Auriga
Patient Care
Auriga’s brightest star looks like one light. It’s actually four stars, two pairs orbiting together, too close to tell apart from down here.
Care at NYU Langone Health works the same way. What a patient sees as one steady presence is a whole team behind it: the nurses, physicians, therapists and staff who hold together around every person in their care.
The Big Dipper
Research
Two stars in the Big Dipper point almost exactly at the North Star. People have steered by them for centuries. And five of the Big Dipper’s seven stars aren’t a chance pattern. They’re traveling through space together.
Research at NYU Langone Health does both jobs. It points the way forward in medicine, and it’s a community of scientists moving in that direction together.
Orion
Discovery
The middle star in Orion’s sword isn’t a star at all. It’s the Orion Nebula, a cloud where new stars are being born right now, bright enough to see with your own eyes.
Discovery at NYU Langone Health begins like that. The treatments of tomorrow start in its labs as something early and still taking shape, but already real and already in view.
Light the Way Forward
The sky is waiting for your light.
Choose the constellation you’d follow, and add your light.
