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New York Hospital Queens
From proud and humble origins in 1957, New York Hospital Queens has grown into a cutting-edge medical facility, able to serve the complex needs of the city's most culturally diverse borough. Today, this 439-bed tertiary care, community teaching hospital and Level 1 trauma center provides a full spectrum of sophisticated inpatient and outpatient services and employs full-time chairmen in 14 medical specialties, which include ambulatory care, cancer care, cardiology, community medicine, obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics, and surgery services including cardiac surgery for a borough of 2.2 million. New York Hospital Queens is a designated AIDS center, stroke center, and operates the Cardiac Health Center, a community-based heart disease prevention, education, and rehabilitation facility.
2013-2014 Savings Breakdown
| Greenhouse Gas Emissions: | 0 lbs |
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| Individuals: | 0 |
| Dollars: | $0 |
| kWh: | 0 |
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Archived Campaign Success
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| Greenhouse Gas Emissions (lbs.) | 2,368,470 |
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| Dollars | $188,516 |
| kWh | 1,391,400 |
| BTUs | 1,967,773,374 |
