The Mount Sinai Health System is planning a $500 million modernization project in New York City, according to an article on the Healthcare IT News website.
The project will create a new “Mount Sinai Downtown” network and will consist of expanded and renovated outpatient facilities at three sites with more than 35 operating and procedure rooms and a network of 16 physician practice locations with more than 600 doctors, the article said.
The project will also include a major investment to support and strengthen behavioral health services.
Mount Sinai called the undertaking “a dramatic step toward a new model of care that continues to employ technology and stays focused on keeping populations healthy and out of hospitals.”
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