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Health care in New York, NY: hospitals, ERs, clinics and pharmacies

New York, NY has 16 hospitals in Medicare (CMS) data; 9 list emergency services. Our data also lists 51 urgent care centers, 555 pharmacies, 92 community health center sites, 14 nursing homes, 2 hospice providers, 3 home health agencies, 19 dialysis facilities and 19 licensed assisted living homes in New York.

Built automatically from official data (Medicare, the NPI Registry, HRSA and state licence lists) and from what each hospital publishes on its own website; see Sources and dates. Services change: call before you go.

In a medical emergency, call 911. This guide says what the official data lists for the city on the dates shown; it is not medical advice and not a ranking.

Emergency care

9 of the 16 hospitals in New York list emergency services in Medicare's data; 5 of them state 24-hour emergency care on their own website. The wording of each designation is quoted from the hospital’s website.

Walk-in care

51 urgent care centers in New York are registered in the federal NPI Registry. Urgent care centers treat illnesses and injuries that need care soon but are not emergencies, usually without an appointment. The registry does not record opening hours: call before you go.

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Pharmacies

555 pharmacies in New York are registered in the NPI Registry (Community/retail pharmacy: 330; Pharmacy: 217; Clinic pharmacy: 8). The registry does not record opening hours or 24-hour service: call the pharmacy. All pharmacies in New York →

Low-cost care

92 community health center sites in New York (Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC), funded by HRSA: 87; Federally Qualified Health Center enrolled in Medicare (CMS): 5). Health centers in the federal Health Center Program (HRSA) must offer a sliding fee based on income and serve patients whether or not they have insurance. Weekly hours are as reported to HRSA.

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Hospitals compared

16 hospitals, highest Medicare rating first. Rating: CMS overall hospital star rating, 1 to 5 (10 of 16 rated). Beds: from the hospital's own website where our research has read it (6 of 16). Price list: the hospital's federal price-transparency file is on its page (13 of 16).

Hospitals in New York, NY: type, emergency services, Medicare rating, beds and price list
HospitalTypeEmergencyMedicare ratingBedsPrice list
Hospital for Special Surgery · Full profile Acute Care Hospital Not listed 5 of 5 stars — Yes
Lenox Hill Hospital · Full profile Acute Care Hospital ER 5 of 5 stars — Yes
New York-Presbyterian Hospital · Full profile Acute Care Hospital ER 5 of 5 stars 862 Yes
NYU Langone Hospitals · Full profile Acute Care Hospital ER 5 of 5 stars 350 Yes
Mount Sinai Hospital · Full profile Acute Care Hospital ER 4 of 5 stars — Yes
Mount Sinai West · Full profile Acute Care Hospital ER 4 of 5 stars 505 Yes
Metropolitan Hospital Center · Full profile Acute Care Hospital ER 3 of 5 stars — Yes
VA New York Harbor Healthcare System - NY Div. · Full profile Federal/VA Acute Care Hospital ER 3 of 5 stars — —
Bellevue Hospital Center · Full profile Acute Care Hospital ER 2 of 5 stars — Yes
Harlem Hospital Center · Full profile Acute Care Hospital ER 2 of 5 stars 556 Yes
Gracie Square Hosp · Full profile Psychiatric Hospital Not listed Not rated — Yes
Henry J Carter Specialty Hospital · Full profile Long-Term Acute Care Hospital Not listed Not rated 411 —
Kirby Forensic Psychiatric Center · Full profile Psychiatric Hospital Not listed Not rated — Yes
Manhattan Psychiatric Center · Full profile Psychiatric Hospital Not listed Not rated — Yes
New York State Psychiatric Institute · Full profile Psychiatric Hospital Not listed Not rated 55 —
NY Eye and Ear Infirmary of Mount Sinai · Full profile Acute Care Hospital Not listed Not rated — Yes

Specialists

Clinicians affiliated with these 16 hospitals, by specialty, from Medicare's clinician data; the number counts clinicians whose primary specialty belongs to that page.

Specialties the hospitals list on their own websites

The number is how many hospitals here list it on their own website (hospitals with a reviewed website profile only).

Long-term care

Medicare-certified providers in New York, with Medicare star ratings where published, and the state’s licensed assisted living homes.

Nursing homes in New York with the highest Medicare overall rating

Sources and dates

This guide is generated from the data files above for the 100 U.S. cities with the most hospitals in Medicare's data (cities as CMS spells them; the data has no metro-area definition). Wording last revised November 8, 2026. Not medical advice.

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