Mount Sinai Medical Center of Florida

Meet Betsabee Cordero Rodriguez. While battling stage-four colorectal cancer and undergoing treatment at Mount Sinai, Betsabee was still able to manage her successful travel agency in Hialeah. Her story underscores the importance of early screenings and of having a positive attitude throughout your healing journey. We are grateful to our entire Comprehensive Cancer Center care team for the invaluable support and quality of care they offer to all of our patients. Read more about Betsabee’s survivor story by visiting https://bit.ly/3xldq2Y #Colorectal #ColorectalCancer #ColonCancer #CancerAwareness #FightCRC #GetScreened #CommunitySupport #WeAreMSMC

After relocating from the Midwest to Miami with his wife, Matthew Hodge, a physician from South Florida, found adjusting to a new environment and meeting new people to be challenging. Struggling with depression and anxiety due to this change, Matthew voluntarily admitted himself to Mount Sinai’s Jay and Jeanie Schottenstein Center for Behavioral Health psychiatric inpatient unit. After four days of treatment, he was discharged feeling significantly better, thanks to the center's care in addressing his emotional well-being and stabilizing his anxiety. “It helped a lot in the sense that it was challenging some of my own unhealthy coping strategies,” he says, reflecting on his experience. “While it was tough sometimes to hear what other people were also going through, it’s nice to kind of normalize it.” Our Behavioral Health center employs skills-based groups to assist patients like Matthew in managing their mental well-being. He is now continuing medical management with Mount Sinai’s outpatient behavioral health center, where he receives guidance on his current medications as part of his treatment plan. We extend our gratitude to the exceptional team at our Behavioral Health center for their kindness, compassion, and expertise in caring for Matthew. At Mount Sinai, we remain committed to aiding those grappling with emotional wellness. Learn more about the Jay and Jeanie Schottenstein Center for Behavioral Health by visiting https://bit.ly/3G7ce4u

As the only emergency care center in Miami Beach, Mount Sinai Medical Center acts as a safety net for the underinsured or uninsured. We are committed to ensuring everyone has access to high quality care, including the most vulnerable populations.

When it comes to orthopedics, knee and hip replacements rank high on the list of highly requested surgeries. Dr. Kathryn Fideler, an orthopedic surgeon at Mount Sinai’s Columbia University Division of Orthopedics, recently discussed her background, expertise, and practice locations with @local10news @SoFloHealth. Specializing in knee and hip replacements, she focuses on treating patients and fostering positive relationships, aiming for long-lasting results. To learn more about Dr. Fideler, please visit https://bit.ly/3VJ2ZQW #Orthopedics #Orthopedic #OrthopedicSurgery #HipReplacement #KneeReplacement #Surgeon #Doctor

Stay in the loop with Mount Sinai! Our Community Outreach Calendar keeps you informed about the latest screenings, lectures, and events. Don't miss out on what's happening this month and beyond by checking out what's next at msmc.com/events #WeAreMSMC #CommunityEvents #StayInformed

In honor of #NationalPatientAccessWeek, Mount Sinai would like to give a big shout out to our incredible Patient Access team for their unwavering dedication and achievements. From admissions to scheduling, they're the superheroes behind the scenes, ensuring seamless access to healthcare for our community. Thank you, Patient Access professionals, for all that you do! #WeAreMSMC #PatientAccess #PatientExperience #Healthcare #Hospital

After relocating from the Midwest to Miami with his wife, Matthew Hodge, a physician from South Florida, found adjusting to a new environment and meeting new people to be challenging. Struggling with depression and anxiety due to this change, Matthew voluntarily admitted himself to Mount Sinai’s Jay and Jeanie Schottenstein Center for Behavioral Health psychiatric inpatient unit. After four days of treatment, he was discharged feeling significantly better, thanks to the center's care in addressing his emotional well-being and stabilizing his anxiety. “It helped a lot in the sense that it was challenging some of my own unhealthy coping strategies,” he says, reflecting on his experience. “While it was tough sometimes to hear what other people were also going through, it’s nice to kind of normalize it.” Our Behavioral Health center employs skills-based groups to assist patients like Matthew in managing their mental well-being. He is now continuing medical management with Mount Sinai’s outpatient behavioral health center, where he receives guidance on his current medications as part of his treatment plan. We extend our gratitude to the exceptional team at our Behavioral Health center for their kindness, compassion, and expertise in caring for Matthew. At Mount Sinai, we remain committed to aiding those grappling with emotional wellness. Learn more about the Jay and Jeanie Schottenstein Center for Behavioral Health by visiting https://bit.ly/3G7ce4u

In celebration of National Doctors Day, consider making a donation by visiting https://bit.ly/49ikdro to honor the doctors who have made a difference in your life. Your contribution supports our ability to expand access to our physicians and medical services, enhances the charity care we provide to the underserved, and allows for innovative medical research. Every donation, no matter the size, makes a meaningful impact. Thank you for supporting the future of high quality healthcare for our community. #NationalDoctorsDay #DoctorsDay #Doctors #Physicians #SurgeonLife

Did you know about Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD)? It's a genetic condition where fluid-filled cysts develop in the kidneys, affecting their function over time. The Director of Genetics at Mount Sinai Medical Center, Dr. Irman Forghani, sheds light on PKD, helping us understand its impact and ways to manage it. #KidneyHealth #PKDAwareness #KidneyMonth #WKD

The latest recipient of the DAISY Award at Mount Sinai is Gal Dardashti, RN, recognized for her exceptional efforts in saving a patient experiencing internal bleeding in the ER. Gal promptly sprang into action, swiftly administering vital medications to stabilize the patient and mitigate further complications. Thanks to Gal's quick response, the patient's condition has significantly improved and has since been discharged. We extend our heartfelt congratulations to Gal for this well-deserved recognition! #Nurses #RNLife #NursesOfInstagram #TheDAISYAwards