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Access-A-Ride Designated Pick-Up/Drop-Off Locations February 2010 Access-A-Ride Designated Pick-up/Drop-off Locations February 2010 Manhattan Location Address Beacon Theater 2124 Broadway and 74th Street Beth Israel Medical Center East 17th Street and 1st Avenue (South curb, between 1st & 2nd Avenues) Beth Israel Medical Center / 10 Union Square East Phillips Ambulatory Care Center (between East 14th and 15th Streets) Beth Israel North 1555 3rd Avenue (between 87th and 88th Streets) Beth Israel Upper Manhattan 2465 Broadway Dialysis Center (West 92nd Street) Columbia Presbyterian Hospital 161 Ft. Washington Avenue (West 165th Street) Columbia Presbyterian Hospital 650 West 168th Street (Fort Washington Avenue) Columbia Presbyterian Hospital St. Nicholas Avenue (at West 167th Street) Council of Human Services 345 Hudson Street (King Street, south curb, Greenwich Street to Hudson Street) DC37 Headquarters 140 Park Place (on Murray Street and the Joe DiMaggio Highway) Estelle R. Newman City Center 15 West 65th Street (between Broadway and Central Park West) Evelyn and Louis A. Green 200 East 4th Street (on Cooper Residence Square at East 5th Street) Gramercy Park Building 257 Park Avenue South (between 20th & 21st Streets) Grand Central Terminal East 42nd Street and Park Avenue Helmsley Medical Tower 1320 York Avenue (northbound near East 71st Street) Hospital for Joint Diseases 301 East 17th Street (south curb [cut in] between 1st Avenue and Nathan Perlman Place) Hunter College On 68th Street at Lexington Avenue (southwest corner) ICD International Center for the 340 East 24th Street Disabled (1st Avenue, also the Stein Senior Center, dead end to 1st Avenue) The Lighthouse 111 East 59th Street (between Park and Lexington Avenues) Lincoln Center Broadway at West 65th Street; temporary site: West 62nd Street (between Columbus and Amsterdam Avenues) Madison Square Garden West 31st Street (between 7th and 8th Avenues, nearer to 7th Avenue) Madison Square Garden / Penn West 33rd Street and 8th Avenue Station (near 8th Avenue) Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat 210 East 64th Street (between 2nd and 3rd Avenues) Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer 1250 1st Avenue Center (between East 67th and 68th Streets - Arnold and Marie Schwartz International Hall of Science for Cancer Research) Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer 425 East 67th Street Center (Enid A. Haupt Pavilion - between 1st and York Avenues, near 1st Avenue) Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer 1233 York Avenue Center Residence Building (between East 66th and East 67th Streets) Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer 1275 York Avenue Center / Memorial Hospital (between East 67th and East 68th Streets) Mount Sinai Medical Center 1468 Madison Avenue (at East 101st Street near the emergency room, northbound) Mount Sinai School of Medicine 5 East 98th Street (near 5th Avenue, eastbound between 5th and Madison Avenues, also Faculty Practice Associates) North General Hospital 1879 Madison Avenue (between 121st and 122nd Streets) NY Eye & Ear Hospital 310 East 14th Street (at 2nd Avenue) NYU Hospital 530 First Avenue (at East 32nd Street) O'Toole Medical Services Building 36 Seventh Avenue (between 12th and 13th Streets) MTA, NYCT, Bridges & Tunnels / Whitehall Street Paratransit (Bowling Green, across from 2 Broadway) Penn South Cooperative 330-340 West 28th Street (between 8th and 9th Avenues) Port Authority Bus Terminal West 42nd Street (between 8th and 9th Avenues) Radio City Music Hall West 50th Street and 6th Avenue (across from Radio City Music Hall) Roosevelt Hospital 425 West 59th Street (between 9th and Amsterdam Avenues) TWU Headquarters West 64th Street (West End Avenue) United Cerebral Palsy of NYC, Inc. 122 East 23rd Street (near Lexington Avenue) Visions at Selis Manor 135 West 23rd Street (north curb, between 6th and 7th Avenues) YMHA/YWHA 1395 Lexington Avenue 92nd Street "Y" (East 92nd Street) Brooklyn Location Address Amico Senior Center 5901 13th Avenue (west curb, 59th Street to 60th Street) Beth Israel Medical Center 3131 Kings Highway (at Avenue N) Brookdale Hospital Medical Center 555 Rockaway Parkway (between Linden Boulevard and Church Avenue) Brookdale Radiology Association 9701 Church Avenue (between East 98th Street and Rockaway Parkway) Brooklyn Army Terminal 140 58th Street (south curb, 1st to 2nd Avenues) Coney Island Hospital 2601 Ocean Parkway (Shore Parkway) Council Senior Center 1001 Quentin Road (at East 10th Street) Eileen Dugan Senior Citizens 380 Court Street Center (between Carroll and President Streets) Independent Care System 25 Elm Place (between Livingston and Fulton Streets) Kings County Hospital (Buildings B 451 Clarkson Avenue and C) (south curb, Albany Avenue to New York Avenue) Westbound Kings County Hospital (University 470 Clarkson Avenue Hospital of Brooklyn) (New York Avenue to Albany Avenue) Eastbound Kings Plaza Shopping Mall East 54th and Avenue U (southside of street between Flatbush Avenue and Mill Road) L.I. College Hospital 339 Hicks Street (east curb, Amity Street to Atlantic Avenue) Maimonides Hospital 4802 10th Avenue (west curb, 48th Street to 49th Street) New York Methodist Hospital 506 6th Street (between 7th & 8th Avenues) New York State Office Building 55 Hanson Place (corner of South Elliott Place) New York State Offices / LIRR Atlantic Avenue at Ft. Green Place Atlantic Terminal / Atlantic Center by Marshalls Mall Omni Rehabilitation Center 1651 Coney Island Avenue Social Security Office 195 Montague Street (between Court and Clinton Streets) Woodhull Medical Center Marcus Garvey Boulevard and Ellery Street Bronx Location Address Beth Abraham Hospital Bronx Park East (Allerton Avenue) Bronx Dialysis Center 1615 Eastchester Road (at Jarrett Place) Bronx Zoo (WCS) Southern Boulevard and East 183rd Street Bronx Zoo (WCS) Boston Road / Bronx Park South Concourse Village East Concourse Village East (Morris Avenue) at 161st Street, southbound Concourse Village West 158th Street and Concourse Village West Cross-Jurisdictional Point 711 Nereid Avenue (near White Plains Road, Furman Avenue) HIP / St. Barnabas Southern 324 East 149th Street Center (near Morris Avenue) Martin Luther King Health Center 169th Street and Fulton Avenue Methadone Clinic 487 Willis Avenue (at East 147th Street, west corner) Mitchell Senior Center 188 Lincoln Avenue (at East 136th Street) Montefiore Hospital 111 East 210th Street (at Kossuth Avenue) Montefiore Hospital 3400 Bainbridge Avenue (Green Medical Arts Pavilion) (at East 210th Street) Montefiore Medical Center East Gun Hill Road at Rochambeau Avenue Pelham Bay Park Station On Bruckner Boulevard at Westchester Avenue (east corner) Riverdale Avenue between 258th Skyview Shopping Center (South) and 259th Streets Riverdale Avenue between 258th 5684 Riverdale Avenue (North) and 259th Streets St. Barnabas Hospital Third Avenue and East 189th Street Union Community Health Center 2021 Grand Concourse (Grand Concourse, southbound, between Burnside Avenue and Bush Street) Westchester IHOP transfer point Ropes Avenue at Boston Road Yankee Stadium/Gate 4 East 161st Street (at Macombs Dam Bridge) Queens Location Address Citi Field/Bullpen Gate 126th Street (across from 37th Avenue) Clearview Senior Center 208-11 26th Avenue (between Corporal Kennedy Street and Clearview Expressway) College Point Dialysis Center 23-14 College Point Boulevard (23rd Avenue between 23rd and 25th Avenues, southbound side) Construction - Temporary 62-20 108th Street (Bus Stop) Dialysis Center Island 120-46 Queens Boulevard Rehabilitative Services (80th Road) Dialysis Hillside Avenue 220-22 Hillside Avenue (middle of Braddock Avenue to 88th Street) Dialysis Island Rehab 34-35 70th Street (35th Avenue) Elmhurst General Hospital 79-01 Broadway (Baxter Avenue) Elmhurst General Hospital Hoep Pavilion at 77-11 Broadway Flushing Hospital 146-01 45th Avenue (Burling Street and Parsons Boulevard) Government Building 155-10 Jamaica Avenue (153rd Street Bus Stop) 11432 HIP Forest Hills Medical Office 96-10 Metropolitan Avenue (at Selfridge Street, eastbound, across from MRI Associates of Queens) HIP Queens-Long Island, Medical 125-06 101st Avenue Group (between 125th and 126th Streets) Jamaica Hospital Medical Center 8900 Van Wyck Expressway (between 89th and 91st Avenues) NY Medical Center Queens 5645 Main Street (Booth Memorial Avenue) Paratransit Headquarters 33-00 Northern Boulevard (Northern Boulevard at 33rd Street) Queens Center Mall 90-15 Queens Boulevard (eastside of Queens Boulevard, between 57th and 59th Avenues) Queens Village Dialysis Center 222-16 Hempstead Avenue (222nd Street, eastbound side) Samuel Fields YMHA 58-20 Little Neck Parkway (between 58th and 60th Avenues) UCP Queens 81-15 164th Street (Goethals Avenue) 11432 Woodhaven Medical Associates 66-11 Woodhaven Boulevard Staten Island Location Address Clove Lakes Health Care & 25 Fanning Place Rehabilitation Center (corner of South Gannon Avenue, between South Gannon and Westwood Avenues) Dialysis Richmond Kidney Center 1366 Victory Boulevard (Cypress Avenue) Dialysis Richmond Kidney Center 1550 Richmond Avenue (near side of Merrill Avenue) Island Rehabilitative Services 470 Seaview Avenue Dialysis Center (at Nugent Avenue across from Staten Island University Hospital) Jewish Community Center 1297 Arthur Kill Road (southbound between Arden and Huguenot Avenues) Sea View Hospital Rehabilitation 460 Brielle Avenue Center & Home (Ornstein Road, Robitzek Building - inside the hospital grounds) Staten Island College 2800 Victory Boulevard (Building 1P) Arts Center Staten Island Ferry Saint George Richmond Terrace Ramp E adjacent to elevator .
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