Crouse NICU: Extraordinary Commitment
By: Martha E. Conway There are a lot of moving parts in developing and sustaining a Level IV neonatal intensive care unit; at Crouse, it’s
Culture in the Clinical Practice
BY KATHRYN RUSCITTO,ADVISOR I often wonder why the patient experience feels complete in one medical practice yet lacking in another. The answer usually lies in
Nurses: The Frontline Syracuse Community Health
By: Molly English-Bowers, LPN Traditional healthcare hierarchies placed physicians at the top with various nurses in supporting roles–nurse practitioners, registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, and
Who’s Exempt? New York Labor Law and Fair Labor Standards Act Overtime Rules For Physicians, PAS, and Practice Staff.
It’s easy to assume that anyone with an “advanced degree” is exempt from overtime. For physicians managing a practice, that assumption can be costly. The
St. Joseph’s Health Orthopedic & Spine Care Expanding Access to High-Quality, Specialized Orthopedic Care in CNY
By Elizabeth Landry In December 2025, orthopedic care at St. Joseph’s Health in Syracuse entered a new, exciting chapter: a brand-new practice, St. Joseph’s Health
Affordability in Health Care by Kathryn Ruscitto
Interesting conversation with a patient last week about their mounting health care debt. Higher premiums, higher deductibles, higher co-pays, more out of formulary uncovered meds
The Case For Mediation: A Better Path to Resolving Health Care Disputes
Disputes in the health care sector are inevitable. Whether they arise between physicians in a group practice, between an ambulatory surgical center and its member
