Hospitals in New York

  • Hospital directory
  • New York
Hospitals
198
Staffed beds
44,228
Systems with 2+ hospitals
30
Outpatient sites
1,267
Affiliated HCPs
93,004

There are 198 hospitals in New York, across 125 cities, counting every hospital with a CMS certification number. NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center in New York is the largest, with 2,844 staffed beds, followed by Tisch Hospital with 1,663. State of New York runs the most New York hospitals, 24.

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NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center is the largest hospital in New York, with 2,844 beds

Ranked by staffed beds in each hospital's latest CMS cost report. Tisch Hospital in New York is second with 1,663 beds, and Montefiore Einstein Hospital-Moses Campus in Bronx is third with 1,428. Three of the 10 largest are in New York.

Largest hospitals in New York by staffed beds
#HospitalHealth systemStaffed bedsHCPs
1NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical CenterNew York · Acute careNewYork-Presbyterian Hospital2,8446,223
2Tisch HospitalNew York · Acute careNYU Langone Health1,6636,648
3Montefiore Einstein Hospital-Moses CampusBronx · Acute careMontefiore Einstein1,4283,980
4Long Island Jewish Medical CenterNew Hyde Park · Acute careNorthwell Health1,1613,007
5The Mount Sinai HospitalNew York · Acute careMount Sinai Health System1,0463,885
6Buffalo General Medical Center/Gates Vascular InstituteBuffalo · Acute careKaleida Health9541,931
7North Shore University HospitalManhasset · Acute careNorthwell Health8154,777
8Strong Memorial HospitalRochester · Acute careUniversity of Rochester Medical Center7494,991
9Stony Brook University HospitalStony Brook · Acute careStony Brook University7252,174
10Albany Medical CenterAlbany · Acute careAlbany Med Health System7192,272

Top 10 of 178 New York hospitals that report bedsLargest hospitals in New York

Sources: Hospital Provider Cost Report (CMS) and Dmand AI Affiliation Data

There are 198 hospitals in New York, across 125 cities

The full list of New York hospitals, A to Z. 132 are acute care hospitals. Open a profile for beds, affiliated HCPs, the org hierarchy and the leadership team.

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New York hospitals, A to Z
HospitalHealth systemBedsHCPsContacts
Adirondack Medical Center - Saranac LakeSaranac Lake · Acute careAdirondack Medical Center83289Contacts
Albany Medical CenterAlbany · Acute careAlbany Med Health System7192,272Contacts
Alice Hyde Medical CenterMalone · Critical accessUniversity of Vermont Health Network25378Contacts
ArchCare at Mother Cabrini Hospital at Terence Cardinal CookeNew York · Acute careArchdiocese of New York7219Contacts
Arnot Ogden Medical CenterElmira · Acute careCentralus Health191749Contacts
Auburn Community HospitalAuburn · Acute careAuburn Community Hospital85439Contacts
Aurelia Osborn Fox HospitalOneonta · Acute careBassett Healthcare Network53490Contacts
Bassett Medical CenterCooperstown · Acute careBassett Healthcare Network180964Contacts
Bath VA Medical CenterBath · VA medical centerVeterans Health Administration-54Contacts
Bertrand Chaffee HospitalSpringville · Acute careKaleida Health23173Contacts
Blythedale Children's HospitalValhalla · Children's hospitalBlythedale Children's Hospital-18Contacts
Bon Secours Community HospitalPort Jervis · Acute careWestchester Medical Center Health Network62301Contacts
Bronx Psychiatric CenterBronx · PsychiatricState of New York1565Contacts
BronxCare Hospital CenterBronx · Acute careBronxCare Health System454581Contacts
Brookdale Hospital Medical CenterBrooklyn · Acute careOne Brooklyn Health System451699Contacts
The Brooklyn Hospital CenterBrooklyn · Acute careThe Brooklyn Hospital Center246454Contacts
Brooklyn VA Medical CenterBrooklyn · VA medical centerVeterans Health Administration-290Contacts
Brooks-TLC Hospital SystemDunkirk · Acute careKaleida Health65290Contacts
Brunswick Hospital CenterAmityville · PsychiatricBrunswick Hospital Center14618Contacts
BryLin HospitalBuffalo · PsychiatricBryLin Hospital8824Contacts
Buffalo General Medical Center/Gates Vascular InstituteBuffalo · Acute careKaleida Health9541,931Contacts
Buffalo Psychiatric CenterBuffalo · PsychiatricState of New York1889Contacts
Buffalo VA Medical CenterBuffalo · VA medical centerVeterans Health Administration--Contacts
Burke Rehabilitation HospitalWhite Plains · Inpatient rehabilitationMontefiore Einstein150438Contacts
Calvary HospitalBronx · Long-term careArchdiocese of New York22556Contacts
Canton-Potsdam HospitalPotsdam · Acute careRochester Regional Health94488Contacts
Capital District Psychiatric CenterAlbany · PsychiatricState of New York1102Contacts
Carthage Area HospitalCarthage · Acute careNorth Star Health Alliance25-Contacts
Carthage Area HospitalCarthage · Critical accessNorth Star Health Alliance25230Contacts
Castle Point VA Medical CenterWappingers Falls · VA medical centerVeterans Health Administration--Contacts
Cayuga Medical CenterIthaca · Acute careCentralus Health87937Contacts
Champlain Valley Physicians HospitalPlattsburgh · Acute careUniversity of Vermont Health Network192946Contacts
Claxton-Hepburn Medical CenterOgdensburg · PsychiatricNorth Star Health Alliance40152Contacts
Clifton Springs Hospital and ClinicClifton Springs · Acute careRochester Regional Health77628Contacts
Clifton-Fine HospitalStar Lake · Rural emergencyMultiCare Health System-41Contacts
Cobleskill Regional HospitalCobleskill · Critical accessBassett Healthcare Network25303Contacts
Columbia Memorial HealthHudson · Acute careAlbany Med Health System192715Contacts
Community Memorial HospitalHamilton · Critical accessCommunity Memorial Hospital25162Contacts
Creedmoor Psychiatric CenterQueens Village · PsychiatricState of New York336-Contacts
Crouse HospitalSyracuse · Acute careCrouse Health502876Contacts
Cuba Memorial HospitalCuba · Critical accessCuba Memorial Hospital2019Contacts
Elizabethtown Community HospitalElizabethtown · Critical accessUniversity of Vermont Health Network25360Contacts
Ellenville Regional HospitalEllenville · Critical accessEllenville Regional Hospital25118Contacts
Ellis HospitalSchenectady · Acute careEllis Hospital248918Contacts
Elmira Psychiatric CenterElmira · PsychiatricState of New York80-Contacts
Erie County Medical CenterBuffalo · Acute careErie County Medical Center410775Contacts
F.F. Thompson HospitalCanandaigua · Acute careUniversity of Rochester Medicine1131,175Contacts
Flushing Hospital Medical CenterFlushing · Acute careMediSys Health Network247360Contacts
Four Winds HospitalKatonah · PsychiatricFour Winds Hospital17812Contacts
Four Winds SaratogaSaratoga Springs · PsychiatricFour Winds Hospital8817Contacts

Showing 1 to 10 of 198 hospitals in New York

Sources: Provider of Services File (CMS) and Dmand AI Org Hierarchy Data

State of New York is the largest hospital system in New York, with 24 hospitals

Dmand AI maps every hospital to its parent organization, up to the health system. 30 health systems and parent organizations run two or more New York hospitals. By staffed beds, Northwell Health is the largest, with 5,076 beds across 16 hospitals. HCPs are counted at each hospital, so a clinician at two hospitals counts twice.

Health systems with the most New York hospitals
#Health systemNew York hospitalsStaffed bedsHCPs
1State of New YorkState government243,5021,005
2Northwell HealthHealth system165,07619,772
3NYCLocal government113,2956,928
4Veterans Health AdministrationFederal government10-1,167
5Rochester Regional HealthHealth system91,2345,792
6Montefiore EinsteinHealth system72,4987,592
7Diocese of Rockville CentreCatholic health ministry61,3985,824
8Westchester Medical Center Health NetworkHealth system61,2433,561
9Mount Sinai Health SystemHealth system52,3067,810
10University of Rochester Medical CenterAcademic health system51,1417,550

Top 10 of 30 systems and parent organizations with two or more New York hospitals

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Source: Dmand AI Org Hierarchy Data

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10,585 executives and department leaders work at New York hospitals

Acute care hospitals are the most common type of New York hospital, with 132

New York hospitals by type

  1. Acute care hospitals132
  2. Psychiatric hospitals29
  3. Critical access hospitals20
  4. VA medical centers10
  5. Long-term care hospitals2
  6. Rural emergency hospitals2
  7. Military hospitals1
  8. Children's hospitals1
  9. Inpatient rehabilitation hospitals1

Ownership, teaching and emergency care

Nonprofit136
Government53
For-profit7
Teaching hospitals117
Emergency departments151
Trauma centers43

Sources: Provider of Services File (CMS) and Hospital Provider Cost Report (CMS)

93,004 HCPs practice at New York hospitals, 52,058 of them physicians

Each clinician is counted once, across every New York hospital where they have a current affiliation.

HCPs at New York hospitals by type

  1. Physicians (MD, DO)52,058
  2. Nurses and nurse practitioners16,387
  3. Physician assistants11,466
  4. Behavioral health clinicians3,082
  5. Other HCPs10,011

Largest physician specialties at New York hospitals

  • Internal medicine6,726
  • Emergency medicine3,632
  • Anesthesiology3,418
  • Family medicine3,289
  • Diagnostic radiology2,563
  • Psychiatry2,121
  • Cardiovascular disease1,881
  • Hospitalist1,848

Source: Dmand AI Affiliation Data

New York has the most hospitals in New York, with 19

More New York cities with two or more hospitals

  • Albany4
  • Binghamton3
  • Staten Island3
  • Amityville2
  • Bath2
  • Carthage2
  • Elmira2
  • Flushing2
  • Jamaica2
  • Ogdensburg2
  • Orangeburg2
  • Port Jefferson2
  • Saratoga Springs2
  • Schenectady2
  • Utica2
  • Valhalla2
  • White Plains2
  • Yonkers2

101 more New York cities have one hospital each. They are all in the list above.

Source: Provider of Services File (CMS)

Each New York hospital profile shows beds, the org hierarchy, HCPs and leaders

  • Beds, discharges and revenueStaffed beds, inpatient discharges and net patient revenue from CMS cost reportsOn every profile
  • Health system and sister hospitalsThe parent system and a sample of its other hospitalsOn every profile
  • Affiliated HCPsA count by specialty and a sample of the physicians who practice thereOn every profile
  • Size ranksRank by beds, discharges and revenue in the state and the USOn every profile
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Sources: Hospital Provider Cost Report (CMS), Dmand AI Org Hierarchy Data and Dmand AI Affiliation Data

Sources for the New York hospital directory

Sources for the data on this page
Data on this pageSource
Hospitals, types and servicesProvider of Services File (CMS)
Beds, discharges and revenueHospital Provider Cost Report (CMS)
Health systems and outpatient sitesDmand AI Org Hierarchy Data
Affiliated HCPsDmand AI Affiliation Data
Executives and department leadersDmand AI Executive Data

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The directory counts hospitals with a CMS certification number (CCN). Beds come from each hospital's latest cost report.

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Frequently asked questions about hospitals in New York

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How many hospitals are in New York?

There are 198 hospitals in New York with a CMS certification number: 132 acute care hospitals, 29 psychiatric hospitals and 37 others, in 125 cities.

What is the largest hospital in New York?

NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center in New York, with 2,844 staffed beds in its latest CMS cost report. Tisch Hospital is second with 1,663, and Montefiore Einstein Hospital-Moses Campus is third with 1,428.

Which health system has the most hospitals in New York?

State of New York, with 24 hospitals, followed by Northwell Health with 16 and NYC with 11.

What are the major hospitals in New York?

The five biggest by staffed beds are NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center (2,844), Tisch Hospital (1,663), Montefiore Einstein Hospital-Moses Campus (1,428), Long Island Jewish Medical Center (1,161) and The Mount Sinai Hospital (1,046).

Which city in New York has the most hospitals?

New York, with 19 hospitals. Brooklyn and Bronx follow with 11 and 8.

How do I find a hospital's CCN or NPI?

Each New York hospital profile lists its CMS certification number (CCN) and NPI at the top, next to the address and main phone number.

How do I find decision makers at New York hospitals?

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