SPHP in the News
Business Review: Health tech startup makes deal with large Capital Region health system
The Business Review reported on the recent announcement from aptihealth and St. Peter’s Health Partners.
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SPHP in the News
Times Union: St. Peter’s aligns with company offering online mental health care
The Times Union reported that aptihealth is joining forces with St. Peter’s Health Partners to provide timely mental health services.
SPHP in the News
mHealthIntelligence: NY Health System to Expand Virtual Access to Behavioral Healthcare
The online medical news website mHealthIntelligence recently reported on the collaboration between aptihealth and St. Peter’s Health Partners
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SPHP and aptihealth Collaborate to Address Behavioral Health Needs of Colleagues and Community
aptihealth will provide virtual behavioral health services to SPHP’s 11,000 colleagues, as well as patients in the community.
Wellness
LiveSmart: Manage Your Blood Pressure for Better Heart Health
High blood pressure is known as the “silent killer” because often there are no symptoms. Knowing your numbers is an excellent step towards better health.
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St. Peter’s Pediatrics Welcomes Dr. Holly Payne
Holly Payne, M.D., has joined St. Peter’s Pediatrics in Clifton Park. A board-certified pediatrician, Dr. Payne practices outpatient pediatrics. Her professional interests include preventative medicine, early literacy, and nutrition.
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Inpatient Visitation Expanding at St. Peter’s, Samaritan Hospitals Effective February 22
Effective Tuesday, February 22, 2022, St. Peter’s Health Partners (SPHP) will expand inpatient visitation at St. Peter’s Hospital and Samaritan Hospital to two visitors, per patient, per day.
Wellness
LiveSmart: Teens in Unhealthy Relationships – Know the Warning Signs
February is National Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month. Know the signs; help protect our teens.
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LiveSmart: The Importance of Healthy Communication in Relationships
Some emotions are overwhelming and intense and expressing them may feel impossible. But healthy communication serves us so that we are not only heard, but hopefully understood. Likewise
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Times Union: Pioneering Black nurse in Schenectady recalls half-century of service
Lois Mitchell, a long-time colleague at St. Peter’s Hospital, was recently featured in a Times Union story as a pioneering Black nurse.