| From the day it was organized by prominent Americans in 1906, the American Hospital of Paris has brought together the American and international community in a very special way. It is America's Hospital in Europe, the meeting ground for European and U.S. medical science, technology and doctors, a place where medical experts and specialists from around the world come to study its management, diagnostic methods and facilities.
More than 150,000 patients from over 100 countries pass through its doors each year. The Hospital is an International Affiliate of NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, the Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons and the Joan and Sanford I. Weill Medical College at Cornell University. These affiliations permit the exchange of critical medical and scientific resources between Europe and America.
We are not a large hospital, but that is not our goal. Rather, we concentrate on the highest quality of service at all levels. It is this dedication to service – medical service, of course, but also human sympathy and psychological caring – that distinguishes the American Hospital and makes it unique. Thus, the Hospital's centennial theme was “a unique standard of care, at a unique hospital.”
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