Auburn Community Hospital (formerly Auburn Memorial Hospital) is a not-for-profit, 99-bed acute care facility in Auburn, New York. It serves as the sole provider of acute and general hospital services in Cayuga County and the Finger Lakes region, with a history dating back to 1878. The hospital is known for its compassionate, quality care, innovation, and community involvement, serving approximately 80,000 people

• Emergency medicine

• General and specialty surgery

• Cardiology and heart care

• Pulmonology (including robotic bronchoscopy for lung cancer)

• Maternity and family-centered care

• Inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation

• Cancer care

• Long-term care and rehabilitation center

• Over 95% of physicians are board certified in at least one specialty

• High standards in patient safety, hand hygiene, informed consent, and medication safety

• Strong focus on health care equity, billing ethics, and patient/family engagement

• Nurse staffing plans ensure high levels of bedside care (15.35 nursing hours per patient day)

Vision 

• Provide the best care for every patient, every time.

• Strive for excellence in all aspects of patient care and community health

• Mission 

• Deliver compassionate, quality care to improve the health of the community.

• Serve as the primary acute and general hospital for Cayuga County and the Finger Lakes region

• Launch of the Galaxy Robotic Bronchoscopy Program for advanced lung diagnostics.

• Recognized for community engagement and fundraising (ACH Gala, Heart With Health Capital Campaign)

• Recipient of a NY Health Foundation grant to support a rural residency program