New York Presbyterian Hospital Hem

Languages drift apart on the Upper East Side like the tides of the East River. NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital HEM, though, brings precision in oncology under one of Manhattan’s more recognizable skylines. Across the river, the Met’s stone lions keep silent company with this medical anchor.

Its emergent therapies and specialized infusion suites stand 18 floors above East 68^th Street, between York Avenue and the Franklin D. Roosevelt Drive, a precise rectangle of white stone and reflecting glass anchored at 525 E 68^th Street, New York, NY 10065.

Outpatient and inpatient oncology converge here—not just radiation suites, but also programs in surgical oncology, hematology, and cellular therapy. Clinical trials unfurl their enrollment lists quietly; support services for nutrition and psycho-oncology weave through the same floors.

Questions about protocols or venues schedule their own call. Fire up the map and head straight: directions. Reach the reception desk at