NewYork-Presbyterian Hudson Valley Hospital

About Us

New York-Presbyterian/Hudson Valley Hospital is a fully accredited general, voluntary, not-for-profit 128-bed Hospital serving the community with high quality health care through our team of more than 450 physicians and 1,300 employees.

The Hospital was founded in 1889 by the Helping Hand Association. Today, the Hospital boasts excellent inpatient care in both medical and surgical units, a busy maternity unit, an intensive care unit, and a progressive care unit. The Hospital operates a full-service state-of-the-art, 24-hour, ''no-wait'' emergency department along with a state-of-the-art surgical center, laboratories, cardio-pulmonary center, and a physical therapy center.

The hospital’s services reach out to the community with our affiliates in, Croton, Putnam Valley, Montrose, Cold Spring and Hopewell. However, patients come from Dutchess County in the north and Orange County to the west.

The Board of Directors, made up of dedicated community citizens from the Hospital's service area, provides leadership without remuneration to maintain and expand Hospital programs offered to the community.

This combination of practical management, high technology and medical expertise enables NewYork-Presbyterian/Hudson Valley Hospital to diagnose, treat and monitor medical problems and emergencies in keeping with the highest standards possible in health care today.