The Einstein-Montefiore Division of Hematology's comprehensive hematology training program guarantees experience in treating hemoglobinopathies, thrombotic diseases, hemorrhagic disorders, myelidysplasia, hematologic malignancies, and cytopenias.
The hematology service sees consultations in two tertiary care hospitals, averaging 700 cases yearly. Fellows see patients in two large continuity hematology clinics, a thrombosis clinic, a bone marrow procedure clinic, and a sickle cell clinic.
Montefiore Medical Center, Albert Einstein College of Medicine's primary teaching hospital, is the tertiary care center for the Bronx's 1.6 million residents. Patients come from all nations, with a broad range of ethnic-group-related diseases (e.g. hemochromatosis, hemoglobin D punjab, Jamaican sickle cell disease, and Familial Mediterranean Fever).
Einstein-Montefiore's faculty physicians perform bone marrow transplants (autologous, allogeneic and matched unrelated), heart, lung, liver and kidney transplants. Montefiore Medical Center has a large obstetrics service, gyneccologic oncology service, cardiology and neurology treatment centers and active cardiothoracic and neurosurgical subspecialties.