By Gwenn Voelckers “Thank you so much for thinking of me. I would love to attend but have another commitment. So sorry.” Do you
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The Big Squeeze: Physicians’ Fees Cut Again While Operating Costs Go Up
Medicare is proposing to reduce physician payments in 2024 by 3.36%. That comes on the heels of a 2% reduction this year. The American
Spreading Cheer and Joy: Embracing the Spirit of Giving with the Regan’s Acts of Kindness Ornament Drive
Central New Yorkers have the chance to bring joy to more than 1,000 children through the Regan’s Acts of Kindness Ornament Drive. The 501c3
Sitting: The ‘New Smoking’
Excessive sitting contributes to a host of health issues By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant You may not have a pack-a-day tobacco habit. But too much
Kelly Ocampo: Hope For Bereaved Helps Those Who’ve Lost a Loved One
By Mary Beth Roach As the new executive director of Hope for Bereaved, Kelly Ocampo plans to build on the legacy of founder Therese
What to Do and Not to Do in Case of a Seizure
By Eva Briggs, MD Your brain’s nerve cells — neurons — communicate with one another via electrical impulses. If the electrical activity is temporarily
Ofrona A. Reid, M.D.
Syracuse Community Health Center’s medical director talks about the center’s new state-of-the-art facility in downtown Syracuse and about his five goals: improving health outcomes,
Crouse Receives $800,000 from Saint Agatha Foundation, JMA Wireless
Donation to support life-saving next-generation 3D mammography technology Crouse Health Foundation, the fundraising arm of Crouse Hospital, is acquiring two next-generation digital tomosynthesis machines
Medicare recognizes Excellus BlueCross BlueShield for quality
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) announced its 2024 quality ratings, and again this year recognized Excellus BlueCross BlueShield for its Medicare
Embracing Solitude: A Journey Toward Contentment
By Gwenn Voelckers In a world that constantly moves at a breakneck pace, solitude can feel like an elusive luxury. Yet I’ve come to