231 hospitals in New York
Every hospital in New York by city, with emergency room wait times and Medicare star ratings where CMS publishes them.
Hospitals
231
in 153 New York cities
With an ER
181
78% of hospitals
New York has 231 open hospitals across 153 cities. By type: 142 acute care hospitals, 29 psychiatric hospitals, 21 critical access hospitals, 9 VA acute care hospitals, 3 rural emergency hospital hospitals, 1 long-term care hospital, 1 military acute care hospital and 1 children's hospital (type not recorded for 24).
New York's largest hospital cities
Top-rated hospitals and shortest ER visits
Highest Medicare star ratings
- Glen Cove HospitalGlen Cove
- White Plains Hospital CenterWhite Plains
- White Plains Hospital CtrWhite Plains
- Lenox Hill HospitalNew York
- Huntington HospitalHuntington
- Northern Westchester HospitalMt Kisco
- Hudson Valley Hospital CenterCortlandt Manor
- NYU Hospitals CenterNew York
Shortest median ER visits
- Cuba Memorial Hospital, INCCuba 48 min
- Keller Ach (West Point)West Point 1 hr 7 min
- Gouverneur HospitalGouverneur 1 hr 13 min
- Garnet Health Medical Center CatskillsCallicoon 1 hr 21 min
- Ellenville Regional HospitalEllenville 1 hr 32 min
- O'connor HospitalDelhi 1 hr 35 min
- Chenango Memorial Hospital, INCNorwich 1 hr 48 min
- Elizabethtown Community HospitalElizabethtown 1 hr 49 min
See every New York ER ranked by wait · See every New York hospital ranked by stars · by patient rating · by infections and safety
All New York cities with hospitals
A
- Albany (7)
- Alexandria Bay (2)
- Amityville (3)
- Amsterdam (2)
- Auburn (1)
B
C
- Callicoon (1)
- Cambridge (1)
- Canandaigua (2)
- Carmel (3)
- Carthage (2)
- Cheektowaga (1)
- Clifton Springs (1)
- Cobleskill (3)
- Cooperstown (1)
- Corning (1)
- Cornwall (1)
- Cortland (1)
- Cortlandt Manor (1)
- Cuba (2)
D
- Dansville (1)
- Delhi (1)
- Dix Hills (1)
- Dobbs Ferry (1)
- Dunkirk (1)
E
- East Meadow (1)
- Elizabethtown (2)
- Ellenville (2)
- Elmira (3)
F
- Far Rockaway (1)
- Fulton (1)
G
- Geneva (1)
- Glen Cove (1)
- Glens Falls (1)
- Gloversville (1)
- Goshen (1)
- Gouverneur (2)
- Gowanda (1)
- Greenport (1)
H
- Hamilton (2)
- Harris (1)
- Haverstraw (1)
- Hempstead (1)
- Hornell (1)
- Hudson (1)
- Huntington (1)
- Huntington Station (1)
J
- Jamaica (6)
- Jamestown (1)
- Johnson City (1)
L
- Lackawanna (1)
- Lewiston (1)
- Little Falls (1)
- Lockport (1)
- Long Beach (1)
- Long Island City (1)
- Lowville (2)
M
- Malone (3)
- Manhasset (1)
- Margaretville (2)
- Massena (2)
- Medina (2)
- Middletown (2)
- Mineola (1)
- Montour Falls (1)
- Montrose (2)
- Mt Kisco (1)
- Mt Vernon (1)
N
- New Hampton (1)
- New Hyde Park (1)
- New Rochelle (1)
- New York (38)
- Newark (2)
- Newburgh (1)
- Newfane (1)
- Niagara Falls (1)
- North Tonawanda (1)
- Northport (2)
- Norwich (1)
- Nyack (1)
O
- Oceanside (1)
- Ogdensburg (5)
- Olean (1)
- Oneida (1)
- Oneonta (1)
- Orangeburg (3)
- Ossining (2)
- Oswego (1)
P
- Patchogue (1)
- Penn Yan (1)
- Plainview (1)
- Plattsburgh (1)
- Pomona (1)
- Port Chester (1)
- Port Jefferson (2)
- Port Jervis (1)
- Potsdam (1)
- Poughkeepsie (3)
S
- Saranac Lake (2)
- Saratoga Springs (2)
- Schenectady (5)
- Sidney (1)
- Sleepy Hollow (1)
- Smithtown (2)
- Sodus (1)
- Southampton (1)
- Springville (1)
- Star Lake (2)
- Staten Island (3)
- Stony Brook (2)
- Suffern (1)
- Syosset (1)
- Syracuse (7)
T
- Ticonderoga (1)
- Troy (2)
U
- Utica (3)
V
- Valhalla (3)
- Valley Stream (1)
W
- Walton (1)
- Warsaw (2)
- Warwick (1)
- Watertown (1)
- Wellsville (1)
- West Haverstraw (1)
- West Islip (1)
- West Point (2)
- West Seneca (1)
- Westfield (2)
- White Plains (4)
Y
- Yonkers (4)
People and health care in New York
From the U.S. Census Bureau's American Community Survey (2020–2024).
Population
19,852,366
Median age 39.8
Hospitals per 100,000
1.2
231 hospitals listed · #48 of 50 states
No health insurance
5.1%
below the U.S. 8.4%
Age 65 and over
17.9%
above the U.S. 17.2%
Median household income
$85,974
U.S. $80,734
What nurses earn in New York
Questions about hospitals in New York
How many hospitals are in New York?
There are 231 open hospitals in New York across 153 cities. 181 of them have an emergency department.
Which New York city has the most hospitals?
New York, with 38 hospitals. Brooklyn is next with 12.
How long is the ER wait in New York?
The median emergency room visit in New York lasts 3 hr 24 min, 56 min longer than the US median of 2 hr 28 min. That is a 12-month median from CMS, not a live wait time.
How many New York hospitals have 5 stars?
22 of the 148 New York hospitals with a Medicare overall star rating have 5 stars, and 39 have 4 or 5 stars. The average rating is 2.8 out of 5.
Hospitals in neighboring states
Source: hospital listings from CMS and public records; emergency room wait times (measure OP-18b) and overall star ratings from CMS Care Compare. Wait times are 12-month medians, not live. Where these figures come from.
Not affiliated with CMS. For a medical emergency, call 911.