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The center includes over 100 maternity beds.
The agency said it was now supporting the maternity beds largely as a symbolic gesture to show the community that it was not being forgotten.
In recent years many of Bishop Auckland's maternity beds have been transferred to Darlington.
When St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital Center planned to move its 42 maternity beds in Harlem downtown in 1990, he led a successful campaign to keep them.
To deal with the Post-World War II baby boom, more maternity beds were added and the Children's Ward expanded bringing bed capacity to 187.
A recent survey showed that 18 per cent of the births were unattended and 35 per cent of institutions had maternity beds with more than one patient to a bed.
In 1915 the city centre hospital provided maternity and outpatient services and had 56 maternity beds and 50 cots, with accommodation for medical students, midwives and pupil nurses.
The dispensary, run by Combonian sisters who worked there as nurses and widwives, was originally composed of just one pavilion which had a surgery and at least 40 maternity beds.
Two posts of basic care and one post-care with six maternity beds at the headquarters of the municipality, in addition to a post of basic care in the village Cadóz.
Amid a merger that will cost hundreds of millions of dollars and shuffle thousands of jobs, a storm of community anger has broken out over the determination of St. Luke's-Roosevelt Medical Center to move 42 of its maternity beds downtown.
On May 20, they were married in an English-Spanish ceremony at Our Lady of Lourdes Church in Washington Heights, where a few years ago the bride gave a speech in an effort to stop St. Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital Center from moving maternity beds out of the neighborhood.
Improvements were made in nursing accommodation in order to recruit more nurses and reduce labour shortages which were keeping 60,000 beds out of use, and efforts were made to reduce the imbalance "between an excess of fever and tuberculosis (TB) beds and a shortage of maternity beds."