About Us
At New England Sinai Hospital , we have been providing expert medical care for over 80 years. To those who face medically complex and pulmonary conditions or those in need of acute rehabilitation, our 212-bed hospital offers a complete array of services. Along our continuum of care, one factor remains constant. You will find the brightest and the best professionals working with our patients and their families to achieve positive outcomes.
With the quality of an in-town hospital, Sinai offers 24-hour on-site physician coverage, over 250 full-time and consulting physicians, and a full-service clinical laboratory; pharmacy and radiology services are available around the clock. Our multi-specialty medical staff includes physiatrists (rehabilitation physicians), endocrinologists, pulmonologists, neurologists, cardiologists, oncologists, rheumatologists, urologists as well as specialists in internal and geriatric medicine.
With the best human and technological resources, we give life back to those who face intense medical and rehabilitative challenges.
Sinai's history of expertise is founded on our commitment to staying current. By putting state-of-the-art technology in the hands of highly trained, board-certified physicians, nurses and therapists, we continue to set the pace on the leading edge of health care. Sinai is a rotation site for Tuft's pulmonary and critical care fellows and the home base of the residency program in physical medicine and rehabilitation. Tufts-affiliated pulmonary and critical care physicians and fellows keep Sinai at the forefront of pulmonary medicine. Because we are a teaching affiliate of Tufts University School of Medicine, we educate the healthcare leaders of today and tomorrow.
New England Sinai Hospital is a non-sectarian hospital with admission open to all regardless of race, color, sex, sexual orientation, national origin, age or disability.
In addition to our main campus located 25 minutes south of Boston, in Stoughton, Massachusetts, we have a satellite inpatient unit at Tufts-New England Medical Center and a satellite at Caritas Carney Hospital.
Schwartz Rounds at New England Sinai
New England Sinai Hospital hosts Schwartz Center Rounds, unique, multi-disciplinary sessions in which hospital staff explore the emotional side of caregiving. A national program with sites across the country, Schwartz Center Rounds are funded by the Kenneth B. Schwartz Center, a Boston-based nonprofit dedicated to advancing compassionate healthcare.
In a typical Rounds session, a panel of caregivers presents a patient case that brought up interesting and important psychosocial issues. Topics have included: delivering bad news; when religious or spiritual beliefs conflict with medical advice; taking care of a colleague; and losing a patient. Hospital staff then share their own thoughts and feelings related to the day’s topic. Unlike grand rounds, these sessions are not about clinical problem-solving, but rather about exploring and processing the emotions that come up in the daily work of hospital staff. A comprehensive study of Schwartz Center Rounds has shown them to help caregivers connect better with patients emotionally; enhance their understanding of the effects of illness on patients and their families; improve communication among caregivers and decrease feelings of caregiver isolation and stress. Schwartz Center Rounds are usually held on the third Thursday of the month. For more information about Schwartz Center Rounds, visit www.theschwartzcenter.org.
Policy on Ethical Conduct
The staff at New England Sinai Hospital share a belief in, and are dedicated to, the principle that all patients, employees, physicians and visitors deserve to be treated with dignity, respect and courtesy. We constantly strive to adhere to our principles of ethical conduct in all aspects of patient care, personnel management, business and marketing practices and professional conduct.
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Corporate Compliance
New England Sinai Hospital (Sinai) is committed to the prevention, detection and resolution of fraud, or any instances of conduct that do not conform to federal, state and private health care program requirements. Sinai values honesty, integrity and high ethical standards in the conduct of its business.
Sinai Medical Staff Information
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How to Find Us
We're located at 150 York Street in Stoughton, MA.
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From Framingham area:
Take Interstate 90 (Massachusetts Turnpike) East to Route 128 South. Route 128 South becomes Route 93 North. Take Route 93 North to Exit 2A (Route 138 South, Stoughton). Watch for blue “New England Sinai Hospital” sign 4 miles ahead on Route 138. Turn left on York Street. The hospital is 2/10 mile ahead on left.
From Boston and the North Shore:
Take Route 93 South to Exit 2A (Route 138 South, Stoughton). Watch for blue “New England Sinai Hospital” sign 4 miles ahead on Route 138. Turn left on York Street. The hospital is 2/10 mile ahead on left.
From Southeastern Massachusetts and Cape Cod:
Take Route 24 North to Exit 19B (Central Street, Stoughton). Stay on Central Street for 1-½ miles. Turn right at Route 139 (Pleasant Street). Watch for blue “New England Sinai” sign on right approximately 6/10 mile down on Route 139. Turn left at Pine Street. Pine Street becomes York Street. The hospital is approximately 1 mile ahead on right.
From Western Boston suburbs:
Take Route 128 South. Route 128 South becomes Route 93 North. Take Route 93 North to Exit 2A (Route 138 South, Stoughton). Watch for blue “New England Sinai Hospital” sign 4 miles ahead on Route 138. Turn left on York Street. The hospital is 2/10 mile ahead on left.*At various points, Route 128 is also marked Route 95 or Route 93.