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| NYU Langone Health—Hassenfeld Children's Hospital | |
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| Name | NYU Langone Health—Hassenfeld Children's Hospital |
| Location | Manhattan, New York City |
| Region | Midtown Manhattan |
| State | New York |
| Country | United States |
| Funding | Nonprofit |
| Type | Children's hospital |
| Affiliation | New York University School of Medicine, NYU Grossman School of Medicine |
| Beds | 446 pediatric beds (systemwide) |
| Founded | 2018 (current facility) |
NYU Langone Health—Hassenfeld Children's Hospital is a pediatric acute care hospital located in Manhattan, New York City, affiliated with New York University School of Medicine and the NYU Grossman School of Medicine. The hospital serves infants, children, adolescents, and young adults, offering inpatient, outpatient, and subspecialty services integrated with major medical centers such as Hospital for Joint Diseases and NYU Langone Medical Center. It functions within an academic medical system that collaborates with institutions like Bellevue Hospital and Lenox Hill Hospital.
The pediatric enterprise traces roots to earlier institutions including Bellevue Hospital Center, Bellevue Medical Center partnerships, and pediatric programs within NYU Langone Medical Center. Expansion accelerated following philanthropic support from the Hassenfeld family and foundations linked to Hasbro, Inc., leading to a dedicated children's facility opening in 2018 adjacent to NYU Langone Medical Center and Perlmutter Cancer Center. The growth phase involved collaborations with pediatric leaders from Columbia University Irving Medical Center, Mount Sinai Health System, and policy advisors from New York State Department of Health initiatives. Historical milestones include programmatic integration with Rusk Rehabilitation, affiliation agreements similar to those between Mount Sinai Hospital and its children's services, and participation in disaster preparedness with New York City Emergency Management.
The hospital features multi-floor inpatient units, pediatric intensive care modeled after units at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and Boston Children's Hospital, and neonatal services comparable to Morgan Stanley Children's Hospital. Facilities include surgical suites, imaging centers paralleling capabilities at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, and family-centered amenities inspired by St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. The campus incorporates outpatient clinics, infusion centers, and ambulatory surgery units influenced by designs at Cleveland Clinic Children's and Texas Children's Hospital. Support services include child life programs following practices at Seattle Children's Hospital and palliative care teams with training akin to Dana-Farber Cancer Institute collaborations.
Specialty care covers neonatology, pediatric cardiology with electrophysiology programs echoing Mayo Clinic, pediatric oncology coordinated with Perlmutter Cancer Center, and pediatric neurology affiliated with research networks like Children’s Oncology Group. Advanced programs include transplant coordination similar to Pediatric Transplant Center at UCSF, pediatric orthopedics informed by Hospital for Special Surgery, and metabolic/genetic clinics comparable to Johns Hopkins Children's Center. Additional services encompass pediatric rheumatology linked conceptually to Boston Children's Hospital consortia, pediatric pulmonology with practices like Nationwide Children's Hospital, and adolescent medicine programs paralleling Children’s Hospital Colorado.
Family-centered care emphasizes amenities and resources inspired by Ronald McDonald House Charities, Family-to-Family Health Information Center models, and social work systems used at Hackensack University Medical Center. Patient navigation services collaborate with community organizations such as New York-Presbyterian Hospital referral networks, and interpreter services reflect standards used by Mount Sinai Beth Israel. Educational resources for families draw from parenting programs at Yale New Haven Children's Hospital and nutrition counseling akin to Children's National Hospital. Support includes sibling programs modeled after St. Louis Children's Hospital offerings and mental health services shaped by frameworks at Columbia University Irving Medical Center.
Academic integration links trainees from New York University School of Medicine, fellows in fellowship programs patterned after American Board of Pediatrics pathways, and collaborative research with entities like National Institutes of Health, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and pediatric networks such as Pediatric Research in Inpatient Settings Network. The hospital contributes to clinical trials similar to those at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center and translational research efforts like Weill Cornell Medicine partnerships. Educational initiatives include residency rotations reflecting curricula from Montefiore Medical Center and continuing medical education coordinated with American Academy of Pediatrics guidelines. Affiliations extend to community hospitals including NYU Langone Orthopedic Hospital and regional partners like Staten Island University Hospital.
The institution has received recognition in specialty rankings alongside programs noted by U.S. News & World Report, pediatric awards comparable to honors from Children’s Hospital Association, and safety recognitions analogous to The Leapfrog Group ratings. Faculty have earned grants and awards from organizations like National Institutes of Health and honors connected to societies such as American Pediatric Society and Society for Pediatric Research. Clinical programs have been benchmarked versus peers like Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, and Riley Hospital for Children.
Located in Manhattan, the hospital is accessible via mass transit networks including Metropolitan Transportation Authority subway lines serving Midtown and commuter connections through Penn Station and Grand Central Terminal. Road access links to the FDR Drive and Lincoln Tunnel corridors, with parking and shuttle services similar to those provided by large academic centers like NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital. Patient transport protocols coordinate with NYC Health + Hospitals EMS systems and private medical transport providers common to major urban hospitals.
Category:Hospitals in Manhattan Category:Children's hospitals in the United States Category:Teaching hospitals in New York (state)