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It should come at no surprise that flu season is in full swing. As of February 13, widespread activity of influenza has been reported in New York State. Updates: 66% increase since the prior week in lab-confirmed flu reports Influenza A (H1) is prominent 29% more patients have been hospitalized with lab-confirmed influenza than the […]

Posted on February 19 2016

We would like to congratulate Dr. Kini for earning the prestigious Castle Connolly Top Doctor Award in Internal Medicine. Castle Connolly selects the best doctors across the nation based on an extensive nominations process. Dr. Kini, along with Dr. Kalik, Dr. Julian and Dr. Segal, have been selected as 2016 Top Doctors in Internal Medicine, […]

Posted on February 17 2016

We would like to congratulate Dr. Julian on earning the prestigious Castle Connolly Top Doctor award in Family Medicine. Castle Connolly selects the best doctors across the nation based on an extensive nominations process. Dr. Julian, along with Dr. Kalik and Dr. Segal, have been selected as 2015 Top Doctors in Internal Medicine and Cardiology, […]

Posted on February 8 2016

Do routine check-ups save lives? Just ask David Epstein. In partnership with Manhattan Cardiology, we believe prevention is the key to early detection. Be sure to visit your primary care doctor and cardiologist annually to keep your heart and body healthy and to prevent heart disease.

Posted on February 3 2016

We would like to congratulate Dr. Kalik on earning the prestigious Castle Connolly Top Doctor award in Internal Medicine. Castle Connolly selects the best doctors across the nation based on an extensive nominations process. Dr. Kalik, along with Dr. Segal, have been selected as 2015 Top Doctors in Internal Medicine and Cardiology, respectively. At Medical […]

Posted on February 2 2016

Traveling to Central or South America? Be sure to ask your doctor about the Zika virus – especially if you’re pregnant! The Zika virus is carried by mosquitoes. While the virus rarely causes serious symptoms, it may be linked to a birth defect called microcephaly, which causes underdevelopment of the head and the brain. Infection by the Zika virus in pregnant women may lead […]

Posted on January 29 2016