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LabFinder.com and ELLKAY Join Forces to Integrate Seamlessly into Existing Electronic Medical Record Systems
HomeSleep LLC, the most advanced in-home testing solution for obstructed sleep apnea, is the newest LabFinder subscriber and first sleep wellness specialty provider joining a collection of leading diagnostic centers in the tri-state area.
PR Newswire, April 24, 2018 Read more -
Tamra Judge’s Husband Eddie Undergoes Fourth Heart Procedure In Only 4 Months -- Doctor Explains Prognosis
Dr. George Welch, a certified cardiologist at Manhattan Cardiology, weighed in on the reality star’s heart condition and what his future holds for him.
OK! Magazine, April 17, 2018 Read more -
HomeSleep LLC Joins LabFinder.com for Convenience, Savings and Access to Results
HomeSleep LLC is the newest LabFinder subscriber and first sleep wellness specialty provider joining a collection of leading diagnostic centers in the tri-state area.
Yahoo! Finance, April 16, 2018 Read more -
These Are the Best Exercises to Improve Heart Health
Dr. Amnon Beniaminovitz, a cardiologist at Manhattan Cardiology, and SheKnows discussed the best exercises for heart health and why they’re effective.
She Knows, April 14, 2018 Read more -
Can Exercise Make Your Heart Younger? Experts Say Yes
Organic Authority spoke with Dr. Ami Beniaminovitz, Board Certified Cardiologist at Manhattan Cardiology, on why exercise can help us lose weight, improve our mood, give us glowing skin, and even make our heart feel and act younger.
Organic Authority, April 4, 2018 Read more -
‘Black Panther’ inspires special workout for women in D.C.
Marvel’s blockbuster “Black Panther” has inspired a local fitness instructor to devise a special workout for women — and heart health research. Dr. George Welch, a specialist at Manhattan Cardiology discussed the phenomena with the Washington Times.
Washington Times, April 3, 2018 Read more -
Medical Arts Radiology Joins LabFinder.com
Medical Arts Brings State of the Art Imaging to Patients in New York with LabFinder.com Both patients and providers can schedule appointments, access and share laboratory and radiology tests results 24/7 and store their results in their secure LabFinder.com portal.
PR Newswire, April 2, 2018 Read more -
9 Reasons You Should Return to Work After a Stroke
Dr. Amnon Beniaminovitz from Manhattan Cardiology spoke with U.S. News & World Report on why returning to the workplace after a stroke may be beneficial.
U.S. News & World Report, March 19, 2018 Read more -
How to Tell the Difference Between Allergies and a Cold
Denise Pate, MD, internal medicine physician at the Medical Offices of Manhattan spoke with O magazine about how to tell, once and for all, the difference between a cold and allergies.
O, The Oprah Magazine, March 13, 2018 Read more -
5 Ways to Tell If You Sweat Too Much—and What You Can Do About It
Are your sweat stains normal? Or are they hinting at something more serious? Founder of Medical Offices of Manhattan, Dr. Robert Segal, spoke to Runner’s World about your sweat and if it's trying to tell you something.
Runner’s World, March 8, 2018 Read more
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