Crackdown Ordered As Bars Create Street Party With To-Go Drinks

Revelers packed sidewalks around Upper East Side bars and restaurants this weekend.

Manhattan Community Board Publishes Coronavirus Update For May 13

The Mayor announced that Grace Bonilla will serve as Executive Director of the Racial Equity and Inclusion Task Force.

Mount Sinai Cuts Hazard Pay For NYC Nurses, Report Says

The New York City hospital system is scrapping a hazard pay policy for nurses after four weeks.

UES Lawmaker Organizes Mask Giveaways

Upper East Siders can grab a free mask Friday at Carl Schurz Park.

Mount Sinai Ends Partnership With Evangelical Group

Samaritan's Purse treated 315 coronavirus patients in partnership with the Mount Sinai at a Central Park tent hospital.

Central Park Field Hospital To Close In May

The evangelical group that runs the hospital will move its operations to Mount Sinai's Beth Israel hospital.

VIDEO: Lenox Hill Discharges 1,000th Coronavirus Patient

Ramdeo Radhay, 61, was discharged Thursday after a 10-day stay in the Upper East Side hospital.

City-Run Nursing Home Has More Than 70 Coronavirus Cases: Report

The Health & Hospitals facility on Roosevelt Island treated coronavirus patients in an effort to expand the city's hospital capacity.

UES Nursing Home Tops Manhattan In Coronavirus Deaths: State

The Upper East Side's Mary Manning Walsh Nursing Home has lost dozens of residents to the new coronavirus.

Central Park Hospital Group Accuses NY Officials Of Harassment

Samaritan's Purse Reverend Franklin Graham says objections to his group's anti-LGBT stances are "tone-deaf" amid the coronavirus pandemic.

NYC Doctor Recounts His Own Battle With Coronavirus

Lenox Hill Pulmonologist Jonathan Raskin said his health crashed the night he was admitted to the hospital for COVID-19.

NYC Blood Bank Partners With Coronavirus Survivor Group

New York Blood Center is establishing a bank for plasma with coronavirus antibodies to help treat sick patients.

Retired NYPD Sergeant With Coronavirus Symptoms Dies On UES

Retired NYPD sergeant Yon Chang told a police officer he was diagnosed with coronavirus hours before he was found dead.

Mount Sinai Execs Take Pay Cut To Offset Coronavirus Costs

Mount Sinai executives slashed their own pay as much as 50% as the system deals with an influx of coronavirus patients.

UES Coronavirus Cases: City Releases Data By Zip Code

Two new COVID-19 heat maps show confirmed cases, by range and percentage, in New York City zip codes.

Central Park Hospital Group's Anti-LGBTQ Stance Causes Concern

New York lawmaker Brad Hoylman said the city and Mount Sinai Hospital must ensure LGBTQ patients are not discriminated against.

Coronavirus Hospital Built In Central Park

The 68-bed field hospital is being set up in Central Park's East Meadow, located across Fifth Avenue from the hospital.

Mt Sinai To Use Lobbies For Coronavirus Patient Rooms: Report

The Manhattan hospital is converting public spaces into extra rooms as hospitals are overrun with coronavirus patients.

NY Scientists Hope Coronavirus Survivors' Blood Is Treatment Key

The FDA has approved the use of plasma from people who have recovered from coronavirus as a treatment for ailing patients.

Mt Sinai Scientists Develop Coronavirus Antibody Test

The test can identify people who have recovered from and developed an immunity to the deadly virus.

Expectant Dads Blast Hospital For Banning Them During Labor

NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital is banning visitors for all adult patients, including during labor, as it fights the spread of coronavirus.

Swanky Clinic's Members Got In-Home Coronavirus Test, Reports Say

The membership only Sollis Health clinic tested its high-paying clients while the state placed strict rations on other New Yorkers.

New York Blood Center Calls For Donations Amid Coronavirus Crisis

Blood donations have declined about 75% as people take precautions against the spread of the virus.

Brearley Becomes Latest School Closed By Coronavirus: Report

The Upper East Side private school will be closed through spring break.

Pediatric Urgent Care Office To Open On Upper East Side

The medical facility, staffed by board-certified pediatricians, is the first urgent care in the neighborhood to focus solely on pediatrics.

Horror Stories From Mount Sinai Lead To Investigation Of Hospital

A New York Post report published this week recounted horror stories from overworked nurses at Mount Sinai's Upper East Side emergency room.

Lung Association Launches Men Wear Turquoise, Too! Campaign

American Lung Association Launches Men Wear Turquoise, Too! Campaign in New York City to Raise Awareness and Funds to Defeat Lung Cancer

Health Craze Shows No Signs Of Abating In East 80's

8 gyms, in 4 blocks? Make it 9!

New York Presbyterian's David H. Koch Center Opens On UES

The new 740,000-square-foot facility began seeing patients at the beginning of May.

NYC Hospital Ranked 1 Of America's Best

The rankings from Healthgrades evaluates the top 50 and the top 100 hospitals in America.

Measles Exposure Reported At Metropolitan Museum Of Art

A tourist with measles was at The Met on Feb. 16 and again on Feb. 19, state health officials said.

20 NYC Hospitals Punished For Patient Injuries, Infections

Each hospital will lose 1 percent of its Medicare payments during the federal fiscal year.

Sperm Count Plummeting In American Men, Study Finds

If human sperm keep drying up at the current rate, a new study has found, we could be facing extinction.

42 Lenox Hill Cooling Towers Tested Positive For Legionella Bacteria, City Says

The city Department of Health tested every cooling tower in Lenox Hill after a June outbreak that sickened eight, killing one.

Free Swim Lessons Offered To Kids Of NYCHA Tenants

Classes began this week.

Donohue's Steak House Secures Lease Extension On Upper East Side: Report

The Upper East Side institution of 67 years will be sticking around for another decade to serve up roast turkey, burgers and steaks.

Source Of Lenox Hill Legionnaires' Outbreak Still Unknown: Reports

City Health Department officials could not pinpoint the source of a Legionnaires' Disease outbreak in Lenox Hill.

Legionnaires' Disease Outbreak In Lenox Hill: 1 Dead, 6 Others Sick, City Says

Seven cases of Legionnaires' disease — one deadly — were reported in Lenox Hill within a span of 11 days.

NY Presbyterian Launches Digital Health Services so Patients Can Avoid the Emergency Room

Patients of New York Presbyterian on the Upper East Side will be able to connect with their doctors using their smartphones or computers.

Two Upper East Side Hospitals Ranked Among Best in the Country

U.S. News and World Report on Tuesday released its list of the country's best hospitals, naming two on the Upper East Side.