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St. Peter’s Health Partners Medical Associates Welcomes Urologist
Anthony P. Benjamin, M.D., has joined Troy Urology Associates, a practice of St. Peter’s Health Partners Medical Associates. […]
Anthony P. Benjamin, M.D., has joined Troy Urology Associates, a practice of St. Peter’s Health Partners Medical Associates. […]
Shagun Bindlish, M.D., has joined St. Peter’s Health Partners Medical Associates’ Capital Region Diabetes and Endocrine Care practice in Albany. Board-certified in internal medicine, she will practice diabetology. […]
The City of Troy has issued a traffic advisory related to the upcoming construction of the new Samaritan Hospital parking garage. […]
On Thursday March 26, the Cancer Treatment Center at Samaritan Hospital and Nancy B. Clemente Cancer Fund will present “Promoting Cancer Wellness Through Healthy Living Products” featuring award-winning syndicated columnist Heloise of “Hints from Heloise.” […]
Melissa Veino, M.D., has joined St. Peter’s Health Partners Medical Associates’ pediatrics practice at Prime Care Physicians in Slingerlands. Board-certified in pediatrics, she will practice general pediatrics […]
Dr. Michael J. Martinelli, chief of cardiology at St. Peter’s Hospital, spoke with the Times Union about the rarity of artery blockages in young people. Click here to see the story.
Michelle Mazzacco, vice president of Eddy Visiting Nurse Association, spoke to Benita Zahn NewsChannel 13 about the upcoming 22nd annual Cuisine Magic event. Click here to watch the full interview.
Experienced health care administrator Bethany M. Gilboard has been named as the first CEO of the Innovative Health Alliance of New York (IHANY). […]
Mary Femia, an amazing person who retired from St. Peter’s Health Partners in February after 60 years in nursing, was profiled in a feature story by the Times Union. Click here to see the full story.
Dr. Robert Benton, chief of cardiology at Samaritan Hospital, spoke to Time Warner Cable News (Channel 9) about the importance of early heart attack care. From the story: A number of people delay treatment because they do not have the classic dramatic symptoms of a heart attack. “They don’t have what they call the ‘Hollywood heart attack’, a person gripping their chest and sweating, a dramatic presentation. Many heart attacks are not like that,” said Samaritan cardiologist Dr. Robert Benton. Subtle symptoms of a heart attack can be easily overlooked. Click here to see the full story.
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