Cardiac Catheterization ribbon cutting
Our new state-of-the-art Cardiac Catheterization Lab is now open. Learn more about our new lab and what this means for advanced cardiac care in our community.
Village Cup Regatta to set sail on Saturday, September 11
Spend a day sailing for a cause at the 2021 Village Cup Regatta on Saturday, September 11.
Mather honors nurses with annual Nursing Awards
Mather Hospital presented its annual Nursing Awards to those nurses chosen by their peers as exemplifying the care, compassion and skill for which our nurses are known.
Three Mather physicians and GME faculty honored
Congratulations to three of our Graduate Medical Education faculty members who were chosen as recipients of the 2020-2021 Northwell Health Teacher of the Year award.
Mather Hospital’s Graduate Medical Residency program grows with new fellowship and a new class of residents
Mather Hospital’s Graduate Medical Education program (GME) has received approval for a new gastroenterology fellowship to begin July 2021
Northwell named Fortune 100 Best Company to Work For
Northwell Health was ranked on the Fortune 100 Best Companies to Work For® list for the second consecutive year, moving up 19th from 93rd! Northwell also is one of only eight healthcare organizations in U.S. to make the list and the only one in New York State.
Alanna Foerth, RN receives DAISY Award
Congratulations to our DAISY award winner – Alanna Foerth, RN, of Mather Hospital’s 2 East patient care unit!
Heart Healthy Employee Raffle
In celebration of the opening of our new Cardiac Cath Lab, Mather Hospital is offering a Heart Healthy Raffle.
Mather Hospital opens Cardiac Catheterization and Electrophysiology Lab
Mather Hospital opened its Cardiac Catheterization and Electrophysiology Lab on Tuesday, May 18, 2021 following final approval by the New York State Department of Health. A ribbon-cutting ceremony dedicating the new lab was held on May 12.
Mather physician helped eliminate barrier to colon cancer screenings
A loophole that acted as a barrier to older adults getting potentially life-saving colonoscopies has been closed thanks in part to the efforts of Mather Hospital gastroenterologist Ramona Rajapakse, MD.