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St. Vincent’s Hospital Staten Island

355 Bard Avenue
Staten Island, NY 10310

Compared with the lowly origins of several other local hospitals, St. Vincent’s Hospital Staten Island had a good head start: The Sisters of Charity of New York founded it in 1903 as a 74-bed facility. That respectable number of beds since has grown to 440. The facility itself also has grown, with the latest building expansion occurring in 1989.

In addition to serving as a Level I trauma center, St. Vincent’s Hospital Staten Island offers various primary and specialty outpatient programs. It was Staten Island’s first medical center to offer diagnostic cardiac catheterization, first to establish a hospice program, and first to introduce interventional radiology.

Clinical services

• Ambulatory surgery
• Cancer care
• Emergency services
• General, vascular, and orthopedic surgery
• Mental health services
• Neurosurgery
• Pediatrics
• Speech and hearing services

Specialized care centers

• Center for Reproductive Medicine
• Comprehensive Cardiovascular Center
• Comprehensive HIV Center
• High-risk pregnancy center
• Incontinence Center
• Neonatal Intensive Care Center
• Seizure Disorders Center

St. Vincent’s Hospital Staten Island belongs to the Saint Vincent Catholic Medical Centers healthcare system.