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HEALTH-INSURANCE PROVIDERS SERVING CNYRanked by No. of CNY Employees

Rank

NameAddressPhone/Website

Employees:CNY

Companywide

Members:CNY

Statewide Counties Covered

Physicians:CNY

Statewide Top ExecutivesYear

Estab.

1.Excellus BlueCross BlueShield333 Butternut DriveSyracuse, NY 13214(315) 671-6400/excellusbcbs.com

1,2303,572

NA1

1,600,000

Cayuga, Cortland, Lewis,Jefferson, Onondaga, Oswego,

Tompkins, St. Lawrence,Herkimer, Oneida, Madison,

Broome, Chemung, Chenango,Tioga

18,00018,000

Eve Van de Wal, Regional President, Utica RegionKevin J. McGurgan, Regional President, Southern

TierJim Reed, Regional President, Central New York

RegionArthur Vercillo, M.D., Regional President, CNY

1936

2.UnitedHealthcare5015 Campuswood Drive, Suite 107East Syracuse, NY 13057(315) 433-5880/uhc.com

500118,000

180,0003,900,000

all CNY counties 78,00078,000

Michael McGuire, CEO, UnitedHealthcare of NewYork

1977

3.EmblemHealth5015 Campuswood Drive, Suite 2East Syracuse, NY 13057(315) 432-0198 /emblemhealth.com

1473,650

32,1791,382,409


Karen M. Ignagni, President & CEO 1937

4.Fidelis Care5010 Campuswood DriveEast Syracuse, NY 13057(315) 437-1835/fideliscare.org

1112,666

202,2731,318,573


Rev. Patrick J. Frawley, President & CEO 1993

5.MVP Health Care120 Madison St., Suite 1000Syracuse, NY 13202-2803(800) 825-5687/mvphealthcare.com

321,500

59,863546,015

Broome, Cayuga, Chemung,Chenango, Cortland, Delaware,

Herkimer, Jefferson, Lewis,Madison, Oneida, Onondaga,

Oswego, Otsego, Schuyler,Tioga, Tompkins

10,84044,327

Denise V. Gonick, President & CEOAllen Hinkle, M.D., EVP & Chief Medical Officer

Christopher Del Vecchio, Executive Vice President ofStrategy and Innovation

1983

seem strange for doctors and hospitals to talk of efficiency, but it’s not so unusual for us to introduce Six Sigma into our operations. (Six Sigma is a disciplined, da-ta-driven approach and methodology for eliminating defects.) The entire staff needs to be conscious of cost, because there are limited resources and we have to employ them wisely. [At the same time, I don’t want people to think that I am comparing health care to manufacturing.] Our patients are not standardized parts in an automated process: each patient is different and has to be treated accordingly. While we can apply benchmarks and collaborate on health care, in the final analysis it’s the skill and experience of the practitioner that ensures a patient’s healing.”

Brown’s backgroundBrown, a native of Maine, earned his

bachelor’s degree from Stanford University and his M.D. from Yale. He completed resi-dencies in internal medicine, emergency

medicine, and family medicine. “I spent 10 years at the Cleveland Clinic,” states Brown,” where I came to appreciate their model: efficiency, multi-specialty groups, salary-based compensation, and practitio-ners working closely with the patients. The focus was always on what’s right for the patient.”

After leaving the Cleveland Clinic, Brown returned home to spend the next six years as the chief medical officer of MaineHealth, the largest integrated health system in the three northern New England states with eight member hospitals, three affili-ated hospitals, and annual revenue of about $2 billion.

“Maine has the largest rural population in the country,” Brown notes.

Brown says his decision to then join Bassett Healthcare Network was easy. It was “… like panning for gold. Bassett is an integrated rural health-care network, with an academic and research focus, multi-spe-cialties, a salary model, and a history of in-

novation. There are very few options [in the U.S.] that combine these characteristics.”

Brown is drawn to practicing rural medi-cine because of the unique culture of small towns. “A physician actually gets to see his patients in multiple settings other than just his office or the hospital,” he intones. “He sees them in church and in the grocery story; he knows the family and its [medi-cal] history. A rural physician nurtures and sustains generations of lives, which is both a great responsibility and a privilege.

“My goals at Bassett are to continue improving patient care and patient health, encourage more research, teach quality and process, continue expanding the num-ber of primary-care providers, institute a family-medicine program, and take good care of the staff,” Brown affirms. “The only way to accomplish all these goals is through teamwork and collaboration. Then Bassett will become recognized nationally as the premier health-care network I know it to be.”

DR. BROWN: Says his decision to then join Bassett Healthcare Network was easy Continued from page 7

NOTEOriginally Published in October 2015 1. Only statewide membership fi gures are available

ABOUT THE LISTInformation was provided by representatives of listed organizations and their websites. Other groups may have been eligible but did not respond to our requests for information. Organizations had to complete the survey by the deadline to be included on the list. While The Business Journal strives to print accurate information, it is not possible to inde-pendently verify all data submitted. We reserve the right to edit entries or delete categories for space considerations.

WHAT CONSTITUTES THE CNY REGION?Central New York includes Broome, Cayuga, Chemung, Chenango, Cortland, Herkimer, Jeff erson, Lewis, Madison, Oneida, Onondaga, Oswego, Seneca, St. Lawrence, Tioga, and Tompkins counties. NEED A COPY OF A LIST?Electronic versions of all our lists, with additional fi elds of information and survey contacts, are available for purchase at our website, cnybj.com/ListsResearch.aspx WANT TO BE ON THE LIST?If your company would like to be considered for next year’s list, or another list, please email [email protected]

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HOME HEALTH-CARE AGENCIESRanked by No. of Home Health-Care (HHC) Employees

RankPrev.rank


Employees:HHCHHAsTotal Services Offered Top Executives

YearEstab.

1.1 Stafkings Healthcare Systems, Inc.

66 Hawley St.Binghamton, NY 13902(607) 772-8080/stafkingshealthcare.com

690310690

home care, skilled nursing, TBI, NHTD, pediatrics Daniel J. King, PresidentCarter C. King, Vice

PresidentMelissa Wheeler, Executive

Director

1962

2.2 HCR Home Care

7080 Commercial DriveCanastota, NY 13032(315) 280-0681/hcrhealth.com

580241

-

home health care, skilled nursing, Elizabeth Zicari, President 1978

3.3 VNA Homecare

1050 W. Genesee St.Syracuse, NY 13204(315) 477-HOME/477HOME.org

337220485

care management, cardiac, chronic disease self-management,diabetes, managed long term care (MLTC), maternal and child

health, medication management, optimal aging, palliative care,pediatrics, telehome care monitoring and wound care; non-

medical services: coordination of companions, durable medicalequipment, home safety assessment, paperwork & claims

assistance, etc.

Kate Rolf, President & CEO 1890

4.9 St. Joseph's Certified Home Health Care Agency

7246 Janus Park DriveLiverpool, NY 13088(315) 458-2800/sjhomecare.com

20612218

medical social work, nutritional therapy, oncology nurse,pediatric therapy, rehabilitation, skilled nursing, speech therapy,

respiratory therapy

Melissa Allard, Director ofPatient Services

1987

5.5 UHS Home Care

601 Riverside DriveJohnson City, NY 13790(607) 763-5600/uhs.net

17343242

durable medical equipment, medical social work, nutritionaltherapy, rehabilitation, skilled nursing, speech therapy, PT,

pharmacy, RT

Greg Rittenhouse, COO 1986

6.6 Bassett Healthcare Network / At Home Care, Inc.

25 Elm St.Oneonta, NY 13820(607) 432-7924/bassetthealthcarenetwork/at-home-care

16015-

PT, medical social work, nutrition, occupational therapy,pediatric therapy, respiratory therapy, certified home health

aides

Laurie Neander, CEOMaria DeMott, Sr. Director

of Clinical Operations

1987

7.7 Franciscan Companies

333 Butternut Drive, Suite 100DeWitt, NY 13214(315) 458-3600/FranciscanCompanies.com

15853176

durable medical equipment, respiratory therapy (oxygen, CPAP,asthma), manage sleep centers, Elder care services, Lifeline

Medical Alert, Licensed Home Care

Frank L. Smith, President &CEO

Tim Scanlon, EVPGregory Fernandez, CFO

1985

8.8 Home Care Services at Faxton St. Luke's

Healthcare1650 Champlin Ave.Utica, NY 13502(315) 624-4663/faxtonstlukes.com

13935228

advanced wound care, case management, chronic diseasemanagement, high-tech home IV therapy, home telehealthtechnology, medical social workers, personal emergency,

medical response system and therapy, adult day health care,audiology, consumer-directed aides

Scott H. Perra, President/CEO

1915

9.9 Interim HealthCare

3300 James St., Suite 201Syracuse, NY 13206(315) 437-4500/interimhealthcare.com

13565150

pediatric, geriatric Neil Bronstein, PresidentSally Hoffman,Administrator

1975

10.11 Lourdes at Home

4102 Old Vestal RoadVestal, NY 13850(607) 772-1598/lourdes.com

12422-

medical social work, nutritional therapy, pediatric therapy,skilled nursing, speech therapy

Rochelle Eggleton, Director 1999

11.10 At Home Independent Care, Inc.

409 Columbia St.Utica, NY 13503(315) 797-4642/rcil.com

1050

115

skilled nursing, PCA services, home and community supportservices, traumatic brain injury waiver, nursing home transition

and diversion waiver

Maureen Ghent, Director 2009

12.13 Hospice of Central New York

990 7th North St.Liverpool, NY 13088(315) 463-1100/hospicecny.org

701

100

durable medical equipment, medical social work, nutritionaltherapy, pediatric therapy, skilled nursing, speech therapy

Cynthia Chandler, CEO 1985

13.14 Integrity Home Care Services

813 Fay RoadSyracuse, NY 13219(315) 468-1484/st-camillus.org

632866

skilled nursing Aileen Balitz, PresidentHeather Kemmis, VP of

Home CareDiane Bocyck, Director of

Patient Services

1996

14.15 Visiting Nurse Service of Ithaca & Tompkins County

138 Cecil A. Malone DriveIthaca, NY 14850(607) 273-0466/vnsithaca.org

581273

medical social work, nutritional therapy, pediatric therapy,rehabilitation, skilled nursing, speech therapy

Sue Ellen Stuart, ExecutiveDirector

1985

15.16 St. Camillus Home Care Agency

813 Fay RoadSyracuse, NY 13219(315) 488-2831/st-camillus.org

50061

skilled nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy, medicalsocial work, nutrition, respiratory therapy, speech language

pathology

Aileen Balitz, President 1983

NOTEOriginally published in August 2015, revised in December 2015

ABOUT THE LISTInformation was provided by representatives of listed organizations and their websites. Other groups may have been eligible but did not respond to our requests for information. Organizations had to complete the survey by the deadline to be included on the list. While The Busi-ness Journal strives to print accurate information, it is not possible to independently verify all data submitted. We reserve the right to edit entries or delete categories for space considerations.

WHAT CONSTITUTES THE CNY REGION?Central New York includes Broome, Cayuga, Chemung, Chenango, Cortland, Herkimer, Jefferson, Lewis, Madison, Oneida, Onondaga, Oswego, Seneca, St. Lawrence, Tioga, and Tompkins counties. NEED A COPY OF A LIST?Electronic versions of all our lists, with additional fields of information and survey contacts, are available for purchase at our website, cnybj.com/ListsResearch.aspx WANT TO BE ON THE LIST?If your company would like to be considered for next year’s list, or another list, please email [email protected]

THE LISTResearch by Vance [email protected] (315) 579-3911Twitter: @cnybjresearch


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HOSPITALS AND HEALTH SYSTEMSRanked by No. of Licensed Beds in CNY

RankPrev.rank


CNYLicensed

Beds2014

Admissions

FT CNYEmployeesPhysicians

RNs

2014:Revenue

OperatingCosts Hospitals within Health System Top Executive

YearEstab.

1.3 UHS

10-42 Mitchell Ave.Binghamton, NY 13903(607) 762-2336/uhs.net

896 NA 5,720600

1,390

$659M$657.5M

UHS Wilson Medical Center, UHSBinghamton General Hospital, UHSChenango Memorial Hospital, UHS

Delaware Valley Hospital

Matthew J. Salanger, President &CEO

1981

2.1 Upstate University Hospital

750 E. Adams St.Syracuse, NY 13210(315) 464-5540/upstate.edu

735 28,753 5,2281,0681,587

$854M$837.4M

Upstate University Hospital, UpstateUniversity Hospital Community Campus

Gregory L. Eastwood, M.D., InterimPresident

John McCabe, M.D., CEO, UpstateUniversity Hospital

1965

3.4 Mohawk Valley Health System

Faxton St. Luke's Healthcare & St. ElizabethMedical CenterNew Hartford, NY 13413(315) 624-6000/faxtonstlukes.com andstemc.org

571 24,321 4,005160

1,155

$507MNA

Faxton St. Luke's Healthcare St.Elizabeth Medical Center

Scott H. Perra, President & CEORobert Tan, Director of Medical

Imaging

1866/2014

4.5 Crouse Hospital

736 Irving Ave.Syracuse, NY 13210(315) 470-7701/crouse.org

506 23,000 3,000800

1,100

$445MNA

Crouse Hospital, Community MemorialHospital

Kimberly Boynton, CEO 1887

5.6 St. Joseph's Hospital Health Center

301 Prospect Ave.Syracuse, NY 13203(315) 448-5111/sjhsyr.org

431 28,281 4,660870

1,999

$614.2M$638.7M

St. Joseph's Hospital Kathryn H. Ruscitto, President &CEO

1869

6.2 Arnot Health

600 Roe Ave.Elmira, NY 14905(607) 737-4100/arnothealth.org

426 NA 2,300NANA

$375MNA

Arnot Ogden Medical Center, IraDavenport Memorial Hosptial, St.

Joseph's Hospital

Robert K. Lambert, M.D., President& CEO

1888

7.11 Bassett Healthcare Network

One Atwell RoadCooperstown, NY 13326(607) 547-3914/bassett.org

330 12,766 4,403363870

$634.2M$597.2M

Bassett Medical Center, Little FallsHospital, Cobleskill Regional Hospital,A.O. Fox Hospital, O'Connor Hospital,

Tri-Town Regional Hospital

Vance M. Brown, President & CEO 1922

8.7 Samaritan Medical Center

830 Washington St.Watertown, NY 13601(315) 785-4000/samaritanhealth.com

314 NA 1,605NANA

$225.4MNA

Samaritan Medical Center, Clifton FineHospital

Anthony Joseph, CEO 1881

9.8 Lourdes Hospital

169 Riverside DriveBinghamton, NY 13905(607) 798-5111/lourdes.com

267 11,055 1,763333637

$269.2M$279.6M

Lourdes Hospital Kathryn Connerton, President &CEO

1925

10.9 Cayuga Medical Center

101 Dates DriveIthaca, NY 14850(607) 274-4011/cayugamed.org

212 NA 1,350NANA

NANA

Cayuga Medical Center John B. Rudd, President & CEO 1879

11.12 Oswego Health

110 W. Sixth St.Oswego, NY 13126(315) 349-5500/oswegohealth.org

164 5,096 897118235

$123M$121.9M

Oswego Hospital Chuck Gijanto, President & CEOAllison Duggan, M.D., VP & COORenato Mandanas, Chief Medical

Officer

1881

12.13 Cortland Regional Medical Center

134 Homer Ave.Cortland, NY 13045(607) 756-3500/cortlandregional.org

162 NA NANANA

NANA

Cortland Regional Medical Center Mark Webster, CEO 1891

NOTEOriginally Published in October 2015





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HOSPITALS AND HEALTH SYSTEMSRanked by No. of Licensed Beds in CNY

RankPrev.rank


CNYLicensed

Beds2014

Admissions

FT CNYEmployeesPhysicians

RNs

2014:Revenue

OperatingCosts Hospitals within Health System Top Executive

YearEstab.

13.NR Syracuse VA Medical Center

800 Irving Ave.Syracuse, NY 13210(315) 425-4400/syracuse.va.gov

136 4,279 1,550112325

NA$288.4M

Syracuse VAMC is a general medical andsurgical referral center, also operates a48-bed Community Living Center. It is a

teaching facility affiliated with SUNYUpstate Medical University; operatesCommunity-Based Outpatient Clinics

serving 13 counties in CNY.

James Cody, Medical CenterDirector

1953

14.14 Claxton-Hepburn Medical Center

214 King St.Ogdensburg, NY 13669(315) 393-3600/claxtonhepburn.org

130 NA NANANA

NANA

Claxton-Hepburn Medical Center Nate Howell, President & CEO 1885

.14 Rome Memorial Hospital, Inc.

1500 N. James St.Rome, NY 13440(315) 338-7000/romehospital.org

130 NA 753NANA

$82MNA

Rome Memorial Hospital Darlene Burns, Interim President/CEO

1887

16.18 St. Lawrence Health System1

50 Leroy StreetPotsdam, NY 13676315-261-6003/stlawrencehealthsystem.org

119 NA 1,200115309

NANA

Canton-Potsdam Hospital, GouverneurHospital

David B. Acker, President & CEO 2013

17.16 Oneida Healthcare

321 Genesee St.Oneida, NY 13421(315) 363-6000/oneidahealthcare.org

101 3,233 551137163

$91.5M$90M

Oneida Healthcare Gene F. Morreale, President & CEO 1899

18.17 Auburn Community Hospital

17 Lansing St.Auburn, NY 13021(315) 255-7011/auburnhospital.org

99 NA 726125214

$97MNA

Auburn Community Hospital Scott A. Berlucchi, President & CEO 1878

19.NR Guthrie Corning Hospital

1 Guthrie DriveCorning, NY 14830(607) 937-7200/guthrie.org

65 NA NANANA

NANA

Guthrie Corning Hospital, GuthrieRobert Packer Hospital, Guthrie

Towanda Memorial Hospital, GuthrieTroy Community Hospital

Dr. Joseph Scopelliti, President &CEO

1900

20.19 Massena Memorial Hospital

One Hospital DriveMassena, NY 13662(315) 769-4200/massenahospital.org

50 2,340 40050

100

$53.4M$54M

Massena Memorial Hospital Robert Wolleben, CEO 1952

21.NR Community Memorial Hospital

150 Broad St.Hamilton, NY 13346(315) 824-1100/communitymemorial.org

25 NA 2506457

$41MNA

Crouse Hospital is a corporate partner Sean Fadale, President & CEO 1952

.20 Carthage Area Hospital

1001 West St.Carthage, NY 13619(315) 493-1000/carthagehospital.com

25 NA 398NANA

NANA

Carthage Area Hospital Rich Duvall, CEORob Bloom, CFO

Beth Barnes, COO

1965

.10 Lewis County General Hospital

7785 North State St.Lowville, NY 13367(315) 376-5200/lcgh.net

25 NA NANANA

NANA

Lewis County General Hospital Eric R. Burch, CEO 1931

24.21 River Hospital

4 Fuller St.Alexandria Bay, NY 13607(315) 482-2511/riverhospital.org

24 NA 1705257

NANA

River Hospital Ben Moore, III, CEO 2003


Employment and Average Wages of Selected Medical Occupations in CNY* Employment Mean Annual WageSurgeons 100 $257,432Physician Assistants 970 $105,197Registered Nurses 19,890 $61,473Surgical Technologists 540 $45,754Health Technologists and Technicians, All Other 290 $45,982Medical Records and Health Information Technicians 1,000 $37,123

*includes NYS Department of Labor’s Central New York, North Country, Mohawk Valley, and Southern Tier regionsSource: New York State Department of Labor, Occupational Employment Statistics Survey, Q1 2015

NOTE1. Previously listed as Canton-Potsdam Hospital


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INDEPENDENT-LIVING FACILITIESRanked by No. of Units

Rank


No. ofUnits

MinimumAge

Requirement Monthly Rate Amenities OfferedSite Administrator or Top

ExecutiveYear

Estab.

1.Kendal at Ithaca2230 N. Triphammer RoadIthaca, NY 14850(607) 266-5300/kai.kendal.org

236 NA varies withsize of

residence

full kitchens, housekeeping, linen service, utilitiesincluded except telephone, free WiFi, communallaundry, free covered carports, full-service bank,

transportation, communal facilities, new flexible mealplan option

Betsy Schermerhorn, Director,Marketing and Admissions

1995

2.Longview, an Ithacare Community1 Bella Vista DriveIthaca, NY 14850(607) 375-6300/ithacarelongview.com

196 55 starting at$1,853 and up

housekeeping services, total maintenance, emergencypull-cord with 24-hour emergency response and

assistance by professional staff; priority admission toalternate levels of care

Mark Macera, Executive Director 1974

3.The Hearth at Greenpoint150 Old Liverpool RoadLiverpool, NY 13088(315) 453-7911/thehearth.net/Greenpoint.php

186 55 starts at$2,450

three chef-prepared meals, housekeeping, laundry,library, salon/barbershop, daily activity programs,worship events, transportation, seasonal events,

exercise groups, physical and occupational therapy,personal-care assistance, health-care monitoring

Mark Guida, Executive Director 1992

4.The Nottingham1301 Nottingham RoadJamesville, NY 13078(315) 445-9242/thenottingham.org

178 62 $2,300 to$5,600

private parking garages, lifestyle programs, library,family meeting rooms, restaurant-style dining

Jennifer Ingerson, ExecutiveDirector

1988

5.Good Shepherd Village at Endwell32 Village DriveEndwell, NY 13760(607) 757-3100/gsvillage.com

154 62 call for info spacious cottages and apartments, modern clubhouse,multiple dining options, social & recreational

opportunities, fitness center, swimming pool and spa,library and lounge

Mike Keenan, President & CEOMary Kay McKinney, ExecutiveDirector of Independent Living

2009

6.The Meadows at Middle Settlement4310 Middle Settlement RoadNew Hartford, NY 13413(315) 624-9915/presbyterianhome.com/independent/meadows.php

148 62 based uponearnings

utilities, home-delivered meals, laundry, parking,priority admission for nursing home care, wellness

center

Russell Clark, CFO 1976

7.Acacia Village2160 Bleecker St.Utica, NY 13501(315)798-4775 /acaciavillageny.org

135 62 starting at$2,075

one and two-bedroom apartments, full kitchen,washers/dryers, utilities included except phone andcable, housekeeping, transportation, heated indoor

swimming pool, exercise room, outdoor walking paths

Rob Raffle, Executive Director,Masonic Care Community

Amy Falvo, Director Acacia Village

1994

8.Preswick Glen55 Preswick DriveNew Hartford, NY 13413(315) 734-9586/preswickglen.com

124 60 call for info apartments and cottages include private porches/patios, washer and dryer, fully equipped kitchens,

housekeeping, transportation to medicalappointments, calendar of activities, fitness center

Meg Cardamone, Executive Director 2007

9.John Guy Prindle Apartments80 E. North St.Illion, NY 13357(315) 894-3311/johnguyprindle.com

112 62 30% ofadjusted gross

income

on-site courtesy staff, pullcords in apartments,downtown location; resident functions, patio and

gazebo; full management and resident adviserservices; programs available thru local agencies ex.

medical transportation, utility assistance, RX delivery,laundry on site, shopping bus

Rose Mitchell, Admin. Manager 1979

10.McGraw House221 South Geneva St.Ithaca, NY 14850(607) 272-7054/mcgrawhouse.org

105 62 starting at$520,

includingutilities

studio and one-bedroom units for low and moderate-income senior citizens, dining service six days a week,

lounges, laundry, activity room, roof garden andpromenade deck, 24-hour staffing, service coordinator

on staff, pets welcome

Carol Mallison, Executive Director 1971

11.Parkrose Estates7251 Janus Park DriveLiverpool, NY 13088(315) 452-9500/parkroseestates.com

100 85 $2,515 -$3,255

three home-cooked meals, wireless Internet, coffeecafe with resident computer, concierge services,

housekeeping, laundry rooms, outdoor gardeningareas, wellness activities, transportation

Karen O'Hara, Executive Director 2001

12.Brookside Senior-Living Community5701 Brookside CircleLowville, NY 13367(315) 376-4333/brooksideseniorliving.org

83 62 varies-withhousing choice

one main meal a day, transportation, housekeeping,activities, lawn care/snow removal, emergency

response system

L. Jane Lehman, Manager 1993

13.The Hearth on James830 James St.Syracuse, NY 13203(315) 422-2173/thehearth.net/James.php

71 55 $2,155 to$2,445

housekeeping weekly, activities daily, emergencysystems, transportation, wellness program, utilities

included, onsite physical & occupational therapy

Alescia Porceng, Director ofCommunity Relations

2002

14.The Community at Sunset Wood118 Genesee St.New Hartford, NY 13413(315) 733-1389/sunsetwood.org

66 62 starting at$1,371

evening meals, weekly housekeeping, 24-hourmaintenance, basic-standard cable, library, penthousesolarium with rooftop garden, community room, salon,

computer lab, transportation, concierge services

Rev. Carol Jubenville, ExecutiveDirector

1984

NOTEOriginally published in May 2015, revised in December 2015





HEALTHCARE GUIDE

MEDICAL-EQUIPMENT PROVIDERSRanked by No. of CNY Employees

RankPrev.rank


CNY:EmployeesLocations Products and Services Include Top Local Executives

YearEstab.

1.1 UHS Home Care

601 Riverside DriveJohnson City, NY 13790(607) 763-5600/uhs.net

2423

home nursing/case management, home telemonitoring, diseasemanagement, home health aides, personal emergency-response

system, respiratory care, home infusion services, medical supplies,enteral nutrition

Greg Rittenhouse, COO 1986

2.2 Franciscan Companies

333 Butternut Drive, Suite 100DeWitt, NY 13214(315) 458-3600/FranciscanCompanies.com

17616

oxygen therapy, portable oxygen concentrators, aerobic respiratorymedication, CPAP, home medical equipment, enteral therapy,

wound-care pumps, home health care

Frank L. Smith, President & CEOTim Scanlon, EVP

Gregory Fernandez, CFO

1985

3.NR Lincare, Inc.

932 Spencer St.Syracuse, NY 13204(315) 472-0461/lincare.com

10213

oxygen therapy, respiratory medication, CPAP, durable medicalequipment, enteral therapy, home self-testing service

James Conan, Area ManagerDiane Platt, Center Manager

1973

4.3 Marra's Homecare Equipment & Supplies Inc.

21087 State Route 12FWatertown, NY 13601(315) 788-8280/marrashomecare.com

553

home oxygen service, sleep apnea products, complex rehabilitationequipment, home modifications

John Marra, Owner 1987

5.4 Nunn's Home Medical Equipment

1340 Floyd Ave.Rome, NY 13440(315) 339-4084/nunnshme.com

481

home oxygen and sleep therapy equipment & supplies, enteralfeeding pumps and nutrition, stair lifts, ramps, lift chairs, hospital

beds, wheelchairs, bariatric equipment, mastectomy products

Sheila Murphy, OwnerErin Weiman, Owner

Shawn Weiman, Vice President

1942

6.8 TotalKare of America, Inc.

1112 E. Fayette St., 2nd Fl.Syracuse, NY 13210(315) 471-4477/totalkare.com

171

wandering-resident security, infant and pediatric security, fallprevention, emergency response, asset tracking systems, infection-

control products, LED AlertLight technology, demo equipment,magnetic door locks, access control, multi-tone alarm modules

Steven A. Bergstraesser, President &Owner

1982

7.9 Danlee Medical Products, Inc.

6075 E. Molloy RoadSyracuse, NY 13211(315) 431-0143/danleemedical.com

151

comprehensive selection of medical supplies online and specializein products related to cardiology testing including stress testing,

routine EKG, echo/ultrasound, blood pressure monitoring, vital signmonitoring, and more

Joni Walton, President 1994

.6 Monroe Wheelchair

6724 Thompson RoadSyracuse, NY 13211(315) 445-2220/monroewheelchair.com

151

complex rehab. equipment, power mobility, standard DME,specialty support surfaces, repair services to most medical

equipment

Doug Westerdahl, President 1941

9.NR Lourdes Health Support, LLC

1155 Front St.Binghamton, NY 13905(607) 724-0115/lourdes.com

131

oxygen systems, sleep-apnea therapies, home pulse oximetry,hospital beds, pressure relief mattresses and cushions, orthopedicsplints, orthopedic aids, non-invasive ventilation, walkers, canes,

crutches

Doug Firpo, Executive Director 2002

10.10 Rothschild's Home Healthcare Center

817 E. Genesee St.Syracuse, NY 13210(315) 475-5181/rothhomehealth.com

101

durable medical equipment, power mobility, compressiongarments, orthopedic support, and mastectomy products

Edward Tily, General Manager 1926

.5 St. Elizabeth Health Support

3899 Oneida St., Suite 1New Hartford, NY 13413(315) 737-0310/stemc.org

102

oxygen systems, sleep-apnea therapies, home ventilators, pulseoximetry, enteral feeding pumps and supplies, power wheelchairs

and scooters, hospital beds, pressure-reducing mattresses andcushions, orthopedic splints

Doug Firpo, Executive Director 1998

.12 AJ Medical Products

103 Horton PlaceEast Syracuse, NY 13057(315) 701-2822/ajmedical.net

102

oxygen, anesthesia, nurse call systems, used equipment, officevaluations, vaccines, safety testing, ultrasound, laser, microscopes,

optical repairs, surgical instruments, autoclaves, EKG machines,defibrillators, AEDs, Skytron operating room equipment

Richard Bozogian, CEO 2003

13.13 Cortland Regional Home Health Services

160 Homer Ave.Cortland, NY 13045(607) 756-3880/crmchomehealthservices.com

91

oxygen, respiratory equipment, CPAP & BiPAP for sleep apnea,post-mastectomy prosthesis & supplies, beds, wheelchairs, walkers

and other equipment to enhance quality of life

Eline Haukenes, VP 1995

14.14 MoPro Mobility & Healthcare Products

3232 Erie Blvd. E.Syracuse, NY 13214(315) 472-0707/moprocorp.com

41

stair lifts, footwear for hard-to-fit feet, diabetic footwear,compression hosiery, lift chairs, ramp systems and general home

medical equipment

Kevin Reap, OwnerJulie Gorham, Store Manager

2003

.14 Home & Hospital Medical Supplies

New Hartford Shopping CenterNew Hartford, NY 13413(315) 724-6767/homeandhospitalmedical.com

41

rehabilitation equipment, compression therapy, orthotic supplies,durable medical equipment, wheelchairs, hospital beds

Mary Ratcliffe, PresidentEdwin Ratcliffe, OwnerRichard Davis, OwnerCaroline Land, Owner

1988

NOTEOriginally Published in August 2015

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THE LISTResearch by Vance Marriner

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$46.5 BillionProjected 2015 total U.S. spending on durable medical equipment (DME)

Projected percentage of 2015 DME spending by payer type:

• Out-of-pocket: 57%• Private health insurance: 12%• Medicare: 17%• Medicaid: 12%• Other third-party payers: 2%

Source: Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, National Health Expenditure Projections 2014-2024


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NURSING PROGRAMS SERVING CNYRanked by Spring 2015 Nursing Enrollment

RankPrev.rank


Spring 2015Nursing

Enrollment

Tuition Costs:Undergraduate1

—Graduate1

NursingDept.

Faculty

Nursing Degrees Offered:Undergraduate

—Graduate Nursing Program Director

YearProgramEstab.

1.1 SUNY Delhi

454 Delhi DriveDelhi, NY 13753(800) 96-DELHI/delhi.edu

849 $270—

$453

20 FT, 20PT

ADN, BSN, Dual Degree—

Master's in nursing education

Mary Pat Lewis , Dean andProfessor School of Nursing

1913

2.3 Utica College Dept. of Nursing

1600 Burrstone RoadUtica, NY 13502(315) 792-3396/utica.edu

754 $1,132/academic year for PTnursing ground program; $395/credit hour for nursing onlineprogram; $12,169/term for

accelerated nursing program

11 BS nursing, RN to BS nursing, ASDN,online program

—N/A

Catherine Brownell, NursingDepartment Chair

1985

3.NR Corning Community College

1 Academic DriveCorning, NY 14830-3297(607) 962-9222/corning-cc.edu

458 $177 (NYS resident); $354(non-resident)

5 AAS nursing—N/A

Cathleen Kunkler, DepartmentDirector

1957

4.4 Binghamton University Decker School

of NursingP.O. Box 6000Binghamton, NY 13902(607) 777-2000/dson.binghamton.edu

443 $247—

$432 for MS or PhD; $888 forDNP

73 (FT &PT)

BS nursing through 3 mechanisms:traditional, accelerated track, and

RN to BS in nursing—

PhD, DNP and MS. Master's andDNP specializations include adult-gerontological, community-health,

family, and psychiatric mentalhealth. NP, CNS, Ed. &

administrator roles available

Pamela S. Stewart Fahs, InterimDean

1968

5.5 SUNY Upstate Medical University

College of Nursing750 E. Adams St.Syracuse, NY 13210(315) 464-4570/upstate.edu/con

380 $270—

$453

19 Bachelor of Science in Nursingdegree

—Master's degree in child, family, or

family psychiatric mental healthnurse practitioner, doctor of nursing

practice degree

Joyce P. Griffin-Sobel, Dean 1984

6.6 SUNY Polytechnic Institute College of

Health Sciences & Management100 Seymour RoadUtica, NY 13502(315) 792-7295/sunypoly.edu

346 $270—

$453

10 BS nursing (RN to BS in nursing;1+2+1 program with St. Elizabeth

College)—

MS family nurse practitioner, MSnursing education

Louise Dean-Kelly, Chair,Department of Nursing

1974

7.7 Bill and Sandra Pomeroy College of

Nursing at Crouse Hospital736 Irving Ave.Syracuse, NY 13210(315) 470-7481/crouse.org/nursing

325 Nursing courses: $355; liberalarts courses: $255(NYS

resident)/$595 (non-resident)

27 AAS nursing—N/A

Rhonda Reader, Dean 1913

8.12 Elmira College Nurse Education

ProgramOne Park PlaceElmira, NY 14901(607) 735-1890/elmira.edu

304 $38,300/year FT; $375/credithour PT

6.5 BS in nursing; RN to BS option—N/A

Dr. Kathy Lucke, Dean of HealthSciences, Professor of Nurse

Education

1979

9.11 St. Joseph's College of Nursing

206 Prospect Ave.Syracuse, NY 13203(315) 448-5040/sjhcon.edu

301 $523 35 AAS nursing, BS nursing with LeMoyne College

—N/A

Marianne Markowitz, VicePresident/Dean

1898

.8 Keuka College Nursing Program

One Keuka Business ParkPenn Yan, NY 14478(866) 255-3852/keuka.edu

301 $565—

$795

54includingadjuncts

BS nursing for RNs—

MS nursing education, MS nursingAGNP (adult gerontology nurse

practitioner)

Dr. Deb Gates, Chair, Departmentof Nursing

1943

11.9 Le Moyne College Dept. of Nursing

1419 Salt Springs RoadSyracuse, NY 13214(315) 445-5435/lemoyne.edu

300 $656—

$683

16 BS nursing—

MS nursing

Margaret Wells, Chair andProfessor

2004

12.9 SUNY Canton

34 Cornell DriveCanton, NY 13617(315) 386-7123/canton.edu

295 $270 21 Practical nursing certificate, nursingAAS, nursing RN-BS

—N/A

Deb Backus, Program Director ofNursing

1966

NOTEOriginally Published in July 2015, revised in December 2015 1. All tuition figures are per credit hour unless otherwise specified.


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“A number of new hires will happen,” Endy added in responding to a reporter’s question.

About dengueDengue isn’t well known but it’s an

“important” mosquito-borne viral disease that “truly is a global health problem,” said Endy.

“The severity of dengue can range from just having … a flu-like illness to the more severe form of dengue hemor-rhagic fever where children and young adults are hospitalized in the intensive-care unit, mortality can be as high as 10 percent,” said Endy.

Dengue is caused by any one of four related viruses transmitted to humans through a bite from an Aedes aegyp-ti mosquito, the type of mosquito that serves as a vector (carrier and transmit-ter) for the dengue virus, according to a fact sheet that Upstate Medical provided.

Dengue cases have been reported in Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, Samoa, Guam, Key West, Florida, and in

the Hawaiian islands, said Endy.Upstate has treated “several” patients

admitted for acute dengue, including a traveler who had returned from Hawaii this past summer.

U.S. soldiers on active duty in places like Haiti and Somalia have been infected with dengue.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has listed dengue as the leading cause of fever in returning trav-elers.

“Unfortunately, there is no licensed vaccine or [a] therapeutic against dengue and the delay for development of these types of therapeutics is largely because of a lack of an appropriate animal model to test vaccines and therapeutics,” said Endy.

Trial protocolsUpstate focuses the development of

its protocols on safety of the individual volunteers, said Polhemus.

The SUNY institutional review boards, the FDA, and the human-research protec-

tion organization of the U.S. Department of Defense “extensively” review the pro-tocols, he adds.

For this dengue human-infection model, Upstate will have extensive over-sight during the conduct of the trial by the independent dengue-safety monitor-ing board. Members will be monitoring for any safety signals during the study.

“And we’ll have, additionally, an inde-pendent clinical monitor who’ll be moni-toring the conduct of the study to ensure that all is in accordance with the proto-col,” said Polhemus.

Prior to enrollment, researchers will “thoroughly” screen volunteers with an “extensive” evaluation for their inclusion, exclusion criteria, and ability to be in-volved in the study.

“And once in the study, they’re closely monitored by our staff, both as outpa-tients and as soon as fever symptoms develop, as inpatients at our Community General Hospital where they’ll be closely monitored until resolution of their symp-toms,” he added.

UPSTATE: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has listed dengue as the leading cause of fever in returning travelers Continued from page 5


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PHYSICAL-THERAPY PROVIDERSRanked by No. of Licensed PTs

Rank


PTsPTAs

EmployeesCNY

Locations Areas of Specialization Top Local ExecutivesYear

Estab.

1.Upstate Medical University PT750 E. Adams St.Syracuse, NY 13210(315) 464-6543/upstate.edu/pmr/

7714

1745

sports performance, stroke, lymphedema, general orthopedics,pediatrics, spine, hands, brain injury, spinal cord injury, aquatics,

cancer, pulmonary, cardiac rehab, pilates

Lori Holmes, Director of PhysicalMedicine and Rehabilitation

Therapy

1965

2.UHS10-42 Mitchell Ave.Binghamton, NY 13903(607) 762-2336/uhs.net

5129

1438

inpatient rehabilitation, outpatient orthopedic, post-surgicalrehabilitation, vestibular rehabilitation, neurological rehabilitation,certified hand therapists, lymphedema services, pediatric therapy

services


1981

3.Mohawk Valley Health System RehabilitationServices1656 Champlin Ave.Utica, NY 13502(315) 801-8160/mvhealthsystem.org

4810

595

orthopedics, aquatics, lymphedema, stroke and neurological disorders,spinal disorders, balance and vestibular disorders, critical care

interventions, cardiopulmonary impairments, total joint replacement,neck and low back pain

Jan Simpson, Director ofRehabilitation Services

2014

4.Sports Physical Therapy of NY, P.C.6319 Fly Road, Suite 3East Syracuse, NY 13057(315) 410-6200/sptny.com

361

844

evidence-based physical therapy and rehabilitation for all ages andorthopedic conditions, athletic training and sports medicine, balance

and pregnancy care, throwing and sports performance programs

Lynn Steenberg, President & CEOAlanna Pokorski, SVPAimee Alexander, SVP

Tracy Lis, VP, OperationsDot Hall, VP, Human Resources

2005

5.Crouse Physical Therapy736 Irving Ave.Syracuse, NY 13210(315) 470-7574/crouse.org

267

444

balance, spinal, sports, concussion evaluation, orthopedic, andneurological rehabilitation, hand therapy, post-therapy fitness program,

temporomandibular joint therapy, wheelchair assessments, jobmatching evaluations

Frank Cogliandro, Director ofCardiac-Physical Rehabilitation

ServicesMike Dupuis, Vice President

1930

6.Syracuse Orthopedic Specialists5824 Widewaters ParkwayEast Syracuse, NY 13057(315) 251-3100/sosbones.com

2419

816

sports rehabilitation, hand therapy, spine therapy, balance/vestibularrehab work, functional capacity evaluation, pre-employment screening

John F. Fatti, President of SOSMichael Humphrey, CEO

1999

7.St. Joseph's Hospital Health Center PhysicalMedicine and Rehabilitation301 Prospect Ave.Syracuse, NY 13203(315) 448-5430/sjhsyr.org

2110

513

musculoskeletal orthopedics, aquatic therapy, vestibular rehabilitation,lymphedema program, neuro-surgical & non-surgical spine, sports

rehabilitation

Kathryn H. Ruscitto, President andCEO

Megan Hickey, Director

1869

.Cayuga Medical Center Physical Therapy310 Taughannock Blvd.Ithaca, NY 14850(607) 252-3500/cayugamed.org

212

263

aquatic therapy, ergonomic assessment, orthotic prescription, handtherapy, pediatric physical therapy, spine rehabilitation, sports

medicine, women's health, vestibular and balance disorders, geriatrics,neurologic rehab

Brian Lee, Director of PhysicalTherapy

1965

9.Guthrie HealthWorks9768 Liberty DrivePainted Post, NY 14870(607) 937-4800/guthriehealthworks.org

171

361

lymphedema, vestibular rehab, urinary incontinence, sports medicine Dr. Joseph Scopelliti, President &CEO, Guthrie Clinic

2001

10.Canton-Potsdam Hospital50 Leroy St.Potsdam, NY 13676(315) 265-3300/cphospital.org

1611

384

musculoskeletal orthopedic, vestibular rehab, lymphedema, FCEs,comprehensive neurological program, speech therapy, occupational

therapy, incontinence, fibromyalgia, and headaches

David B. Acker, President & CEO 1922

11.Lourdes Rehabilitation Services169 Riverside DriveBinghamton, NY 13905(607) 798-5255/lourdes.com

157

234

early intervention, balance and vestibular, back pain, neuro/movementdisorders, general orthopedic including spine & shoulder, post-op total

joint-replacement therapy

Michael Hurley, Director 1925

12.The Centers at St. Camillus813 Fay RoadSyracuse, NY 13219(315) 488-2951/st-camillus.org

1410

6401

inpatient and outpatient general, orthopedic and brain-injuryrehabilitation, electro-orthotics, vestibular rehabilitation, falls-risk

management, exercise and wellness programs

Aileen Balitz, CEOMichael Zingaro, VP Finance

1969

NOTEOriginally published in April 2015, revised in December 2015





RADIOLOGICAL DIAGNOSTIC-IMAGING FACILITIESRanked by No. of Radiological-Imaging Employees

Rank


RadiologicalImaging

EmployeesCNY

Locations Diagnostic Tests Offered Top Official

1.Guthrie1780 Hanshaw RoadIthaca, NY 14850(607) 257-5858/guthrie.org

250 5 bone densitrometry, breast biopsy, CT, diagnostic x-ray,interventional radiology, MRI closed, mammography, nuclear

medicine, PET/CT, PET mammography, stereotactic breast biopsy,ultrasound

Dr. David Channin, Chairman,Department of Radiology

2.UHS10-42 Mitchell Ave.Binghamton, NY 13903(607) 762-2336/uhs.net

215 8 bone densitrometry, breast biopsy, CT, diagnostic x-ray,fluoroscopy, interventional radiology, nuclear medicine


3.SUNY Upstate Medical UniversityDepartment of Radiology750 E. Adams St.Syracuse, NY 13202(315) 464-7700/upstate.edu/radiology

185 4 bone densitrometry, breast biopsy, CT, diagnostic x-ray,fluoroscopy, interventional radiology, MRI open, MRI closed,

mammography, nuclear medicine, PET/CT, PET mammography,stereotactic breast biopsy, ultrasound

David Feiglin, Chairman

4.Mohawk Valley Health System1656 Champlin Ave.New Hartford, NY 13413(315) 624-6000/faxtonstlukes.com and stemc.org

149 11 bone densitrometry, breast biopsy, CT, diagnostic x-ray,fluoroscopy, interventional radiology, MRI closed, mammography,nuclear medicine, PET/CT, stereotactic breast biopsy, ultrasound

Scott H. Perra, President & CEORobert Tan, Director of Medical

Imaging

5.Lourdes Hospital Diagnostic Imaging169 Riverside DriveBinghamton, NY 13905(607) 798-5223/lourdes.com

126 1 bone densitrometry, breast biopsy, CT, diagnostic x-ray,fluoroscopy, gammagram, interventional radiology, MRI open, MRI

closed, mammography, nuclear medicine, PET/CT, PETmammography, stereotactic breast biopsy, ultrasound

Brian Wetzel, Director ofDiagnostic Imaging/Cardiology

Vascular Lab

6.Imaging at St. Joseph's Hospital Health Center301 Prospect Ave.Syracuse, NY 13203(315) 448-5274/sjhsyr.org

100 1 CT, diagnostic x-ray, fluoroscopy, interventional radiology, MRIclosed, nuclear medicine, ultrasound

Peggy Thomas, Director of MedicalImaging and Cardiovascular

Service Line

7.Cayuga Medical Center Radiology101 Dates DriveIthaca, NY 14850(607) 274-4512/cayugamed.org

85 5 bone densitrometry, breast biopsy, CT, diagnostic x-ray,fluoroscopy, interventional radiology, mammography, nuclear

medicine, PET/CT, PET mammography, stereotactic breast biopsy,ultrasound, others

Rick Kidwell, Director ImagingServices

Lori Cornell, Manager, ImagingServices

8.CRA Medical Imaging5008 Brittonfield Parkway, Suite 100East Syracuse, NY 13057(315) 234-7600/cramedicalimaging.com

80 3 bone densitrometry, breast biopsy, CT, diagnostic x-ray,fluoroscopy, interventional radiology, MRI open, MRI closed,mammography, nuclear medicine, PET/CT, stereotactic breast

biopsy, ultrasound

Mary Ann Drumm, CEOTerri Colone, COO

9.Oswego Health Radiology110 W. Sixth St.Oswego, NY 13126(315) 349-5540/oswegohealth.org

68 5 bone densitrometry, breast biopsy, CT, diagnostic x-ray,fluoroscopy, interventional radiology, MRI open, MRI closed,mammography, nuclear medicine, stereotactic breast biopsy,

ultrasound, others

David Ruel, Director of MedicalImaging

10.CNY Diagnostic Imaging Associates1000 E. Genesee St.Syracuse, NY 13210(315) 269-9729/cnyxray.com

65 4 bone densitrometry, breast biopsy, CT, diagnostic x-ray,fluoroscopy, gammagram, MRI closed, mammography, nuclear

medicine, stereotactic breast biopsy, ultrasound

William Reznikov, PracticeAdministrator

11.Rome Memorial Hospital1500 N. James St.Rome, NY 13440(315) 338-7027/romehospital.org

62 3 bone densitrometry, breast biopsy, CT, diagnostic x-ray,fluoroscopy, MRI closed, mammography, nuclear medicine,

stereotactic breast biopsy, ultrasound

John R. Restivo, Medical ImagingMedical Director

Sharon M. Carson, MedicalImaging Department Director

12.Magnetic Diagnostic Resources of CNY4567 Crossroads Park DriveLiverpool, NY 13088(315) 454-4810/mdrcny.com

55 11 breast biopsy, MRI open, MRI closed Michael J. Letizia, Sr., GeneralManager

Donna Casselmon, Office Manager

13.Northern Radiology Imaging1571 Washington St., Suite 101Watertown, NY 13601(315) 786-5000/northernradiology.com

50 2 bone densitrometry, CT, diagnostic x-ray, fluoroscopy,interventional radiology, MRI open, MRI closed, mammography,

ultrasound

Daniel Weber, PresidentDean Phillips, Director

Kimberly Frechette, ChiefOperations Officer

14.Cortland Regional Medical Center134 Homer Ave.Cortland, NY 13045(607) 756-3500/cortlandregional.org

46 2 bone densitrometry, breast biopsy, CT, diagnostic x-ray,fluoroscopy, interventional radiology, MRI closed, mammography,

nuclear medicine, stereotactic breast biopsy, ultrasound

Mark Webster, CEO

15.Auburn Community Hospital Radiology17 Lansing St.Auburn, NY 13021(315) 255-7261/auburnhospital.org

45 3 bone densitrometry, breast biopsy, CT, diagnostic x-ray,fluoroscopy, interventional radiology, MRI closed, mammography,

nuclear medicine, stereotactic breast biopsy, ultrasound

Kenneth C. Munro, Director ofRadiology

Dr. Robert A. Sullivan, RadiologistMatthew Thrall, Directing

Radiologist

16.Oneida Healthcare321 Genesee St.Oneida, NY 13421(315) 363-6000/oneidahealthcare.org

40 4 bone densitrometry, breast biopsy, CT, diagnostic x-ray,fluoroscopy, interventional radiology, MRI closed, mammography,nuclear medicine, PET/CT, stereotactic breast biopsy, ultrasound

Gene F. Morreale, President & CEO

HEALTHCARE GUIDE

NOTEOriginally published in June 2015, revised in December 2015


WHAT CONSTITUTES THE CNY REGION?Central New York includes Broome, Cayuga, Chemung, Chenango, Cortland, Herkimer, Jeff erson, Lewis, Madison, Oneida, Onondaga, Oswego, Seneca, St. Lawrence, Tioga, and Tompkins counties. NEED A COPY OF A LIST?Electronic versions of all our lists, with additional fi elds of information and survey contacts, are available for purchase at our website, cnybj.com/ListsResearch.aspx WANT TO BE ON THE LIST?If your company would like to be considered for next year’s list, or another list, please email [email protected]

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SKILLED-NURSING FACILITIESRanked by No. of Certified Beds

Rank


CertifiedBeds

FTEmployees

OccupancyRate

Medicare 5-Star

Quality Rating1 Key Administrative OfficersYear

Estab.

1.Loretto Health and Rehabilitation Center700 E. Brighton Ave.Syracuse, NY 13205(315) 413-3400/lorettocny.org

583 687 90% 2 Paul Scarpinato, AdministratorCheryl Coolican, Director of Admissions

1926

2.James Square Health & Rehabilitation Centre918 James St.Syracuse, NY 13203(315) 474-1561 /jamessquare.com

440 400 98% 1 Helen Norine, Administrator 1970

3.The Masonic Care Community of New York2150 Bleecker St.Utica, NY 13501(315) 798-4800/mccny.com

320 900 96% 3 Robert Raffle, Executive DirectorJill Wynne, Controller

1893

4.Willow Point Nursing Home3700 Old Vestal RoadVestal, NY 13850(607) 763-4400/gobroomecounty.com/wpnf

300 425 94% 1 Kevin Carey, Administrator 1969

5.The Centers at St. Camillus813 Fay RoadSyracuse, NY 13219(315) 488-2951/st-camillus.org

284 650 96% 1 Aileen Balitz, CEOMichael Zingaro, VP Finance

1969

6.LutheranCare108-110 Utica RoadClinton, NY 13323(315) 853-5515/lutherancare.org

280 280 93% 1 Andrew Peterson, President/CEO 1919

7.Samaritan Keep Nursing Home, Inc.133 Pratt St.Watertown, NY 13601(315) 785-4400/samaritanhealth.com

272 350 94% 1 Anthony Joseph, VP, Long-Term CarePaul A. Kraeger, CFO

Richard A. Brooks, VP, Long Term Care & SupportServices Administrator

1972

8.Presbyterian Home for Central New York4290 Middle Settlement RoadNew Hartford, NY 13413(315) 797-7500/presbyterianhome.com

236 320 94% 2 Michael Sweeney, CEORussell A. Clark, CFO

Christopher Durr, Administrator

1967

9.St. Luke's Home1650 Champlin Ave.Utica, NY 13503(315) 624-8600/faxtonstlukes.com

202 318 97% 2 Lisa Volk, Executive Director 1996

10.Elderwood at Waverly37 N. Chemung St.Waverly, NY 14892(607) 565-2861/elderwood.com

200 300 95% 3 Maria K. Landy, Executive Director 1971

.St. Luke Health Services299 East River RoadOswego, NY 13126(315) 342-3166/stlukehs.com

200 339 94% 1 Terrence Gorman, CEO & AdministratorShelly Youngs, Controller

1975

12.Samaritan Summit Village22691 Campus DriveWatertown, NY 13601(315) 782-6800/samaritanhealth.com

168 300 97% 1 Barbara Morrow, Interim Administrator, Skilled Nursing 2013

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NOTESOriginally Published in February 2015, revised in December 2015 1. Medicare.gov Overall Five-Star Ratings combines three sources of data: health inspections, staffing, and quality measures. The more stars, the better.


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