INSIDE Healthcare Oswego Health
Fall — Physician Issue 2018
Featuring — Oswego Health Surgical Team
Modern medicine. People you know and trust. Right at home.
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INSIDE HEALTHCARE
Inside Oswego Health
A Publication of Oswego Health 110 W. Sixth St., NY 13126 315-349-5511
— Michael Harlovic, President and CEO for Oswego Health
SENIOR LEADERSHIP TEAM Michael Harlovic President and CEO of Oswego Health Jeff Coakley Oswego Health Executive Vice President & COO for Oswego Hospital Renato Mandanas, MD Chief Medical Officer Jason Santiago Vice President & COO, The Manor at Seneca Hill & Springside at Seneca Hill Valerie Favata Vice President & Chief Nursing Officer Margaret Glass Vice President of Ancillary Services and Privacy Officer Eric Campbell Chief Financial Officer Barry Ryle Chief Information Officer James Marco Interim Vice President of Human Resources
COMMUNICATIONS/MARKETING Marion Ciciarelli Senior Director of Communications Jennifer Martin Director of Marketing
The cover story of this edition of Inside Healthcare features the many physicians who perform procedures in Oswego Hospital’s advanced surgery center. Area residents can rest assured that they can receive safe, highquality surgical care close to home. Our surgical team is ready at a moment’s notice to provide a wide-range of surgeries in our seven-suite surgery center. This publication also touts the findings of a recent Centers for Medicaid and Medicare report, which ranks Oswego Hospital among the best in Central New York for the proper treatment of severe sepsis and septic shock. This report reviewed the sepsis rate for 25 hospitals, including the three large Syracuse facilities. To learn how our physicians and nursing staff are surpassing other facilities, please turn to page 6. Each Fall, this issue of Inside Healthcare also welcomes new physicians, including those from Colon Rectal Associates of CNY, who now have offices in the Fulton Medical Office Building. The practice is profiled on page 8. For your convenience, we have included a listing, by specialty, of our community physicians on pages 10 and 11. When needing healthcare services, please consult our listing. I know you will receive excellent care from our confident medical staff.
Anne Raham Communications Coordinator
CORRESPONDENCE Oswego Health Development & Community Relations 110 W. Sixth St., Oswego, NY 13126 dearoh@oswegohealth.org — ©2018 facebook.com/oswegohealthcare for Oswego Health community news, events and medical information twitter.com/oswegohealth oswegohealth.org for newsletters, medical information, provider listings and more Information in this issue comes from a range of medical experts. If you have any questions or concerns about specific content that may affect your health please contact your health care provider.
The mission of Oswego Health is to provide accessible, quality care and improve the health of residents in our community. Inside this edition of — INSIDE HEALTHCARE
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Oswego Health Surgical Services Exceptional Nursing Care 3D Mammorgraphy Installed Colon Rectal Associates of CNY The Manor: Best in Staffing Community Medical Staff Guide
On our cover, Melanie Groch, DO; Jeffrey DeSimone, MD; Lisa Lai, MD; Ayesha Turner, MD; Ajoy Roy, MD; Jai Singh, MD; and John Ayres, MD.
Oswego Health Surgical Team Highly Trained, 24-Hour Care Area residents needing surgical services, whether it’s planned or unexpected, can comfortably rely on the safe, knowledgeable and compassionate care provided by Oswego Health’s team of surgeons from a variety of specialties.
of general surgeries including appendectomy, gallbladder, colon, hernia, and skin lesions, among others.
Oswego Health’s surgeons are highly trained and along with nurses, physician assistants and other clinicians are available 24 hours a day to provide exceptional care. Community members can undergo surgery in Oswego Hospital’s advanced surgery center, which features seven operating rooms and the latest technology. The hospital was the first in the area to install the latest high-definition equipment in its operating rooms. The equipment, a VISERA 4K Ultra High-Definition (UHD) System, gives Oswego Health surgeons the ability to see the entire surgical field in 4K UHD on a large monitor rather than in standard HD currently used by existing systems. Our patients benefit from the technology’s higher resolution, better light and wide color gamut. Surgical Procedures Available:
7 Bariatric 7 Colon/Rectal 7 Gastrointestinal 7 OB-GYN 7 Ulcer repair
7 Breast 7 Endocrine 7 Hernia repair 7 Orthopedic 7 Urology
Lisa Lai, a fellowshiptrained breast care surgeon, and Dr. Singh comprise the Oswego Health Breast Care Team, along with a breast care navigator to offer this specialized care. This comprehensive team allows patients to receive a range of care they may need locally, including lumpectomies and mastectomies. Joining the practice this fall is Howard Simon, MD, who has extensive surgical experience and has been providing surgical care in the Syracuse area hospitals for most of his career. Dr. Simon is board certified and also holds certification in surgical critical care. He will offer office visits in suite 1300 of the Fulton Medical Office Building and will deliver care Howard Simon, MD in Oswego Hospital’s Surgery Center. This practice’s newest specialty, a collaboration with Colon Rectal Associates of CNY, is profiled on page 6.
The vast majority of surgeries performed at Oswego Hospital are minimally invasive, which for the patient results in a much quicker recovery.
General Surgery Associates Providing a complete range of general surgeries, plus advanced breast care, as well as colon rectal care, are the surgeons associated with Oswego Health’s General Surgery Associates. Jai Singh, MD, is an experienced, highly educated surgeon who is well skilled at providing a wide range
Pictured from left, Dr. Jai Singh and Dr. Lai.
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Ear Nose and Throat Care Our two board-certified otolaryngologists, Nicholas Groch, DO, and Melanie Groch, DO, lead a well-qualified staff to provide exceptional ear, nose and throat care for patients ranging from young children to the elderly. Their busy practice offers hearing, balance, allergy and throat care. Among the surgical procedures provided are:
7 Tonsillectomy 7 Adenoidectomy 7 Bilateral tympanostomy 7 Sinus/nasal surgeries. 7 Skin Lesions
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Among the procedures treated:
7 Female urology 7 Male urology 7 Recurrent urinary infections 7 Stone disease 7 Interstitial cystitis 7 Urinary incontinence 7 Voiding dysfunction 7 Benign prostate enlargement (BPH) 7 Erectile dysfunction 7 Prostate, bladder & kidney cancer
The Oswego Health ENTs can improve the lives of those suffering from sleep apnea and a deviated septum and can remove a range of bothersome legions, tissues and growths that are located at the neck and head. For allergy patients, they offer comprehensive allergy testing and provide an allergy shot clinic. Community members with hearing loss can schedule an appointment with an in-house and board-certified audiologist, who has more than 25 years of providing hearing and balance services. From left, Gary D. Bozeman, MD and Elizabeth W. Bozeman, MD
Center for Weight Loss and Surgery For community members desiring a new healthier lifestyle, Oswego Health has teamed up with one of the area’s most successful bariatrics practices. Since their arrival, Kenneth Cooper, DO, and Jeffrey DeSimone, MD, have improved the lives of many local individuals with their safe and effective comprehensive weight loss program. This program offers not only the surgical care, but also nutritional counseling and assistance from a certified dietician/nutritionist to ensure patient success. From left, Melanie Groch, DO and Nicholas Groch, DO
Urology Services Providing a range of urology procedures are boardcertified urologists Elizabeth W. Bozeman, MD, and Gary D. Bozeman, MD. These experienced medical professionals address multiple urological conditions, with individualized treatment plans that provide comfort to those suffering from conditions that may be deemed as embarrassing.
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At Oswego Hospital, the bariatric specialists are performing the two most common and effective weight loss surgeries. The laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy, where up to 75 percent of the stomach is removed leaving a narrow, sleeve-shaped stomach. They are also performing the laparoscopic roux-en-y gastric bypass surgery, where during surgery a very small stomach pouch is created and approximately 7 feet of the small intestine is bypassed. Patients who undergo this procedure may lose up to 75 percent of their excess weight on average within 18 months of surgery.
Both surgeries are performed laparoscopically, or minimally invasively, and most patients are only hospitalized 1-2 days on average.
Orthopedics Oswego Health provides a range of orthopedic surgery services, including total hip, knee and shoulder replacements. Our orthopedic surgeons also provide care to those with concerns related to the:
7 Hand/upper extremities 7 Foot/ankle 7 Sports medicine. The orthopedics department is supported by boardcertified orthopedic surgeons, highly trained physician assistants and a physical therapy team, which works with our patients so they can quickly return to their lifestyle.
From left, Kenneth Cooper, DO and Jeffrey DeSimone, MD
Maternity and OB-GYN Care Local families have been turning to Oswego County OB-GYN’s physicians and midwives for generations for safe, compassionate maternity care. More than 500 babies are born each year at Oswego Hospital’s home-like Maternity Center. Providing care to Oswego Hospital’s growing families are our experienced obstetrician/gynecologists, along with midwives, neonatal nurse practitioners and anesthesiologists that offer 24-hour coverage. The hospital staff also includes experienced registered nurses, plus breast feeding support, all to ensure mom, baby and family have the best birth experience. The physicians are also experienced in the most up-todate surgical treatment including the use of laser and laparoscopic equipment for a range of gynecology procedures that include hysterectomies, prolapse and ablation care, as well as diagnostic procedures.
From left, Daniel Coty, DO, Raj Mahajan, MD, Ayesha Turner, MD.
Orthopedics physician John Ayres, MD, speaking with a patient.
Gastroenterology Ajoy Roy, MD, has been providing gastroenterology care, including colonoscopies and esophageal care as well as related procedures for nearly 35 years at Oswego Hospital. A strong proponent of colonoscopy screening to prevent colon cancer, Dr. Roy is pictured here with the Oswego Health endoscopy staff during Colon Cancer Awareness Month, last March.
From left, Amanda Neill, Mary Broadwell, Gastroenterologist Ajoy Roy, MD, Jill Cali, Jennifer McGraw, Loretta O’Shea and Karen O’Reilly.
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Exceptional Nursing Staff Oswego resident John Crandall Thanks Oswego Hospital Nursing Staff for its Great Care John Crandall, of Oswego, arrived by ambulance at Oswego Hospital’s emergency department in acute pain. After arriving he quickly underwent surgery to repair his perforated bowel which had also caused John to become septic. Following his surgery, he spent several days in the intensive care unit, where he said the care was exceptional. “The physicians and nursing staff were incredible,” he said. John had special praise for Linda Cole, RN, who delivered much of his ICU care. “She was conscientious and confident,” John said. “She made sure I recovered fully and definitely went above and beyond.”
From left John Crandall, Linda Cole, RN
Top Ranked Sepsis Care
Oswego Hospital Ranked Among The Top in CNY Ranking
Oswego Health’s physicians and nurses are providing exceptional and safe care, as cited by a recent Centers for Medicaid and Medicare report. According to the report, Oswego Hospital ranked third best among 25 Central New York hospitals for its treatment of sepsis infections. The report calculated the percentage of patients at each hospital that received the proper treatment for severe sepsis and septic shock. Oswego Hospital’s rate was 62 percent, or more than ten percent better than the national average and 15 percent above the state average. Oswego Health also ranked between 26 and 30 percent better than all three of the Syracuse hospitals. “Oswego Health’s physicians and nurses diligently monitor their patients for the symptoms of sepsis,” said Oswego Health Chief Medical Officer Renato Mandanas, MD. “The early recognition of the condition and
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Healthy You Event
Community Invited to Womens Services Program
Oswego Health is once again inviting community members for a night of health, wellness and fun with friends on Wednesday, October 3rd, as a panel of experts discuss the symptoms, screenings and treatments available for breast and ovarian cancers. This Healthy You event begins at 6 p.m. at GS Steamers Restaurant on East First Street in Oswego. Coordinating the night are Oswego Health, Peaceful Remedies, the Oswego County Health Department, Oswego County OB-GYN and Oswego County Opportunities (OCO) Cancer Services. Presenters include members of the Oswego Health Breast Care Team and Oswego Health’s physician partners from the Upstate Cancer Center. The Oswego Health breast care team includes Lisa Lai, MD, a Fellowship-trained breast care surgeon, surgeon Jai Singh, MD, and breast care navigator Lori Greeney, RN. Our panel includes Alex Banashkevich, of Upstate Cancer Center Radiation Oncology at Oswego; Sam Benjamin, MD, of Upstate Cancer Center Hematology
Oncology at Oswego and Raj Mahajan, MD, of Oswego County OB-GYN.
“This is an opportunity for women and men to become more educated about breast and ovarian diseases and the steps they can take to prevent these diseases,” said Dr. Lai. “The panel and I will also share the treatment options that are available locally.” Among the vendors who will be a part of the evening are the Oswego YMCA Livestrong program, St. Agatha Foundation, Peaceful Remedies, Oswego County OB-GYN, the Caring and Sharing Support Group and OCO’s Cancer Services Program. Oswego Health recommends that community members planning to attend the event call 315-349-5500.
Peace of Mind
The Latest in Medical Imaging Equipment Oswego Health has secured a $50,000 grant that provides women with the latest mammography technology offering peace of mind. A state grant provided by State Senator Patty Ritchie is allowing Oswego Health to purchase a digital breast tomosynthesis. This equipment is also known as three-dimensional (3-D) mammography and digital breast tomosynthesis (DBT). The equipment is an advanced form of mammography that uses a low-dose x-ray system and computer reconstructions to create three-dimensional images of the breasts. The 3D technology improves the accuracy of mammography and clarifies areas of overlapping tissue.
Using tomosynthesis, the breast is compressed as in a mammography exam, but with less pressure. The x-ray tube moves in a circular arc around the breast providing one millimeter slices that produce greater visibility to see tissue details.. The benefits include:
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The 3D mammography exam provides better, earlier breast cancer detection compared to 2D alone
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The equipment finds between 20 and 65% more invasive breast cancers that 2D alone
7 Reduces unnecessary callbacks by up to 40% “Breast tomosynthesis is an excellent technology that allows doctors to view the breasts in thin sections as though they are interpreting a CT as compared to a standard x-ray/mammogram,” said Oswego Health Chief Radiologist Matthew Westpfal, MD. “This allows for substantially increased resolution and detection of abnormalities when examining dense breasts.”
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New Surgeons
Colon Rectal Associates
Oswego Health is excited to welcome four boardcertified colon and rectal surgeons from Colon Rectal Associates of Central New York. Providing care will be David Nesbitt, MD, Michael Moffa, MD, John Nicholson, MD, and J. Alan Ziegler, MD. This Syracuse-area physician group is wellknown for the exceptional care they provide to their patients. The fellowship-trained physicians will offer colon and rectal cancer screening and care of anorectal disorders in Oswego Hospital’s modern seven-suite surgery center. They will also offer office hours two days a week in suite 1300 of the Fulton Medical Office Building, 522 S. Fourth Street in Fulton. “Oswego Health has grown as a progressive, high-quality healthcare system with exceptional facilities and staff and this opportunity allows us to treat Oswego County residents,” said Dr. Nesbitt.
All four physicians have completed colon and rectal fellowship training: Dr. Nesbitt at Washington Hospital, in Washington, D.C.; Dr. Moffa, at The Cleveland Clinic Foundation in Cleveland, Ohio; Dr. Nicholson, at the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis; and Dr. Ziegler, at St. Vincent Health Center, Erie, PA. “We are pleased to have these highly knowledgeable and caring physicians bring their specialized expertise to our community,” said Oswego Health Chief Medical Officer Renato Mandanas. To make an appointment with the surgeons in their Fulton Medical Office Building office, please call 315-592-3939. Seated from left, Dr. Nesbitt and Dr. Moffa. Standing are Dr. Ziegler and Dr. Nicholson.
Healthy Highway Recognizing Oswego County’s high rate of obesity, Oswego Health, the Oswego County Legislature and Health Department, the administrations of Oswego County’s nine school districts and the Shineman Foundation, are collaborating to offer a Healthy Highway program in all 24 of the county’s elementary schools. With Oswego County’s obesity rate for adults at 33.8* percent and 38.7* percent for its elementary students, the leadership of these organizations has provided the support to implement this innovative program into the schools. The Healthy Highway program uses traffic themes and metaphors to promote healthy food choices and the importance of being active. Through the program, children learn that it is important to “fuel” their bodies with “green light” foods and to limit their “red light” food choices. In addition, the program also offers many activities to promote exercise. This is all incorporated into activities that reinforce healthy choices in a variety of ways to students throughout the nine school districts. Each school has its own designated program champion, who is supported by health educators from Oswego Health and the Oswego County Health Department. A fun Healthy Highway workbook will be sent home with each student, allowing families to embrace the program. Parents with questions or comments regarding the program, can contact Nurse Educator Lori Greeney, RN, at Oswego Health’s Community Health Department at 315-349-5513 or Diane Oldenburg, a Senior Public Health Educator, from the Oswego County Health Department, at 315-349-3547. *Source: HealtheCNY, a part of HealtheConnections 8/1/2018.
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The Manor Recognized For Its Excellent Staffing While most nursing home facilities struggle with staffing, The Manor at Seneca Hill was recognized for ranking second in staffing among 19 Central New York nursing homes.
Among the dedicated staff at The Manor is Shari Mezza, who was presented LeadingAge NY’s Employee of Distinction Award. See the associated photo for more details.
The report developed by Kaiser Health News, revealed the average number of residents that nurses and aides must care for at each CNY nursing home on the facility’s best and worst staffed days. It is based on federal staffing data from October to December 2017. The Manor was the only Oswego County skilled nursing facility to rank above average for its registered nurse staffing and total staffing. According to the report, the residents per nurse at The Manor on best staff days was 11, and on worst staff days, 19. To compare the facility ranked 19th had a staff ratio of The Manor’s Shari Mezza, Assistant Activities Director, was pre15 patients on best staff days and 31 on worst staff days. sented with LeadingAge NY’s Employee of Distinction Award at The report also reviewed aide levels. “This speaks to The Manor’s commitment to quality,” said Jason Santiago, Oswego Health VP and The Manor’s COO. “I think we can agree that you can’t have a commitment to quality without an exceptional staff that is compassionate and believes in delivering the best care.”
a reception on Aug. 16th. From left are Jason Santiago, Oswego Health VP and the Manor’s COO; Terry Wilbur, representing State Assemblyman Will Barclay, who co-sponsored a NYS Legislative resolution; Shari Mezza, Jim Clyne Jr., President and CEO of Leading Age, who presented the distinction award and Michael Harlovic, Oswego Health President and CEO.
Carefree Summer at Springside Summertime Activities
The residents of Springside at Seneca Hill have enjoyed a summer filled with summertime activities that complement their carefree lifestyle. In July, a special evening party on the patio was held on the well-maintained grounds, where Elvis made an appearance and crooned a few of his favorites. The following month the residents invited their families and friends to join them for a Friday barbecue and this month it’s a clambake. Springside has offered a comfortable lifestyle for those aged 62 and older for nearly 20 years. The attractive facility offers several maintenance free living options, including both one and two-bedroom apartments, as well as duplexes and cottage-style homes. There are many amenities from nightly meals prepared by an
on-site chef, transportation to appointments, shopping and free Wi-Fi. Pets are welcome too. To learn how you can enjoy this great lifestyle, call 315-343-5658. Inside Healthcare FALL 2018 — 9
MEDICAL STAFF ALLERGY
Stella Castro, MD 4402 Medical Ctr Dr., Suite 202, Fayetteville 315-663-0005 Nicholas Groch, DO Melanie Groch, DO Deirdre Keenan, PA Health Services Center 140 W. Sixth St., Suite 210 Oswego • 315-349-5828
ANESTHESIA
COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES
Brenda LaMay, FNP Catherine Okoniewski, FNP Patricia Okoniewski, FNP Alison Fluman, NP Melissia Wheeler, NP 140 W. Sixth St., Suite 180, Oswego • 315-343-3315
DERMATOLOGY
Brian Raphael, MD 5823 Widewaters Pkwy E. Syracuse • 315-500-7546
EAR NOSE & THROAT
Nicholas Groch, DO Melanie Groch, DO Deirdre Keenan, PA 140 W. Sixth St., Suite 210 Oswego • 315-349-5828
EMERGENCY SERVICES
Joseph Curley, MD Mervat Eid, MD Scott Palmer, MD Srinivas Tumuluri, MD Sanjeev Verma, MD Rchard Allen, CRNA Kevin Goodwin, CRNA Jerry Micho, CRNA Jerri Polchlopek, CRNA Marc Therrien, CRNA 110 West 6th St., Oswego 315-349-5598
AUDIOLOGY
Kathleen Burch, MA, CCC-A Health Services Center 140 W. Sixth St., Suite 210 Oswego • 315-326-3792
BARIATRICS
Kenneth Cooper, DO Jeffrey DeSimone, MD Tracy Walker, NP Health Services Center 140 W. Sixth St., Suite LL30 Oswego • 315-349-5822
CARDIOLOGY
Zaeem Ansari, MD 522 So. 4th St., Fulton 315-593-2010 Thomas Grady Jr., MD Oluwadamilola Ojutalayo, MD David Downey, PA 140 W. 6th St., Suite 280, Oswego • 315-349-5752 Carrie Marlow, PA Sha-Wanda White, NP 33 E. Schuyler St., Oswego 315-342-2733 Traian Anghel, MD Jamal Ahmed, MD Heart Group of Syracuse 810 S. First St. Fulton 315-277-2707 Alessandro Giambartolomei, MD Ayman Iskander, MD
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St. Joseph’s Cardiology Assoc. 4820 W. Taft Rd, Suite 209 Liverpool • 315-448-6215
Joselito Ouano, MD Karl Hafner, MD Nicole Rogers, FNP 522 So. Fourth St., Fulton 315-592-3930 Douglas Guenter, MD Mark Humphrey, DO Robert Morgan, MD Micheal Stephens, MD 110 W. Utica St., Oswego 315-342-2024 Esther Lubinga, MD 20 Canalview Mall, Fulton 315-598-1237 Linda Mandanas, MD 144 W. Fifth St., Oswego 315-342-1765 Christian Holcomb, MD Suryakant Patel, MD Brittay Mille, PA 21 N. Second St., Fulton 315-598-7105
GASTROENTEROLOGY
Wajeeh Sana, MD ER Medical Director 315-349-5522 Mohamed Ahmed, MD Michael Boyle, MD Brett Cherrington, MD Timothy Cobb, DO David Gilmore, DO Scott Glick, MD Walter Kantor, MD James Mangano, DO Jamie Syrett, MD Thomas Tully, MD Sanjeev Verma, MD Megan Coghlan, NP Colin Coniski, PA Michael Doolittle, NP Rebecca Dottolo, NP Lorraine Ladd-Falanga, NP Kevin LeRoy, NP Lucas Pettit, PA Port City Emergency Physicians, LLP
Anand Gupta, MD Ajoy Roy, MD Kathleen Brady, NP Seneca Hill Health Center 105 Co Rt 45A, Suite 400 Oswego • 315-312-0089 Muhammad Arif, MD Divey Manocha, MD 1000 W. Genesee St., Syracuse
ENDOCRINOLOGY
Renante Ignacio, MD 101 W. Utica St., Suite C Oswego • 315-216-4641
Hasan Zakariyya, MD 946 S. First St., Fulton Fulton • 315-592-2300 Francis Clifford Arce, MD 101 W. Utica St. Suite A Oswego • 315-216-4871
FAMILY MEDICINE
Corliss Varnum, MD Christina Liepke, MD 33 E. Schuyler St., Oswego 315-343-6974 Carmen Bautista-Dator, MD Carlos Dator Jr., MD 177 W. Fourth St., Oswego 315-343-2151• 342-8551 Vandana Patil, MD Jill Peterson, DO Cassandra Hunsberger, FNP-C Meredith Potter, FNP 3045 East Ave., Central Square 315-668-1202
GENERAL SURGERY
Lisa Lai, MD Howard Simon, MD Jai Singh, MD Deanna Grimshaw, NP 38 Erie St., Oswego 315-342-6771 Mary Ditzer, PA Colin Coniski, PA Rosemarie Rockwell, RNFA
GERIATRIC/HOSPICE & PALLIATIVE CARE MEDICINE
HEMATOLOGY/ONCOLOGY
Sam Benjamin, MD Diana Gilligan, MD Rahul Seth, DO Dorothy Pan, MD Laura Paoletti, NP Deborah Pelkey, NP 140 W. Sixth St. Suite 110, Oswego • 315-342-6215
HOSPITALISTS
Michael Alcasid, MD Marie Margaret Castillo-Alcasid, MD Carlos Dator Jr., MD Yves Lafond, MD Pio Oliverio, MD Edith Senyumba, MD Adaora Udekwu, MD Rebecca Grethel, PA Katrina Wojciechowski, PA Denise Carter, NP
Baljeet Khera, NP 110 West 6th St., Oswego
INFECTIOUS DISEASE
Avrille George, MD Oswego/Fulton 877-279-3511
INTERNAL MEDICINE
Carlos O. Dator, MD 90 W. Utica St., Suite 2 Oswego • 315-342-8552 Soo Kim, MD 29 W. Oneida St., Oswego 315-343-5970 Yves Lafond, MD 510 Suite 1200 S. Fourth St., Fulton 315-598-5795 Matthew Liepke, MD Joan Newell, MD 33 E. Schuyler St., Oswego 315-343-6974 Mario Magsino, MD 437 St Rte 104, Oswego 315-207-0120 Renato Y. Mandanas, MD 144 W. Fifth St., Oswego 315-342-1765 Padma Ram, MD Bruce Pecorella, PA 300 St. Rt 104E , Oswego 315-342-0030 Rajeev Saini, MD 21 N. Second St., Fulton 315-598-7105 Hasan Zakariyya, MD 946 S. First St., Fulton 315-592-2300
NEPHROLOGY
Sriram Narsipur, MD 750 E. Adams St., Syracuse 315-464-5290 Vikram Aggarwal, MD Sylvia Betcher, MD W. Clayton Elliott, MD Kimberly Gilbert, MD Stephen Knohl, MD John Leggat, MD
OBSTETRICS/GYNECOLOGY
Daniel Coty, DO Raj Mahajan, MD Ayesha Turner, MD Fulton • 315-593-8393 Oswego • 315-343-2590 Theresa Naro, CNM Malika Iton, CNM Megan Irland, PA Judith DiMarco, FNP
OPTOMETRY
David Dexter, OD 147 W. First St., Oswego 315-343-2020 3333 Maple Ave, Pulaski 315-298-6966
ORAL/MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERY
David MacGregor, DMD 105 Co. Rte. 45A, Oswego 315-343-6160
ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY
August Buerkle, MD 522 S. Fourth St., Suite 1400, Fulton • 457-4400 John Ayres, MD Rahul Shinde, PA Sarah Ames, PA Brandon Weaver, PA Health Services Center 140 W. Sixth St., Suite 280 Oswego • 315-349-5873 SOS Providers Glenn Axelrod, MD Brett Greenky, MD Seth Greenky, MD James Lemley, MD Bradley Raphael, MD
PATHOLOGY
Ahmad Al-Salameh, MD Christian Ezidiegwu, MD 110 W. Sixth St., Oswego 315-349-5586
PEDIATRICS
Shashikant G. Bhopale, MD 33 E. First St., Oswego 315-343-0405 James Campbell, MD 63 S. First St Canal Landing, Fulton • 315-598-6700 Farzana Chaudhary, MD 510 S. Fourth St., Suite 600 Fulton • 598-4790 Christopher DeLaney, MD Sarah Finocchiaro, MD Carla Overton, MD Brian Tran, DO 63 S. First St., Fulton 315-598-6785 Vilma Junio, MD 101 W. Utica St., Suite B, Oswego • 315-342-4217 Young Kim, MD 50 W. Utica St., Oswego 315-342-2313 Matthew Liepke, MD 33 E. Schuyler St., Oswego 315-343-6974 Janice Coleman, NNP Elmer Plantz, NNP Janet Rasbeck, NNP Karen Szewczyk, NNP
PODIATRY
Douglas Dickson, DPM 98 N. Second St., Fulton 315-598-4037 Nancy Dean-Grosack, DPM 178 S. First St., Fulton 315-593-3971 Mark Post, DPM Freddie Edelman, DPM Justin Beabes, DPM 15 New St., Oswego 315-342-9743 Karen Stanley, DPM Chad Rounds, DPM 102 E. Second St. Oswego 315-532-6600
Hossain Rouf, DPM 514 S Bay Rd, N. Syracuse 315-458-1777
PRIMARY CARE / CONNEXTCARE
Fulton Health Center Marie J. Desravines, MD Farzana S. Chaudhary, MD Anne O. Filipski, MD Celeste Carnes, FNP Lori Marshall, FNP Caitlyn Teresi, FNP 510 S. Fourth St., Suite 600 Fulton • 315-598-4790 Mexico Health Center Thomas A. Hanna, MD Nola Gardner, FNP 5856 Scenic Ave, Mexico 315-963-4133 Oswego Health Center Scott C. Van Gorder, DO Joy Ellen Dolorico-Magsino, MD Margaret A. Sennett, MD Gerald Simmons, MD Crystal Burrows, NP Brenda Brooks, FNP Roseanne Foster, FNP 10 George St., Oswego 315-342-0880 Parish Health Center Heather Gigon FNP Sarah Oddo, PA Carlton Drive, Parish 315-625-4388 Phoenix Health Center David J. Barber, MD Elaine Shaben FNP Stephanie Valentine, FNP 7 Bridge St., Phoenix 315-695-4700 Pulaski Health Center Patrick J. Carguello, DO Jay W. Chapman, MD Patricia L. Chapman, MD Megan M. Pecha, MD Amanda L. Ray, DO Glenn F. Thibault, MD Jill Brushaber, FNP Celeste Carnes, FNP Rachael Isabelle, FNP Mary Ellen Xavier Flanagan, F NP Mary Barbara, PA Amanda Beattie, PA 61 Delano St., Pulaski 315-298-6564
PSYCHIATRY
Ahmad, Bilal, MD Omar Colon, MD Cecile Matip, MD Vintee Narang, MD Suresh Patil, MD Teresa Piotrowicz, MD Amy McCune, PA Mary Useva, PA Toni Usev, NP Julie Yankowsky, NP Behavioral Health Services 74 Bunner St., Oswego 315-326-4100
Marija D. Mutabdzic, MD Erika DeMarche, NP Child & Family Services 98 N. Second St. Fulton 315-326-3555
RADIATION ONCOLOGY
Paul Aridgides, MD Alexander Banashkevich, MD Jeffrey A. Bogart, MD Seung Hahn, MD Michael LaCombe, MD Michael Mix, MD Anna Shapiro, MD Seneca Hill Health Center 105 Co. Rte. 45A, Suite 200 Oswego • 315-207-9066
RADIOLOGY
Robert J. Ashenburg, MD Jennifer Barna, MD Gerald A. Black, MD Scott Buckingham, MD Thomas Chacko, MD John J. Cucinotta, MD Nicholas D’Ambrosio, MD Nicholas Demartini, MD Nathan Fedors, MD Thomas G. Green, MD Steven Leverich, MD Amy Marcinkowski, MD Stephen Montgomery, MD Farah Naim, MD Guido M. Scatorchia, MD Aaron Sharma, MD James W. Sherwood, MD Stuart J. Singer, MD Steven Steer, MD James Suchnicki, MD Ann Marie Sullivan, MD Ronald Viola, MD Matthew Westpfal, MD David Wang, MD Terese Santaro, N.P. Deanine Angotti, P.A. Lisa DeMarche, P.A. 110 West 6th St., Oswego 315-349-5540 CRA Medical Imaging
Fulton Medical Center Daniel Spangenberg, MD, Medical Director 510 S. Fourth St., Fulton 315-592-3500 Eva Briggs, MD Justin Fedor, DO Richard Koehler, MD Laura Johnson, MD Emily Nields, DO Lindsey Bailey, PA Patricia Barletta, PA Stacey Cook, PA Michael Dobrinski, NP Michael Doolittle, NP Rebecca Dottolo, NP Jennifer Drake, NP Aaron Jannetti, PA Amanda Markham, NP William Stilwell, NP
VASCULAR SURGERY
Vivian Gahtan, MD 750 E. Adams St., Syracuse 315-464-6241
WOUND CARE CENTER
Carlos Dator, Jr. MD, Medical Director Kristine Strumfler, NP 110 West 6th St., Third Floor Oswego • 315-326-3780
UROLOGY/SURGERY
Gary Bozeman, MD Elizabeth W. Bozeman, MD 806 W. Broadway, Fulton 315-297-4700 Gennady Bratslavsky, MD Oleg Shapiro, MD 750 E. Adams St., Syracuse • 315-464-4473 Felix T. Oben, MD 17 S. 1st, Fulton • 315-592-7375
URGENT CARE CENTERS
Central Square Medical Center Michael T. Schiano, MD Medical Director 3045 East Ave., Central Sq. 315-668-5212
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to benefit Oswego Saturday, October 13 atHealth 6 p.m. Saturday, October 13 at 6 p.m. The American Oswego NY Foundry at ,, NY Oswego
The American Foundry — 246 West Seneca St., Oswego, NY
For an evening of dinner and dancingOswego with Health music by the Billionaires Oswego Health Foundation
Foundation Cocktails, hors d’oeuvres and a silent auction at six o’clock in the evening.
For more information please call Michele Hourigan at 315-326-3788