A century of care and discovery

Since Mount Sinai Hospital opened its doors in 1923, its story has been one of tenacity – of seeing an unmet need and finding a solution to address it, whether that be building a safe place for women in the Jewish immigrant community to give birth, discovering ways to revolutionize the way that people with chronic disease are treated, caring for babies born earlier than was ever thought possible, or the current unprecedented push to raise money to build a first-of-its-kind Centre for Mature Women’s Health. Mount Sinai Hospital is a place that continues to challenge barriers and defy the odds every day in responding to the most pressing health-care needs of its patients.

Read the full story of our major milestones in the past 100 years, from establishing the new Mount Sinai Hospital to leading the future of care, in our 2022/2023 Annual Report.