Founded in 1919 as a 60-bed hospital to serve Eastern European Jewish immigrants and to train Jewish physicians denied educational opportunities elsewhere, Mount Sinai has a rich history of catering to the underserved. Today, the hospital serves a predominantly African American and Latino community with vigor and dedication that has only grown stronger through the years. This commitment is also reflected in their approach to treating Piles, a condition that affects a large number of people and requires careful and effective management.