We're proud to share that HSS has been recognized by @Forbes and @StatistaCharts as one of America's Best Employers for Healthcare Professionals in 2026:

We’re proud to share that HSS foot and ankle orthopaedic surgeon Scott J. Ellis, MD has been named President of the American Orthopaedic Foot & Ankle Society (@AOFAS). Congratulations on this well-deserved recognition and leadership role.

The road to another championship begins now. As the Official Hospital of the @nyliberty, HSS is proud to support the 2024 champions both on and off the court. Since 2004, HSS physicians have led the team's medical staff, working alongside players year-round to provide expert care that helps keep them performing at their highest level. From injury prevention and diagnosis to treatment, rehabilitation, and return-to-play decisions, the Liberty and HSS share a commitment to excellence, resilience, and helping athletes reach their full potential. We are proud to stand behind this remarkable team as they begin their playoff journey and pursue another championship. 

After a special design day, artwork from pediatric patients at the HSS Lerner Children’s Pavilion was combined into one shooting shirt for the Nets to wear tonight–celebrating each kid and honoring the HSS doctors who care for them and our Brooklyn Nets. 🖤🎨

Can diet and lifestyle choices help manage rheumatoid arthritis? Led by Danna Raphael, RD, CDN, Clinical Nutritionist and Registered Dietician at HSS, this webinar will explore the latest evidence-based guidance on nutrition, supplements, and healthy lifestyle habits that may support overall health and RA symptom management. Register today:

During a recent episode of @KellyMarkLive, host and actor Mark Consuelos praised the care he received from Martin J. O'Malley, MD, foot and ankle surgeon at HSS, following surgery to remove a bone spur from his foot. Consuelos noted that Dr. O'Malley treats foot and ankle injuries in professional athletes and said, “I thought I was in good hands.”

I just learned about a 17,000-acre ‘spiritual community’ being built in Tennessee and somehow the same names keep showing up. Despite how it may be billed, this is not just a yoga retreat. On Isha Foundation’s property, residents can build and own homes on 99-year ground leases. They can mortgage them and they can sell them, but Isha keeps ownership of the land underneath them. Isha says this helps “safeguard its ethos.” But you can’t simply buy your way in; for Isha’s Kamala lots, the primary applicant must complete Inner Engineering Completion. For its studios and apartments, residents must be initiated into Shambhavi Mahamudra Kriya. The primary applicant must also participate in Kshetragna, which Isha describes as a lifelong commitment to daily spiritual practice under Sadhguru’s guidance. Tennessee regulators now describe the property as a 17,000-acre site, with another 102 residential lots planned for lease to Isha members. How are they able to do this? Well, Sadhguru does not generally present this as conventional religion. He describes yoga as a “technology” and “science” of inner transformation. Despite his characterization, Isha’s world is built around concepts like: Shiva as Adiyogi. Consecrated lingas. Linga Bhairavi. Karma. Liberation. Gurus. Devotion. Prana pratishtha. In other words: ideas, rituals and sacred forms deeply rooted in Hindu and yogic traditions are often presented to Western audiences as wellness, technology and self-development instead of “religion.” If you tell Americans “this is a Hindu spiritual tradition” they hear religion; but if you call Shiva, consecration, gurus and lifelong spiritual discipline “yogic technology,” many people hear meditation class. Now follow the network behind this compound. Sadhguru → ITServe Alliance Sadhguru was a keynote speaker at ITServe’s flagship Synergy conference. Isha → Sewa International Sewa partnered with Isha’s Save Soil campaign and mobilized its U.S. chapters behind it. Sewa has also explicitly listed Isha Foundation and Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh (HSS) as partner organizations at U.S. events. Then there’s RSS. Sadhguru participated in the Positivity Unlimited series coordinated by a group formed of the RSS and its affiliates. Even RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat participated in the same series. At what point does a “spiritual retreat” become a privately controlled town with its own rules about who gets to live there? Because 17,000 acres is a hell of a yoga studio.