NewYork-Presbyterian
Lawrence Hospital
Amazing Things are Happening Here
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Why Choose Us
A Network of Superior Care with Columbia Expertise
NewYork-Presbyterian Lawrence Hospital provides access to primary care physicians and specialists from ColumbiaDoctors, the faculty practice Columbia University Irving Medical Center and NewYork-Presbyterian Medical Group Westchester. Our 291-bed facility is home to a cancer center, maternity center, breast health center, two cardiac catheterization labs, and a state-designated Stroke Center. We provide advanced services such as minimally invasive surgery, state-of-the-art orthopedic care, and access to clinical trials.
Services & Specialties
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HIGHLIGHTS
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COVID-19: What to Know
FAQs, visitation policies, and other information about the coronavirus.
Take a Virtual Tour of Our Maternity Center
All private rooms, modern amenities, and advanced maternity care.
World-Class Cancer Center
Our Columbia University Irving Medical Center-led cancer team provides the most advanced, comprehensive cancer care in a convenient and modern setting.
Featured Stories
Stories of Science, Care & Wellness
10 Things Pregnant Women Should Know About COVID-19
Dr. Anna Burgansky, director of obstetrics and gynecology, chief of the division of general OB/GYN at NewYork-Presbyterian Lawrence Hospital, and an assistant professor of obstetrics and gynecology at Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons provides 10 tips women should know about Pregnancy and COVID-19.
Stories from Health Matters
What to Know About Social Distancing HM What to Know About Social Distancing HM
A NewYork-Presbyterian medical group infectious disease specialist, Dr. David Goldberg, explains why social distancing is an important tool to decrease the chance you contract the coronavirus (COVID-19) and to help stop its spread.
Stories from Health Matters
The Surprising Benefits of Donating Blood The Surprising Benefits of Donating Blood
NewYork-Presbyterian experts explain how donating blood not only helps someone in need, but also offers health benefits for the donors themselves.
Stories from Health Matters
Is Too Much Sitting Harming Your Body? Is Too Much Sitting Harming Your Body?
Dr. Elan Goldwaser discusses the dangers of prolonged sitting, how it causes more than just back pain, and ways to undo the damage.
Stories from Health Matters
Reimagining How Sports Medicine Is Delivered Reimagining How Sports Medicine Is Delivered
NewYork-Presbyterian's Sports Performance Institute brings together doctors, physical therapists, and athletic trainers all under one roof.
Stories from Health Matters
10 Easy Heart Health Tips 10 Easy Heart Health Tips
NewYork-Presbyterian cardiologists share simple ways to promote a healthy heart.
PATIENT STORIES
Amazing Things are Happening Here
I’m thankful they’ve given me the rest of my life, and I’m able to spend time with my daughters.
Probably half of Bronxville is now well aware of [NewYork-Presbyterian] Lawrence Hospital, because my wife and I have told them about my experience!
Not having the pain, being able to walk and move freely, it's impossible for me to put into words what that means.
I feel like I have a second lease on life. My health problems are gone: my blood pressure is normal, I have no more leg pain, I’m sleeping well and I have better energy. I’m walking all the time now and I’ll even take the long way to get places now!
The support that we got from the hospital was so good. I personally really did not miss a beat. My life went on.
Awards & Recognition
Recognized for High Standards in Patient Care
The Stroke program at NewYork-Presbyterian Lawrence Hospital has received the American Heart and Stroke Association’s Get With The Guidelines® – Stroke GOLD PLUS Quality Achievement Award and Target: Stroke™ Honor Roll.
The Carol H. Taylor Breast Health Center has been designated a Breast Imaging Center of Excellence by the American College of Radiology (ACR).
Our cancer program is approved by the Commission on Cancer of the American College of Surgeons. The program offers a full range of diagnostic and treatment services and access to clinical trials.