Mount Sinai Medical Center Of Florida Inc

Programs: Safety net hospital operationsin 2016, mount sinai served 23,312 inpatient admissions, 201,871 outpatient admissions, 55,126 emergency care visits in its primary service area and 19,914 in its senior health target area of aventura. Mount sinai performed 13,520 surgeries meeting surgical care standards and welcomed 2,678 infants with healthy birth weights. Program expenses revenuesafety net hospital operations 478,053,732 592,887,332short term goals: address the leading causes of death through tertiary patient service. Long term goals:offer diagnostic and outpatient care to prevent or treat the top leading causes of death.

teaching & researchin 2016, to meet the nation's physician provider crisis, mount sinai retained its own teaching faculty and 18 accredited graduate medical education programs, teaching 160 residents or fellows. Mount sinai provided a teaching clinical environment necessary for physicians to become board certified. Additionally, to meet the demands of the workforce, mount sinai taught 346 nursing students, 340 medical students and 136 allied health students for health care careers. To supplement the academic environment in 2016, mount sinai had 237 research studies approved by a national review board or by a mount sinai institution peer review board. Mount sinai had 153 cancer studies, 19 cardiac and 65 other studies. Short term goals: enhanced patient care through innovative clinical care, teaching and research. Long term goals:expand teaching into the most needed areas in the community as decided by the state of florida and leading health experts. Program: academic medical center expenses revenueteaching 35,120,182 14,056,000 expenses revenueresearch 18,145,987 9,770,330

physician network and access to carein general in the united states, the demand for physicians "continues to grow faster than [the] supply" (ihs inc. , 2016). The state of florida, agency for healthcare and the statewide medicaid residency program supported the teaching of specialty clinical providers. Mount sinai provided both access to care and support for the teaching of 340 medical students, 160 residents, and fellows in 10 locations in 2 counties. By providing nearly 160,000 primary or specialty care visits, mount sinai has widened access to specialty care in florida and the state medicaid program. Program: physician specialty & service expenses revenuephysician shortage specialty services &wide access medicaid network 21,523,000 14,056,000short term goals: address the physician shortage through teaching activities in a preventative setting, providing access to a wide specialty network that accepts most medicaid plans. Long term goals:expansion of the gme program to include shortage areas such ob/gyn and specialty physician access.