UPPER EAST SIDE

New York Upper East Side

Abstract

In this paper, the heart related diseases for Upper East Side has been discussed in detail. The heart is the engine that drives the blood into the body. These conditions are especially abundant in the rich and industrialized countries where a quarter of all deaths that occur are attributable to cardiovascular problems. However, it was shown that many of these diseases are caused by nutritional problems, as confirmed by statistics. The variables and demographics of the Upper East Side have been analyzed. The intervention plan and measures have also been discussed in the paper.

Table of Contents

Abstractii

Introduction of Community1

Community Assessment Factors2

Assessment13

The Indicator of Healthy People 202014

Measures Taken by the Community17

Intervention for Heart Related Diseases18

Well being18

Health Equity20

Research Translation20

Workforce Development21

Role of Government and Community21

Public Health Agencies22

Healthcare Providers22

Other Health Sector Partner22

Conclusion22

References24

New York Upper East Side

Introduction of Community

The Upper East Side district of Manhattan, with an area of 5 km², is bounded by 59th Street on the south, 96th Street on the north, Fifth Avenue and Central Park West and the East River by this. It is one of the most prestigious New York is home to the rich and wealthy New Yorkers. That is why the most prestigious shops and the best brands in fashion (clothes, jewelry and luxury goods) have been established along Fifth Avenue and Madison Avenue. The Upper East Side covers an area of approximately 4.7 square kilometers. The streetscape is mainly on the western side near the Central Park, marked by elegant townhouses. In the north and east of the quarter is one more ordinary middle-class residential district of Manhattan.

The Upper East Side is a neighborhood northeast of the island of Manhattan in New York, starting at 59th Street and located between Central Park and the East River. There is also the former district of Yorkville, around the 86th Street and Third Avenue. The Upper East Side was sometimes called the "District of silk stockings" (Silk Stocking District), it is inhabited by a rich population, and housing prices is among the highest in the United States (ny.com). The Upper East Side is known for its famous residents such as George Soros, Woody Allen, Michael Bloomberg, Rupert Murdoch, or Madonna, but also for its prestigious private schools, its luxury hotels (Plaza Hotel, Carlyle Hotel, Plaza Athenee Hotel, Four Seasons and The Pierre Hotel), the French Lycée and its output places known around the world, luxury stores to restaurants. The area is equivalent to the 16th district of Paris.

Until the railway line that crosses from north to south is covered, around 1910, the most opulent stood on the side of Central Park, while to the east of Lexington Avenue was a residential area is much more popular. On a promontory facing the East River, was built in the nineteenth century with beautiful villas in the suburbs. The last to survive from this period is Gracie Mansion, the home of the mayors of New York.

The Upper East Side has several museums on Fifth Avenue ...