Mount Sinai Hospital
Manhattan2nd floor of the Guggenheim Pavilion West, right next to the shul.
We stock the Kosher rooms of most New York City hospitals, plus hospitals and mental health centers across New York, kept stocked with fresh meals. Here are some of them.

We serve most New York City hospitals and a number of mental health centers. Here is where to find the Kosher room in each one: the building, the floor and the room number.
2nd floor of the Guggenheim Pavilion West, right next to the shul.
2nd floor, Room 2B31. Follow the signs to Bikur Cholim.
Greenberg Pavilion (main building), 2nd floor north, Room 107.
6th floor Hudson, Room 112. Turn left out of the elevators, then left into the hallway.
From the Emergency Room, use the room in the Children’s Hospital, 1st floor, Room 108N.
1st floor, Room 108N.
1st floor, Room C-172.
2nd floor West, Room 167.
4th floor, Room 452, on the left side of the visitors lounge, opposite the main elevators.
Tisch building main lobby, Room TH-180, on the right side of the elevators, across from the lobby restrooms.
From the Kimmel or Hassenfeld Children’s entrance: go up to the 1st floor, walk toward the Tisch building, take the first left and continue past the elevators.
13th floor, Room 1309.
North Pavilion, 3rd floor, Room 302.
4th floor. We deliver fresh food here every day for patients in treatment.
Katz Pavilion, Room T194, in the ambulatory hallway of the Zuckerberg Pavilion.
Hospital security can direct you to the Kosher room.
Basement of the main hospital building, across from the cafeteria, next to staircase A.
1st floor, near the green elevator, right off the main lobby.
Moses campus, 210th Street entrance: take the front stairs to the 1st floor and keep left; the room is at the end of the hallway.
Or take the front elevator to the 1st floor, turn right and walk to the end of the hallway.
3rd floor, Room 32.
Tower Pavilion, 4th floor, halfway between the CCU and bronchoscopy.
No hospital matches that search. Contact us and we’ll help you find the Kosher room.
Room details are updated regularly; please let us know if anything has changed. Contact us
Hot and cold meals, snacks, cakes and fresh-cut fruit every day, a full Shabbos menu every week, and Yom Tov meals with everything the Yom Tov calls for.
Short answers for patients and families.
A Kosher room is a room inside a hospital, stocked with free kosher food for Jewish patients and the family members staying with them: hot and cold meals, snacks, cakes and fresh-cut fruit, plus a full Shabbos menu and Yom Tov meals. Families also call it the Bikur Cholim room, the kosher hospitality room or the Shabbos room.
Yes. Everything in the Kosher room is free for patients and their families. No one is ever asked to pay.
Satmar Bikur Cholim’s Kosher Rooms Division, the Ladies Bikur Cholim, based at 56 Franklin Ave in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Fresh food comes in from our caterers; we warm, plate, pack and label it, and volunteers bring it to the Kosher rooms several times a week.
Most New York City hospitals, in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx and Staten Island, plus hospitals on Long Island and mental health centers across New York. Each hospital above has its own page with the building, the floor and the room number.
Bikur Cholim (also written Bikur Holim or Bikkur Cholim) means visiting and caring for the sick. Since 1952, Satmar Bikur Cholim has cared for patients and their families with kosher food in New York’s hospitals.
$36 sponsors one meal, $50 a patient’s meals for a full day and $1,000 one hospital for a day. Sponsor online on our Sponsor & Give page.
The Kosher room in the hospital is stocked and waiting, free for patients and their families, at any hour. Questions? Write to the office, we’re glad to help.