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Search NYC.gov for   Advanced Search Business and Consumer Information Education Environment Government Health and Human Services Housing and Buildings Public Safety Sanitation Things To Do Transportation Community Health and Safety Disabilities Hospitals Insurance Vital Records How can I find a public hospital? How can I find the number for a hospital? What are my rights a patient? How can I learn if a doctor has been disciplined? Page:  1 How can I find a public hospital? The Health and Hospitals Corporation (HHC) provides health services to more than 1.3 million New Yorkers at its award healthcare facilities. To learn more about HHC hospitals, and to find an HHC facility near you, visit HHC online. NYC.gov and Other Resources: HHC Facilities Map Health and Hospitals Corporation [back to top] How can I find the number for a hospital? The Health and Hospitals Corporation provides contact information for its public hospitals. NYC.gov provides numbers for other hospitals in the city, as well. NYC.gov and Other Resources: Greater New York Hospital Association HHC Hospitals [back to top] What are my rights a patient? The NYS Department of Health (DOH) provides information about your rights as a patient in NY. NYC.gov and Other Resources: Patients Rights Information [back to top] How can I learn if a doctor has been disciplined? The NYS DOH Office of Professional Medical Conduct (OPMC) is responsible for investigating complaints about physicians, physician assistants and specialist assistants. The Office also monitors practitioners who have been placed on probation. NYC.gov and Other Resources: Physician Complaint Information Database - NYS DOH Physician Complaint Form - NYS DOH Office of Profession Medical Conduct - NYS DOH [back to top] Page:  1

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