Northwell Health Opened New Women's Clinic in Hollis
The new facility in Queens offers expanded access to OB-GYN, surgical, and midwifery care.
Updated on Oct. 8, 2026 in Women’s Health
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Northwell Health has launched a new women's health center located at 189-04 Hillside Avenue in Hollis. The clinic replaces a former New York-Presbyterian/Queens facility to serve the healthcare needs of residents throughout Southeast Queens.
Why it matters
This new clinic fills a localized need for integrated women's health services in Southeast Queens. It provides a dedicated hub for specialized care, ranging from routine obstetrics to breast surgical oncology.
Northwell Health invested $774,000 to renovate a 4,700-square-foot space in Hollis. The clinic provides multi-specialty care, though the exact rollout date for additional physical therapy services remains under development.
The players
Northwell Health
A major nonprofit healthcare provider in New York that operates a large network of hospitals and outpatient centers.
New York-Presbyterian/Queens
The hospital network that previously operated the women's health facility at the Hillside Avenue location.
The details
The facility is equipped with a specialized procedure room dedicated to ultrasounds, supporting diagnostic capabilities on-site. The clinic staff encompasses a diverse range of disciplines, including obstetrics, gynecology, midwifery, breast surgical oncology, and gastroenterology. By consolidating these services into a single location, the center aims to streamline the patient experience for those in the community.
Timeline
September 30, 2026: The clinic officially opened its doors to patients in Hollis.
Health Landscape
This facility opening reflects the broader trend of expanding outpatient, multi-specialty clinics into neighborhoods that were previously underserved. It marks a transition toward localized, integrated care models that prioritize accessibility for urban populations.
Residents in Southeast Queens seeking specialized services like breast oncology or midwifery may find this new location offers more convenient access to care. It is worth discussing with your primary care physician whether these specialists suit your current health management needs.
The takeaway
The addition of this clinic marks a notable expansion of multi-specialty medical resources within the Hollis neighborhood. Patients should monitor the center's future service updates, particularly regarding the planned addition of physical therapy offerings.
Further reading
For more information on current care standards, visit Women’s Health.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Queens Chronicle.
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