Mount Sinai's new way of keeping low-acuity patients out of the ED

New York City-based Mount Sinai Health System has started a program offering telehealth services to patients with less severe conditions who call 911, making it the first system in the state to do so.

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Mount Sinai's new way of keeping low-acuity patients out of the ED

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