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Same-Day Cardiology Program
With heart disease being the leading cause of death in the United States, your heart health can’t wait. You should have a quick and convenient way to address your heart-related concerns before they become a serious problem. If you’re experiencing non-emergency but worrisome symptoms, the WMCHealth Same-Day Cardiology Program offers weekday appointments with cardiologists within 24 hours.Continue reading "Same-Day Cardiology Program"
Healthy Living
Keeping Your Brain Healthy This Summer: Hydration, Heat and Cognitive Function
April 30, 2026
Medically reviewed by Katherine Amodeo, MD Most people don’t think about their brains when they’re trying to beat the heat. They think about sunscreen, cold drinks and finding a shady spot. Summer’s combination of high temperatures and poor hydration, though, can take a real toll on cognitive function, affecting your ability to focus and stay sharp throughout the day. Understanding the connection betweenContinue reading "Keeping Your Brain Healthy This Summer: Hydration, Heat and Cognitive Function "
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Behavioral Health ECHO Program
Supporting patients during behavioral health crises can be complex. These situations often impact both patient safety and staff well-being, and they require thoughtful, coordinated responses. At WMCHealth, we partner with healthcare teams throughout New York to strengthen day-to-day skills and build confidence in these moments. The Behavioral Health ECHO Program offers a structured, collaborative wayContinue reading "Behavioral Health ECHO Program"
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Why Timing in Cancer Care Matters and What Patients Should Expect
April 27, 2026
Medically reviewed by Faith Selchick, DNP, APRN, AGPCNP-BC, AOCNP, OCN, CPHQ When people think about cancer care, they often focus on treatment. What surgery will I need? Will I need chemotherapy? How soon can we start? But before any of that happens, there is a phase that is just as important, and often more complex.Continue reading "Why Timing in Cancer Care Matters and What Patients Should Expect"
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Graduate Medical Education
WMCHealth Graduate Medical Education (GME) programs prepare the next generation of healthcare leaders through immersive, hands-on learning across a high-volume academic medical system. Our residents and fellows gain experience managing complex cases, collaborating with expert faculty, and advancing care in a dynamic, patient-centered environment. Why Train at WMCHealth? As the Hudson Valley’s only advanced tertiaryContinue reading "Graduate Medical Education"
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Pediatric Urology
When your child is referred to pediatric urology, it’s often because you want to better understand how their urinary or reproductive system is developing. These concerns may be identified before birth, during infancy or later as your child grows. At WMCHealth, our pediatric urologists care for infants, children, and adolescents with a wide range ofContinue reading "Pediatric Urology"
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Podiatry Residency Program
Welcome Welcome to the HealthAlliance Hospital Podiatric Residency Program. Our program is built on developing well-rounded podiatric physicians through consistent clinical and surgical exposure, responsibility, and hands-on experience. Training is centered on understanding the full scope of podiatric medicine and surgery, with an emphasis on clinical judgment, technical development, and thoughtful decision-making. As a smaller,Continue reading "Podiatry Residency Program"
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Men’s Health Spotlight: Don’t Ignore Urinary Symptom
April 14, 2026
Medically Reviewed by Mitchell Fraiman, MD Frequent bathroom breaks? Slower stream? That “just getting older” explanation might not tell the whole story. While urinary changes are common with age, they can also signal underlying issues that deserve a closer look. From prostate enlargement to infection or kidney problems, paying attention to these early signs canContinue reading "Men’s Health Spotlight: Don’t Ignore Urinary Symptom"
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New JAMA Neurology Study Links Newly Diagnosed Epilepsy Patients Reporting Suicidality to Higher Risk of Treatment-Resistant Seizures
April 7, 2026
VALHALLA, NY – April 7, 2026 – Adults newly diagnosed with focal epilepsy who report suicidality may be far more likely to develop treatment-resistant seizures, according to a new study published in JAMA Neurology. Findings from the international Human Epilepsy Project (HEP) suggest that psychiatric symptoms present early in a patient’s diagnosis may be anContinue reading "New JAMA Neurology Study Links Newly Diagnosed Epilepsy Patients Reporting Suicidality to Higher Risk of Treatment-Resistant Seizures"
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Getting Your Body Ready for Spring Gardening Season
April 6, 2026
Medically reviewed by Peter W. Lementowski, MD and Rajkumar Selvanayagam, MD As the weather warms and gardens begin to come back to life, many people look forward to spending long hours planting, pruning, and preparing their yards for spring. Gardening is a great way to stay active, reduce stress, and enjoy the outdoors. But afterContinue reading "Getting Your Body Ready for Spring Gardening Season"