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CareMount Medical has pulled its OB/GYN physicians out of Putnam Hospital, forcing the...

Read / Add Comments An investigation is underway after a female driver was killed when her car crashed into an SUV overnight. The crash happened at about 8:30 p.m. Saturday, July 17, in Orange County, on Route 32 in the town of Cornwall.  A preliminary investigation revealed that a 2009 Toyota Corolla, operated by Helen Rivera, age 38, from the city of Newburgh, was traveling south when she crossed into the northbound lane and struck a 2010 Dodge Journey, New York State Police said. The Journey was being operated by Catherine Swartz, age 32, of Highland Mills in Orange County,...

Read / Add Comments An investigation is underway after a female driver was killed when her car crashed into an SUV overnight. The crash happened at about 8:30 p.m. Saturday, July 17, in Orange County, on Route 32 in the town of Cornwall.  A preliminary investigation revealed that a 2009 Toyota Corolla, operated by Helen Rivera, age 38, from the city of Newburgh, was traveling south when she crossed into the northbound lane and struck a 2010 Dodge Journey, New York State Police said. The Journey was being operated by Catherine Swartz, age 32, of Highland Mills in Orange County,...

Maloney Celebrates National Nurses Day, Combats Vaccine Hesitancy with Local Leaders Written by Office of Rep. Sean Maloney Prev Next Today, Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney (NY-18) joined Orange County Executive Steve Neuhaus, State Assemblyman Jonathan Jacobson, and Montefiore St. Luke’s Cornwall Chief Executive Officer Joan Cusack-McGuirk on National Nurses Day for the second stop on the Congressman’s vaccine awareness tour. Together, they discussed vaccine hesitancy in Orange County and met with local nurses to recognize their work keeping New Yorkers healthy throughout the pand...

New York State Team New York hospitals received mixed safety grades from a consumer watchdog group that analyzed conditions just before the COVID-19 pandemic struck last spring. Only 16 hospitals statewide, or 10.7%, received the highest A safety grade from Leapfrog, a Washington, DC-based nonprofit, while 30 hospitals received the second-lowest D grade. Just one, New York Community Hospital in Brooklyn, received an F. The review looked at a variety of serious health-related issues, including data related to infectious disease prevention metrics considered crucial to limiting the spread of...