A century ago, Mount Sinai Hospital opened its doors on Yorkville Avenue after a group of Jewish women went door-to-door, determined to raise enough money for a hospital to address the unmet health-care needs in their community. Known then as the Hebrew Maternity and Convalescent Hospital, it was a place where everyone was welcome, a place where women could safely give birth, and one of the few institutions in the city where Jewish doctors could intern and practice medicine. The inextinguishable spirit of our founders lives on today, in a hospital that continues to break barriers and defy the odds every day.

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Whether it’s discoveries that have revolutionized how people with chronic disease are treated or delivering babies earlier than was ever thought possible, Sinai Health continues to push the boundaries of care every day. Our founder’s determination to make the world a better place for those that come after us remains core to our identity.

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