St. Vincent’s Comprehensive Cancer Center

St. Vincent’s Comprehensive Cancer Center was a prominent outpatient oncology facility located in Manhattan, New York, and served as a major hub for cancer treatment and research within the Saint Vincent Catholic Medical Centers (SVCMC) network. Established in 1994 in a dedicated facility in Greenwich Village, the center offered a multidisciplinary approach to care, integrating medical oncology, radiation therapy, and surgical consultations. It was well-regarded for its commitment to community-based care and its robust clinical trials program, which provided patients with access to emerging therapies. The center also emphasized holistic support, providing services such as nutritional counseling, social work, and genetic testing. Following the financial difficulties and subsequent bankruptcy of its parent hospital system, the center officially ceased all operations in 2010.