Assistance publique–Hôpitaux de Paris (AP-HP) is a public healthcare organization providing care, education, research and innovation. Its network of 38 hospitals serves nearly eight million patients each year, through consultations, emergency care, planned admissions and hospital-at-home services. Care is available to people at every stage of life, with services spanning general and specialist medicine, surgery, maternity, mental health, cancer care, rare diseases, geriatrics and rehabilitation.

AP-HP supports patients and families throughout their hospital journey, with information on appointments, admissions, discharge, costs, social services, accessibility and patient rights. Its services also include emergency departments, SAMU and SMUR, teleconsultations, outpatient surgery, poison control and a breast-milk bank. Patients and caregivers can access directories of hospitals, medical services and doctors, as well as guidance on prevention, health and support resources.

The organization trains healthcare professionals through nursing and specialized schools, medical education and continuing education. It also conducts clinical research and develops innovation, supported by dedicated research structures and partnerships.