Your gift will support the most advanced medical care in New York City for babies, kids, and teens.
From common illnesses to complex conditions, Hassenfeld Children’s Hospital at NYU Langone places kids and their families at the center of all we do. Spanning more than 35 medical and surgical specialties, our more than 400 doctors and health professionals tailor the most advanced care to each child’s unique needs.
Hassenfeld Children’s Hospital–34th Street is our new flagship location and the first new children’s hospital facility in New York in 15 years. Its innovative, thoughtful design creates an environment where kids can be kids, and where healing happens every day.
Strengthening the exceptional care at Hassenfeld Children’s Hospital and supporting the expert health professionals who deliver it is the aim of the Sala Institute for Child and Family Centered Care. Sala’s work revolves around the belief that family-centered care—embracing children and their families as full partners with their healthcare team—is better care.
Your generosity will ensure that thousands of children and families continue to receive New York’s most advanced, compassionate care at Hassenfeld Children’s Hospital.
"The monies donated were collected from my colleagues, and we made a team donation for the holidays. Instead of buying each other "useless" gifts, we thought that we would take the money and put it to good use at NYU Langone's Children's Services. We are happy to help children in need."
"Children are innocent and they are our future. ..."
"Children are innocent and they are our future. We owe it to them and ourselves to give each child every opportunity to live out their dreams (and ours) by making sure illness doesn't cut a single life short."
"NYU Langone is a top notch teaching research..."
"NYU Langone is a top notch teaching research hospital and children should benefit from what it has to offer."
"I donate to NYU Langone because of my niece’s daughter, Athena. Athena has Congenital Heart Disease and is a stroke survivor. She has been a patient of NYU several times, including two heart surgeries. We are so grateful for the ongoing care Athena receives from Dr. Alan Langsner, Dr. Ralph Mosca, and the entire NYU health care team."
