591 Comments for Mount Sinai Hospital

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Is that a surgical mask on the floor? Why in the morgue?
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I love morgue shots, which is probably a problem, but this is wonderful nonetheless.
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It would be interesting if you could get back into the building, now that it's been refurbished into apartments (?), find this exact location again and photograph what's been done with it -- or the operating theater.
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"Mirrors on the ceiling, and champaigne on ice......." The Hotel Philadelphia...... ( what a nice surprise!) :) I'm slap-happy today.
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Debbi I can relate to THAT! And it's so nice and private, too! :)
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A D, I have to agree, laughed so hard now I gotta pee!!!! :) (heheheheheehee)
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Spooky!
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hate to see the end but this was a great gallery, thanks Motts.
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looking good Motts ;)
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eww peepee!
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what a beautiful day for this pic
love it!
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we have a cooler high temp alarm for our several cooler areas here at work. similar set-up
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I have not seen a "table" on a track like that. The tracks that I am familiar with are on the ceiling and they move to position the patient in the correct way. Looks like the ceiling was inadequate for the weight of the x-ray equipment so they placed the "table" on a track. Many times expensive equipment has been depreciated and has no value left for the accountants to work with, so they just leave it. The cost of shipping this equipment would be very high, but it would seem like some group should step up and do that rather than see it rust out and end up in a trash heap.
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I wouldn't think it would be Betadine. I think Motts would be able to find that source pretty quickly. I'd think it would be some type of rust in suspension. Possibly leaking stagnant rusty water in the pipes mixing with a tile or wallpaper adhesive?
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Morgues are usually attached to the lab. There are many times during the day that the staff is not in the morgue. So if a funeral home comes to pick up a body they have to get the attention of the staff. Thus the morgue alarm. Kind of a crazy name for it since it is just a doorbell..............