Knowing if you are at risk for prediabetes is a good first step towards managing your health — take the quiz TODAY and find out. Our next FREE Virtual Program begins Wednesday, October 14. […]
Effective today, October 1st, 2020, Burdett Birth Center is now a maternity service within Samaritan Hospital. This transition has been in progress for months after it became clear Burdett Birth Center was facing financial challenges due to increasing insurance premiums and other issues. This merger allows St. Peter’s Health Partners to continue our mission to provide high-quality maternity care in Rensselaer County, given that Samaritan Hospital is the only hospital in the county. The same experienced staff and providers, including OB/GYNs and midwives, remain at Burdett and are committed to providing the support and care women and families have come to expect. Burdett continues to offer the same birthing options including various forms of pain management, hydrotherapy, and Vaginal Birth After C-Section (VBAC). The Samaritan Hospital maternity service will continue to use the name Burdett Birth Center. This transition aligns St. Peter’s Health Partners maternity services at Samaritan Hospital in Troy and St. Peter’s Hospital in Albany.
Heidi Godoy, DO, a gynecologic oncologist with Women’s Cancer Care Associates, appeared on WTEN to discuss endometrial cancer. Dr. Godoy, who is also a member of the Minimally Invasive Surgery team at St. Peter’s Health Partners, discussed the symptoms of the disease, as well as treatments which include robotic surgery. […]
We’re honored to help families welcome their new babies into the world! Here at St. Peter’s Health Partners we want to celebrate the birth of your child with you, and encourage you to share your news with the community. While the COVID-19 pandemic visitor restrictions mean professional photographers are not currently able to be in the birthing center, we have adapted. We offer the opportunity for parents to send in their favorite photo of their baby to be shared on the St. Peter’s Health Partner’s Facebook page. We require parents to include the baby’s name, date of birth, and parent’s name, and ask for the city or town of residence to be included. There is an additional spot for including information, such as the names of the delivery team, or baby’s height and weight. Click Here to submit photos!
Steven Hanks, M.D., chief clinical officer for St. Peter’s Health Partners, appeared on WNYT’s Health Beat to discuss the latest developments surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic. […]
Money raised through the Ice Bucket Challenge has helped fund a potential breakthrough in ALS research. You can contribute to future discoveries like this one, by participating in the Walk to Strike Out ALS, on Oct. 17. […]
The COVID-19 global health crisis is rapidly becoming a mental health crisis. St. Peter’s is here to help – 24/7 – at 518-271-3540. […]
Today, September 24, marks an important milestone in the history of the Religious Sisters of Mercy and St. Peter’s Hospital. This date, known as Mercy Day, is observed annually throughout the world in remembrance of Catherine McAuley’s establishment of the first House of Mercy in Dublin, Ireland on September 24, 1827. It is through Catherine’s ministry that the Religious Sisters of Mercy were founded; laying the groundwork for the ongoing ministry of St. Peter’s Hospital more than 190 years later. Mercy Day celebrates the spirit of Catherine McAuley and the women who later became the Religious Sisters of Mercy. The spirit and values of the Sisters of Mercy remain the driving force and the heart of the Mission of St. Peter’s Hospital and St. Peter’s Health Partners. Catherine McAuley understood the value and the importance of Community. She brought people together for the sake of God’s work. Her followers, the Sisters of Mercy, also recognized the importance of Community. It was together that their work would be best accomplished. It was together they found the strength and […]
The Albany Business Review published an article detailing Cardiology Associates of Schenectady’s letter of intent to join St. Peter’s Health Partners Medical Associates (SPHPMA), effective January 1, 2021. […]
Becker’s Hospital Review published a story on Cardiology Associates of Schenectady’s plans to join St. Peter’s Health Partners Medical Associates (SPHPMA). The practice, which includes 25 cardiologists and 10 physician assistants, has signed a letter of intent to join SPHPMA, effective January 1. […]
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