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Christiana Santucci
Christiana Santucci, PA is a New York-based Westchester Medical Center Health Network physician
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Colette Wolff
Colette Wolff, AuD, CCC-A is a clinical audiologist dedicated to addressing the unique needs of each individual and achieving positive outcomes. She currently splits her time between Westchester Medical Center Balance Center and…
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Amber M Turner
Amber Turner is a clinical audiologist providing care at Westchester Medical Center Cochlear Implant Center and Westchester Institute for Human Development. She administers care for a broad spectrum of ages and medical…
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Eric Suss
Eric Suss, AHNP is a New York-based Westchester Medical Center Health Network physician who specializes in Gastroenterology.
Healthy Living
At Age 7, Gia Is Finally Ready to Just Be a Kid Again
October 10, 2026
Three years ago, Gia was a happy, healthy 4-year-old just starting preschool. She was an animal lover who adored cats and, like most kids her age, was focused on playing and having fun. Her family had no reason to think that was about to change.
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Pediatric Critical Care
When your child needs intensive care, your family needs clear answers and a care team that can respond quickly. Pediatric critical care supports children and young adults with serious illness, injury, or complications after surgery. Westchester Medical Center Health Network (WMCHealth) provides pediatric critical care at Maria Fareri Children’s Hospital for children and young adults, fromContinue reading "Pediatric Critical Care"
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Peripheral Neuropathy
Peripheral neuropathy is a broad term for problems affecting your peripheral nerves. These nerves help control movement, sensation, and pain throughout your body. Symptoms can vary depending on which nerve is affected and what is causing the problem. At WMCHealth, we evaluate and treat peripheral nerve problems in adults and children. Some conditions respond to nonsurgical care,Continue reading "Peripheral Neuropathy"
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WMCHealth Receives $5 Million State Grant to Expand Healthcare Workforce Training
October 9, 2026
Westchester Medical Center Health Network (WMCHealth) has received a five-year, $5 million grant from the New York State Department of Health to expand a successful student training program and strengthen the Mid-Hudson Region’s healthcare workforce pipeline.
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Brain Arteriovenous Malformation (AVM)
You may learn you have a brain AVM after imaging for another concern or after experiencing headaches, seizures, or neurological changes. Because AVMs can affect people differently, understanding your individual risk is an important first step. If an AVM is suspected, specialized evaluation can help you understand whether treatment or monitoring is appropriate. At WMCHealth,Continue reading "Brain Arteriovenous Malformation (AVM)"
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Brain Aneurysm
Learning you have a brain aneurysm does not always mean you need immediate treatment. Many aneurysms are discovered unexpectedly during imaging and can be evaluated before you decide what comes next. A prompt evaluation by a cerebrovascular specialist can help you understand your individual risk and treatment options. At Westchester Medical Center Health Network (WMCHealth),Continue reading "Brain Aneurysm"