VA hospitals in New York
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New York has 9 VA hospitals. 7 of them have an emergency department.
VA medical centers are run by the Veterans Health Administration and serve enrolled veterans rather than the general public. They appear in CMS data with their own facility identifiers, and they report a narrower set of measures than community hospitals, so comparisons with a nearby general hospital are rarely like for like.
| Hospital | City | ER wait | CMS rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| Albany VA Medical Center | Albany | not reported | 2/5 |
| Bath VA Medical Center | Bath | no ER | — |
| Bronx VA Medical Center | Bronx | not reported | 4/5 |
| VA New York Harbor Healthcare System - Brooklyn | Brooklyn | not reported | 4/5 |
| Upstate New York VA Healthcare System (Western Ny VA Healthcare System) | Buffalo | not reported | 5/5 |
| VA Hudson Valley Healthcare System | Montrose | no ER | 5/5 |
| VA New York Harbor Healthcare System - Ny Div. | New York | not reported | 3/5 |
| Northport VA Medical Center | Northport | not reported | 5/5 |
| Syracuse VA Medical Center | Syracuse | not reported | 3/5 |
Facility type and ownership from the CMS Hospital General Information dataset. Data published July 2026. See all hospitals in New York, or VA hospitals in other states. How this data works.