Cedars-Sinai Medical Center

Cedars began as a 12-bed hospital in Angeleno Heights in 1902. After merging with Mount Sinai Hospital in 1961, Cedars-Sinai has flourished, becoming one of the leading medical facilities in the United States. Throughout its 100-plus years of service, Cedars-Sinai has been steadfast in its commitment to providing the most innovative healthcare to communities in need. This responsibility includes working in schools, shelters, clinics, and communities to reach uninsured or underinsured, higher-risk populations. Cedars-Sinai is also recognized for its world-renowned research and education programs. Through its diverse departments and educational and research institutes, the medical center allows physicians to conduct cutting-edge research while treating patients and training a new generation of medical professionals.