The Albany Business Review published a story about the appointment of Dr. Steven D. Hanks as chief medical officer, Acute Care Albany, and vice president, St. Peter’s Health Partners. […]
As part of its “Faces of Faith” series, the Times Union published this interview with Albany Memorial Hospital Chaplain Shafi Thomas. […]
St. Mary’s held its Annual Employee Picnic featuring a carnival theme, complete with the popular dunking booth where staff got to drench members of the senior team with water! See the fun photos captured by the Times Union. […]
The Times Union published an article on this week’s announcement that SPHP would accelerate its Troy Master Facilities Plan and transition different services at Samaritan Hospital and the St. Mary’s Campus. […]
The Troy Record reported on this week’s announcement that SPHP would accelerate its Troy Master Facilities Plan and consolidate different services at Samaritan Hospital and the St. Mary’s Campus. […]
The Albany Business Review published an article about this week’s announcement that SPHP would accelerate its Troy Master Facilities Plan and the planned transitions of Samaritan and St. Mary’s hospitals. […]
NewsChannel 13 reported on St. Peter’s Health Partners’ announcement this week that it was accelerating its Troy Master Facilities Plan and the planned transitions of Samaritan and St. Mary’s hospitals. […]
Pediatricians are often asked by parents just how much time kids should have in front of video games, the computer and television. Diane Tenenbaum, M.D. from St. Peter’s Family Health Center, a practice of St. Peter’s Health Partners Medical Associates (SPHPMA), was interviewed for a segment on WNYT-NewsChannel 13 discussing kids and just how much screen time is too much. See the full story here.
The Times Union published a story about SPHP’s participation in a recent food drive in partnership with The Food Pantries for the Capital District. Over the course of the food drive, staff at St. Peter’s Hospital and Albany Memorial Hospital donated a total of 2,000 pounds of food – matching the goal of the entire city-wide food drive – which represents 1,666 meals for the Capital Region’s most vulnerable residents. From the story: St. Peter’s Health Partners held a food drive in coordination with the city’s and delivered the collected items on Friday for The Food Pantries for the Capital District. Responding to an increase in the number of children and single adults who either repeatedly missed meals or cannot afford nutritious meals, a coalition of Capital Region food pantries teamed up with the city of Albany and KeyBank last month to urge people to donate food during a two-week food drive that ended Friday. Click here to read the full story.
Dr. John Janikas, director of emergency medicine at Samaritan and Albany Memorial hospitals, shares outdoor safety tips for the summer so you can avoid a potential trip to the emergency room. […]
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