Overview
- Justice Department documents released late May 2026 show Mount Sinai staff arranged after-hours emergency-room access, house calls to Epstein’s homes and private island, and other bespoke medical favors.
- Emails in the files record Dr. Jess Ting describing Epstein as a “VIP” and agreeing to late-night visits and procedures on short notice.
- The files indicate Epstein gave more than $300,000 to Mount Sinai-linked groups, including roughly $125,000 to the Dubin Breast Center, and mention trustee Glenn Dubin and Eva Andersson-Dubin in donor-related exchanges.
- Mount Sinai announced an internal committee to review the ties but has declined to disclose findings or total donations, prompting physicians to call for renaming, firings and clearer accountability.
- The disclosures highlight how donor and trustee relationships can create conflicts at medical centers and could prompt external scrutiny, policy changes on donor influence and renewed oversight of hospital governance.