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Family
Medicine |
Individual/Family
and Community Health Research, Treatment, Education,
Collaboration |
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Dr. Doug Reich, Chairman and Program Director, Family Medicine,
with both
his patients, a mother and daughter. |
The Department of Family Medicine is a dynamic
department with a progressive vision. It is committed to
providing excellent, comprehensive, and continuous primary
care, outstanding medical education, and conducting
community-based health research.
“Our philosophy
embraces the need to provide a ‘medical home’ for patients
and families, and we are determined to have a substantial
impact on the health needs of the communities that
Bronx-Lebanon serves,” stated Dr. Doug Reich, Chairman
and Program Director, Family Medicine.
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Family Medicine Clinical
Services and Programs
include:
Clinical Services •Family Medicine Inpatient Service •Employees Health Service •Open Access Health Center •The Family Wellness Center
•Ogden Family Health Center •MBD Family Health Center •Crotona Park Family Health Center •Fulton Family Medicine Health Center
Programs •Community Health Worker Program •Prenatal/Obstetrics/Women’s Health •Procedures Clinic •Chronic Disease Model of Care •Intensive Wellness •Mental Health Services collaborating
with Psychiatry •Medical consults for Comprehensive
Psychiatric Emergency and
Methadone Maintenance Treatment
Programs •Pre and Post Operative Medical
Management and consults of surgery
patients •HIV/Hepatitis C care •Homeless Health Services |
In its continuing efforts to impact common health problems (hypertension, diabetes, depression, and immunizations), the Department of Family Medicine uses a chronic disease management model.
This model empowers patients to manage and control their medical illnesses. Outreach and collaboration with community-based organizations are central to the Department of Family Medicine’s mission.
The collaboration is in the form of delivering health services and research, as well as the development and expansion of existing programs.
The department’s creative geriatric home care program for the vulnerable elderly is a model for today and the future.
Family Medicine has also put into place a cutting edge, Community Health Worker program, which epitomizes the essence of community and home based health care, as well as an extensive school based outreach effort relevant to performing physical examinations and promoting wellness. |
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Dr. Parnian Zandieh, Resident, Family Medicine, examining patient. |
Dr. Anele Slezinger, Attending, Family Medicine
(right), reviewing patient results with Rosaura
Rivera, Patient Care Technician. |
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Dr. Sri Lakshmi Kadiyala, Attending, Family
Medicine, examining patient. |
Dr. Russell Perry, Attending, Family Medicine,
examining infant. |
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