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Infusion Therapies
Westchester Medical Center’s 5,300 square-foot outpatient Infusion Therapy Center provides advanced and personalized care, offering infusion therapy treatments including cancer infusion therapy, growth hormone treatment, immunotherapies, and more. WMCHealth includes an academic medical center that is at the forefront of clinical trial research, aiming to discover the most effective IV infusion therapies to treat andContinue reading "Infusion Therapies"
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Fibroids
While 70%–80% of women will develop uterine fibroids during their lifetime, many will not have symptoms or need treatment. For those women who do need treatment, WMCHealth fibroids specialists are trained to provide the most advanced treatment available. If you need uterine fibroid treatment, you can find a WMCHealth gynecologist close to home. What AreContinue reading "Fibroids"
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Colorectal Cancer
If you or a loved one has colorectal cancer, the journey can be challenging. That’s why the multidisciplinary teams at WMCHealth compassionately guide patients through diagnosis, treatment, and survivorship care. We use advanced technology to expedite the treatment process, optimize results, and reduce side effects. What Is Colorectal Cancer? Colorectal or colon cancer begins inContinue reading "Colorectal Cancer"
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Blood Cancers
A diagnosis of a blood cancer, such as leukemia or lymphoma, is daunting. But with the care available from the hematology and oncology specialists at WMCHealth, the way forward is hopeful. Our team of experts is committed to advancing treatments for blood cancers through clinical trials and cutting-edge research done at our academic medical center.Continue reading "Blood Cancers"
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Neurosurgery
Neurological conditions can be painful and debilitating. Surgery can often bring relief. If you require neurosurgery, you want to know you are in the best hands. WMCHealth’s Department of Neurosurgery has the expertise and advanced technology to manage and treat a wide range of complex neurological conditions. Our neurosurgeons are among the best in NewContinue reading "Neurosurgery"
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Seizure Disorders
A seizure can temporarily affect how you move, respond, experience sensations, or remain aware. If you have experienced a seizure, an evaluation can help determine what happened, what may have caused it, and whether you need treatment. At WMCHealth, our epilepsy specialists care for adults and children with first-time seizures, recurrent seizures, and complex epilepsy. We offer advancedContinue reading "Seizure Disorders"
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Parkinson’s Disease
If you or your loved one has been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, we understand how overwhelming it can be to cope. At the WMCHealth Division of Movement Disorders in New York, we can confirm your condition or rule out others with symptoms like those of Parkinson’s disease. While there’s no cure, our Parkinson’s disease team can help you effectivelyContinue reading "Parkinson’s Disease"
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Movement Disorders
Movement disorders can cause shakiness, trembling, jerking, and even stiffness. If you have symptoms of a moving disorder, you know it can cause serious disruptions to daily tasks and life, including walking and eating. But there is hope for relief. The movement disorder specialists at WMCHealth have extensive experience in treating neurological movement disorders, with access toContinue reading "Movement Disorders"
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Headaches and Migraines
Headaches are common and may occur occasionally or become frequent enough to interfere with work, sleep, or routine activities. They are also among the most common neurological disorders. Most headaches aren’t dangerous, but some may be a sign of a more serious underlying medical condition. If headaches or migraines affect your daily life, the WMCHealth Headache Specialists Center can provideContinue reading "Headaches and Migraines"
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Stroke
Like a heart attack, a stroke is a “brain attack” that happens when blood flow to part of your brain is interrupted. When you’re having a stroke, every second counts. Getting treatment quickly can help protect your brain and reduce the risk of long-term disability. Important: If you or someone with you experiences symptoms of a stroke, immediately call 911. Across the Westchester MedicalContinue reading "Stroke"