NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center Blood Bank

The Blood Bank at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center belongs to a network that supports an entire hospital’s transfusion needs. In facilities like this, blood collection is merely the first step—distribution, testing, and logistics tie everything together without fanfare. Just east of the FDR’s loop and near the Queensboro Bridge lies the Upper East Side hub where donations arrive and depart around the clock.

At 530 E 70th St New York, NY 10065, the station runs a tight operation for donors and recipients alike. Lab services here include virology panels, antibody screens, and direct cross-matching when every minute counts. A restroom on site keeps visitors comfortable while they complete their visit—small details count when every step has purpose.

Whether dropping by before work or weaving a stop into Upper East Side errands, reach the team quickly by phone: *212-746-2425*. Behind the curtain, technologists track units and antigen profiles before they reach operating rooms across Manhattan, quietly stitching science to survival.

For the most efficient route tap the map ahead: directions here. The block often fills fast after lunch—plan accordingly.