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Better health starts with a better health system. Ranked #1 for quality care in the U.S. by Vizient, Inc.

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The results are in: NYU Langone Health continues to have the most No. 1-ranked specialties on U.S. News & World Report’s annual “Best Hospitals” list, and the most top 10-ranked specialties among medical centers in the nation. We’re also on the @usnews Honor Roll of the top 20 hospitals in the nation and among the No. 1 hospitals in the New York metro area. All 13 of our ranked clinical specialties placed in the top 20 nationally, with 12 in the top 10: ▪️No. 1 in neurology and neurosurgery (fifth year in a row) ▪️No. 1 in cardiology, heart, and vascular surgery (second year in a row) ▪️No. 2 in pulmonology and lung surgery ▪️No. 2 in geriatrics ▪️No. 2 in orthopedics ▪️No. 2 in urology ▪️No. 4 in diabetes and endocrinology ▪️No. 6 in rehabilitation, which was also ranked No. 1 in New York State ▪️No. 6 in gastroenterology and GI surgery ▪️No. 8 in psychiatry (tied) ▪️No. 9 in rheumatology ▪️No. 10 in obstetrics and gynecology (tied) ▪️No. 14 in cancer “NYU Langone achieved these top rankings through our talented and dedicated care teams, with each relentlessly focusing on the details that impact patient outcomes and experience,” said Alec C. Kimmelman, MD, PhD, dean of NYU Grossman School of Medicine and CEO of NYU Langone Health. “This commitment to exceptionalism results in the highest standard of quality care that we consistently deliver across every location.” Learn more about this year’s rankings at the link in bio. 04 Aug 2026

Social media trends like “What I Eat in a Day” videos and claims that cutting out gluten or dairy is necessary for a healthy lifestyle may seem harmless, but they can contribute to restrictive habits and reinforce disordered eating. We asked Dr. Andrea Vazzana, co-director of the Feeding and Eating Disorder Service at NYU Langone’s Child Study Center, part of Hassenfeld Children’s Hospital, to share the truth about some of these trends and explain why they may be more harmful than they appear. Share this video to help others recognize the potential impact of these trends. 10 Nov 2026

Our annual “Sala-bration” this year raised more than $1 million to support Sala Institute for Child and Family Centered Care at Hassenfeld Children’s Hospital, which will help ensure children and families receive the compassionate, comprehensive support they need throughout their care journey. For the first time, the Sala Champion award honored an entire care team, recognizing six members of 2-year-old Wyatt Lopez’s multidisciplinary care team and his grandmother, Andrea Muster. Wyatt spent 351 days in the Congenital Cardiovascular Care Unit before receiving a heart transplant in September 2025. Throughout his hospitalization, his care team supported his medical needs and well-being, while Andrea stayed attuned to his routines and comforts—highlighting the essential role families play in a child’s care. “Sala Institute reflects our promise to partner with families and make care more compassionate, less overwhelming, and centered on the needs of every child,” said Alec C. Kimmelman, MD, PhD, dean and CEO of NYU Langone Health. Along with Andrea, this year’s Sala Champion award recipients include: Dr. T.K. Susheel Kumar; Dr. Rakesh Singh; Dr. Sujata B. Chakravarti; Colsie Myrie, MSN, PNP, RN; Elizabeth Ingram, MS; and Erin Villani, LCSW. Our Champions represent a very large group of extraordinary people whose collective commitment helped Wyatt receive lifesaving care while continuing to grow, play, and develop. Congratulations to all! Swipe ➡️ to see highlights from this year’s celebration and head to the link in bio for more. 📸: Sam Hollenshead and Laura Olsson Photography 05 Nov 2026

Last year, Adrian Nolasco lost his right leg in an accident. This year, he crossed the finish line at the @nycmarathon. As an active 27-year-old, Adrian was determined not to let his amputation hold him back. After experiencing pain whenever he used his prosthetic, he sought care from Dr. Omri Ayalon, an orthopedic surgeon and co-director of NYU Langone Health’s Center for Amputation Reconstruction. Dr. Ayalon performed surgery to correct the nerve issue causing his pain, helping Adrian get back to doing what he loves. And he hit the ground running—literally. “I ran this for the second chance at life I got after losing my leg,” he says of running the New York City Marathon. “I'm so proud I did this one.” Congratulations, Adrian, on this incredible achievement! 🏅👏 04 Nov 2026

A patient’s journey through the hospital can include many stops along the way, and each one depends on different teams working together to keep care moving. At NYU Langone Health, patient placement and transport teams work around the clock to help make that process as seamless and comfortable as possible. That can mean coordinating the right bed based on a patient’s needs, working with care teams to determine where they should go, and safely transporting them between rooms, units, and other areas of the hospital. Their teamwork, empathy, and attention to detail are reflected in our No. 1 ranking for quality care in the U.S. by @vizient, which we recently received for the fifth year in a row. Roig Avila, a patient transporter, is one of the many people who help make a patient’s journey more seamless. For Roig, every transport is also an opportunity to offer reassurance and connection during a patient’s stay. Head to the link in bio to see how Roig and others help keep patient care moving across NYU Langone. 03 Nov 2026

Carly Stern sits down with Dr. Thea Gallagher, clinical psychologist and associate professor at NYU Langone Health, to explain why our minds keep replaying our most mortifying moments and what we can do to finally move on. Full Ask An Expert at the link in our bio. #sponsored 02 Nov 2026

Go, Amira, Go! Our PhD candidate Amira Gee (@geeamira_), who lives with type 1 diabetes, completed her first @nycmarathon on Sunday! Amira has lived with type 1 diabetes for nine years. During the 26.2 mile run, she managed her condition with an insulin pump and a continuous glucose monitor. She trained for five months leading up to race day, building up to a 20-mile-long run. Diabetes is personal for Amira, and it’s also the focus of her research. She studies barriers to glycemic control among women with pregestational diabetes. Amira ran in support of @beyondtype1, a nonprofit dedicated to the diabetes community. Congratulations, Amira, on this incredible milestone! 💜 #NYCMarathon #Type1Diabetes #T1D #NYUGrossman #NYULangone 02 Nov 2026

Halloween spirit is in full swing at NYU Langone Health! 🎃 Across the health system, patients, families, and care teams are celebrating with creative costumes, festive games, and plenty of spooky treats. At Hassenfeld Children’s Hospital, patients wore costumes donated by @starlightchildrensfoundation during a reverse trick-or-treat event organized by Sala Institute for Child and Family Centered Care, with staff delivering toys and treats right to patients’ rooms. In the NICU, some of our tiniest patients joined the Halloween fun as a dragon, a Jedi, and a pumpkin, with each costume lovingly made by their families and members of the care team. At Rusk Rehabilitation at NYU Langone Orthopedic Hospital, movie-inspired characters took center stage, including the cutest Mr. Forky and Wonder Woman, while patients, families, and staff at NYU Langone Hospital—Long Island enjoyed a party filled with games, crafts, and goodies. From imagination and laughter to plenty of Halloween magic, there’s so much to celebrate across NYU Langone Health. Wishing everyone a fun and safe Halloween! 🎃👻💜 31 Oct 2026

Just like no two fingerprints are alike, no two breast cancers are exactly the same. So why treat them as if they are? That’s where molecular oncology comes in. With molecular oncology, the unique DNA profile of each individual tumor is analyzed to help care teams personalize the type and duration of treatment, match patients with specific clinical trials, and adjust treatment approaches based on tumor response during treatment. At NYU Langone Health’s Perlmutter Cancer Center, every patient with breast cancer can access this tailored approach, which requires just a simple blood draw. Watch Dr. Shridar Ganesan, director of our Center for Molecular Oncology, and Dr. Elizabeth Comen, a breast oncologist and co-director of the Mignone Women’s Health Collaborative, explain how molecular oncology is helping advance more personalized breast cancer care. Head to the link in bio to learn more. 29 Oct 2026

For decades, Dr. Robert Montgomery helped give patients a second chance at life as a transplant surgeon. But in 2018, he found himself on the other side of the operating room when a rare inherited heart condition led him to need a heart transplant. The experience reshaped Dr. Montgomery’s perspective and strengthened his commitment to addressing the shortage of donor organs, including through pioneering research on the use of genetically modified pig organs. In a recent feature, The New York Times explores Dr. Montgomery’s personal journey and his efforts to transform the future of transplantation as director of the NYU Langone Transplant Institute. Swipe to learn more about his story and visit the link in bio to read the full @nytimes article. 27 Oct 2026

The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists says if you’re looking to get pregnant, you should aim to stop taking GLP-1s 1-2 months before conception — and stay off them for the course of the pregnancy. @drpessahpollack discusses the new guidance: “You want to be careful.” 26 Oct 2026

Every three weeks, Jennifer Taylor heads to NYU Langone Health’s Perlmutter Cancer Center for chemotherapy, bringing a watermelon slushie, a big bag of blankets and activities, a pair of pajamas, and a very important person: her best friend since preschool, Adrien Finkel. Diagnosed with stage 2 triple-positive breast cancer in May 2025, Jen has experienced firsthand how support from loved ones, her care team, and even strangers can help her navigate treatment. Since her diagnosis, she’s undergone an emergency egg retrieval, 12 weeks of chemotherapy, a double mastectomy, radiation, medically induced menopause, and a second round of chemotherapy that she’s expected to complete in December. Through it all, Adrien has been by her side. Together, they’ve documented Jen’s journey on @jenandadrien, their shared Instagram account, which has grown to more than 42,000 followers. Their online community offers connection and support to other women navigating breast cancer, while Jen and Adrien share the same encouragement they receive in return. “We’ve created this space online where people can peel back the curtain and see what having cancer is really like,” Jen says. “It shows the difficult parts, but also that friendship, laughter, food, girlhood, and joy can exist alongside it.” At Perlmutter Cancer Center, Jen is cared for by a team led by medical oncologist Dr. Ruth Oratz. She and Adrien have grown especially close to Jen’s nurse, Bianca Cassar, RN, who has become more than a trusted caregiver: she’s a friend for life. “Bianca has taken care of me medically, obviously, but she has also made me feel safe, known, and human,” Jen says. Head to the link in bio to read more about Jen and Adrien’s story, and how the support of other women can make a difference throughout breast cancer treatment. 23 Oct 2026

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