NYU Langone Medical Center Resumes Inpatient Services At Tisch Hospital
Several inpatient services and select surgical services are now available, including:
- Electrophysiology
- Inpatient and outpatient surgery
- Interventional Radiology
- Medical and surgical intensive care units
- Neurosurgery and the neuro intensive care unit
- Non-invasive cardiology, cardiovascular surgery and cardiovascular catheterization procedures
- Pediatric ambulatory surgery
- Post anesthesia care units (recovery room)
Ancillary services will be available including:
- Blood bank
- Clinical, pathology and microbiology labs
- Dialysis
- Pharmacy
- Radiology
- Respiratory therapy
Additionally, on January 14 the following services are expected to resume:
- Congenital Cardiovascular Care Unit (services resume January 7)
- Epilepsy
- Hematology/oncology and bone marrow transplant
- Internal medicine
- KiDS of NYU Langone Neonatal ICU
- Labor and delivery
- Mother/Baby Unit
- Neurology
- Observation Care
- Pediatrics
- Pediatric intensive care unit
At this time, no date has been determined for the re-opening of NYU Langone’s Emergency Department. The ED, located on the ground floor level of Tisch Hospital, was in the initial stage of a major construction and expansion program when Hurricane Sandy hit. As a result of the damage incurred, it is not possible to open or immediately relocate the ED at this time. Recognizing the key role the ED plays in providing healthcare services to the community, NYU Langone will establish an Urgent Care Center. The Urgent Care Center will be staffed by ED clinicians and will handle a range of walk-in cases. Patients presenting for medical care will be evaluated and those with minor complaints will be discharged once treated; those requiring additional evaluation will be admitted to the appropriate inpatient unit and patients who require services currently not available at the Medical Center will be transported via ambulance to an appropriate facility.
“The re-opening of NYU Langone Medical Center, a driving force in New York’s economy, marks a milestone in the recovery process and means that tens of thousands of New Yorkers can return to the work they love,” said Senator Schumer, who brought FEMA Administrator Craig Fugate on a tour of the medical center shortly after the storm.
NYU Langone’s Hospital for Joint Diseases , Center for Musculoskeletal Care, Clinical Cancer Center and other offsite buildings are open, many with extended hours of service to ensure all new and current patients have access to care. In addition, all physician offices located on the main campus are open in their original locations.
Additional information can be found at www.med.nyu.edu.
Posted December 28, 2012
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