NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital is one the most comprehensive
university hospitals in the world, with leading specialists
in every field of medicine. We are composed of two
renowned medical centers: Columbia University and
Weill Cornell. We are affiliated with two Ivy League
medical institutions: Columbia University Health
Sciences and Weill Cornell Medical College.
NewYork-Presbyterian
Hospital, a non-profit institution, is dedicated
to helping people from all walks of life. Its two
Medicaid managed-care plans are designed to offer
the best in medicine to those who are Medicaid-eligible,
and the Hospital provides about $100 million annually
in charitable and uncompensated care to patients
without means.
With its geographically broad
Healthcare System, dedicated staff, modern facilities,
state-of-the-art technology, and commitment to quality
care, New York-Presbyterian Hospital is uniquely
positioned to lead the health-care world into the
21st Century. Whether providing specialty care to
the tiniest newborns, performing complex cardiothoracic
surgery, or offering comprehensive primary care,
New York-Presbyterian Hospital delivers excellence
in health care with compassion and caring.
NewYork-Presbyterian
is ranked higher in more specialties than any other
hospital in the New York area by US News & World
Report. Recently, more than 250,000 leading doctors
were asked to name the nation's best physicians in
various specialties ¬ those "to whom you would
send members of your family." The annual survey is
conducted by Castle Connolly Medical Ltd. and published
in America's Top Doctors. This year, more physicians
from NewYork-Presbyterian were named to America's
Top Doctors than from any other hospital in the nation.
Please see NewYork-Presbyterian's national rankings.
Whether it's for you, your child, your spouse, or
your parent, we at NewYork- Presbyterian can pledge
this: no other hospital in the New York area will
provide better care. From new treatments for heart
disease and cancer, to major progress in genetically
based diseases, we are making dramatic advancements
in improving the healthcare of the communities we
serve.
