New York

Westchester Medical Center

Westchester, a referral hospital for some of the nation's top specialists and sub-specialists, strives to provide services in various areas of specialization, including ambulatory surgery, arthritic diseases, behavioral health, endovascular surgery, gastroenterology, heart care, neurology, occupational health, orthopaedic surgery, pain management, plastic surgery, rehabilitation medicine, sports medicine, surgery, and vascular surgery. The centers of excellence include George E. Reed heart center, Zalmen A. Arlin Cancer Institute, transplant center, neuroscience center, and trauma and burn center.

Westchester Medical Center offers a leading kidney transplant program in the state, and is now home to one of the four liver transplant programs in New York. Children's Hospital, located in the Westchester Medical Center campus, is the only all specialty pediatric infirmary in the region. The hospital with renowned pediatric specialists, including pediatric neurosurgeons, pediatric open heart surgeons, pediatric cardiologists, pediatric oncologists and pediatric infectious disease specialists provides quality and comprehensive range of medical and surgical services.

STAT Flight, a hospital-based medevac helicopter service, is available to transport critically ill or injured patients to other hospital or from the accident site to the hospital.

Westchester Medical Center accepts both Medicare and Medicaid patients.

Westchester Medical Center provides both Research and Teaching facilities.

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