Articles by Courtney Weisberg

Kim Baker, Senior VP, Hospital Operations, speaks to WTEN/News10 about the flooding incident that closed the Albany Memorial Campus on Friday, Aug. 9.

WTEN: Bone Health with Dr. Matthew Brennan

Matthew Brennan, M.D., of Cohoes Family Care, discussed risk factors for osteoporosis during WTEN’s Women’s Health Wednesday segment.

WRGB: Albany Memorial Campus to Reopen Monday Amid Flooding Cleanup

WRGB reported on cleanup efforts at the Samaritan Hospital – Albany Memorial Campus following a flooding event on Friday, Aug. 9.

WNYT: Sept. 1 Deadline Nears for When St. Peter’s Won’t Accept UnitedHealthcare Coverage

Steven Hanks, M.D., president & CEO of Trinity Health New York, speaks to WNYT about the ongoing negotiations with health insurer, UnitedHealthcare.

August 11, 2024 Courtney Weisberg

Albany Memorial Campus to Reopen Monday, Aug. 12

St. Peter’s Health Partners’ Albany Memorial Campus, closed due to flooding, will reopen to patients Monday, Aug. 12, at 7 a.m. This includes the Emergency Department, which has been on diversion since the Friday event.

August 6, 2024 Courtney Weisberg

WAMC: Medical Monday with Dr. Ishna Sharma

Dr. Ishna Sharma, bariatric surgeon with St. Peter’s Bariatric and Metabolic Care, discusses weight loss surgery and bariatric medicine on WAMC’s Medical Monday with host Ray Graf.

WRGB: Nurse Camp Helps Capital Region Students Decide Future in Healthcare

St. Peter’s Hospital College of Nursing is giving local high school students first-hand experience in health care, hosting a weeklong nurse summer camp.

WRGB: Sisters Raise Over $6,000 for ALS in Nana’s Memory

Two young sisters raise $6K from their lemonade stand, and donate it to the St. Peter’s ALS Regional Center in memory of their late grandmother.

WTEN: Sisters Raise Over $6,000 for ALS

WTEN reported on the donation made by two young sisters to the St. Peter’s ALS Regional Center. The sisters donated $6K they raised through a Memorial Day lemonade stand.

WNYT: Loudonville Lemonade Stand Raises $6,000 to Help People with ALS

WNYT reports on a donation made to the St. Peter’s ALS Regional Center by two young sisters from Massachusetts. The pair raised $6K from their lemonade stand in memory of their late grandmother who died from ALS>