News
13 Kids Who Care: Morgan Rounds
Meet Morgan Rounds, a 12th grader at Shenendehowa High School, and a member of the 2019 class of “13 Kids Who Care.”
Month: April 2019
Wellness
LiveSmart: Put Your Best Plant Forward This Spring – Embrace the Power of Superfoods!
This spring, provide your body with some plant-powered nutrition to get it energized – think Superfoods!
Upcoming Events
Free Varicose Vein Screenings during May in Saratoga
Stephen J. Dempsey, M.D. and St. Peter’s Health Partners offer free varicose vein screenings at the Spa Vein Center, of Saratoga Cardiology Associates.
SPHP in the News
Times Union: Advocate for Homeless to Represent Region at Jefferson Awards
The Times Union published a story on the annual Jefferson Awards ceremony, held at the Century House in Latham. St. Peter’s Health Partners is a proud sponsor of the event.
SPHP in the News
WNYT: National Healthcare Decisions Day
Robert Swidler, VP of Legal Services for SPHP, appeared on WNYT to discuss National Healthcare Decisions Day.
SPHP in the News
WNYT: Health Beat – Alcoholism
Frank Babich, PA, with St. Peter’s Addiction Recovery Center, appeared on WNYT’s Health Beat with Benita Zahn to discuss alcohol use and abuse.
SPHP in the News
Times Union: New Local Hires and Promotions
Several new hires at St. Peter’s Health Partners are featured in the Times Union’s “On the Move” section.
Inside SPHP
SPHP Celebrates Occupational Therapy Month with “Carnival”
Occupational Therapy colleagues at St. Peter’s Hospital held their annual “Carnival” on Thursday, April 11, to celebrate Occupational Therapy Month.
Wellness
LiveSmart: Pre-Prom Conversations Critical to Keeping Event Safe and Fun
Having a conversation with teens about expectations BEFORE prom night is critical. Here’s how to get the dialogue started and to keep it open.
Wellness
LiveSmart: Alcohol Use and the Tolerance Connection – How Much is Too Much?
April is Alcohol Awareness Month to increase awareness and understanding to those who struggle with alcoholism. It’s a good time to examine your own use and ask the question: How much is too much?