Crouse Health Board of Directors Chairman Patrick A. Mannion has announced the appointment of Mike Haynie to the organization’s board. Haynie is currently vice
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Physician assistant joins St. Joe’s Care Center West
Certified physician assistant Taylor Arpano has joined St. Joseph’s Health Primary Care Center West. In her new role, Arpano will collaborate with an integrated
Dr. Pittari joins Auburn Neurology Services
Physician Joseph Pittari joined Auburn Neurology Services from The University of Rochester Medical Center department of neurology where he completed his headache medicine fellowship.
Community Memorial’s orthopedic practice welcomes PA
Community Memorial in Hamilton has introduced its newest addition to the orthopedic practice, Frank J. Walczak IV. He joins as a physician assistant with
Laboratory Alliance names director of information services
Laboratory Alliance of Central New York has named Jim Zielinski director of information services. A skilled information technology (IT) professional, he has more than
Oswego Health’s gala raises over $149,000
The 4th Annual Oswego Health Foundation Gala in November raised over $149,000 to support local healthcare and the newly created Oswego Health Foundation endowment
Crouse Launches 36th Annual Lights of Love Campaign
The holiday season is upon us and with it one of Central New York’s most glowing traditions: the annual Crouse Health Foundation Lights of
Be Happier This Holiday Season: Say ‘YES’
By Gwenn Voelckers “Thank you so much for thinking of me. I would love to attend but have another commitment. So sorry.” Do you
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