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Here Are the Oxford Network Acute Care Hospitals Resources | Acute Care Hospitals | Oxford/New York Here are the Oxford network acute care hospitals Below is a list of network¹ acute care hospitals in the Oxford2 New York service area.3 Please note that this listing is subject to change. Freedom Liberty Oxford Metro Hospital name County Network Network Network® Blythedale Children’s Hospital X X X Westchester Bon Secours Community Hospital X X X Orange BronxCare Health System: Concourse Division X X X Bronx BronxCare Health System: Fulton Division X X X Bronx Brookhaven Memorial Hospital Medical Center X X X Suffolk Brooklyn Hospital Center X X X Kings Calvary Hospital X X X Bronx Catskill Regional Medical Center X X X Sullivan Cohen Children's Medical Center X X Nassau Eastern Long Island Hospital X X X Suffolk Ellenville Regional Hospital X X X Ulster Flushing Hospital Medical Center X X X Queens Glen Cove Hospital X X Nassau Good Samaritan Hospital X X X Rockland Good Samaritan Hospital Medical Center X X X Suffolk Gracie Square Hospital X X X New York Health Alliance Hospital: Broadway Campus X X X Ulster Health Alliance Hospital: Mary’s Avenue Campus X X X Ulster Helen Hayes Hospital X X X Rockland Hospital for Special Surgery X X X New York Huntington Hospital X X Suffolk Interfaith Medical Center X X X Kings Jamaica Hospital Medical Center X X X Queens John T. Mather Memorial Hospital X X Suffolk Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center X X X Kings continued Freedom Liberty Oxford Metro Hospital name County Network Network Network® Lenox Hill Hospital X X New York Long Island Jewish Forest Hills X X Queens Long Island Jewish Medical Center X X Nassau Long Island Jewish Valley Stream X X Nassau Maimonides Medical Center X X Kings Margaretville Memorial Hospital X X X Delaware Memorial Sloan Kettering Memorial Hospital X X X New York Mercy Medical Center X X X Nassau MidHudson Regional Hospital X X X Dutchess Mount Sinai Beth Israel X X X New York Mount Sinai Brooklyn X X X Kings Mount Sinai Hospital X X X New York Mount Sinai Queens X X X Queens Mount Sinai St. Luke's X X X New York Nassau University Medical Center X X X Nassau New York Community Hospital of Brooklyn X X X Kings New York Eye and Ear Infirmary of Mount Sinai X X X New York New York-Presbyterian Allen Hospital X X X New York New York-Presbyterian X X X Kings Brooklyn Methodist Hospital New York-Presbyterian Hudson Valley Hospital X X X Westchester New York-Presbyterian Lawrence Hospital X X X Westchester New York-Presbyterian Lower Manhattan Hospital X X X New York New York-Presbyterian Queens Hospital X X X Queens New York-Presbyterian/Columbia Univ Med Ctr X X X New York New York-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Med Ctr X X X New York North Shore University Hospital X X Nassau Northern Dutchess Hospital X X X Dutchess Northern Westchester Hospital X X Westchester NYC Health + Hospitals / Bellevue X X X New York NYC Health + Hospitals / Coney X X X Kings NYC Health + Hospitals / Elmhurst X X X Queens NYC Health + Hospitals / Harlem X X X New York NYC Health + Hospitals / Jacobi X X X Bronx NYC Health + Hospitals / Kings County X X X Kings NYC Health + Hospitals / Lincoln X X X Bronx NYC Health + Hospitals / Metropolitan X X X New York NYC Health + Hospitals / North Central Bronx X X X Bronx NYC Health + Hospitals / Queens X X X Queens NYC Health + Hospitals / Woodhull X X X Kings NYU Langone Hospital / Brooklyn X X Kings NYU Langone Orthopedic Hospital X X New York NYU Winthrop Hospital X X X Nassau continued Freedom Liberty Oxford Metro Hospital name County Network Network Network® Orange Regional Medical Center X X X Orange Peconic Bay Medical Center X X Suffolk Phelps Hospital X X Westchester Plainview Hospital X X Nassau Putnam Hospital Center X X X Putnam Richmond University Medical Center X X X Richmond South Nassau Communities Hospital X X X Nassau Southampton Hospital X X X Suffolk Southside Hospital X X Suffolk St. Anthony Community Hospital X X X Orange St. Barnabas Hospital X X X Bronx St. Catherine of Siena Medical Center X X X Suffolk St. Charles Hospital X X X Suffolk St. Francis Hospital X X X Nassau St. John’s Riverside Hospital: Andrus Pavilion X X X Westchester St. John’s Riverside Hospital: X X X Westchester Dobbs Ferry Pavilion St. John’s Episcopal Hospital X X X Queens St. Joseph Hospital X X X Nassau St. Joseph’s Medical Center X X X Westchester St. Mary’s Hospital for Children X X X Queens Staten Island University Hospital X X Richmond Stony Brook University Hospital X X Suffolk Syosset Hospital X X Nassau Tisch Hospital X X New York University Hospital of Brooklyn X X X Kings Vassar Brothers Medical Center X X X Dutchess Westchester Medical Center X X X Westchester Wyckoff Heights Medical Center X X X Kings Visit myuhc.com for the most up-to-date list. 1 Effective Jan. 1, 2021 2 Oxford insurance products are underwritten by Oxford Health Insurance, Inc. Administrative services provided by Oxford Health Plans. 3 The Oxford New York service area includes Bronx, Dutchess, Kings, Nassau, New York, Orange, Putnam, Queens, Richmond, Rockland, Suffolk, Sullivan, Ulster and Westchester Counties. B2B EI1957476.1 1/21 © 2021 Oxford Health Plans LLC. All Rights Reserved. 21-507102.
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