NBC New York’s Gus Rosendale reports. Mount Sinai-Beth Israel Hospital in the East Village has officially closed its doors after 135 years despite a legal battle hoping to keep it open.

MANHATTAN, N.Y. (PIX11) – The Mount Sinai Beth Israel Hospital in Manhattan is set to start closing on Wednesday following an appeals court decision. The ruling, made on Tuesday, cleared the way ...

Mount Sinai Beth Israel officially closes in Manhattan Mount Sinai Beth Israel hospital, which has served the Manhattan community for 135 years, permanently closed its doors at 8 a.m. Wednesday.

Mount Sinai cites financial struggles for closure of Beth Israel location The health system first announced plans to close the hospital located at the corner of East 16th Street and First Avenue ...

A major debt-rating agency dropped Mount Sinai Hospital’s credit rating close to “junk” status on Wednesday, citing troubles at the New York healthcare giant’s Beth Israel hospital system.

Mount Sinai Hospital saw its profits drop in the second quarter of this year, adding financial stress to the health system as it continues to dump money into the financially struggling Beth Israel ...

It’s not clear when Mount Sinai will be able to reduce losses of $150 million a year that it takes to keep Beth Israel open, Lisa Martin, senior health care analyst at Moody’s, wrote in the ...

Mount Sinai Health System has officially pulled the plug on Manhattan’s Beth Israel Hospital. At 8 a.m. Wednesday, the historic Gramercy health hub, at 16th St. and First Ave., shuttered its ...

Metro 135-year-old Mount Sinai Beth Israel in Manhattan closes for good after community lawsuit tossed: ‘Unacceptable’ By Peter Senzamici Published April 9, 2025, 2:43 p.m. ET ...

Mount Sinai Beth Israel has officially closed, just a day after an appellate judge dismissed a community lawsuit seeking to block the Manhattan hospital’s impending closure. Workers on Wednesday ...

New York City-based Mount Sinai Beth Israel’s March 26 planned closure has been delayed again amid ongoing legal back-and-forth to keep the hospital open.