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For over a decade, Mount Sinai has been the Official Hospital of the #USOpen! Our incredible team brings a full range of medical care right to the grounds, everything from emergency services and orthopedics to internal medicine, mental health support, and even OB/GYN! Dr. Alexis Colvin, Chief Medical Officer of the US Open explains how we’re here, #ServingAll, to ensure players and fans stay in top shape throughout the tournament! 🎾💪 #WeFindAWay | The Mount Sinai Hospital

Thank you, Taylor Townsend (@tay_townsend), for stopping by the Mount Sinai booth near Court 15 to meet your fans, sign autographs, and take photos! We wish you the best of luck in your mixed doubles match this evening! 🎾👟 #WeFindAWay #ServingAll #USOpen | The Mount Sinai Hospital

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Last week, The Mount Sinai Mammovan, our mobile unit offering essential breast cancer screenings across the five boroughs, marked its 1,000th screening outside the Dubin Breast Center of The Tisch Cancer Institute. Joining us were the @borikenhealthcenter_ehchs team and Mount Sinai patient Maleene Tabon, a breast cancer survivor whose life was saved by an early detection through our mammovan. For more information on the Mammovan’s location, call 844-EZMAMMO or email [email protected]. #

A big thanks to Marcos Giron (@mcosgiron) for stopping by the Mount Sinai booth yesterday to sign autographs, take pictures, and connect with fans!We’ll have more opportunities throughout the tournament to meet and greet your favorite players from the #USOpen at our booth (by Court 15), so be sure to follow along!#WeFindAWay | The Mount Sinai Hospital | Facebook

We’re celebrating #NationalPickleballDay with an inspiring patient story! 🏓 Katherine Hedden from Long Branch, NJ, discovered her passion for pickleball back in 2015 at her local recreation center. What started as a fun hobby quickly became a beloved part of her routine. However, one day on the court, Katherine experienced a sudden twist of her knee, accompanied by sharp pain. Determined to get back to the game she loved, Katherine took a cab to see Dr. Shawn Anthony, an Assistant Professor in