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WMC Doctors, Nurses And Staff Run For A Cause At New York City Marathon WMC Doctors, Nurses And Staff Run For A Cause At New York City Marathon
WMC Doctors, Nurses And Staff Run For A Cause At New York City Marathon A team of 12 runners from Westchester Medical Center Health Network (WMCHealth) representing different backgrounds and medical professions across the Hudson Valley will compete in the TCS New York City Marathon on November 5. Team members will raise money in support of the patients they care for at WMCHealth’s 10 Hudson Valley hospitals. Here is a closer look at the runners who will “Go the Distance to Make a Difference.” Boeu Chon, DO, New York City – Running for Maria Fareri Children’s Hospital, a member of WMCHealth Since joining the medical team at Maria Fareri Children’s Hospital six y…
Valley CFO Recognized For Work With Uninsured Bergen Residents Valley CFO Recognized For Work With Uninsured Bergen Residents
Valley CFO Recognized For Work With Uninsured Bergen Residents RIDGEWOOD, N.J. -- For residents without health insurance living in northern New Jersey, Richard Keenan and the Bergen Volunteer Medical Initiative are working to make doctor's visits a stress-free possibility. Keenan, who is the senior vice president of finance and chief financial officer of Valley Health System, was recently recognized by the Bergen Volunteer Medical Initiative (BVMI) as a “BVMI Champion” at their 8th Anniversary Gala at the Indian Trail Club in Franklin Lakes.  "I'm grateful to have been recognized as a 'BVMI Champion,'" said Keenan. "It feels wonderful to…
Bergen County Players Support Pediatric And Adolescent Art Therapy Bergen County Players Support Pediatric And Adolescent Art Therapy
Bergen County Players Support Pediatric And Adolescent Art Therapy RIDGEWOOD, N.J. -- Comprised of actors, actresses, stage hands and various other theater-lovers, the Bergen County Players understand the benefits of the arts. That's why, when looking to give back to the North Jersey community, they knew exactly where to start.  Last month, Bergen County Players presented a $2,550 donation to Valley Home Care, in support of the hospital's Journeys art therapy program. Through their donation, the Bergen County Players are working to help children and adolescents who are dealing with a family member or loved one's life-threatening illness or death. Journeys …
Phelps Hospital Seeks Donations For Hurricane Relief Efforts Phelps Hospital Seeks Donations For Hurricane Relief Efforts
Phelps Hospital Seeks Donations For Hurricane Relief Efforts SLEEPY HOLLOW, N.Y. -- To help those affected by Hurricane Maria, Phelps Hospital is sponsoring a local collection effort to bring urgently needed supplies to the people of Puerto Rico. The hospital is only able to accept specific items, which must be unopened, within expiration date and in their original packaging. These include: Diapers (infant, toddler and adult sizes) Baby wipes Baby formula Cases of water Nutritional supplements (e.g., Ensure) Protein bars Feminine hygiene products  Personal hygiene/care items (shampoo, body wash and deodorant) Hand sanitizer Oral hygiene items  Cloro…
Nationally Recognized Spinal Doctor Keeps Westchester Backs In Line Nationally Recognized Spinal Doctor Keeps Westchester Backs In Line
Nationally Recognized Spinal Doctor Keeps Westchester Backs In Line WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. -- For Westchester County residents suffering from chronic back pain, one of New York's highest regarded spine surgeons is available closer than ever before. White Plains Hospital recently welcomed Dr. Andrew Casden as its new Chief of Orthopedic and Spine Surgery. A board-certified orthopedic spinal surgeon with experience in both traditional and minimally-invasive spinal surgery, Casden's approach to spinal conditions focuses on offering the most appropriate, personalized treatment plan for each patient. A proponent of therapy and corrective treatment, he ensures all op…
Ovarian Cancer: Risk Factors, Symptoms, Diagnosis And Treatment Ovarian Cancer: Risk Factors, Symptoms, Diagnosis And Treatment
Ovarian Cancer: Risk Factors, Symptoms, Diagnosis And Treatment RIDGEWOOD, N.J. -- Ovarian cancer is the most deadly cancer involving the female reproductive tract, and is the ninth most common cancer in women. The American Cancer Society estimates that 14,080 deaths due to ovarian cancer will occur in the United States in 2017. No one knows exactly what causes ovarian cancer, but factors that may increase risk include: Age - Women over age 55 are much more likely to be diagnosed with ovarian cancer than younger women. Family history - Women with a close relative with ovarian cancer, as well as women with a family history of breast, uterine or colorect…
Physical Therapists Loosen Grip On Headache Pain Physical Therapists Loosen Grip On Headache Pain
Physical Therapists Loosen Grip On Headache Pain PARAMUS, N.J. -- Headaches are a common problem, often seemingly benign and unpredictable. However, many times these pains can be solved by simple treatment from a physical therapist. Many headaches can be caused by neck pain and issues, which are known as cervicogenic headaches. A recent study found evidence showing that more than half of all headaches diagnosed as untreatable migraines were actually cervicogenic headaches, and were easily resolved with treatment directed at the neck. Often times, stiffness around the neck can lead to referred pain into the head. With cervicogenic hea…
Pace Field Hockey Holds Top 10 Spot In National Rankings Pace Field Hockey Holds Top 10 Spot In National Rankings
Pace Field Hockey Holds Top 10 Spot In National Rankings PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. -- One week removed from cracking the National Field Hockey Coaches Association's Poll for the first time in program history, the Pace University field hockey team is showing no signs of slowing down. After receiving their first-ever national ranking in mid-September, the Setters have moved up to No. 7 in the most recent rankings, after splitting a pair of contests last week.  The Setters, who are now 6-1, fell for the first time this season in overtime at No. 4 Saint Anselm. Pace earned its most recent victory last Wednesday against NE10 foe, American International Coll…
Urgent Care Or ER? CareMount Medical Explains Where To Bring Your Child Urgent Care Or ER? CareMount Medical Explains Where To Bring Your Child
Urgent Care Or ER? CareMount Medical Explains Where To Bring Your Child It's late, your child is in visible pain and you're unsure whether the condition will worsen overnight. Most pediatricians practice standard business hours, while a hospital's emergency room can come with long wait times and a sizable bill. Thankfully, urgent care facilities are emerging as an attractive alternative for parents seeking after-hours treatment for non-life-threatening illnesses. "In hospital emergency departments, many of which are overwhelmed by patients seeking help for non-life-threatening problems, waits are often hours and costs are high," said Dr. Jill Ratner, a…
Urgent Care Or ER? CareMount Medical Explains Where To Bring Your Child Urgent Care Or ER? CareMount Medical Explains Where To Bring Your Child
Urgent Care Or ER? CareMount Medical Explains Where To Bring Your Child It's late, your child is in visible pain and you're unsure whether the condition will worsen overnight. Most pediatricians practice standard business hours, while a hospital's emergency room can come with long wait times and a sizable bill. Thankfully, urgent care facilities are emerging as an attractive alternative for parents seeking after-hours treatment for non-life-threatening illnesses. "In hospital emergency departments, many of which are overwhelmed by patients seeking help for non-life-threatening problems, waits are often hours and costs are high," said Dr. Jill Ratner, a…
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