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WMCHealth’s Westchester Medical Center and Maria Fareri Children’s Hospital Retain Elite Level I Trauma Center Designations

May 22, 2025

WMCHealth’s Westchester Medical Center and Maria Fareri Children’s Hospital have successfully completed their 2025 reverification as ACS-verified Level I trauma centers, maintaining the highest designation for trauma care for both adults and children. They remain the only Level I trauma centers in eastern New York north of NYC and west to Syracuse.

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Women’s Heart Health: Understanding Greater Susceptibility to Lifestyle Risks

May 21, 2025

Women face unique heart health risks, especially as they age. Research shows that women in poor health have nearly five times the risk of heart disease compared to those in ideal health. At WMCHealth, specialists highlight the impact of hormonal changes during menopause, lifestyle factors like stress and inactivity, and social determinants such as income and access to care. Symptoms in women often differ from men and can be misdiagnosed, making education and prevention critical. Regular checkups, staying active, and managing blood pressure are key steps women can take to protect their heart health. Learn more or schedule an appointment at WMCHealth.

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When Shoulder Pain Won’t Quit: Here’s What You Can Do

May 21, 2025

Chronic shoulder pain caused by arthritis, injury, or age-related wear can make everyday activities difficult. When nonsurgical treatments like physical therapy or injections aren’t effective, shoulder replacement surgery may be a solution. WMCHealth offers both traditional and reverse shoulder replacement options. Traditional replacement is ideal for patients with healthy rotator cuffs, while reverse replacement, available at WMCHealth’s St. Anthony Community Hospital, is designed for those with severe rotator cuff damage or previous failed surgeries. Recovery includes physical therapy and often results in significant pain relief and improved mobility within months.

Image for the search result: WMCHealth, Westchester County, and Stew Leonard III Water Safety Foundation Unite to Combat Childhood Drownings

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WMCHealth, Westchester County, and Stew Leonard III Water Safety Foundation Unite to Combat Childhood Drownings

May 21, 2025

At a waterfront press conference held this afternoon at Glen Island Park, leaders from the Westchester Medical Center Health Network (WMCHealth), Westchester County, and the Stew Leonard III Water Safety Foundation joined forces to issue an urgent call to action: preventable drownings are on the rise — and communities must act now to stop them.

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Community Rallies Behind Margaretville Hospital’s Fifth Annual Art Auction, Raising Funds for Expanded Primary Care Services

May 20, 2025

The 5th Annual CATCH Art Auction was a great success! Held on May 17, the event brought together local artists, hospital supporters, and community members to raise funds for Margaretville Hospital. Proceeds will support expanded primary care services and the future hospital helipad.

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Westchester Medical Center Achieves Rare National Certification in Diabetes Management

May 16, 2025

One of Only Three Hospitals in Country with Certification; Effective Diabetes Management Reduces Complications Unmanaged diabetes can transform routine hospital treatments into unnecessary medical challenges, dramatically increasing risks of complications. Recognizing these dangers and the need to manage a patient’s diabetes effectively, Westchester Medical Center developed a diabetes management program so comprehensive and effective thatContinue reading "Westchester Medical Center Achieves Rare National Certification in Diabetes Management"

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Multidisciplinary Approach to Pain is Most Effective  Across our three locations—Westchester Medical Center in Valhalla, MidHudson Regional Hospital in Poughkeepsie, and Good Samaritan Hospital in Suffern—our pain management teams treat patients with a comprehensive, multidisciplinary approach. Our shared philosophy emphasizes:  Each location offers state-of-the-art diagnostic tools and therapeutic procedures in a patient-centered environment. Our goalContinue reading "Pain Management"

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Can Flossing Prevent Stroke? 

May 10, 2025

Flossing is important for dental health, but did you know it can also prevent stroke? A new study suggests that flossing at least once a week may lower your risk of stroke caused by a blood clot. 

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What You Need to Know About Cancer Screenings

May 7, 2025

Cancer remains the second leading cause of death in the U.S., yet screenings have the power to change that. According to the National Cancer Institute, cancers found early, when they're most treatable, can lead to significantly higher survival rates.

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When Diabetes Isn’t the Reason You’re Admitted—But Still Shapes Your Care

May 7, 2025

Diabetes affects far more than blood sugar, it shapes heart health, kidney function, vision, and even surgical recovery. At Westchester Medical Center, we recognize that even when diabetes isn’t the reason for hospitalization, it demands careful attention. Our integrated, multidisciplinary approach to inpatient diabetes care leads to better outcomes: fewer complications, shorter stays, and safer recoveries.

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