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Greenwich Hospital has teamed up with pediatric emergency medicine physicians at Yale New Haven Children’s Hospital to offer the region’s most advanced children’s emergency services. Continue Reading →
Popular summer fundraiser benefits Women’s and Children’s Health at Greenwich Hospital. Continue Reading →
A free lecture on Solutions for Knee Pain will take place on Tuesday, Feb 7, at Greenwich Hospital starting at 6:00 pm. Continue Reading →
Additional examination rooms and other enhancements will improve privacy and likely lead to decreased waiting times for patients to be evaluated and treated. Continue Reading →
This week, a couple filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Greenwich Hospital and obstetrician Dr. Marjan Hedayatzadeh because their twin baby girl died June 3, 2015. The couple alleges their baby girl’s heartbeat was not appropriately monitored and the baby was not promptly delivered by emergency C-section. Continue Reading →
Jayleen Ramos made her debut on Jan. 1 at 3:53 am. Jayleen has four siblings – Xiara, 10, Karena, 9, Angel 4 and Jordan, 3. Continue Reading →
Sandra Berlingo has greeted thousands of Greenwich Hospital visitors since 1994 from her post at the information desk in the main lobby. She has logged 4,064 volunteer hours. John Squillace, who volunteers in the Physical Medicine Department, has provided 4,086 hours of service since 2000. Continue Reading →
ONS sports specialists Paul Sethi, MD and Katherine Vadasdi, MD will present Back to School Sports Safety at Greenwich Hospital.
Among the topics they will discuss are safe sports training techniques, injury prevention and management, gender-specific injuries and the dangers and growing use of performance enhancing substances among teen athletes. Continue Reading →
Norman Roth will address the RMA at 11:00am on July 6. The event is free and open to the public. Continue Reading →
National Infertility Awareness Week is a movement that began in 1989 to raise awareness about infertility and encourage people to understand reproductive health. In 2010, the event National became a federally recognized health observance by the Department of Health and Human Services. Continue Reading →