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Hospitals & Health Centers

Local Hospitals

 


Mary immaculate hospital has served queen7 for over a hundred years. Tribune photo by Ira Cohen

Queens residents can find an exceptional hospital or health service for their every woe or health problem. There are 16 hospitals open to all in this borough, and many more specialty services for those with AIDS, cancer, lung diseases or neurological disorders.

Many have felt the closure of St. Joseph’s Hospital in Flushing, but the hospital will continue to provide high-level outpatient services on-site at the hospital, until the services are relocated to another neighborhood facility. Services for primary care, eye care and wound care will still be preformed at the hospital for the time being. 

The following is a list of hospital and health services located in Queens:

 

Local Hospitals

 

 

79-01 Broadway

Elmhurst

(718) 334-4000

 

Federation of Employment Guidance Services and Mental Health Clinic

97-45 Queens Blvd., 13th Fl.

Rego Park

(718) 896-9090

 

Jamaica Hospital

8900 & Van Wyck Expy.

Jamaica

(718) 206-6000

 


Members of the queen7 health network gather to walk  to raise awareness of breast cancer.

North Shore-Long Island Jewish Medical Center

270-05 76th Ave.

New Hyde Park

(718) 470-7000

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mary Immaculate Hospital

152-11 89th Ave.

Jamaica

(718) 558-2000

 

Flushing Hospital Medical Center

45th Ave. & Parsons Boulevard

Flushing

(718) 670-5000

 

 

 

56-45Main St.

Flushing

(718) 670-1231

 

North Shore University Hospital at Forest Hills

102-01 66th Rd.

Forest Hills

(718) 830-4000

 

Parkway Hospital

70-35 113th St.

Forest Hills

(718) 990-4100

 

Peninsula Hospital Center

51-15 Beach Channel Dr.

Far Rockaway

(718) 734-2000

 

Queens Hospital Center

82-68 164th St.

Jamaica

(718) 883-3000

 

St. John’s Episcopal Hospital

327 Beach 19th St.

Far Rockaway

(718) 869-7000 or 869-8899

 


Creedmoor state hospital

St. John’s Queens Hospital

90-02 Queens Blvd.

Elmhurst

(718) 558-1000

 

St. Joseph’s Hospital

158-40 79th Ave.

Flushing

(718) 558-6400

 

Mt. Sinai Hospital of Queens

(Formerly Astoria General Hospital)

25-10 30th Ave.

Long Island City

(718) 932-1000

 

Children

 

St. Mary’s Hospital for Children

29-01 216th St.,

Bayside

(718) 281-8800

 

The following community-based facilities are being operated by New York Hospital Medical Center of Queens:

 

 

182-15 & 19 Horace Harding Expwy.

Fresh Meadows

(718) 670-2903

 

 

22-47 Crescent Street

Astoria

(718) 777-7229

 

 

174-03 Horace Harding Expwy.

Fresh Meadows

(718) 670-1695

 

 

174-11 Horace Harding Expwy.

Fresh Meadows

(718) 670-1060

 

 

96-17 Astoria Blvd.

East Elmhurst

(718) 565-6880

 

 

35-11 Farrington St.

Flushing

(718) 886-7014

 

 

158-13 72nd Ave.

Suite P16

Fresh Meadows

(718) 380-8080

 

 

189-04 Hillside Ave.

Hollis

(718) 740-5545

 

 

73-15 Northern Blvd.

Jackson Heights

(718) 424-2788

 

 

111-29 Queens Blvd. (75th Ave.)

Forest Hills

(718) 275-8900

 

 

163-03 Horace Harding Expwy., 5th Fl.

Fresh Meadows

(718) 888-9123

 

 

59-16 174th St.

Fresh Meadows

(718) 670-2731

 

 

139-26 Booth Memorial Ave.

Flushing

(718) 670-1920

 


The ambulance bay at elmhurst hospital.

Boulevard Surgical Center

46-04 31st Ave

Long Island City

(718) 545-5050

 

 

139-26 Booth Memorial Ave.

Flushing

(718) 670-2530

 

 

25-92 Steinway St.

Astoria

(718) 721-6100

 

Other Health Services

 

AIDS Center of Queens County

Main Branch

97-45 Queens Blvd., 12th Fl.

Rego Park

(718) 896-2500

 

Jamaica Branch

175-61 Hillside Ave., Suite 403

Jamaica

(718) 739-2525

 

Far Rockaway Branch

1600 Central Ave., Suite 301

Far Rockaway

(718) 868-8645

 

Cancer (American Cancer Society)

97-77 Queens Blvd., Suite 1110

Rego Park

(718) 263-2224

 

 

56-45 Main St.

Flushing

(718) 670-1500

 

Corona Child Health Clinic

104-04 Corona Ave.

Corona

(718) 334-6100

 

Junction Blvd Clinic

34-33 Junction Blvd., 3rd Fl.

Jackson Heights

(718) 334-6150

 

Parsons Communicare Clinic

90-37 Parsons Blvd.

Jamaica

(718) 526-4387

 

 

59-28 174th St.

Fresh Meadows

(718) 961-0400

 

Dental Clinics

 

Jamaica Health Center

90-23 161st St.

Jamaica

(718) 739-6059

 

City Dental Care

89-50 164th Street

Jamaica

(718) 658-4050

 

Geriatric

 

Builders For Family and Youth Alzheimer’s Program at Redeemer Lutheran Church157-16 65th Ave.

Flushing

(718) 358-3541

 

Creedmoor Psychiatric Center Mobile Geriatric Outreach Team80-45 Winchester Blvd.

Queens Village

(718) 264-4000

 

Forest Hills Community House Respite Program108-25 62nd Dr.

Forest Hills

(718) 592-5757

 

Geriatric Queensbridge Central Division Clinic

1029 41st Ave, Long Island City, (718) 784-2560 

 

Parker Jewish Geriatric Institute271-11 76th Ave.

New Hyde Park

(718) 343-2100

 

Selfhelp Clearview Senior Center Alzheimer’s Day Care Program208-11 26th Ave.

Bayside

(718) 224-7888

 

Harm Reduction

 

Jamaica AIDS Center

175-21 88th Ave.

Jamaica

(718) 739-7444

 

Far Rockaway

16-11 Central Ave.

Far Rockaway

(718) 868-1397

 

Heart

 

Cardiac Health Center

174-03 Horace Harding Expwy.

Fresh Meadows

(718) 670-1695

 

Infectious Disease

 

St. Mary’s Immaculate

90-10 150th St.

Jamaica

(718) 658-3404

147-20 Archer Ave.

Jamaica

(718) 658-5526

 

Lung Disease

 

American Lung Association of Queens

97-45 Queens Blvd., 11th Fl.

Rego Park

(718) 263-5656

 

Neurology

 

The Neuroscience Institute

59-16 174th St.

Fresh Meadows

(718) 670-2649

 

Psychiatric

 

Holliswood Hospital

87-37 Palermo St.

Holliswood

(800)486-3009

(718) 776-8181

 

Creedmoor State Hospital

80-45 Winchester Blvd.

Queens Village

(718) 464-7500

 

Prosthetic

 

National Prosthetic Orthotic Assoc., Inc.

12-45 150th St.

Whitestone

(718) 767-8400

 

Special Needs

 

Association for the Help of Retarded Children

42-25 27th St.

Long Island City

(718) 729-0076

 

Astoria Specialty Care Offices

27-47 Crescent St.

Astoria

(718) 777-7229

 

District Health Centers & Health Complaints

NYC Human Resources Agency for Child Development

90-75 Sutphin Blvd.

Jamaica

(718) 523-6826/72

 

Early Childhood Direction Center

at United Cerebral Palsy of Queens

82-25 164th St.

Jamaica

(718) 380-3000, Ext. 465

 

Elmcor Multi-Service Center Alzheimer’s Day Care Program

107-20 Northern Blvd.

Corona

(718) 651-0096

 

Margaret Tietz Adult Day Health Care Program158-13 72nd Ave.

Flushing

(718) 591-4500

 

Pride of Judea Mental Health Center

243-02 Northern Blvd.

Douglaston

(718) 423-6200

 

Queens Counseling Service

Grace Episcopal Church

151-17 14th Rd.

Whitestone

(718) 461-6393

William Cipriano, director

 

Bayside Consultation and Counseling Center

217-04 Northern Blvd.

Bayside

(718) 224-3946

 

Bereavement Groups for the Recently Widowed:

Forest Hills Community House108-25 62nd Dr.

Forest Hills

(718) 592-5757

 

Scheuer House of Flushing Alzheimer’s Day Care Program138-52 Elder Ave.

Flushing

(718) 359-0860

 

St. John’s Episcopal Hospital South Shore Alzheimer’s Program327 Beach 19th St.

Far Rockaway

(718) 869-7000

 

Special Program for Assessment Needs (SPAN)

184-10 Jamaica Ave.

Hollis

(718) 454-6940

 

Woodside Senior Assistance Program

61-20 Woodside Ave.

Woodside

 

Substance Abuse

 

Alcoholics Anonymous

106-03 Metropolitan Ave.

Forest Hills

(718) 520-5021 (24 hours)

 

Narcotics Anonymous

(212) 929-6262

 

Al-Anon/Alteen

200 Park Ave. S.

New York

(212) 254-7230

(212) 941-0094

 

Families Anonymous

(516) 221-0303

 

Surgical

 

Queens Surgical Community Center

46-04 31st Ave.

Long Island City

(718) 545-5050

 

Veterans

 

St. Albans VA Extended Care Center

179th Street and Linden Blvd.

St. Albans

(718) 526-1000 ext. 20079-01 Broadway

Elmhurst

(718) 334-4000

 

Federation of Employment Guidance Services and Mental Health Clinic

97-45 Queens Blvd., 13th Fl.

Rego Park

(718) 896-9090

 

Jamaica Hospital

8900 & Van Wyck Expy.

Jamaica

(718) 206-6000

 

North Shore-Long Island Jewish Medical Center

270-05 76th Ave.

New Hyde Park

(718) 470-7000

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mary Immaculate Hospital

152-11 89th Ave.

Jamaica

(718) 558-2000

 

Flushing Hospital Medical Center

45th Ave. & Parsons Boulevard

Flushing

(718) 670-5000

 

 

 

56-45Main St.

Flushing

(718) 670-1231

 

North Shore University Hospital at Forest Hills

102-01 66th Rd.

Forest Hills

(718) 830-4000

 

Parkway Hospital

70-35 113th St.

Forest Hills

(718) 990-4100

 

Peninsula Hospital Center

51-15 Beach Channel Dr.

Far Rockaway

(718) 734-2000

 

Queens Hospital Center

82-68 164th St.

Jamaica

(718) 883-3000

 

St. John’s Episcopal Hospital

327 Beach 19th St.

Far Rockaway

(718) 869-7000 or 869-8899

 

St. John’s Queens Hospital

90-02 Queens Blvd.

Elmhurst

(718) 558-1000

 

St. Joseph’s Hospital

158-40 79th Ave.

Flushing

(718) 558-6400

 

Mt. Sinai Hospital of Queens

(Formerly Astoria General Hospital)

25-10 30th Ave.

Long Island City

(718) 932-1000

 

Children

 

St. Mary’s Hospital for Children

29-01 216th St.,

Bayside

(718) 281-8800

 

The following community-based facilities are being operated by New York Hospital Medical Center of Queens:

 

 

182-15 & 19 Horace Harding Expwy.

Fresh Meadows

(718) 670-2903

 

 

22-47 Crescent Street

Astoria

(718) 777-7229

 

 

174-03 Horace Harding Expwy.

Fresh Meadows

(718) 670-1695

 

 

174-11 Horace Harding Expwy.

Fresh Meadows

(718) 670-1060

 

 

96-17 Astoria Blvd.

East Elmhurst

(718) 565-6880

 

 

35-11 Farrington St.

Flushing

(718) 886-7014

 

 

158-13 72nd Ave.

Suite P16

Fresh Meadows

(718) 380-8080

 

 

189-04 Hillside Ave.

Hollis

(718) 740-5545

 

 

73-15 Northern Blvd.

Jackson Heights

(718) 424-2788

 

 

111-29 Queens Blvd. (75th Ave.)

Forest Hills

(718) 275-8900

 

 

163-03 Horace Harding Expwy., 5th Fl.

Fresh Meadows

(718) 888-9123

 

 

59-16 174th St.

Fresh Meadows

(718) 670-2731

 

 

139-26 Booth Memorial Ave.

Flushing

(718) 670-1920

 

Boulevard Surgical Center

46-04 31st Ave

Long Island City

(718) 545-5050

 

 

139-26 Booth Memorial Ave.

Flushing

(718) 670-2530

 

 

25-92 Steinway St.

Astoria

(718) 721-6100

 

Other Health Services

 

AIDS Center of Queens County

Main Branch

97-45 Queens Blvd., 12th Fl.

Rego Park

(718) 896-2500

 

Jamaica Branch

175-61 Hillside Ave., Suite 403

Jamaica

(718) 739-2525

 

Far Rockaway Branch

1600 Central Ave., Suite 301

Far Rockaway

(718) 868-8645

 

Cancer (American Cancer Society)

97-77 Queens Blvd., Suite 1110

Rego Park

(718) 263-2224

 

 

56-45 Main St.

Flushing

(718) 670-1500

 

Corona Child Health Clinic

104-04 Corona Ave.

Corona

(718) 334-6100

 

Junction Blvd Clinic

34-33 Junction Blvd., 3rd Fl.

Jackson Heights

(718) 334-6150

 

Parsons Communicare Clinic

90-37 Parsons Blvd.

Jamaica

(718) 526-4387

 

 

59-28 174th St.

Fresh Meadows

(718) 961-0400

 

Dental Clinics

 

Jamaica Health Center

90-23 161st St.

Jamaica

(718) 739-6059

 

City Dental Care

89-50 164th Street

Jamaica

(718) 658-4050

 

Geriatric

 

Builders For Family and Youth Alzheimer’s Program at Redeemer Lutheran Church157-16 65th Ave.

Flushing

(718) 358-3541

 

Creedmoor Psychiatric Center Mobile Geriatric Outreach Team80-45 Winchester Blvd.

Queens Village

(718) 264-4000

 

Forest Hills Community House Respite Program108-25 62nd Dr.

Forest Hills

(718) 592-5757

 

Geriatric Queensbridge Central Division Clinic

1029 41st Ave, Long Island City, (718) 784-2560 

 

Parker Jewish Geriatric Institute271-11 76th Ave.

New Hyde Park

(718) 343-2100

 

Selfhelp Clearview Senior Center Alzheimer’s Day Care Program208-11 26th Ave.

Bayside

(718) 224-7888

 

Staying Warm This Winter

The borough has been braving some of the coldest temperatures and most piercing winds in a decade this winter.

There are some ways, fortunately, that residents can get help from the city.

The Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) can be reached at 311.

City law requires that landlords keep interior temperatures in their residential properties at 68 degrees Fahrenheit or greater between 6 a.m. and 10 p.m. when the outdoor temperature falls below 55 degrees.  Interior temperatures must be at 55 degrees or greater between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. when the outside temperature falls below 40 degrees.

If a property owner is in violation of the code, HPD will try to get him to resolve the problem.  If 48 hours pass before the heat is up to legal levels, the HPD will issue a violation to the property owner.  The agency will also, under its Emergency Repair Program, use in-house staff and private contractors to make the necessary repairs, which the property owner will have to pay for.

Low-income seniors who have heat but need help paying their gas and electric bills may be eligible for a Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) grant. Contact the Department for the Aging at 311 for more information.

For heat violations in commercial properties, employees can call the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s area director in Bayside, at (718) 279-9060.

 

(photo caption hospital1.jpg) Tribune photo by Ira Cohen mary immaculate hospital has served queen7 for over a hundred years.

 

Harm Reduction

 

Jamaica AIDS Center

175-21 88th Ave.

Jamaica

(718) 739-7444

 

Far Rockaway

16-11 Central Ave.

Far Rockaway

(718) 868-1397

 

Heart

 

Cardiac Health Center

174-03 Horace Harding Expwy.

Fresh Meadows

(718) 670-1695

 

Infectious Disease

 

St. Mary’s Immaculate

90-10 150th St.

Jamaica

(718) 658-3404

147-20 Archer Ave.

Jamaica

(718) 658-5526

 

Lung Disease

 

American Lung Association of Queens

97-45 Queens Blvd., 11th Fl.

Rego Park

(718) 263-5656

 

Neurology

 

The Neuroscience Institute

59-16 174th St.

Fresh Meadows

(718) 670-2649

 

Psychiatric

 

Holliswood Hospital

87-37 Palermo St.

Holliswood

(800)486-3009

(718) 776-8181

 

Creedmoor State Hospital

80-45 Winchester Blvd.

Queens Village

(718) 464-7500

 

Prosthetic

 

National Prosthetic Orthotic Assoc., Inc.

12-45 150th St.

Whitestone

(718) 767-8400

 

Special Needs

 

Association for the Help of Retarded Children

42-25 27th St.

Long Island City

(718) 729-0076

 

Astoria Specialty Care Offices

27-47 Crescent St.

Astoria

(718) 777-7229

 

District Health Centers & Health Complaints

NYC Human Resources Agency for Child Development

90-75 Sutphin Blvd.

Jamaica

(718) 523-6826/72

 

Early Childhood Direction Center

at United Cerebral Palsy of Queens

82-25 164th St.

Jamaica

(718) 380-3000, Ext. 465

 

Elmcor Multi-Service Center Alzheimer’s Day Care Program

107-20 Northern Blvd.

Corona

(718) 651-0096

 

Margaret Tietz Adult Day Health Care Program158-13 72nd Ave.

Flushing

(718) 591-4500

 

Pride of Judea Mental Health Center

243-02 Northern Blvd.

Douglaston

(718) 423-6200

 

Queens Counseling Service

Grace Episcopal Church

151-17 14th Rd.

Whitestone

(718) 461-6393

William Cipriano, director

 

Bayside Consultation and Counseling Center

217-04 Northern Blvd.

Bayside

(718) 224-3946

 

Bereavement Groups for the Recently Widowed:

Forest Hills Community House108-25 62nd Dr.

Forest Hills

(718) 592-5757

 

Scheuer House of Flushing Alzheimer’s Day Care Program138-52 Elder Ave.

Flushing

(718) 359-0860

 

St. John’s Episcopal Hospital South Shore Alzheimer’s Program327 Beach 19th St.

Far Rockaway

(718) 869-7000

 

Special Program for Assessment Needs (SPAN)

184-10 Jamaica Ave.

Hollis

(718) 454-6940

 

Woodside Senior Assistance Program

61-20 Woodside Ave.

Woodside

 

Substance Abuse

 

Alcoholics Anonymous

106-03 Metropolitan Ave.

Forest Hills

(718) 520-5021 (24 hours)

 

Narcotics Anonymous

(212) 929-6262

 

Al-Anon/Alteen

200 Park Ave. S.

New York

(212) 254-7230

(212) 941-0094

 

Families Anonymous

(516) 221-0303

 

Surgical

 

Queens Surgical Community Center

46-04 31st Ave.

Long Island City

(718) 545-5050

 

Veterans

 

St. Albans VA Extended Care Center

179th Street and Linden Blvd.

St. Albans

(718) 526-1000 ext. 200

 

Health And Schools

The city’s website www.nyc.gov is a frequently-updated resource for public health and school information, including immunization requirements.

In January 2003 Mayor Michael Bloomberg created the office of Youth Development and School-Community Services, a new partnership between the Department of Education and Department and the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) that’s designed to focus on nutrition, mental health, physical education, sexual and reproductive health and substance abuse.

The partnership, Bloomberg hopes, will ensure better health for students by making school and health officials work more closely.

For complete information on immunization requirements, visit the DOHMH website at www.nyc.gov.

Queens students can get free immunizations through the DOHMH’s Vaccines for Children program.  For more information, call (212) 676-2296 or (800) 325-CHILD.

For more general information about school health, visit www.nyc.gov or call the DOHMH’s School Health Program at (212) 676-2500.