Columbia University Medical Center

Specialization: Cardiology & Cardiovascular Surgery

General Surgery Neurology & Neuro Surgery Oncology or Cancer Organ Transplant Orthopaedic or Bone Surgery General physician Pediatrician Gynecological and Reproductive Health

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177 Fort Washington Ave, New York, NY 10032, United States, ,
New York City, New York , United States

Accreditation : TJC United States

Doctors : 1800
Beds : 738
Phone: 2123057114
Fax : 2123057114
Languages: English

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About Us :

Columbia University Irving Medical Center (CUIMC) is a premier academic medical center located in northern Manhattan. It encompasses the Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons, College of Dental Medicine, School of Nursing, and Mailman School of Public Health. CUIMC is affiliated with NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, providing comprehensive patient care, education, and research in various medical disciplines.

Speciality

CUIMC offers a wide range of specialties, including:

Cardiology: Heart care and interventions.
Neurology: Brain and nervous system disorders.
Oncology: Cancer treatment and research.
Orthopedic Surgery: Bone and joint care.
Pediatrics: Child health services.
Obstetrics and Gynecology: Women's health.
Psychiatry: Mental health services.
Surgery: General and specialized surgical procedures.
Emergency Medicine: Acute care services.
Transplantation: Organ transplant programs.

Quality

CUIMC maintains high standards of quality through

Accreditation: By the Joint Commission and other bodies.
Patient-Centered Care: Focus on individual patient needs.
Evidence-Based Practices: Utilization of best practices in treatment.
Continuous Improvement: Ongoing quality assessments and improvements.
Patient Safety Initiatives: Programs to ensure safety in care delivery.
Staff Training and Education: Regular training for healthcare providers.
Technology Integration: Use of advanced medical technologies.
Community Engagement: Involvement in community health initiatives.
Research and Innovation: Commitment to medical research and innovation.
Patient Satisfaction Surveys: Regular collection of patient feedback.

Awards & Recognition

CUIMC and its affiliated hospitals have received numerous accolades, including

Magnet Recognition Program®: For nursing excellence.
U.S. News & World Report Rankings: Consistently ranked among the top hospitals nationally.
National Cancer Institute (NCI) Designation: Herbert Irving Comprehensive Cancer Center.
American Heart Association Gold Plus Award: For stroke care.
American College of Surgeons Accreditation: For trauma centers.
Joint Commission Accreditation: For hospital quality and safety.
Best Hospitals for Children: Ranked among the top in pediatrics.
Top 100 Hospitals: Recognized for overall hospital performance.
Patient Safety Excellence Award: For outstanding safety practices.
Healthgrades Five-Star Ratings: For various specialties.

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Diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in May 2020, Steven sought treatment at Columbia Presbyterian after a referral from his gastroenterologist. He expressed confidence in his surgeon, Dr. Chabot, stating, “I don’t want a lot of numbers. I just want the number for the best.” His experience underscores the hospital's reputation for excellence in pancreatic cancer care.

~JB

At 42, Alondra was diagnosed with colorectal cancer. Thanks to the support of her care team at Columbia, she was able to quickly return to her life and her family. Her story is featured among other patient experiences on Columbia's cancer care page.

~TRHY

Calvin Martin, a prostate cancer survivor, shares his journey to raise awareness about the importance of routine screenings. His story emphasizes the significance of early detection and the supportive care received at Columbia.

~GBNY

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