Anne M. Boyle, Heather M. Butts, and Rev. Lester J. Figueroa appointed to the hospital’s Board of Trustees Richmond University Medical Center (RUMC) has welcomed three new Trustees to its board, all with terms that began on July 1. The newly appointed Trustees are Anne M. Boyle, Heather M. Butts, and Rev. Lester J. Figueroa. […]
American Heart Association award comes less than two months after The Joint Commission and American Stroke Association recognized RUMC for its high quality stroke care. Less than two months after being accredited as an Advanced Thrombectomy Capable Stroke Center by the American Stroke Association and The Joint Commission, Richmond University Medical Center has now earned […]
Dr. Alex Barkan, RUMC’s vice chair of surgery, metabolic and bariatric surgery director, obesity medicine director, and founder/director of the Bariatric and Metabolic Institute. RUMC’s Bariatric and Metabolic Institute named a “Blue Distinction Center” by Blue Cross Blue Shield for high quality patient care and results. Richmond University Medical Center’s Bariatric and Metabolic Institute has […]
Svetoslav Bardarov, MD, chair of RUMC’s Department of Laboratory Medicine A global recognition, RUMC is now one of just over 8,000 facilities worldwide to earn the College’s accreditation Richmond University Medical Center has earned accreditation from the College of American Pathologists (CAP) for its high-quality care of lab specimens and tests, as well as its […]
The Joint Commission and American Stroke Association certifies RUMC for its expertise in performing thrombectomies for stoke victims Richmond University Medical Center has achieved certification from both the American Stroke Association and The Joint Commission for its expertise and high-quality care performing thrombectomies for patients who have suffered a stroke. Their certification officially designates RUMC […]
May is National Stroke Awareness Month and a great time to get informed on the signs of a stroke, how it’s treated, and the importance of seeking immediate medical care to help minimize the impact of this potentially serious condition, which can impair an individual’s physical and/or cognitive abilities. “According to the CDC, nearly 800,000 […]
No two individuals experience a stroke in the same way. Therefore, when it comes to stroke care, treatment models must be able to adapt to different patient needs. The best setting for rehabilitation varies from person to person; the setting that is appropriate for one may be insufficient for another. At Richmond University Medical Center, […]
Surviving a stroke can be life-changing, resulting in a short- or long-term disability and altering how an individual lives at home. Richmond University Medical Center provides stroke care at its award-winning facility in Staten Island, New York. Here, we discuss post-stroke rehabilitation and how patients can prepare for life at home after a stroke. What […]
Parkinson’s disease is a progressive condition that commonly affects older individuals, with symptoms that can have a widespread impact on an individual’s life. Fortunately, specialized Parkinson’s rehabilitation can help patients preserve their autonomy. At Richmond University Medical Center in Staten Island, NY, neurological rehabilitation plays an important role in our approach. Learn more about what […]
Parkinson’s disease is a neurological condition, but many of its symptoms are physical. The more it progresses, the more difficulty patients face with movement and balance. Physical therapy is a crucial part of restoring and maintaining a person’s mobility. Richmond University Medical Center offers Parkinson’s rehabilitation services at our state-of-the-art Comprehensive Rehabilitation Center in Staten […]
