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NASSAU UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER’S DRS. CHAUR-DONG HSU, GLENN FAUST, KENNETH H. HUPART, DAVID ROSENTHAL, LEONARD O. BARRETT AND DOMINICK SABATINO INCLUDED IN THE CASTLE CONNOLLY’S 12TH EDITION OF TOP DOCTORS: NEW METRO AREA
(2/2/2009)

LEONARD OCTAVIUS BARRETT, MD, FACS, DDG. FABI, CHIEF OF THORACIC SURGERY AND DIRECTOR OF SURGICAL CRITICAL CARE AT NUMC, RECEIVES “ULTIMATE ACHIEVER AWARD” FROM THE INTERNATIONAL BIOGRAPHICAL CENTRE, CAMBRIDGE, ENGLAND, IN RECOGNITION OF HIS SKILLS, PROFESSIONALISM, ENTHUSIASM FOR EXCELLENCE AND COMMITMENT TO LEARNING
(1/30/2009)

NEW YORK STATE COMMISSIONER OF HEALTH, RICHARD F. DAINES, MD, JOINS ARTHUR A. GIANELLI, NHCC PRESIDENT/CEO DURING TOUR OF HEMPSTEAD COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER, AT WHICH DR. DAINES HIGHLIGHTED GOVERNOR PATERSON’S HEALTH REFORMS: EXPANDED HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE, SUPPORT FOR PRIMARY CARE, OBESITY PREVENTION AND SUPPORTING MEDICAL HOME CONCEPT
(1/16/2009)

ARTHUR A. GIANELLI, NHCC PRESIDENT/CEO, INVITED TO SPEAK BY THE PARTNERSHIP FOR MEDICAID, ON PROTECTING AMERICA’S SAFETY NET AT A HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES BRIEFING IN WASHINGTON, DC, ON JANUARY 27TH AT 9 AM
(1/15/2009)

NASSAU HEALTH CARE CORPORATION, IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE NASSAU COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES, WILL HOLD AN INFORMATIVE AND INTERACTIVE LECTURE SERIES HOSTED BY MITCHELL RUBIN, MD, VP FOR AMBULATORY CARE AND COMMUNITY MEDICINE, AIMED AT ADDRESSING AND IMPROVING EVERYDAY HEALTH ISSUES AND CONCERNS
(1/12/2009)

NUMC’S DIABETES SELF-MANAGEMENT EDUCATION COURSE OFFERS A COORDINATED APPROACH TO DISEASE MANAGEMENT IN ORDER TO CONTROL DIABETES AND PREVENT COMPLICATIONS
(1/7/2009)

NASSAU HEALTH CARE CORPORATION ANNOUNCES SCHEDULE OF BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING FOR 2009
(1/7/2009)

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