Social work services are available. The full range secondary care is available including pulmonary, cardiac, endocrine, and child development specialists. The Mount Sinai Communication Disorders center provides speech-language and learning disability evaluations and therapies. Funding is primarily provided by the New York State Department of Health. About 2,000 medical visits are provided each year.
Comprehensive care includes physical examinations, follow-up, acute care, and immunizations.
Secondary services are provided by Mount Sinai Hospital by School Health Program referral. Medicaid is billed when possible, and all revenues are part of the program operating budget. There is never a charge to families. Medicaid or other insurance cards should be brought at the time of first visit. It is advisable to check in advance whether specific insurance programs are accepted.