Top 25 New York hospitals by net patient revenue

Which hospitals have the highest net patient revenue in New York?

Collectively, the top 25 hospitals in New York State account for more than $62 billion in net patient revenue.

NewYork-Presbyterian Weill Cornell Medical Center takes the first-place spot on our list with a net patient revenue of more than $10.09 billion. This facility is also one of the largest in the state, with a total of 862 staffed beds. Tisch Hospital follows in second place with about $8.13 billion, while Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center ranks third with approximately $5.46 billion.

Both New York-Presbyterian Weill Cornell Medical Center and Tisch Hospital are academic medical centers and part of larger, well-renowned integrated delivery networks (IDN) within New York, which likely contributes to their substantial revenue. Memorial Sloan Kettering, meanwhile, is a nationally recognized leader in cancer centers, attracting patients from across the country.

Where in New York are the top hospitals by net patient revenue located?

All three of the top hospitals on the list are based in New York, New York.

Of the 25 hospitals on the list, nine hospitals are located in New York, New York. An additional five hospitals are based in Brooklyn, Bronx, Queens, or Staten Island, additional boroughs of New York City.

In total, the hospitals in the five boroughs of New York City account for more than half of the hospitals on the list, which is unsurprising given the city’s population and the renowned reputation of many of the hospitals in NYC that attract patients from outside the city and state. Interested in diving deeper? Explore our list of hospitals in NYC by NPR.

Why this data matters for healthcare organizations

Net patient revenue isn’t just a measure of hospital size. It reflects a combination of patient volume, service mix, and negotiated pricing. While it can serve as a directional indicator of where care and revenue are concentrated, it should be interpreted alongside factors such as payor mix and case complexity.

For companies in the healthcare ecosystem, this kind of ranking shows where healthcare dollars are concentrated, helping inform where relationships and resources may have the greatest impact.

For life science companies, these hospitals tend to be high-volume, high-acuity environments that shape the adoption of new therapies and devices.

Health systems themselves can benchmark against peers, seeing where they sit in terms of scale and revenue concentration.

Staffing firms, supply companies, and construction or facilities management firms also benefit from this information, as high-revenue hospitals tend to drive demand for personnel, equipment, and capital projects.

And for other service vendors or digital health companies, it can help spot facilities with the scale to support growth, especially when resources are limited.

Just as importantly, shifts in these rankings over time can signal broader trends, such as the growth of specialty care (e.g., oncology), the expansion of academic medical centers, or the increasing consolidation of care within large health systems or IDNs.

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