A Message from Sinai Health

On the cusp of our tenth year as Sinai Health, we look back on the year with great pride and optimism for what our founding hospitals, and our System continues to achieve.

It has been a year of significant milestones for Sinai Health. From the celebration of 10 years in the purpose-built Hennick Bridgepoint Hospital, Circle of Care’s 50 years of home care, to the remarkable 100th anniversary of Mount Sinai Hospital. Building on this rich history and our ambitious plans for the future, we are immensely proud of the impact we are making in responding to the needs of Ontario’s health-care sector.

Throughout this report, you will see shining examples of how our vision of discovering and delivering life-changing care is transforming the lives of the patients we serve.

Amplified against the backdrop of world events that are impacting so many, is the profound responsibility we carry as health-care providers. Mount Sinai and Hennick Bridgepoint’s shared legacy guides us in our belief that we are here in service of others; with a shared history of caring for those who were vulnerable and marginalized; and our Jewish heritage calls us to serve the health needs of our community.

Despite these challenges, our focus remains unwavering; we care, create possibilities and offer hope. Everything that we do as an organization is with the purpose of providing care for all that need our services. We remain proudly open and welcoming to all.

As we look to the future, we are nearing completion on the final phase of Renew Sinai Phase 3A, with the transformation of more than 300,000 square feet of Mount Sinai Hospital. At the same time, undertaking master planning for our most ambitious redevelopments yet: Phase 3B at Mount Sinai, and fully realizing the potential of our Bridgepoint campus with the build of a long-term care home adjacent to Hennick Bridgepoint Hospital. Together we are creating the spaces and places that will serve our communities today and for tomorrow.

None of these extraordinary efforts of the past year would be possible without the passion and drive of our Sinai Health community.

Behind Sinai Health’s success is our team of employees, physicians, scientists, learners and volunteers who make these milestones and our future plans possible. Without you, we could not continue living our legacy and investing in the future discovery and delivery of life-changing care.

To our Board, thank you for your service and inspired leadership of Sinai Health that allows us to chart a bold course for the future. We would also like to extend special recognition to our Board members Stephen Pustil and Robert Rubinoff, as their long service on our Board comes to a conclusion. Both have been fixtures in the governance of Mount Sinai Hospital, now Sinai Health and Circle of Care. They retire from our Board with a legacy of remarkable contribution and leadership.

We congratulate and thank our Sinai Health Foundation and volunteer leadership in helping us fund the future of Sinai Health. To our donor community, your unwavering support and generosity is essential to us achieving our aspirations.