Hospitals
NYC has 63 hospitals, according to the New York State Department of Health.
New York City has solidified its position as a premier global life sciences hub. The city is best known for its unparalleled academic research density, home to world-renowned institutions like Memorial Sloan Kettering, Weill Cornell Medicine and Columbia University, which collectively attract record-breaking NIH funding. This scientific powerhouse drives a thriving biotechnology sector, where high-growth startups and unicorns leverage a massive venture capital ecosystem to advance drug discovery and precision medicine.
In the pharmaceutical realm, NYC serves as a strategic base for global giants like Pfizer and Bristol Myers Squibb, facilitating critical industry-academic partnerships.
The city is also a pioneer in healthcare innovation, leading the nation in digital health and healthtech through its "Silicon Alley" tech integration and AI-driven diagnostics.
Emerging medical device and medtech companies benefit from the region’s expansive clinical trial networks and the world’s largest healthcare consumer market.
New developments like SPARC Kips Bay and Innovation East are rapidly expanding commercial lab space and wet lab availability across Manhattan and the outer boroughs. Supported by a diverse life sciences talent pipeline, NYC's ecosystem seamlessly blends biomedical research with cutting-edge bioinformatics and data science.
From preclinical drug development to the commercialization of digital therapeutics, New York City offers an end-to-end environment for the next generation of medical breakthroughs.
NYC has 63 hospitals, according to the New York State Department of Health.
NYC is home to over 120 institutions of higher education, including 3 AAU and 4 R1 universities (Columbia, NYU, Cornell, and Rockefeller).
New York State received ~6,204 NIH awards in 2024; almost $3.2 billion was allocated to the greater NYC metro area.
VC funding reaches over $1 billion annually for life science companies in NYC.
There are ~5,100 life sciences companies in NYC.
Pfizer, Merck, Novartis, Sanofi, Eli Lilly, Johnson & Johnson, Novo Nordisk, Regeneron and others.
From Siemens Healthineers to startups like Nemedio and Dotmedcom, the medtech scene is both established and innovative.
There are ~5,800 active clinical studies registered in NYC.
New York, New York, United States
There are ~59,000 people employed in the life sciences in NYC.
~2.9 million ft² of lab/R&D space, with ~200,000 ft² under construction.
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