The Morchand Center for Clinical Competence
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Directions to The Morchand CenterEnter the hospital from Madison Avenue just south of 101st Street (See below for directions to the hospital). At this location, a large blue vertical "Mount Sinai Medical Center" sign is on the sidewalk in front of a large revolving door. The building number is 1468. Proceed through the revolving door and inform the guard that you are expected at The Morchand Center. From within the hospital:Walk up the stairs behind the guard; you will enter a large open atrium lobby. To your left are glass doors that lead to the Annenberg Building. Enter through the doors and proceed to the elevator bank farthest to your right. These elevators will take you to the 13th Floor. Once you have arrived on the 13th Floor you will see The Morchand Center's double doors with welcome mat right by the elevator. Our name is both on the welcome mat outside our Center and above the doors.
Location | Subway | MTA Bus (within NYC) | Train/Bus | Plane | Car
Accommodations | Map of Mount Sinai and Surrounding Area Specific services are mentioned as a convenience, based upon our current knowledge, and do not constitute an endorsement. Alternatives exist. Verify prices and schedules. Location [top] Mount Sinai is located between There are three main entrances to the Mount Sinai campus:
Mount Sinai Campus and General Information: (212) 241-6500
Mount Sinai Campus Buildings
By Subway [top]Take the Number 6 local train to 96th Street. Walk west (uphill) two blocks to Madison Avenue. Turn right, and walk north (downhill) to the Mount Sinai campus. The price of a single ride is $2.00, or you may purchase a multiple ride or unlimited ride MetroCard and receive discounted fares. For more information about MetroCard, you may visit the MTA Web site at www.mta.info/metrocard/. For more information on MTA/New York City Transit, you may visit their Web site at www.mta.info/nyct/. By MTA Bus (within NYC) [top]The price of a single ride is $2.00 (which includes a free transfer), or you may purchase a multiple ride or unlimited ride MetroCard and receive discounted fares. If you do not purchase a MetroCard prior to boarding the bus, you will need exact change to pay the fare. For more information about MetroCard, you may visit the MTA Web site at www.mta.info/metrocard/. From the North: Fifth Avenue buses M1, M2, M3, or M4 stop at 101st Street and 96th Street. Cross Fifth Avenue to the Mount Sinai campus. From the South: Madison Avenue buses M1, M2, M3, or M4 stop at 98th Street and 100th Street. Cross Madison Avenue to the Mount Sinai campus. From Port Authority Bus Terminal: Take the M10 bus north to 96th Street and transfer to the M96 bus, which goes through Central Park, and get off at 96th and Fifth Avenue; or take the M42 or M104 bus from 42nd Street and 8th Avenue across town to 42nd Street and Madison Avenue. Transfer to the M1, M2, M3, or M4 bus north on Madison Avenue. Get off at 98th Street or 100th Street. Cross Madison Avenue to the Mount Sinai campus. From Penn Station: Take the Q32 bus from 7th Avenue and 34th Street to 42nd Street and Madison Avenue. Transfer to the M1, M2, M3, or M4 bus north on Madison Avenue. Get off at 98th Street or 100th Street. Cross Madison Avenue to the Mount Sinai campus. From Queens: Take the Q32 bus to 57th Street and Madison Avenue. Transfer to M1, M2, M3, or M4 bus north on Madison Avenue. Get off at 98th Street or 100th Street. Cross Madison Avenue to the Mount Sinai campus. For more information on MTA/New York City Transit, you may visit their Web site at www.mta.info/nyct/. By Train or Bus [top]Trains into New York arrive at either Grand Central Station (42nd St. and Park Ave.) or Pennsylvania Station (32nd St. and 7th Ave.). Long distance buses debark at the Port Authority Bus Terminal on 42nd St. and 8th Ave. From Grand Central Station Grand Central Station serves the Metro-North Railroad. For more information on schedules and fares, you may visit the Metro-North Web site at www.mta.info/mnr/. From Port Authority Bus Terminal Or Take the Uptown Number 2 or 3 Express subway train to 96th Street. Then take the M96 crosstown bus at Broadway and 96th Street to 5th Avenue. The Port Authority Bus Terminal serves several bus lines. For more information, you may visit the Port Authority Web site at www.panynj.gov. From Pennsylvania Station Or Take the Uptown Number 2 or 3 Express subway train to 96th Street. Then take the M96 crosstown bus at Broadway and 96th Street to 5th Avenue. Pennsylvania Station serves Amtrak, New Jersey Transit, and Long Island Railroad. By Plane [top]From La Guardia Airport Taxis cost between $18-$28 and take about 20-40 minutes. Group rides are generally available at the dispatch lines outside the baggage claim areas. Group fares are about $10. The New York Aiport Service bus runs every 30 minutes, 7:00 A.M. to 11:00 P.M., from all terminals. The ride takes about 40 minutes, costs $15, and takes you to Grand Central Station (42nd St.) and a number of midtwon hotels. For more information about the New York Airport Service bus, you may visit their Web site at www.nyairportservice.com. The Gray Line Air Shuttle Minibus serves a number of hotels directly, and costs $13. For more information about the Gray Line Shuttle, you may visit their Web site at www.graylinenewyork.com/airport.cfm. From JFK International Airport Taxis cost about $30-$40, and the trip takes about an hour. Yellow cabs into Manhattan must provide a flat fare of $45.00 plus any tolls. The meter will not be turned on, and the night surcharge will not be added. If passengers request multiple stops, the flat rate of $45.00 will be collected at the first stop in Manhattan, and the meter will be turned on for the remainder of the trip. The metered fare should be collected at the last stop, from the last passenger. You may find out more information about taxi fares in New York at the Taxi and Limousine Commission Web site. The Super Shuttle Transportation System bus runs every 15-20 minutes, 24 hours a day, and costs $19. For more information about the Super Shuttle Transportation System bus, you may visit their Web site at www.supershuttle.com. The New York Aiport Service bus runs every 30 minutes, 6:00 A.M. to 11:00 P.M., from all terminals. The ride takes about 40 minutes, costs $15, and takes you to Grand Central Station (42nd St.) and a number of midtwon hotels. For more information about New York Airport Service, you may visit their Web site at www.nyairportservice.com. The Gray Line Air Shuttle Minibus serves a number of hotels directly, and costs $16. For more information about the Gray Line Shuttle, you may visit their Web site at www.graylinenewyork.com/airport.cfm. From Newark Airport Taxis cost between $30-$40, and the trip takes about 45 minutes. Group rates are available. New Jersey Transit Express buses run every 15 minutes from 6 A.M. to midnight (hourly after that). They will take you to the Port Authority Bus Terminal in Manhattan (8th Ave. and 42nd St.). The fare is $7; buy your ticket inside the airport. For more information about New Jersey Transit buses, visit their Web site at www.njtransit.com. The Olympia Airport Express bus also costs $11 each way or $21 round trip. It leaves every half hour, and goes to Grand Central Station, Penn Station, the Port Authority Bus Terminal, and many Midtown hotels. You may find more information about the Olympia Airport Express bus at www.olympiabus.com/nycewr.htm. The Gray Line Air Shuttle Minibus also runs from Newark and costs $14. For more information about the Gray Line Shuttle, you may visit their Web site at www.graylinenewyork.com/airport.cfm. By Car [top]From New Jersey: After crossing the George Washington Bridge, take the Henry Hudson Parkway South to the 96th Street Exit. Proceed on 96th Street through Central Park to Madison Avenue. Turn left on Madison Avenue, right on 99th St., and proceed to the Parking Garage. From Long Island: Take the Long Island Expressway West to the Grand Central Parkway West. Take this to the Tri-Boro Bridge and to the FDR Drive. Take the FDR Drive South to the 96th Street Exit. Make a right onto 96th Street, another right onto Madison Avenue, and yet another right on 99th St., and proceed to the Parking Garage. From Points North: Via Henry Hudson Parkway: Take the Henry Hudson Parkway South to 96th Street. Proceed on 96th Street through Central Park to Madison Avenue. Turn left on Madison Avenue, right on 99th St., and proceed to the Parking Garage. Via New England Thruway: Take the New England Thruway (Interstate 95 South) and the Tri-Boro Bridge to the FDR Drive. Take the FDR Drive South to the 96th Street Exit. Make a right onto 96th Street, another right onto Madison Avenue, and yet another right on 99th St., and proceed to the Parking Garage. Via Major Deegan/New York Thruway: Take the Major Deegan (Interstate 87 South) to the 138th Street Exit. Cross the Willis Avenue Bridge to the FDR Drive. Take the FDR Drive South to the 96th Street Exit. Make a right onto 96th Street, another right onto Madison Avenue, and yet another right on 99th St., and proceed to the Parking Garage. From Staten Island: Take the Verrazano Bridge to Brooklyn-Queens-Expressway North to Grand Central Parkway West. Take this to the Tri-Boro Bridge and to the FDR Drive. Take the FDR Drive South to the 96th Street Exit. Make a right onto 96th Street, another right onto Madison Avenue, and yet another right on 99th St., and proceed to the Parking Garage. From Brooklyn: Take the Brooklyn-Queens-Expressway North to Grand Central Parkway West. Take this to the Tri-Boro Bridge and to the FDR Drive. Take the FDR Drive South to the 96th Street Exit. Make a right onto 96th Street, another right onto Madison Avenue, and yet another right on 99th St., and proceed to the Parking Garage. The Parking Garage is located at 99th Street between Park and Madison Avenues. Metered parking around Mount Sinai vicinity is also available. Open daily: Monday - Friday 5:00 A.M. - 1:00 A.M. Parking fees: Hotels and Accommodations[top]
The closest hotel to The Mount Sinai Medical Center is the Hotel Wales, which is located between 92nd and 93rd Streets in New York’s upscale Carnegie Hill neighborhood. European in style, this landmark hotel envelops you in an intimate, inviting, and irresistibly relaxing environment. You may also indulge yourself in the beauty of panoramic views of Central Park from the newly-renovated rooftop terrace. Single rooms and suites are available at a discounted rate. Rates vary throughout the year. Call toll-free (866) 925-3746 for reservations or visit www.waleshotel.com. An alternative to the Hotel Wales is The Franklin Hotel located at East 87th Street between Lexington and Third Avenues on Manhattan’s fashionable Upper East Side. The proud century-old brownstone lets you feel like a true New Yorker. Rooms feel like private sanctuaries inviting you to unwind before and after the day. Single rooms are available at a discounted rate. Rates vary throughout the year. To experience The Franklin Hotel, call toll-free (877) 847-4444 for reservations or visit www.franklinhotel.com. Again, we are not necessarily endorsing these hotels, but mention it as a convenience. There are a huge number of hotels in New York. Most are in the area around Grand Central Station. Since price and quality vary greatly, it is best to consult a guidebook with a large section on hotels. Call for current pricing, and check with your hotel about airport shuttle service. |
