Hospitals on Long Island

Long Island is served by academic medical centers, community hospitals, specialty hospitals, and public healthcare facilities located throughout Nassau County and Suffolk County. These facilities provide emergency medicine, surgery, maternity care, cardiovascular treatment, cancer care, pediatric medicine, trauma services, behavioral health, rehabilitation, and other inpatient and outpatient services.
In Short
Most hospitals on Long Island are operated by Northwell Health, NYU Langone Health, Catholic Health, or Stony Brook Medicine. Nassau University Medical Center is operated by Nassau Health Care Corporation. Hospital names, affiliations, services, and emergency capabilities vary, so patients should use official hospital information and call 911 during a life-threatening emergency.
Interactive Map of Long Island Hospitals
Use the map to compare hospital locations across Nassau and Suffolk counties. Select a marker to view the hospital’s address, telephone number, healthcare system, official website, and driving directions.
Major Hospital Systems
Long Island’s hospitals are organized primarily within several large healthcare systems. Northwell Health operates academic, community, pediatric, and behavioral health hospitals across the island. Catholic Health operates six hospitals, including St. Francis Hospital & Heart Center and Good Samaritan University Hospital. NYU Langone Health operates major hospital campuses in Mineola and Patchogue, while Stony Brook Medicine operates hospitals in Stony Brook, Southampton, and Greenport.
Emergency and Specialized Care
For a life-threatening emergency, call 911 rather than relying on an online directory. The closest emergency department is often the appropriate destination for immediate care, but ambulance crews and physicians may direct patients to a hospital equipped for a particular need, such as trauma care, pediatric emergencies, cardiac intervention, stroke treatment, burn care, high-risk maternity care, or psychiatric services. Not every hospital offers every specialty, and some facilities listed below focus primarily on children, behavioral health, cardiovascular care, or other specialized services.
Long Island Hospital Directory
Methodology
This directory was compiled from official hospital and healthcare-system websites and is intended to identify major inpatient hospital campuses serving Long Island. It includes general hospitals, academic medical centers, children’s hospitals, public hospitals, and selected specialty hospitals. Outpatient offices, urgent-care centers, rehabilitation facilities, nursing homes, and standalone medical practices were not included.
The directory is not a ranking and does not evaluate medical quality or recommend a particular facility. Hospital names, ownership, campus relationships, services, trauma designations, and contact information can change. Readers should verify current information directly with the hospital or healthcare system. Map coordinates are based on published hospital addresses and are checked before being added to the production map.
Key Facts and Details
| Area covered | Nassau County, Suffolk County, and major hospital campuses serving the western Long Island area |
| Facilities included | 24 hospital campuses, including general, academic, pediatric, behavioral health, cardiac, and public hospitals |
| Major systems | Northwell Health, NYU Langone Health, Catholic Health, and Stony Brook Medicine |
| Public hospital | Nassau University Medical Center in East Meadow |
| Emergency guidance | Call 911 for life-threatening emergencies and follow instructions from emergency medical personnel |
| Before visiting | Confirm the hospital campus, department, entrance, visiting rules, parking information, and current contact details |
Hospitals across Long Island range from large academic medical centers to community and specialty facilities serving individual towns and broader regions. The interactive map and directory provide a starting point for locating each campus, learning about its healthcare system, and visiting the hospital’s official website for current services, directions, and patient information.
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