The Queens Health Network (QHN) is the largest healthcare provider in the borough of Queens . QHN provides more than one million ambulatory care visits annually to the residents of Queens . Consisting of two leading acute care facilities, Elmhurst and Queens Hospital Centers, community-based medical centers and practices, and school-based health centers, QHN has reached across this vast borough of more than two million to provide preventive and healthcare services where they are needed.

QHN’s mission is to deliver the highest quality healthcare to the communities it serves.

Excellence in Health Care Delivery, Teaching, and Training

As a member of the NYC Health and Hospitals Corporation and long time affiliate of the Mount Sinai School of Medicine, QHN honors its commitment to improving community health as well as to advancing clinical knowledge.

QHN's residency programs serve as the training ground for the country's upcoming fine young physicians. Many of these medical practitioners continue their alliance with the network after graduation by developing practices in the community. QHN's hospital-based services compete with many of the city’s private healthcare institutions and have become one of the borough's major resources for specialized care.

Accreditation and Other Important Features

• Designated by the American Heart Association as an Emergency Heart Station
• Recognized by the American Diabetic Association
• 939 Receiving Hospital for Psychiatric Patients
• Regional Referral Center for Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
• Certified Home Health Agency Serving Queens and Brooklyn
• An Integrated Ambulatory and Inpatient Senior Care Center
• Accredited by the Joint Commission
• Accredited by Commission on the Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities
• Magnet Nursing status
• Elective Angioplasty.