We know the value of a balanced and healthy life for our caregivers, which is why we offer a
combination of wellness benefits and resources. Scroll down to learn more about our wellness
benefits, programs, and resources designed to enhance your wellbeing.
Human Resources has all of the information you need regarding anything from paid time off to gym discounts. Learn more about what your HR department can assist you with and benefits available to you.
Caregivers' health is a priority at Sinai. The list below outlines programs designed to help keep caregivers healthy.
Immunization Programs: Flu, MMR, Chicken Pox, Hep B and TB Surveillance
Smoking Cessation program information and materials
Wellness Information provided
Screening for Blood Pressure, weight, Body Mass Index (BMI)
Temperature checks, return to work, illness at work and COVID screening and testing
Injury, illness, and exposure follow up
Sinai Caregivers' mental health is equally as important as physical health. Below are programs that can provide assistance to caregivers and help maintain mental wellness.
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Fiducius Student Loan Assistance
Healthcare professionals like you have lowered their monthly loan payments more than 80% with the Loan Relief benefit from Fiducius. Learn how this benefit can help you take control of your student loans with Administrative Forbearance ending and the new Limited Waiver Opportunity.
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UBS Retirement Plan Consulting Team
As a Sinai Caregiver, you have access to the UBS Retirement Plan Consulting Team who can answer questions about the company's retirement plan and provide general financial education to help achieve your goals.
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AT&T Signature Program
As a member of Sinai Health System you could be saving up to 25% on the monthly service charge of qualifying wireless plans with the AT&T Signature Program.
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College Tuition Benefit Program through DHMO
Sinai Community Institute (SCI) has a history of developing effective community-based health and social service programs to improve the health and well-being of its clients by addressing social, economic, and environmental factors. Approximately 14,000 families each year benefit from SCI’s services, from infants to adolescents to adults.
Sinai Urban Health Institute (SUHI) conducts health inequities research, develops innovative community health interventions, delivers community health worker (CHW) training and consultation, and provides a broad scope of evaluation services. Some of the currently funded initiatives include: