NYC Health + Hospitals

Health System with 11 hospitals across 1 state

Health System Overview

Health SystemNYC Health + Hospitals
Total Hospitals11
Commercial/Acute Hospitals11
Total Beds5158
Commercial/Acute Beds5158
HeadquartersNew York, NY
Websitenychealthandhospitals.org

Hospitals by Type

Acute Care Hospital
10 hospitals
91% of health system
Critical Access Hospital
1 hospitals
9% of health system

Teaching Status

91%
Teaching
Teaching Hospitals: 10
Non-Teaching Hospitals: 1
Teaching hospitals serve as educational institutions for medical professionals while providing patient care.

Hospital Locations

Hospitals in this Health System

HospitalTypeBedsTeachingRecently Joined
Lincoln Medical & Mental Health CenterAcute Care Hospital586YesNo
NYC Health + Hospitals/JacobiAcute Care Hospital457YesNo
NYC Health + Hospitals/ElmhurstAcute Care Hospital545YesNo
NYC Health + Hospitals/South Brooklyn HealthAcute Care Hospital371YesNo
NYC Health + Hospitals MetropolitanAcute Care Hospital363YesNo
NYC Health + Hospitals/Kings CountyAcute Care Hospital639YesNo
NYC Health + Hospitals/BellevueAcute Care Hospital912YesNo
NYC Health + Hospitals/QueensAcute Care Hospital581YesNo
NYC Health + Hospitals/HarlemAcute Care Hospital268YesNo
NYC Health + Hospitals/WoodhullAcute Care Hospital411YesNo
NYC Health + Hospitals/GouverneurCritical Access Hospital 25NoNo

Recent News

Jun 11, 2025
NYC Health + Hospitals announced that their Chief Data and Artificial Intelligence Officer, Divya Pathak, has been recognized as a national leader in health IT and data innovation. She was included in Becker's Hospital Review's “Women in Health IT to Know 2025” and Chief Data Officer Magazine's “Top 100 Data Leaders in North America 2025”. These honors highlight her leadership in advancing data, artificial intelligence, and health technology with a focus on establishing guidelines for safe and responsible AI usage and driving innovation and equity across the public health system. [4, 6, 8]
Jun 10, 2025
Three leaders from NYC Health + Hospitals were recognized on City & State New York's 2025 "Bronx Power 100" list. This list honors key community members who provide high-quality healthcare access and advocate for the social and economic needs of New Yorkers. Christopher Mastromano, CEO of NYC Health + Hospitals/Jacobi | North Central Bronx, and Cristina Contreras, CEO of NYC Health + Hospitals/Lincoln, were ranked 24th. John Doyle, Associate Director of Public Relations at Jacobi Hospital, was also included. Contreras shared that the recognition highlights the commitment to advancing healthcare excellence and improving access to care in the South Bronx, crediting the entire NYC Health + Hospitals/Lincoln team. This recognition falls under the 'Awards or Recognition' and 'Community Relations' categories.
Jun 06, 2025
NYC Health + Hospitals announced the unification of its Hospital-Based Violence Interruption Programs (HVIPs) to address the gun violence public health crisis. The HVIPs utilize a three-pronged approach focusing on interruption, prevention, and community engagement. This initiative involves several NYC Health + Hospitals facilities, including Harlem, Jacobi, Kings County, Lincoln, and Woodhull. This news falls under the 'Community Relations' category.
Jun 05, 2025
NYC Health + Hospitals is hosting a "We Belong Here" Art Exhibition to celebrate immigrants and promote healthcare access. The exhibition at NYC Health + Hospitals/Gotham Health, Broadway features recently commissioned works by New York-based immigrant artists alongside pieces from the system's historic collection. This initiative is linked to NYC Care and aims to connect with the immigrant community. This news pertains to 'Community Relations'.
Jun 05, 2025
According to a report from PSC CUNY, the NYC Office of the Mayor announced on June 5, 2025, the conclusion of the bidding process for a new health insurance provider for city employees' comprehensive benefits plan (CBP). The previous providers were Emblem/GHI + Anthem/Blue Cross. The new provider will be administered by Emblem Health in partnership with United Healthcare. This decision followed a negotiated acquisition process that took over a year and involved various city offices and the Municipal Labor Committee (MLC), which represents public sector unions, including PSC. The next step involves negotiating the contract with the Emblem/United partnership. While details about the winning bid are currently limited, the PSC representative to the MLC, President James Davis, plans to keep members informed and facilitate discussions, emphasizing the importance of dialogue before finalizing the contract, particularly as this plan covers a significant portion of the city's workforce and pre-65 retirees. This news is significant for NYC Health + Hospitals as changes in the insurance coverage for a large population of New York City employees and retirees can impact the hospital system's patient mix, reimbursement rates, and overall financial landscape due to their role as a major healthcare provider in the city.

Executive Leadership

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