Healthcare Analytics for New York City's Hospitals and Health Systems

New York City's healthcare market is defined by extremes of scale and quality. NYU Langone Health — consistently ranked number one in New York State — operates six hospitals and competes directly with Mount Sinai Health System (nine hospitals), NewYork-Presbyterian (ten hospitals operating across Weill Cornell Medicine and Columbia University Medical Center affiliations), and Northwell Health (21 hospitals spanning New York City and Long Island). These systems operate in a cost environment where hospital labor, real estate, and malpractice costs create a structural expense base that is among the highest in the world. Revenue cycle analytics, payer contract optimization, and operational efficiency modeling are not optional capabilities for New York health systems — they are existential requirements.

NYC Health+Hospitals is the foundation of New York City's public health safety net, operating 11 public hospitals — including Bellevue, the oldest public hospital in the US — and more than 70 community-based health centers. With 1.1 million annual patients, more than 70% of whom are enrolled in Medicaid or are uninsured, NYC H+H faces analytics challenges that span Medicaid managed care encounter data, public health surveillance, social determinants tracking, and the New York State Delivery System Reform Incentive Payment (DSRIP) successor framework. Montefiore Medical Center anchors the Bronx with 10+ hospitals and a long-standing population health management model that has made it a national reference for value-based care in safety-net settings.