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Your heart is the most precius part of your body, keep it healthy!

Dr. John Barton

Head of Cardiology

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For over one hundred years the Auxiliary to Bellevue Hospital Center, Inc. has provided funding and services to the diverse population of New York City. From inpatient treatments, to home-care, to outpatient support, the Auxiliary has been there for everyone. The contributions of dedicated volunteers have been part of the tradition of the Auxiliary and its’ commitment to Bellevue Hospital and to the community.

The Auxiliary is a registered charitable organization under Section 482 of the Social Welfare Law of New York State, and a federally designated charity under Section 501(c)(3) of the IRS Code.

The Auxiliary To Bellevue Hospital Center, Inc.

(212) 562-5255

bellevueauxiliary@nychhc.org

462 First Avenue, Room A100, New York, NY 10016

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