About Mount Sinai Heart

When Mount Sinai Heart was established in 2006, founding director Valentin Fuster, MD, PhD, Professor of Cardiology, envisioned a union of internationally renowned clinical and research experts with exceptionally compassionate care for patients of all ages. Today, Mount Sinai Heart is among the world's leading centers for cardiovascular medicine and advanced diagnostic and therapeutic technologies.

Dedicated to the prevention, management, and eradication of cardiovascular disease, our team of physicians, surgeons, scientists, nursing staff, and technicians has invigorated the science of cardiovascular medicine.

Our multidisciplinary effort brings together the expertise of Mount Sinai School of Medicine and Mount Sinai Hospital in the areas of cardiology, cardiovascular surgery, medical education, research, and community service. We offer patients state-of-the-art imaging and health care facilities, scientists advanced laboratories to conduct research, and students of all levels leading programs for postgraduate education.

Our mission is to dramatically improve the heart health of patients from the local, regional and global communities. Mount Sinai Heart's commitment to its patients is dramatically changing lives, and its collaborative, comprehensive approach to health care is revolutionizing the practice of medicine around the world.