The Latest

Claudia Cebada-Mora, lead physical therapist at Peconic Bay Medical Center's Cardiac Rehabilitation Program, discusses the services available for patients in Eastern Suffolk County to raise awareness during American Heart Month.

Nicole Menard, outreach coordinator of the Cancer Services Program of Suffolk County, discusses their goal to increase early detection and prevention of cancer in New York State through free screenings and follow-up services for breast, cervical and colorectal cancers, available to qualified patients in the community.

Peter Sultan, MD, chairman of orthopedic surgery, discusses how joint replacement can change a patient's quality of life, and how to you can learn more about the orthopedics program at Peconic Bay Medical Center.

Lincoln Cox, MD, chair of emergency medicine, discusses the importance of access to emergency services in Eastern Suffolk County, in addition to the way needs of the community have changed over the years at Peconic Bay Medical Center.

Amy Loeb, executive director at Peconic Bay Medical Center, discusses the recent surge of COVID-19 in Eastern Suffolk County, including what that means for the hospital and the community.

Peconic Bay Medical Center (PBMC) has recognized three EMS members from the Ridge Fire Department for stopping the bleed on a patient who had sustained a significant laceration to their forearm. Healthcare heroes, Matthew Mauro, Paramedic, Arthur Vansicklen, Driver, and Joanna Guerrero, Paramedic, took action to control the bleeding of the patient, transporting them to PBMC’s Emergency Department (ED) and in turn, saving their life.