Community Services & Programs

With our long-standing community connections, The Mount Sinai Medical Center continues its active participation in the local and global communities it serves. The following is a sampling of the extraordinary outreach services and programs we offer that are achieving success throughout the community.

Center for Advanced Medicine (CAM)
The Center for Advanced Medicine, a 150,000-square-foot, state-of-the art, outpatient clinic facility houses many of Mount Sinai's ambulatory and community health care programs in a central location.

Greening Mount Sinai
Greening Mount Sinai is a comprehensive initiative that seeks to promote and implement green programs across the Medical Center and in our community.

Jack Martin Fund Clinic
The Jack Martin Fund provides comprehensive, primary outpatient and inpatient care for adults and children with infectious diseases including screening and treatment for tuberculosis and hepatitis C co-infection. The clinic is a New York State Department of Health designated AIDS center.

Linkage House
Mount Sinai, together with the Community Association of the East Harlem Triangle, Inc., Union Settlement Association, and the Greater Emmanuel Baptist Church, conceived Linkage House, a residence for the community’s elderly, to link residents with safe and affordable housing, improve access to health care, and to provide programs to help residents remain active.

Martha Stewart Center for Living at Mount Sinai
The Martha Stewart Center for Living provides elderly adults with access to medical care, healthy living activities, educational programs, and support resources to fit their specific needs and interests.

Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center
The Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center --located in East Harlem—offers confidential, comprehensive medical, mental health, and health education services to young people from age 10 to 21. Map

Mount Sinai Diabetes Center
U.S. News & World Report ranks Mount Sinai among the top 20 programs for diabetes. Our core team at the Mount Sinai Diabetes Center designs comprehensive treatment and personalized management plans for type 1 and type 2, and pregnancy-related diabetes and related disorders.

Visiting Doctors Program
Mount Sinai Visiting Doctors—the largest academic home-visit program in the nation—provides exceptional home-based primary and end-of-life care to adults with complex and serious illnesses.

World Trade Center Medical Monitoring Treatment Program
The WTC Medical Monitoring Treatment Program offers free and confidential medical examinations, treatment, and benefit counseling services to WTC responders. Mount Sinai Center for Occupational and Environmental Medicine, in partnership with the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, directs the program.