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New York Healthcare Facilities
The distinction of being America’s most populous
city is a double-edged sword. The combined assets of New York City’s
population amplify its potential for greatness. At the same time, the
sheer volume of that population means there are more healthcare needs
related to aging, poverty, crime, drug addiction, and accidents. New York
City also has the country’s highest number of AIDS cases and the
largest homeless population. Fortunately, New York City is home to scores
of healthcare institutions, many of them prestigious.
Major healthcare facilities in New York City include:
Bronx Albert Einstein College of Medicine of
Yeshiva University Bronx Lebanon Hospital Center Calvary Hospital Lincoln Medical and Mental Health Center
Montefiore Medical Center North Central Bronx Hospital St. Barnabas Hospital
Brooklyn Beth Israel Medical Center - Kings
Highway Division Brookdale University Hospital Medical
Center Brooklyn Hospital Center Brooklyn Campus of the VA NY Harbor Healthcare
System Coney Island Hospital Interfaith Medical Center Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center Kings County Hospital Center Lutheran Medical Center Maimonides Medical Center Wyckoff Heights Medical Center
Manhattan Bellevue Hospital Center Beth Israel Medical Center - Petrie
Division Beth Israel Medical Center - Singer
Division Children’s Hospital of New York-Presbyterian Coler-Goldwater Specialty Care and Nursing
Facility Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center Gouverneur Healthcare Services Harlem Hospital Center Hospital for Special Surgery Lenox Hill Hospital Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center Metropolitan Hospital Center Mount Sinai Medical Center NY Eye & Ear Infirmary NYU Downtown Hospital NYU Medical Center Rockefeller University Hospital St. Clare’s Hospital and Health Center St. Luke’s-Roosevelt Hospital Center St. Vincent’s Hospital Manhattan Weill Medical Center of Cornell University
Queens Elmhurst Hospital Center Flushing Hospital Medical Center Mary Immaculate Hospital Mount Sinai Hospital of Queens New York Hospital Queens Queens Hospital Center St. John’s Queens Hospital
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Staten Island Bayley Seton Hospital, Staten Island Staten Island University Hospital (north
and south campuses) St. Vincent’s Hospital Staten
Island
