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Two distinguished leaders from NYC Health + Hospitals have been named to Crain's New York Business's prestigious "2026 Notable Leaders in Health Care" list. The recognition highlights their exceptional contributions to the city's public health system and their dedication to advancing patient care.
Dr. Eric Wei, Chief Executive Officer of NYC Health + Hospitals/Bellevue, was celebrated for his visionary leadership at the nation's oldest public hospital. Under his guidance, Bellevue has continued to enhance its clinical services and maintain its vital role as a safety-net institution for all New Yorkers. Also honored was the Chair of the Department of Medicine at NYC Health + Hospitals/Bellevue, recognized for driving clinical excellence and innovation within one of the hospital's largest and most critical departments.
This dual acknowledgment underscores the profound impact of NYC Health + Hospitals' leadership on the frontline of urban healthcare. The honorees were selected for their professional achievements, influence on the health care industry, and commitment to their community. Their work exemplifies the system's mission to provide high-quality, equitable care to every patient, regardless of background or ability to pay. The recognition serves as a testament to the talent and dedication found throughout the nation's largest municipal health care system.
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