Twentieth Timeline
Submitted by chh4011 on February 25, 2016 - 9:28am
In September, New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center opens.
In September, New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center opens.
Lying-In Hospital and Manhattan Maternity and Dispensary sign agreements with New York Hospital to form the departments of Ob/GYN and pediatrics, respectively.
In June, New York Hospital and Cornell University sign an agreement leading to the formation of the New York Hospital Cornell Medical Center.
New York Hospital and Cornell University Medical College establish an affiliation agreement.
New York Hospital opens Campbell Convalescent Cottages.
Manhattan Maternity and Dispensary opens at 327 East 60th Street.
Cornell University Medical College is established.
Bloomingdale Asylum moves to White Plains.
In March, New York Hospital opens a new building on West 15th and 16th Streets. The New York Hospital Training School for Nurses is established.
New York Hospital opens the House of Relief, a sub-station for emergency care on Chambers Street. The House of Relief later opens a facility on Hudson Street in 1894.