Ashikari Breast Center joins Northwell Health Physician Partners
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Two of Westchester’s leading breast surgeons, Andrew Ashikari, MD, FACS, and Pond Kelemen, MD, FACS of The Ashikari Breast Center in Dobbs Ferry and Cortlandt Manor, NY, have joined Northwell Health Physician Partners (NHPP) effective, Monday January 4th. They will now be accepting patients at two state-of-the-art locations: the Breast Care Center at Northern Westchester Hospital (NWH) in Mount Kisco and NHPP Breast Surgery at Phelps Hospital in Sleepy Hollow. Drs. Ashikari and Kelemen, leading experts in compassionate breast surgery, join a multidisciplinary team at the NWH Breast Care Center that offers outstanding medical services, personized care and an exceptional patient experience.
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