Tour Sinai
New England Sinai Hospital in Stoughton
In January 1976, New England Sinai Hospital moved from Jamaica Plain and opened its doors in Stoughton, MA.
New England Sinai's spacious lobby overlooks a beautifully landscaped, outdoor atrium.
New Lobby Seating Area.
Stained glass windows from the New England Sinai Hospital chapel when it was located in Jamaica Plain during the 1950s, '60s and '70s now decorate the Sinai lobby overlooking the atrium.
Wing B nursing station.
Patient dining and recreation area as viewed from Wing 2A nursing station.
Many patients needing acute rehabilitation are admitted to Sinai's Wing 2A - the Fishman Rehabilitation Unit.
Inpatients receive physical and occupational therapy in Sinai's fully equipped inpatient gym and adjacent occupational therapy kitchen.
Within the hospital's three locations-Stoughton, Boston and Dorchester- 70 ventilator beds are available for pulmonary patients who can not breathe on their own. Above is a typical hospital bed and ventilator set up.
A ventilator helps Sinai patients who cannot breathe on their own.
Video fluoroscopy is one of the frequently provided tests completed in Sinai's state-of-the-art Radiology Department.
Sinai's fully equippped laboratory processes nearly 250,000 tests per year.
Over 1,376,811 doses of medication are dispensed from Sinai's pharmacy each year.
The Feldberg Ambulatory Care Center houses Sinai's outpatient services and clinics.
In Sinai's bright and spacious outpatient gym, therapists provide physical therapy, occupational therapy and respiratory therapy to over 3,000 outpatients each year.
An individualized physical therapy session in Sinai's modern outpatient gym.
In a small group format, respiratory and physical therapists guide participants through individually tailored programs in Sinai's dedicated Outpatient Pulmonary Rehabilitation suite.
A member of Sinai's dedicated care team.
After more than 80 years, Sinai continues to meet the needs of our patients, their families and our community.