Albany Medical Center

Albany, New York

Albany Medical Center is the only academic health sciences center in the 25 counties of eastern New York and western New England. The Center incorporates the 651-bed Albany Medical Center Hospital, one of New York's largest teaching hospitals; Albany Medical College, one of the nation's first private medical schools; and the Albany Medical Center Foundation, Inc., one of the largest fund-raising organizations in the region. The Maternal Child Coordinated Care Program (MCCCP) at Albany Medical Center serves HIV-infected women, children, and pregnant women as well as HIV-exposed infants. The program offers medical management of HIV illness; care to reduce the risk of transmission of HIV mother to infant, and access to clinical research trials including Pediatric AIDS Clinical Trials Group studies.