James Yoon, DO at NewYork-Presbyterian Medical Group Queens

Summary: The page describes NYU Langone Health as a large nonprofit integrated academic health system affiliated with New York University. It operates across more than 320 locations in the New York City region and Florida, including seven inpatient facilities (Tisch Hospital, Kimmel Pavilion, NYU Langone Orthopedic Hospital, Hassenfeld Children’s Hospital, and NYU Langone Hospital–Brooklyn/Long Island/Suffolk) and Rusk Rehabilitation. With more than 54,000 employees, annual revenue around $15.4 billion (2025), and significant philanthropic support, NYU Langone Health encompasses the NYU Grossman School of Medicine and related medical schools, delivering healthcare, education, and biomedical research. Main HQ located at 550 First Avenue, NYC. Note on user query relevance: - If you’re specifically seeking Infectious Diseases in Flushing, this page confirms NYU Langone Health is a major NYC system with many locations but does not list a Flushing-based infectious diseases facility. For targeted services in Flushing, NYU Langone’s network may include nearby campuses or affiliated sites in the NYC metro area; consider checking their locations page or conducting a directed search for “Infectious Diseases NYU Langone Flushing” to identify the closest clinic or hospital offering infectious diseases care.

Mount Sinai Hospital (New York) is a nonprofit teaching hospital and the flagship of Mount Sinai Health System, located on the Upper East Side at 1 Gustave L. Levy Place and 1468 Madison Ave, NYC. Founded in 1852, it offers tertiary and quaternary care across all specialties, including AIDS care, stroke, perinatal services, and a large maternity program. It is affiliated with the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai and adjacent to Mount Sinai Kravis Children’s Hospital. The facility has 1,139 beds and a significant history of medical breakthroughs in areas like cardiology, immunotherapy, organ transplantation, and gene therapy. The hospital operates as part of a global network (27 countries) and is a major teaching and research center in New York. For infectious diseases, Mount Sinai provides comprehensive clinical care, research, and education through its hospital and affiliated centers.