Healthcare IT News July 6, 2021

The prominent provider’s remote patient monitoring program is serving three immediately adjacent neighborhoods in Manhattan that represent a dramatic contrast in populations.

With eight hospital campuses across the New York metropolitan area and a large regional ambulatory footprint, Mount Sinai is committed to improving health equity and access to care. Its expertise in population health, along with its service to socioeconomically, demographically and culturally varied populations, means Mount Sinai is uniquely positioned to take on the challenge of delivering high-quality care to underserved people.

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“Our largest ambulatory cancer center is located in three immediately adjacent neighborhoods in Manhattan that represent a dramatic contrast in populations,” said Dr. Cardinale Smith, chief quality officer for cancer at Mount Sinai.

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