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Get valuable insights into understanding and managing blood pressure for better heart health from Sean Pinney, MD, FACC, Chief of Cardiology at Mount Sinai Morningside. Learn key factors that influence blood pressure, tips for maintaining healthy levels, and the importance of regular monitoring. The video emphasizes lifestyle changes such as diet, exercise, and stress management to help keep your blood pressure in check.
Take charge of your health by managing your blood pressure effectively.
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Get valuable insights into understanding and managing blood pressure for better heart health from Sean Pinney, MD, FACC, Chief of Cardiology at Mount Sinai Morningside. Learn key factors that influence blood pressure, tips for maintaining healthy levels, and the importance of regular monitoring. The video emphasizes lifestyle changes such as diet, exercise, and stress management to help keep your blood pressure in check. Take charge of your health by managing your blood pressure effectively.
Unveiling the Historical Marker at Mount Sinai Morningside
On Wednesday, October 18, on Founder’s Day, executive leadership unveiled the newly installed historical marker on W 113th St in the Garden at Mount Sinai Morningside in honor of William Muhlenberg, DD. Check out the grand reveal! #CelebratingOurHistory #FoundersDay
The Calling: Michal Shamli, RN
Sending love and gratitude to the 8,000+ nurses across Mount Sinai that deliver best-in-class care to New York and beyond! Your calling is what makes us great. This is especially true for Michal Shamli, RN in the Mount Sinai Morningside ED. “In the last 10 years, I’ve had so much opportunity for growth, both professionally and personally.” Watch to learn more about Michal’s Calling. Thank you Mount Sinai Nurses and nurses everywhere!
To view The Calling Series, visit: https://mshs.co/3nP036U
#ANANursesMonth #NursesWeek #NursesMonth #MountSinaiNursing
What are Uterine Fibroids?
Anne Hardart, MD, a Mount Sinai urogynecologist, explains what uterine fibroids are, symptoms, and how they are diagnosed.
To schedule an appointment with Dr. Hardart, call 212-523-7570.
Learn more about Mount Sinai’s Fibroid Center of New York: https://mshs.co/3PaizyR
Faces of Care: Hilary Bogert
Meet Hilary Bogert, a speech language pathologist at Mount Sinai Morningside.
#FacesOfCare is a unique series of eight moving, short videos featuring employees who work for the Mount Sinai Health System. These employees are professionals, deeply dedicated to their crafts. The videos show that every employee plays an integral role in delivering safe, high-quality, seamless care, and they underscore the importance of the essential services these employees provide.
#WeFindAWay
Faces of Care Trailer
Faces of Care is a unique series of moving, short videos featuring employees who work for the Mount Sinai Health System. These employees are professionals, deeply dedicated to their crafts. The videos show that every employee plays an integral role in delivering safe, high-quality, seamless care, and they underscore the importance of the essential services these employees provide. It is a demonstration of how all Mount Sinai employees, no matter their task, keep the patient at the center of their work.
#FacesOfCare #WeFindAWay
Mount Sinai Heart: Yvelisse Boucher of Harlem Meeting Her Grandson for the First Time
Watch the heartwarming video of Yvelisse Boucher of Harlem meeting her baby grandson for the first time after surviving an undetected stroke and severe, undetected heart disease that led to emergency open heart surgery—all with the encouragement and help from Dr. John Puskas, Chief of Cardiovascular Surgery at Mount Sinai Morningside, and Dr. Basera Sabharw, Chief Cardiology Fellow.
To learn more about cardiovascular surgery at Mount Sinai Morningside, click here: https://bit.ly/3bsoPDd #StoryofSurvivial #PatientStory #WeFindAWay #MountSinaiHeart
Right now, the Wellness Committee in collaboration with Food and Nutrition and Clinical Nutrition teams is hosting a fall cooking demo in Luke’s Café at Mount Sinai Morningside. The team is creating a fall version of Pearl Couscous Salad. How delicious! At the Mount Sinai Health System, the Mount Sinai Fit team brings together nutritional information as an essential part of our Wellness Program for faculty and employees, because how and what you eat has a marked impact on your overall well-being. For more information, please visit www.mountsinai.org/about/wellness/nutrition
Happy Father's Day!
Happy Father's Day from the Mount Sinai family to yours! In honor of the fathers and father figures in our lives, please take a few minutes to watch our video that highlights what fatherhood means for some of our Mount Sinai Health System employees. #HappyFathersDay
Happy Nurses Week
For years, nurses at Mount Sinai Health System have paved the way in nursing excellence through patient care, education, and research.
To the nurses who never took no for an answer, to the nurses who persevered through a historic pandemic and became our calm through chaos, to the nurses who held our hands when no one else could, we thank you for leading us through the most challenging times with safe and compassionate care.
We celebrate you. Happy #NursesWeek.
#NationalNursesWeek #NursesMonth #MountSinaiNurse
This week is National Volunteer Appreciation Week! During National Volunteer Week, we recognize the contributions that Mount Sinai Morningside's volunteers make every day to patient care and excellence at our hospital. Amy Bush, Director of Volunteer Services at Mount Sinai Morningside, shares a message to the volunteers in recognition of their many contributions. Watch the video by clicking below. #NationalVolunteerWeek
Mount Sinai Health System employees share their Lunar New Year traditions and wish the community health, wealth, peace, and joy. 2022 is the year of the tiger. Those born in the year of the tiger (1950, 1962, 1974, 1986, 1998, 2010, to name a few) may identify with symbols of this zodiac animal: strength and bravery. #LunarNewYear
Ending the year in a bright note! 💡 On Tuesday, December 14, Mount Sinai Morningside celebrated the installation of the new pylons with a festive lighting ceremony. Watch the video for the big reveal!