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Saratoga Cardiology Associates Welcomes New Provider
Brandon Lundgren, RPA-C, has joined Saratoga Cardiology Associates in Saratoga Springs, New York. A board-certified physician assistant, Lundgren will practice cardiology.
Cardiology
Upcoming Events
Free Seminar To Focus on Heart Valve Disease
St. Peter’s Health Partners will hold a free educational program on July 22 about heart valve disease and heart valve surgery.
Inside SPHP
Dr. Samer Ali-Hasan Joins Albany Associates in Cardiology
Samer Ali-Hasan, M.D., has joined Albany Associates in Cardiology, a practice of St. Peter’s Health Partners Medical Associates.
SPHP in the News
Business Review: Focus on Dr. Ann Errichetti, CEO of St. Peter’s Hospital
The Business Review featured Ann Errichetti, MD, MBA, Chief Executive Officer of St. Peter’s Hospital, in a cover story in its most current issue.
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Albany Associates in Cardiology Welcomes New Provider
Zoe Orecki, M.D., has joined Albany Associates in Cardiology, a practice of St. Peter’s Health Partners Medical Associates. Board-certified in internal medicine and eligible in cardiovascular disease, Orecki will practice cardiology.
News
St. Peter’s Hospital Recognized by U.S. News & World Report for Common Care
St. Peter’s Hospital has received a rating of “High Performing” for four common medical procedures and conditions on U.S. News & World Report’s new “Best Hospitals for Common Care” list.
SPHP in the News
Times Union: Trooper and college student die of rare cause among young
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.
SPHP in the News
Time Warner Cable News: Identifying Warning Signs Can Prevent Heart Attacks
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.