Alexandra ‘Xandi’ Samra has been appointed to Lawrence Hospital Center’s Board of Governors. Ms. Samra, a resident of Bronxville for more than 35 years, and mother of two adult children, is no stranger to the hospital. Her late husband, Victor served on Lawrence’s board for 18 years and was the Vice Chair of the Board and Co-Chairman of the Board’s Quality Improvement Committee.

The bariatric surgery center at Lawrence Hospital Center has been accredited as a Level 1B facility by the Bariatric Surgery Center Network (BSCN) Accreditation Program of the American College of Surgeons (ACS). This designation means that Lawrence Hospital Center has met the essential criteria that ensures it is fully capable of supporting a bariatric surgery care program and that its institutional performance meets the requirements outlined by the ACS BSCN Accreditation Program.

Lawrence Hospital Center, in Bronxville, NY, received unanimous approval from the Public Health and Health Planning Council of NY State for its planned 3 story expansion. The proposed project, will bring radiation services to the hospital’s campus for the first time, provide for a new outpatient chemotherapy infusion center and replace the hospital’s six aging operating rooms with state-of-the-art all purpose operating rooms.

During Super Bowl 50 on Sunday, February 7, a new NewYork-Presbyterian ad aired locally right before kickoff and again after the big game.

A Nutritious Holiday Recipe from New York Methodist Hospital. While the holidays are a time for feasting and celebrating, it’s still important to eat healthy. To help our community enjoy winter holid

New York Methodist Hospital recently acquired a BrainLab system—a highly sophisticated navigation system that enables neurosurgeons to pinpoint the exact location on which they need to operate, thus a

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With physical activity and nutrition identified as a health priority in New York Methodist Hospital’s (NYM) Community Service Plan, the Hospital recently partnered with Councilman Brad Lander to produce Teen Battle Chef, a program created with the goal of reshaping teens' approach to food and nutrition, while teaching them culinary skills.