Mount Sinai Medical Center of Florida

11/24/2025

Did you know? Mount Sinai expanded its Orthopedic Department to include nonoperative sports medicine. This new program offers a comprehensive approach to treating musculoskeletal concerns, providing patients with alternative care options beyond surgery.

To discover more about Mount Sinai’s rich history, we invite you to explore our commemorative timeline, spanning from 1942 to 2026, by clicking here: https://bit.ly/3Cwb5Fc

11/21/2025

Thank you! Because of your generosity, Mount Sinai Medical Center raised over $168,200 in unrestricted funds during Give Miami Day 2025! We ranked #36 out of 265 large nonprofit participants—an incredible achievement. We’re deeply grateful to our donors and philanthropic family. Your support sustains essential charity care for our community.

11/20/2025

8 hours left to give! Help us finish strong this Give Miami Day 2025.

Your donation supports Mount Sinai’s vital charity care and helps ensure South Florida continues receiving the compassionate and vital care it deserves. To support our mission, click here: https://bit.ly/4fDOox6

11/20/2025

At Mount Sinai Medical Center, we’re treating you, not just cancer. With the opening of the Irma and Norman Braman Comprehensive Cancer Center in early 2026, we’ll be able to continue providing premier, personalized health care for South Florida.

To discover more about Carol’s treatment journey, click here: https://bit.ly/3PRaNMt

11/20/2025

Give Miami Day 2025 is here! This city-wide initiative by The Miami Foundation raises unrestricted donations for over 1,000 local non-profits. Your gift empowers compassionate care for our Labor & Delivery department, which provides for over 2,400 newborns a year and helps new families create one of the most precious moments of their lifetimes.

To donate, click here: https://bit.ly/4fDOox6

11/19/2025

Today is the last day of Early Giving for Give Miami Day 2025 — which means the big day is tomorrow! With your generosity, we can continue to provide high-quality, compassionate care for South Florida across our 14 locations.

To make a gift and contribute to the future of health care, click here: https://bit.ly/4fDOox6

11/19/2025

Don’t let fear stand in the way of your health. At Mount Sinai, we offer low-dose CT lung screenings designed to minimize radiation exposure while maximizing accuracy. These screenings can detect up to 90% of early-stage lung cancers, allowing for diagnosis when treatment is most effective.

Take advantage of this life-saving resource and schedule your free or reduced-rate lung screening today by calling 305-674-CARE.

11/18/2025

A day in the life of a radiology resident is filled with learning and precision. From interpreting diagnostic scans to participating in conferences and collaborative discussions, their days begin early and move fast. Join Dr. Brian Zacharias, a diagnostic radiology resident at Mount Sinai Medical Center, as he gives us an inside look at what it takes to train in the art of medical imaging.

11/17/2025

Over the weekend, Dr. Steven Hochwald, Principal Investigator of the Gastric and Gastroesophageal Junction Cancer Care Program, and his team of nurse navigators and coordinators participated in the first annual Strides Against Stomach Cancer Walk/Run, hosted by Debbie’s Dream Foundation at Brian Piccolo Sports Park in Hollywood, FL.

The event drew participants from across the county—survivors, families, medical professionals, and advocates—all united in the fight against stomach cancer. Our team was proud to share resources, answer questions, and stand alongside the community as we work together toward earlier detection, better outcomes, and a future with fewer lives affected by stomach cancer.

11/16/2025

Early Giving for Give Miami Day 2025 begins today! Mount Sinai Medical Center is proud to take part in The Miami Foundation’s largest annual initiative. With 14 locations and over 35 subspecialties, we’re committed to providing personalized, compassionate care.

To make a gift and contribute to the future of health care, click here: https://bit.ly/4fDOox6

11/14/2025

Like many cancers, pancreatic cancer can have a hereditary component (accounting for about 10% of all cases), though few people are aware of this. The good news is that early diagnosis and improved outcomes are possible by taking the right steps to determine whether you or a loved one may be at increased risk due to genetic mutations.

As part of Mount Sinai Medical Center’s mission to expand access to healthcare and resources, Steven Hochwald, MD, The Brodie Family Director of the Braman Comprehensive Cancer Center, moderated a discussion led by Irman Forghani, MD, FACMG, Director of Genetics and the Rad Center for Precision Medicine. The conversation explored how patients who are genetically predisposed can reduce their risk of developing pancreatic cancer through lifestyle changes, the importance of genetic testing and counseling for high-risk individuals, and additional proactive steps to protect overall health.

View the full webinar here:

Like many cancers, pancreatic cancer can have a hereditary component (accounting for about 10% of all cases) though few people are aware of this. The good

11/14/2025

As part of our continued commitment to innovation in cancer care, Mount Sinai Medical Center's Breast Center is proud to be the first in Breast Center Florida to install the Koning Vera Breast CT system, offering unprecedented clarity in breast imaging and a more comfortable experience for our patients. This new scan safely produces a 3D image of each breast quickly, without compression, and at a low radiation dose.

Stay proactive about your breast health by learning more about this advanced technology and finding out if it may be right for you: https://bit.ly/49NEhWs

If you'd like to make an appointment with one of our physicians, call 305.674.CARE today!