Mount Sinai Hospital (Cleveland)

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Mount Sinai Hospital (Cleveland) is a historical medical institution located in Cleveland, Ohio. It was established in 1903 and was renowned for its contributions to medical research and patient care.

History[edit | edit source]

Mount Sinai Hospital was founded by a group of Jewish physicians at a time when Jewish doctors and patients faced discrimination in many American hospitals. The hospital was initially located in a small house on Woodland Avenue before moving to a larger facility on East 32nd Street in 1916. In 1956, the hospital moved to a new, modern facility on East 105th Street.

Medical Contributions[edit | edit source]

Mount Sinai Hospital was known for its pioneering work in several medical fields. The hospital was one of the first in the country to establish a cardiac catheterization lab, and it was also a leader in the development of pacemaker technology. The hospital's radiology department was one of the first to use computed tomography (CT) scanning technology.

Closure[edit | edit source]

Mount Sinai Hospital closed in 2000 due to financial difficulties. The hospital's legacy continues through the Mount Sinai Health Care Foundation, which supports health-related projects in the Cleveland area.

Legacy[edit | edit source]

The Mount Sinai Health Care Foundation continues to support health-related projects in the Cleveland area. The foundation focuses on improving access to health care, promoting health education, and supporting medical research.

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