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Board of Trustees - Eastern Long Island Hospital
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ELIH operates under the watchful eye of a dedicated, interactive and local Board of Trustees.
Working with hospital administrative staff, clinical staff and medical staff, the Board brings a wealth of experience and guidance. Board continually explores initiatives to improve access to care for the communities served through its links to local business leaders, government officials and capital resources.
Sharing a vision of excellence and quality in all we do, the Board fully supports the ‘high touch’ philosophy at the heart of healthcare delivery … Putting CARE back in HealthCARE.
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| Thomas E. Murray, Jr Chairman, Board of Trustees |
Frank J. Adipietro, Jr. MD, Vice Chairman & Medical Staff President |
Carole G. Donlin, Vice Chairman |
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| Robert T. Goldman, Vice Chairman |
Janice L. Claudio, Treasurer |
Vickie DeFriest, Secretary |
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| Scott V. Bennett |
Neboysha R. Brashich
Special Representative
Government Affairs |
Daniel V. Brisotti |
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Paul J. Connor III
President/CEO |
Margaret Flanagan |
David M. Fujita |
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| Caroline V. Gatewood, MD |
Helen Latham
Auxiliary President |
Maureen T. Mills |
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James F. Preston |
Joseph M. Pufahl |
William R. Pollert |
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Jay P. Quararano |
Edward J. Schott |
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| ELIH Board Of Trustees |
| Officers |
Thomas E. Murray, Jr Chairman, Board of Trustees
Frank J. Adipietro, Jr. MD, Vice Chairman & Medical Staff President
Carole G. Donlin, Vice Chairman
Janice L. Claudio, Treasurer
Robert T. Goldman, Vice Chairman
Vickie DeFriest, Secretary
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| Members |
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Scott V. Bennett
Neboysha R. Brashich, Special Representative Government Affairs
Daniel V. Brisotti
Paul J. Connor III, President/CEO
Margaret Flanagan
Caroline V. Gatewood, MD
Helen Latham, Auxiliary President
Maureen T. Mills
Anthony E. Mitarotondo Jr., MD
William R. Pollert
James F. Preston
Joseph M. Pufahl
Jay P. Quartararo
Edward Schott
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| Honorary Trustees |
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Honorary Member |
Mrs. Abram Brown
Z. Micah Kaplan, MD
Cynthia R. Kinsella, EdD
John M. May
James H. Rich, Jr. |
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Senator Kenneth La Valle |
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Updated - January 28, 2013
ELIH Foundation Board of Directors
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| Reduce Your Risk For Stroke |
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| A stroke occurs when a blood vessel in the brain is blocked or bursts, stopping blood flow. Without blood and the essential oxygen it carries, the affected part of the brain starts to die. The region of the body controlled by the damaged area of the brain can’t work properly. |
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| Knee Replacement Surgery—Especially For Women |
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In the U.S, more than 400,000 people get their knees replaced each year, and nearly two-thirds are women. If you’re still experiencing knee pain even after you’ve made lifestyle changes and taken medications, knee replacement surgery may be your best option. |
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| Are You Sun Safe? |
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| Heart Attacks- Knowing the Lifesaving Facts |
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| Stay in the Game... Sports Injury Prevention for Youth |
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| Put Your Hands Together to Prevent the Spread of Infection |
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| Prevention Tips for a Healthy Back |
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If you have back pain, you are not alone. Nearly everyone at some point has back pain that interferes with work, daily living activities or recreation. Recurring back pain can often be the result of improper body mechanics, including poor posture or lifting objects incorrectly. It can also be the result of a sedentary lifestyle.
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| Stroke: Do You Know the Warning Signs? |
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| Brain damage can begin within minutes, so it is important to know the symptoms of stroke and act fast. |
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| Gynecological Care During Post-childbearing Years |
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Though individual factors can vary greatly, healthy women who are of post-childbearing age should visit their gynecologist about every two years. And generally, these visits should focus on the three most important health issues for women in this age group: cancer prevention, osteoporosis and quality of life concerns. |
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| Prevent Bone Loss With Early Diagnosis |
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| Osteoporosis is a disease in which bones become fragile and more likely to break. If not prevented or if left untreated, osteoporosis can progress painlessly until a bone breaks. |
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| Prevention Tips for a Healthy Back |
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| Breast Health Awareness |
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Yearly mammograms and clinical breast exams remain the most effective method for detecting breast cancer in its earliest and most treatable stage.
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