Wyckoff in the Community

Wyckoff in the Community

In January 2017, Wyckoff formed the Division of Community and Population Health to further Wyckoff’s mission to provide quality care with kindness and respect.

Objectives

  • Promote and increase public awareness of Wyckoff Heights Medical Center and the services we provide to the community.
  • Engage the community to identify and prioritize needs and develop and implement services that will help people achieve and sustain good health.
  • Work across multiple departments and community sectors to improve health and health equity, and to address environmental, cultural, and social determinants of health specific to the neighborhoods we serve.
  • Operate innovative special projects to address population-specific needs, such as those of our elders, children and families, persons with different abilities, and persons living with chronic conditions.
  • Collaborate with community members, community-based organizations, and safety net services, to implement Wyckoff’s Community Service Plan.
  • Engage in public policy and government relations work to advocate for community needs and priorities.

Town Hall Meetings

Open meetings for updates on Wyckoff Heights Medical Center from the President and Chief Executive Officer.

Evelyn Chassagne
Executive Assistant to the President and CEO
echassagne@wyckoffhospital.org
718-302-8490

Wyckoff Newsletter

A regular newsletter featuring announcements, achievements, and information for the community.

Evelyn Chassagne
Executive Assistant to the President and CEO
echassagne@wyckoffhospital.org
718-302-8490

Positive Health Management Consumer Advisory Board

An advisory committee that informs the services of the Positive Health Management Department, including HIV, Hepatitis C, and STD Prevention and Care Services.

Anca Giurgiulescu
Director, Positive Health Management
agiurgiulescu@wyckoffhospital.org
929-432-3486

Emergency Department Navigation

Navigation team connects patients who use the emergency room for primary care conditions to primary and behavioral health care.

Jamwanti Persaud
Patient Care Manager, Emergency Department
JaPersaud@wyckoffhospital.org
718-963-7391

Diabetes and Nutrition Education

Diabetes educators and nutritionists provide education and counseling to promote successful self-management and improve diet.

Bilyana Ristic, MS, RD, DCN, CDE
Certified Diabetes Educator
BRistic@wyckoffhospital.org
718-486-4295

Health Home

Wyckoff houses Health Home staff on-site to provide care coordination for patients with multiple chronic conditions.

Indira Parmar
AVP, Social Work and Care Coordination
iparmar@wyckoffhospital.org
718-963-7221

Wyckoff Community Wellness Program

Physical exercise activities provided on-site, including yoga, cardiovascular exercise, and Zumba classes.

Evelyn Chassagne
Executive Assistant to the President and CEO
echassagne@wyckoffhospital.org
718-302-8490

Violence Intervention and Treatment Program

This program provides counseling and services for survivors of violence and sexual assault, and violence prevention education services for the community, including rape crisis and sexual assault forensic examination services.

Indira Parmar
AVP, Social Work and Care Coordination
iparmar@wyckoffhospital.org
718-963-7221

Women's Health Center

Provides a medical home for women including primary care (in English and Spanish), obstetrics/gynecology, medical subspecialties, and family planning.

For a hospital clinic appointment, please call: 718-963-7676

WIC Program

The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children, better known as WIC, provides free healthy food and services to low-income women and their children, including culturally responsive nutrition counseling and education, breastfeeding promotion support including breastfeeding peer counseling and breast pumps, health education, and referrals to other health and social services programs.

Carmelina Cruz
WIC Director
ccruz@wyckoffhospital.org
718-963-6537

Pediatric Care Center

The center provides comprehensive pediatric primary care (in English and Spanish) and co-located pediatric medical subspecialties.

For a hospital clinic appointment, please call: 718-963-7676

Maternal and Infant Child Health Collaborative

This effort engages women of childbearing age and provides education and support services, including access to insurance, medical care, housing, behavioral health, educational/vocational services, nutrition services and more.

Eleanor Juray
1610 DeKalb Avenue, Second Floor
Brooklyn, NY 11237
ejuray@wyckoffhospital.org
718-963-7545
Fax: 718-290-1429

Centering Pregnancy Group Prenatal Care

Group prenatal care is offered, with three major components: health assessment, education, and social support.

Eleanor Juray
1610 DeKalb Avenue, Second Floor
Brooklyn, NY 11237
ejuray@wyckoffhospital.org
718-963-7545
Fax: 718-290-1429

Collaborative Care for Depression and Anxiety

Patients who receive care at any of our primary care sites have access to treatment for depression and anxiety, including medication management and counseling.

Beth Hribar
Project Director, Collaborative Care
bhribar@wyckoffhospital.org
718-509-3102

Buprenorphine Treatment for Opioid Addiction

Patients with opioid dependence can receive buprenorphine treatment from one of our certified prescribing primary care physicians. Buprenorphine is a medical treatment for persons living with an opioid addiction.

Sherley Prudoth
Buprenorphine Nurse Care Manager
sprudoth@wyckoffhospital.org
718-963-7766

Positive Health Management

HIV, STD, and Hepatitis C prevention and care services, including biomedical prevention (PrEP), are provided. A welcoming community-based site includes comprehensive HIV primary care as well as behavioral health, case management, and other supportive services. Many services are available for the uninsured.

Anca Giurgiulescu
Director of Positive Health Management
agiurgiulescu@wyckoffhospital.org
929-432-3486

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