NYC get-well work runs largely through the city's premier hospital cluster — NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell (UES, York Avenue), NYP/Columbia (Washington Heights), NYP Lower Manhattan (Beekman Street), NYP Allen (Inwood), Mount Sinai Hospital (UES, Madison + Beth Israel + West + Morningside campuses), Lenox Hill Hospital (UES, 100 E 77th), Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (UES, 1275 York Ave + Westside outpatient — the most-restrictive BMT + Phase I + oncology floor rules in NYC), NYU Langone Medical Center (Murray Hill, 550 First Avenue), NYU Langone Orthopedic, Bellevue Hospital (Kips Bay — Level 1 trauma), Hospital for Special Surgery (UES, East 70th), Manhattan Eye + Ear + Throat, plus Brooklyn (NYP Brooklyn Methodist Park Slope, Maimonides Borough Park, NYU Langone Brooklyn Sunset Park, Brooklyn Hospital Center Fort Greene, Kings County + SUNY Downstate East Flatbush), Queens (NYP Queens Flushing, Mount Sinai Queens Astoria, LIJ Northwell Glen Oaks, Elmhurst H+H + Jamaica Hospital + Queens Hospital Center H+H), Bronx (Montefiore Moses + Wakefield + Weiler, Jacobi, Lincoln Level 1 trauma, BronxCare, St. Barnabas, Calvary palliative, Einstein College of Medicine, Bronx VA). The studios run daily get-well routes to all of these and the broader Northwell + Mount Sinai + NYU Langone outpatient + ambulatory network. Each hospital floor has its own delivery protocol — MSK is the strictest in NYC on allergens + scent + pollen; NYP Weill Cornell oncology + cardiac wings allow only lily-free + low-pollen arrangements; Mount Sinai Madison Avenue main lobby routes to a centralized gift-shop delivery desk; NYU Langone has a single-stem-only rule on certain ICU wings.