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For sliding-scale facilities, check out Bellevue Hospital, Metropolitan Hospital Center, Jacobi Medical Center and Elmhurst Hospital Center. Some of the best hospitals for delivery are thought to be Mount Sinai Hospital, New York Methodist Hospital and Lenox Hill Hospital, though they may be much more expensive. NYU Langone has also been recommended. | |||
For teenagers, prenatal services are offered in Manhattan at Community Health Network - Downtown (150 Essex Street) and Gouverneur Health (227 Madison Street). In Brooklyn, check out Cumberland Women's Health Services (100 North Portland Avenue). For a full list of teen prenatal care providers in NYC, visit the [http://www1.nyc.gov/apps/311utils/providerInformation.htm?serviceId=1226 Prenatal Care for Teens Finder]. | For teenagers, prenatal services are offered in Manhattan at Community Health Network - Downtown (150 Essex Street) and Gouverneur Health (227 Madison Street). In Brooklyn, check out Cumberland Women's Health Services (100 North Portland Avenue). For a full list of teen prenatal care providers in NYC, visit the [http://www1.nyc.gov/apps/311utils/providerInformation.htm?serviceId=1226 Prenatal Care for Teens Finder]. | ||