In-house lawyers at the Mount Sinai Health System in New York know that medical care alone is not enough to heal patients who also suffer from legal problems that affect their well-being.

“For example, some people can’t get better until you find a way to get them food, or transportation to a doctor,” general counsel and executive vice president Beth Essig told Corporate Counsel.

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