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NewYork-Presbyterian in Queens

Queens' destination for experienced quality healthcare

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With Doctors from Weill Cornell Medicine

We provide expert care throughout the borough at over 70 locations including NewYork-Presbyterian Queens and through our NewYork-Presbyterian Medical Group Queens network. Our healthcare providers, including world-class doctors from Weill Cornell Medicine, are at the forefront of research and education. In addition to our adult care, NewYork-Presbyterian Queens is also home to the Children’s Hospital of New York.

NewYork-Presbyterian Queens is the top-rated hospital in the borough and offers:

  • A comprehensive heart care program*
  • A level 1 Trauma Center
  • The only neurological ICU in Queens
  • Exceptional cancer care at the Weill Cornell Medicine Meyer Cancer Center

*According to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services

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Expert Care at Locations Throughout Queens

When you choose NewYork-Presbyterian Medical Groups, you have access to leading experts in every area of medicine and a wide range of services, from primary care and general pediatrics to expert specialty and surgical care.

Our Medical Groups offer convenient, easy access to exceptional care with doctors who are available for video visits and have early, late, and weekend appointments.

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Specialty Care Close to Home

Discover unparalleled care from NewYork-Presbyterian right here in Queens. Our dedicated professionals prioritize your health and wellbeing, ensuring you receive the highest quality care possible. NewYork-Presbyterian Queens provides exceptional services across many specialties, including those highlighted below.

Cardiac Care

When it comes to your heart, only the most experienced doctors will do. NewYork-Presbyterian treats more heart patients than any other top hospital in the nation,* and is home to the only comprehensive cardiac program in Queens. We are leaders in advanced heart procedures, including TAVR, open-heart surgery, and minimally invasive robotic approaches, so you can trust that you’ll get the latest in cardiac care. Our experts are also drivers of cardiac research, conducting clinical trials for promising new therapies and treatments.


* SPARCS 2021

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Women’s Health

At NewYork-Presbyterian Queens, we offer exceptional, personalized care before, during and after childbirth. Our labor and delivery teams provide expert and compassionate care for mothers with all types of births, including high-risk. It’s why more families deliver with us than any other hospital across NYC and Westchester.*


* SPARCS 2021

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Neurology & Neurosurgery

NewYork-Presbyterian Queens is a national leader in stroke care, earning recognition from The Joint Commission as a Thrombectomy Capable Stroke Center and a Get With The Guidelines®-Stroke Gold Plus award from the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association. Home to the only neuro ICU in Queens, our experts offer cutting-edge treatment for even the most complex neurological conditions. We’re dedicated to making your recovery as safe and seamless as possible, prioritizing less invasive therapies whenever we can. When surgery is required, our highly skilled neurosurgeons use the latest in minimally invasive procedures.

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Patient Stories

Patient Stories

Pete D.

"We were so lucky to have amazing doctors at NewYork-Presbyterian Queens and the preventative cardio care they provided for me, before something worse could have happened. Prior to my surgery for artery disease, I could only walk 3 or 4 blocks without pain. Now, I can move so well."

Yasin S.

"It felt really nice when they put in the new heart valve. No one could stop me from running. I had so much energy. I felt like I could do anything."

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Ramit M.

"I never suspected that I would have a stroke. As a 28-year-old millennial, you feel like you can do anything. Their fast response was the difference between losing everything and having it all."

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