Mount Sinai Medical Center

Mount Sinai Medical Center

Mount Sinai Medical Center was established in 1949 in Miami Beach. Gino R. Santorio holds the role of President and CEO. The Mount Sinai Medical Center Foundation Inc. serves as its philanthropic arm, established the same year, and has received major gifts including $15 million from Kenneth C. Griffin. The medical center maintains direct ownership of real estate assets including the main campus, the Westchester Expansion Site and the Blue Lagoon Outpatient Center Site. It holds a joint venture interest in the Physician Medical Building through Landmark / Mount Sinai Medical Center JV. Geographic activity centers on Florida with additional named donors and trustees including Norman Braman and Barry L. Skolnick. Capital supports both clinical operations and property development. Employee count stands at 2,842. The foundation reported estimated giving of $9.9 million. February 2025 marked the topping out ceremony for the Irma and Norman Braman Comprehensive Cancer Center. Additional offices are not disclosed. The institution maintains memberships in the Florida Hospital Association and the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce. Mount Sinai operates through a hospital corporate structure with a separate foundation vehicle. Governance includes a board of trustees that overlaps with major donors and local business leaders such as Wayne E. Chaplin and Phillip Frost. This architecture separates operating hospital activities from philanthropic fundraising and real estate holdings.