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WNYT: National Healthcare Decisions Day
Robert Swidler, VP of Legal Services for SPHP, appeared on WNYT to discuss National Healthcare Decisions Day.
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Legal Services VP Robert Swidler Discusses End of Life Decisions in New Video
Robert N. Swidler, vice president of Legal Services at St. Peter’s Health Partners, created the video presentation “End of Life Decisions – The Law in NY” for the New York State Bar Association.
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Legal Services VP Robert Swidler Published in NYS Bar Journal
Robert N. Swidler, Vice President of Legal Services for St. Peter’s Health Partners, authored an article in the Fall 2018 issue of the New York State Bar Association Health Law Journal.
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St. Peter’s Health Partners Celebrates First Year of Offering Free Health-Related Legal Services for Eligible Patients
In its first year, St. Peter’s Health Partners’ Medical-Legal Partnership has provided free legal counsel and services to dozens of vulnerable and seriously ill patients.
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Attorneys at St. Peter’s Hospital Provide Free Legal Services for Eligible Patients
Partnership allows eligible patients and families of patients at St. Peter’s Hospital to receive free legal advice and representation on a range of different topics.
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Legal Services VP Robert Swidler Co-Authors Journal Article About DNR Orders
Robert Swidler, vice president of legal services for St. Peter’s Health Partners, co-authored a journal article advocating amendments to New York state laws related to end-of-life care.
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Memo To Our Colleagues and Our Community: Update on Immigration Executive Order
SPHP CEO James K. Reed and Trinity Health CEO Richard J. Gilfillan update colleagues and our community on the recent Executive Order issued by the White House regarding immigration and travel.
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Legal Services VP Robert Swidler Published in NYS Bar Journal
Robert N. Swidler, vice president of legal services for St. Peter’s Health Partners, was published in the July/August edition of the New York State Bar Association Bar Journal. His article was entitled “Health Care Proxies: Ten Difficult Issues.”