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Wyckoff recently recognized its Cardiac Catheterization and Electrophysiology Laboratory for achieving the highest patient satisfaction scores for 2024.

The scores are a testament to the Cardiac Cath department’s dedication to providing compassionate, patient-centered care of the highest quality, through effective communication and in a positive and comfortable environment that has earned them the praise of our patients.

The department operates under the clinical leadership of Dr. Gopi Punukollu, who as Wyckoff’s Director of Cardiology has worked incessantly to improve the cardiac health of our patients. This achievement wouldn’t have been possible without Ms. Alyssa Loscalzo, Ms. Kessang Bhutia and Ms. Elsa Lopez, whose administrative skills and expertise ensure the smooth and efficient operation of the department.

“The clinical treatment we provide is of the highest quality, but we also strive to deliver an outstanding patient experience from arrival to our doors and continuing well beyond discharge. Our Cardiac Cath clinic is at the forefront of making that commitment to our community a reality” said Kevin Smyley, Wyckoff’s Executive Vice-president of Patient Affairs.

The Cardiac Cath department is a 24-hour STEMI Facility, which specializes in assisting patients after they have suffered a heart attack. The department also specializes in heart catheterizations and device implantations (such as pacemakers and defibrillators). Wyckoff’s Cardiac Cath department is 1 of only 2 programs within NYC that have achieved Cath Lab PCI accreditation from the American College of Cardiology.

 

Wyckoff reconoció recientemente a su Laboratorio de Cateterismo Cardíaco y Electrofisiología por lograr los puntajes más altos de satisfacción del paciente para 2024.

Los puntajes son un testimonio de la dedicación del departamento de Cateterismo Cardíaco a brindar atención compasiva, centrada en el paciente y de la más alta calidad, a través de una comunicación efectiva y en un ambiente positivo y cómodo que les ha valido el elogio de nuestros pacientes.

El departamento opera bajo el liderazgo clínico del Dr. Gopi Punukollu, quien, como director de cardiología de Wyckoff, ha trabajado incansablemente para mejorar la salud cardíaca de nuestros pacientes. Este logro tampoco habría sido posible sin la colaboración de la Srta. Alyssa Loscalzo, la Srta. Kessang Bhutia y la Srta. Elsa López, cuyas habilidades administrativas y experiencia garantizan el funcionamiento eficiente del departamento.

“El tratamiento clínico que brindamos es de la más alta calidad, pero también nos esforzamos por brindar una experiencia excepcional al paciente desde el momento en que llegan a nuestras puertas y que continúe mucho después del alta. Nuestra clínica de cateterismo cardíaco está a la vanguardia en hacer realidad ese compromiso con nuestra comunidad”, afirmó Kevin Smyley, vicepresidente ejecutivo de Asuntos del Paciente de Wyckoff.

El departamento de Cateterismo Cardíaco es un centro de atención de pacientes con STEMI que funciona las 24 horas y se especializa en ayudar a los pacientes que han sufrido un ataque cardíaco. El departamento también se especializa en cateterismos cardíacos e implantes de dispositivos (como marcapasos y desfibriladores). El departamento de Cateterismo Cardíaco de Wyckoff es uno de los dos únicos programas de la ciudad de Nueva York que han obtenido la acreditación de PCI de laboratorio de cateterismo del Colegio Estadounidense de Cardiología.

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Employee of the Month Winners

Wyckoff is honored to present the Employee of the Quarter winners for the most recent quarter of 2024. Join us as we celebrate their commitment to Wyckoff’s mission of providing the highest level of service to our community.

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Governor Hochul at WHMC to Unveil Plan to Combat Maternal and Infant Mortality

On January 4, 2024, Governor Kathy Hochul visited Wyckoff Heights Medical Center to unveil the third proposal of her 2024 State of the State: a comprehensive six-point plan to combat maternal and infant mortality in New York. Recent CDC statistics revealed an increase in infant mortality – for the first time in over two decades. To address this crisis, Governor Hochul will introduce new policies and legislation to expand access to high-quality prenatal care, reduce costs for mothers and families, fight postpartum depression and support infants in the first months of their lives.

Said Governor Hochul, “For the first time in two decades, our infant mortality rates…actually went up. And that is so shocking. Mothers and babies are dying unnecessarily across the nation, and right here in New York. This can only be called a crisis. And as the first mom Governor, this is personal…And I’m committed to taking action to fix it.”

She continued, “Every mother, every family deserves to have the joy and excitement associated with pregnancy and childbirth, not fear and trepidation as we bring these little people into the world. When all families have the support they need… we keep moms and babies alive, and our potential is limitless…We can do better. I know we can…So, as a mom, as your Governor, that is my commitment to all of you.”

January 4, 2024 — Brooklyn, NY — Governor Kathy Hochul unveils the third proposal of her 2024 State of the State: a comprehensive six-point plan to combat maternal and infant mortality in New York. Recent CDC statistics revealed an increase in infant mortality – for the first time in over two decades. To address this crisis, Governor Hochul will introduce new policies and legislation to expand access to high-quality prenatal care, reduce costs for mothers and families, fight postpartum depression and support infants in the first months of their lives. (Susan Watts/Office of Governor Kathy Hochul)
January 4, 2024 — Brooklyn, NY — Governor Kathy Hochul unveils the third proposal of her 2024 State of the State: a comprehensive six-point plan to combat maternal and infant mortality in New York. Recent CDC statistics revealed an increase in infant mortality – for the first time in over two decades. To address this crisis, Governor Hochul will introduce new policies and legislation to expand access to high-quality prenatal care, reduce costs for mothers and families, fight postpartum depression and support infants in the first months of their lives. (Susan Watts/Office of Governor Kathy Hochul)
January 4, 2024 — Brooklyn, NY — Governor Kathy Hochul unveils the third proposal of her 2024 State of the State: a comprehensive six-point plan to combat maternal and infant mortality in New York. Recent CDC statistics revealed an increase in infant mortality – for the first time in over two decades. To address this crisis, Governor Hochul will introduce new policies and legislation to expand access to high-quality prenatal care, reduce costs for mothers and families, fight postpartum depression and support infants in the first months of their lives. (Susan Watts/Office of Governor Kathy Hochul)
January 4, 2024 — Brooklyn, NY — Governor Kathy Hochul unveils the third proposal of her 2024 State of the State: a comprehensive six-point plan to combat maternal and infant mortality in New York. Recent CDC statistics revealed an increase in infant mortality – for the first time in over two decades. To address this crisis, Governor Hochul will introduce new policies and legislation to expand access to high-quality prenatal care, reduce costs for mothers and families, fight postpartum depression and support infants in the first months of their lives. (Susan Watts/Office of Governor Kathy Hochul)
January 4, 2024 — Brooklyn, NY — Governor Kathy Hochul unveils the third proposal of her 2024 State of the State: a comprehensive six-point plan to combat maternal and infant mortality in New York. Recent CDC statistics revealed an increase in infant mortality – for the first time in over two decades. To address this crisis, Governor Hochul will introduce new policies and legislation to expand access to high-quality prenatal care, reduce costs for mothers and families, fight postpartum depression and support infants in the first months of their lives. (Susan Watts/Office of Governor Kathy Hochul)
January 4, 2024 — Brooklyn, NY — Governor Kathy Hochul unveils the third proposal of her 2024 State of the State: a comprehensive six-point plan to combat maternal and infant mortality in New York. Recent CDC statistics revealed an increase in infant mortality – for the first time in over two decades. To address this crisis, Governor Hochul will introduce new policies and legislation to expand access to high-quality prenatal care, reduce costs for mothers and families, fight postpartum depression and support infants in the first months of their lives. (Susan Watts/Office of Governor Kathy Hochul)
January 4, 2024 — Brooklyn, NY — Governor Kathy Hochul unveils the third proposal of her 2024 State of the State: a comprehensive six-point plan to combat maternal and infant mortality in New York. Recent CDC statistics revealed an increase in infant mortality – for the first time in over two decades. To address this crisis, Governor Hochul will introduce new policies and legislation to expand access to high-quality prenatal care, reduce costs for mothers and families, fight postpartum depression and support infants in the first months of their lives. (Susan Watts/Office of Governor Kathy Hochul)
January 4, 2024 — Brooklyn, NY — Governor Kathy Hochul unveils the third proposal of her 2024 State of the State: a comprehensive six-point plan to combat maternal and infant mortality in New York. Recent CDC statistics revealed an increase in infant mortality – for the first time in over two decades. To address this crisis, Governor Hochul will introduce new policies and legislation to expand access to high-quality prenatal care, reduce costs for mothers and families, fight postpartum depression and support infants in the first months of their lives. (Susan Watts/Office of Governor Kathy Hochul)
January 4, 2024 — Brooklyn, NY — Governor Kathy Hochul unveils the third proposal of her 2024 State of the State: a comprehensive six-point plan to combat maternal and infant mortality in New York. Recent CDC statistics revealed an increase in infant mortality – for the first time in over two decades. To address this crisis, Governor Hochul will introduce new policies and legislation to expand access to high-quality prenatal care, reduce costs for mothers and families, fight postpartum depression and support infants in the first months of their lives. (Susan Watts/Office of Governor Kathy Hochul)

Our Lobby, once filled with social distancing,  now embraces melodies of hope and healing. Our heartfelt thanks to the Greenpoint String Quartet for sharing its wonderful performance with our patients, visitors, and staff.

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New York Safety Net Hospital Coalition

The New York Safety Net Hospital Coalition is fighting to end the two-tiered system of healthcare in New York.

Safety net hospitals service millions of New Yorkers, especially in low-income communities, but receive billions less in funding than other hospitals because Medicaid doesn’t cover the cost of care provided.

The Coalition is asking Albany to support the proposed Health Equity and Stabilization Act to ensure our community hospitals are strong.

Learn more at: https://www.nysafetynets.org

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