New York-Presbyterian Hospital: Financial Assistance & Charity Care

Can't afford a bill from New York-Presbyterian Hospital? You may not have to pay all of it. Nonprofit hospitals must offer financial assistance — here are this hospital's actual income limits and how to apply, taken from its own published policy.

Quick facts

Free care: Not published — call the billing department to ask. NYP doesn't publish a separate free-care tier. Instead, the lowest income band (at or below 100% of the poverty level) pays small flat copays rather than the full bill — for example, $15 for an adult emergency visit.

Discounted care: Reduced prices on a sliding scale for incomes below 600% of the poverty level, tied to Medicaid rates (for example, 10% of the Medicaid rate at 101–200% of the poverty level). Your charges are capped at the amount generally billed to insurers.

How to apply: NYP Financial Aid application (PDF)

Phone: 1-866-252-0101 — Charity care / financial aid inquiries.

How to apply

  1. Check the sliding scale above — eligibility is based on family size and income only (assets are not counted).
  2. Fill out the financial aid application (link below) and mail it to: NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, Patient Financial Services, 100 Jericho Quadrangle, Suite 202, Jericho, NY 11753, Attn: George Plunkett — or fax it to (516) 801-8504.
  3. You can also get the form from any Admitting or Emergency department, or read the FAQ at nyp.org/patients-visitors/paying-for-care/faq.

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