Our Clinical Locations

Residents have their continuity practice for all three years at either Highland Family Medicine or Brown Square Community Health Center. Each site provides residents with a team-based group practice experience. The hospital settings are a mix of university-based and community-based models.

Tri-County Family Medicine – Dansville, NY

Tri-County Family Medicine (TCFM) is an FQHC-lookalike organization with 6 health centers throughout the rural counties south of Rochester. They have provided comprehensive care for these communities for over 50 years. Tri-County Family Medicine provides a broad range of outpatient services, including family medicine, obstetrics, women’s health, preventive care, geriatrics, mental health, and treatment for both acute and chronic conditions. The practice is staffed by board-certified physicians and physician assistants who coordinate patient care across multiple disciplines.

Noyes Hospital (NNH)

Noyes Memorial Hospital is a full-service community hospital nestled in Dansville, NY, and serves as a vital health care hub for Livingston County and the surrounding region. With roots tracing back more than a century — originally founded as Dansville General Hospital in the early 1900s — Noyes has grown into a 67-bed facility (sometimes noted as 72 beds in historical records) offering modern medical, surgical, and emergency services. 

As part of the UR Medicine network, Noyes blends the warmth and familiarity of community-based care with access to advanced resources and specialists.  That means patients can receive high-quality care close to home — whether that’s a routine surgery at the Saunders Surgical Center, imaging and diagnostics through the modern E. Michael Saunders Medical Imaging suite, or compassionate cancer care at the Ann and Carl Myers Cancer Center (in partnership with UR Medicine’s Wilmot Cancer Institute). 

St. James Hospital (SJH)

St. James Hospital is a community‑based hospital affiliated with UR Medicine, located in Hornell, NY. The current facility — an 87,000‑square‑foot, two‑story hospital — opened in March 2020, replacing the older facility and marking a new era of modern, patient‑focused care for the region. 

St. James delivers a full spectrum of services, including a 24/7 Emergency Department, a surgical suite, advanced imaging and diagnostic capabilities, lab and pharmacy services, and a broad array of specialty and outpatient clinics via the adjacent Medical Office Building. 

With 15 inpatient beds (plus ongoing expansion to include ICU/“step‑up” capability), St. James serves as a critical access hospital — ensuring that residents in Hornell and surrounding rural communities can receive high‑quality, comprehensive care close to home. 

Because of this breadth of care, residents in the rural residency program rotating at St. James gain exposure to hospital medicine, emergency medicine, general surgery, orthopaedics, geriatrics, and ambulatory pediatrics — giving them well‑rounded, community‑oriented clinical training with the support and resources of an academic medical network.

Highland Hospital (HH)

Highland Hospital is a 319-bed community hospital affiliated with the University of Rochester. It is the Family Medicine program's home hospital, where the majority of inpatient training occurs. A collaborative group of generalists and specialists provides a broad range of teaching and patient care experience. Residents rotate through hospital medicine, ICU, OB, and emergency medicine. A $70 million construction project was completed in 2023 with the goal of providing private rooms to all hospitalized patients.

Strong Memorial Hospital (SMH)

Strong Memorial Hospital is an 886-bed tertiary care center that is the main teaching hospital for the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry. It is the primary site for residency programs in most fields. The medical school library is located in the hospital. Our training at Strong includes inpatient and outpatient pediatric rotations and part of psychosocial medicine. Residents can do many subspecialty electives at this site.

Rochester General Hospital (RGH)

Rochester General Hospital is a 528-bed private teaching hospital with an independent residency program in OB/GYN and a university program in pediatrics. It has a busy emergency department and a Level II nursery. Residents do several rotations there in the pediatric emergency department and the pediatric inpatient unit. Both staff and community attendings admit to the pediatric service; all special care nursery infants have a neonatologist as attending. Electives include radiology and orthopedics. The library includes practical videos on casting, suturing, and other hands-on skills.