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PUBLISHED 1942 •THE JEWISH NEWS
OPENED 1953 SINAI HOSPITAL

ust as The Jewish
News has flourished
supporting our
community with
up-to-date coverage of
news events for the past
50 years, Sinai Hospital
has grown providing
medical services to
the metropolitan
Detroit community.

Our many programs and
services speak daily to the
metropolitan area about
reverence for life, hope for
healing, and our mandate
to service by:

As Michigan's only
Jewish hospital,

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we at Sinai maintain this
distinct, unique identity
since opening our doors
in 1953.

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Offering medical care
for indigent Jews

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Donating proceeds
from Sinai gift shop
sales to the Tay Sachs
screening program

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Operating the only
hospital kosher
kitchen in Michigan

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Hosting Project
Health-O-Rama

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Caring for low-
income, high-risk
obstetric patients
Providing health
education programs

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Enhancing the strength
of the Jewish community
as the largest Jewish-
sponsored agency in
the state of Michigan
Providing free medical
treatment for Jewish
Russian immigrants

Offering the community
the care of our excellent
medical staff

Sinai's call to service has
remained strong through
the development of historic
medical advancements.
During the past 39 years,
Sinai's top quality medical
staff has achieved landmark
successes in:

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Heart catheter
monitoring
Cardiac rehabilitation

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Balloon angioplasty

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Partial mechanical
heart development
and implantation

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Lipid analysis related
to coronary heart
disease
High-risk pregnancies
Hysteroscopy
Laser surgery,
particularly in the
areas of gynecology,
ophthalmology,
dermatology and
urology, all
specialties in which
Sinai physicians have
pioneered a number
of widely-used
procedures

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hether through
our services to the
community or by our
constantly evolving
medical excellence, Sinai
is a living expression of
Jewish traditions and
values. Our past is cause
for pride in achievement
and gratitude for the
opportunity to grow
and serve.

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n era of exciting
new leadership lies
ahead for Sinai in 1992.
Our new president,
Phillip Schaengold,
and our management
team are committed
to guiding Sinai
through the exciting
challenges ahead.

We salute The Jewish
News on 50 years of
service and anticipate
marking new milestones
together as we grow in
the years to come.

If you'd like more
information on Sinai
Hospital's leading-edge
medical programs or
for a referral to a Sinai
physician, call us at

1-800-248-3627.

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