New York Presbyterian Hospital • Brooklyn, NY
Improving quality and safety, care coordination and process improvement in order to help achieve the Hospital's strategic, operating and financial goals.
- We continue to be inspired by our #1 post from 2017 and are excited to re-share this story. Kristen Page Tomlan was diagnosed with Steven Johnsons Syndrome in 2014, just seven weeks before her wedding. She was treated at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital & Weill Cornell Medicine and since her recovery, she walked down the aisle as planned and launched D, Cookie Dough Confections! Click here for more: http://bit.ly/2ACEDPt #NYPYearinReview
- NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital extends its deepest sympathies to all who were affected by last nights #BronxFire. We commend and thank the New York City Fire Department (FDNY) and all first responders who are dedicated to ensuring the safety of all #NewYorkers.
- After experiencing a #stroke at work, NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital & Weill Cornell Medicine's Mobile Stroke Treatment Unit came to the rescue for Richard Mandaro. Learn more about how this one of a kind ambulance helped save his life in our #4 post of 2017: http://bit.ly/2iAN4QR We wish Richard a healthy and happy year ahead! #NYPYearInReview
- From all of us at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, wishing you and your loved ones a happy and healthy holiday season!
We continue to be inspired by our #1 post from 2017 and are excited to re-share this story. Kristen Page Tomlan was diagnosed with Steven Johnsons Syndrome in 2014, just seven weeks before her wedding. She was treated at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital & Weill Cornell Medicine and since her recovery, she walked down the aisle as planned and launched D, Cookie Dough Confections! Click here for more: http://bit.ly/2ACEDPt #NYPYearinReview
NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital extends its deepest sympathies to all who were affected by last nights #BronxFire. We commend and thank the New York City Fire Department (FDNY) and all first responders who are dedicated to ensuring the safety of all #NewYorkers.
After experiencing a #stroke at work, NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital & Weill Cornell Medicine's Mobile Stroke Treatment Unit came to the rescue for Richard Mandaro. Learn more about how this one of a kind ambulance helped save his life in our #4 post of 2017: http://bit.ly/2iAN4QR We wish Richard a healthy and happy year ahead! #NYPYearInReview
From all of us at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, wishing you and your loved ones a happy and healthy holiday season!