Neighborhood summary

Living on the street adjacent to the Mount Sinai Medical Center in Manhattan, where the official grade is B with a score of 87.8, offers a unique blend of city convenience and potential challenges. The medical center's presence creates a sense of security, knowing that immediate medical assistance is nearby. However, the constant activity around the hospital can lead to specific issues. Residents have reported problems such as lost or found property, with a total of two instances logged. These could be attributed to the high foot traffic in the area, which includes patients, visitors, and staff.

One of the most pressing concerns, as reported by residents, is the category labeled as "Other." This could encompass a range of issues, from noise disturbances like loud music or parties from nearby apartment buildings, to maintenance problems like blocked fire hydrants or broken street lights. The blocked fire hydrants, in particular, could pose a significant safety risk, hindering firefighters' ability to effectively combat a fire in the area. Additionally, a reported instance of a lost or found bag/wallet suggests that pickpocketing or petty theft could be a minor concern, although the overall crime rate in the area is relatively low.

Limited data — only 2 complaints in 12 months. Not enough for a reliable trend chart.

Crime trend 168 total

311 Complaints

What residents are reporting

Crime on Mount Sinai Medical Center

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