List of hospitals in Queens

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List of Hospitals in Queens is a comprehensive enumeration of healthcare facilities within Queens, one of the five boroughs of New York City. This list includes both public and private institutions that provide a range of medical services to the population. Queens, being a densely populated area, has a significant need for diverse medical services, and the hospitals in this borough are equipped to meet these needs with emergency services, specialized care, and primary health services.

Public Hospitals[edit | edit source]

Queens is served by several public hospitals that are part of the New York City Health + Hospitals Corporation, which is the largest municipal healthcare system in the United States.

  • Elmhurst Hospital Center - A major public hospital that serves the diverse population of Queens with comprehensive medical, surgical, and emergency services. It is also a Level I Trauma Center, providing critical care to patients with severe injuries.
  • Queens Hospital Center - Another key public healthcare facility, offering a wide range of services including general medical care, surgery, psychiatry, and rehabilitation among others. It also operates as a teaching hospital.

Private Hospitals[edit | edit source]

In addition to public hospitals, Queens is home to several private hospitals that offer specialized medical services.

  • NewYork-Presbyterian Queens - Affiliated with the Weill Cornell Medical College, this hospital provides a broad spectrum of healthcare services, including cardiac care, cancer treatment, and women’s health services.
  • Flushing Hospital Medical Center - Known for its comprehensive community healthcare services, it offers specialties in various fields such as pediatrics, obstetrics, and mental health services.
  • Jamaica Hospital Medical Center - Offers a wide range of medical services including emergency services, rehabilitation, and a renowned trauma center.

Specialized Hospitals[edit | edit source]

Queens also hosts hospitals that specialize in specific areas of medicine, providing targeted care and treatment.

  • Long Island Jewish Forest Hills - A member of the Northwell Health system, this hospital specializes in a wide range of medical services with a focus on internal medicine, obstetrics, and gynecology.
  • St. John's Episcopal Hospital - The only hospital on the Rockaway Peninsula, offering specialized services in psychiatric and addiction treatment alongside general medical services.

Children’s Hospitals[edit | edit source]

Specialized care for pediatric patients is available at:

  • Cohen Children’s Medical Center - Part of the Northwell Health system, it is dedicated to providing high-quality pediatric care, including specialized services for rare and complex conditions.

Rehabilitation and Long-Term Care[edit | edit source]

For patients requiring long-term care or rehabilitation services, Queens offers facilities such as:

Conclusion[edit | edit source]

The hospitals in Queens offer a wide range of healthcare services to meet the needs of its diverse population. From emergency and trauma care to specialized and long-term care, these institutions play a crucial role in maintaining the health and well-being of the community.

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