-NY-QUITS (866-697-8487) to apply for free ni****ne patches and lozenges and to talk to a quit coach.
Staying v**e-free can be hard, but support is available. Youth and young adults can text DROPTHEVAPE to 88709 for free, 24/7, and confidential support, including advice from other young people.
Today is ! Smoking is a cause in more than 80% of lung cancer deaths. People who are exposed to secondhand smoke are also at risk of lung cancer. Protect your lungs and your loved ones and make a plan to quit. Learn how: https://www1.nyc.gov/site/doh/health/health-topics/smoking-nyc-quits.page.
Help protect your community from the harms of to***co use. Check out this action guide for ways to resist to***co and v**e industry influences in your community:https://www.nyc.gov/.../countering-to***co-action-guide.pdf
Happy Fall! A new season is the perfect time to recommit to your quit smoking or va**ng goals. Medication and counseling can double your chances of success. Visit https://bit.ly/3fSwmdz to talk to a quit coach and apply for a FREE starter kit of medications.
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Free help is available to all New Yorkers who want to quit smoking. Visit nysmokefree.com to talk to a quit coach and apply for a free starter kit of nicotine medications.
Free help is available to all New Yorkers who want to quit smoking. Visit nysmokefree.com to talk to a quit coach and apply for a free starter kit of nicotine medications.
Free help is available to all New Yorkers who want to quit smoking. Visit nysmokefree.com to talk to a quit coach and apply for a free starter kit of nicotine medications.
Free help is available to all New Yorkers who want to quit smoking. Visit nysmokefree.com to talk to a quit coach and apply for a free starter kit of nicotine medications.
Free help is available to all New Yorkers who want to quit smoking. Visit nysmokefree.com to talk to a quit coach and apply for a free starter kit of nicotine medications.
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Daily stress adds up, but smoking to cope is deadly. For a limited time, you may be eligble for a special givewaway of nicotine patches and lozenges to help you quit. Contact the New York State Smokers' Quitline at 1-866-NY-QUITS or visit nysmokefree.com.
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