Mount Sinai Hospital has been in Toronto since 1923 under several names, and it has been at its current location on University Avenue since 1953. The hospital has more than 200 doctors in 22 departments and five institutes. It is a large academic medical center with more than 20,000 annual admissions and over 70,000 outpatient visits. It is also one of only six hospitals in Canada equipped to perform heart transplants. In addition, Mount Sinai provides care for patients from all over the world through its international clinics. Mount Sinai is famous for its research activity, especially its contribution to the development of cancer treatments. The hospital is affiliated with the University of Toronto and receives support from both public and private sources. It is a member of the Canadian Cancer Society's CTSA Network. This means that it receives funding from the National Cancer Institute to conduct clinical trials for new drugs and other interventions. In addition, the hospital participates in community health initiatives such as the Healthy Heart Program, which aims to reduce cardiac disease and mortality through education and prevention programs. Mount Sinai has pioneered many advances in medicine, including coronary angioplasty, hip and knee replacement surgery, and fetal therapy (treatment of fetal diseases).