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EHS Primary and Specialty Care at Rockaway Beach

Services EHS Primary and Specialty Care at Rockaway Beach

Comprehensive primary and specialty outpatient care offering coordinated, person-centered services in a modern, conveniently located facility.

EHS Brings Experts and Residents Together to Discuss Diabetes Prevention and Heart Health

Nov 26, 2025

Episcopal Health Services (EHS) hosted a hybrid community event for National Diabetes Awareness Month.

Episcopal Health Services Welcomes Obstetrician-Gynecologist Steven Ravins, MD

Nov 12, 2025

Episcopal Health Services (EHS) is pleased to announce Steven Ravins, MD has joined its team, further advancing the health system’s commitment to women’s health.

Episcopal Health Services Rallies to Support Breast Cancer Awareness

Nov 11, 2025

Episcopal Health Services (EHS) united team members, community partners and local residents in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Monica Newborn-Murphy, NP

Specialties: Family Medicine and Primary Care.

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Karina Appel, MD

Specialties: Internal Medicine and Primary Care.

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Episcopal Health Services Welcomes Radiation Oncology Chief

Oct 31, 2025

EHS is pleased to announce the appointment of Mark Ashamalla, MD, as Chief of Radiation Oncology.

Ambulatory/Outpatient Care

Services Ambulatory/Outpatient Care

Convenient access to primary, specialty, diagnostic, and preventive care in modern outpatient settings.

Episcopal Health Services Dialysis Center Earns 5-Star Rating from CMS

Oct 29, 2025

The Marjorie Basser Dialysis Center, located at St. John’s Episcopal Hospital, has received a 5-star rating.

Mark Ashamalla, MD

Specialties: Cancer Services, Oncology, and Radiation Oncology.

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Dheeraj Khurana, MD

Specialties: Cardiology.

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Episcopal Health Services Launches Food As Medicine Pilot Program in Partnership with Campaign Against Hunger

Oct 8, 2025

EHS is proud to announce the launch of its “Food As Medicine” pilot program, designed to improve health outcomes by addressing the critical link between nutrition and chronic disease management.

Episcopal Health Services Appoints Cardiology Chief

Oct 3, 2025

Episcopal Health Services (EHS) is pleased to announce the appointment of Dheeraj Khurana, MD, as Chief of Cardiology.

LGBTQIA+ Resources

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Explore a wide range of resources that help LGBTQIA+ individuals, including: Whether you are seeking support, information or connection, this resource hub is here to […]

Additional Resources

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At Episcopal Health Services, we are deeply committed to advancing health equity for all. As part of this mission, we have created a curated repository […]

Blog

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Healthcare is constantly evolving, and this blog is EHS’s commitment to the future of healthcare—offering trusted, personalized content that cuts through today’s information overload to […]

Labor & Delivery Videos

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Episcopal Health Services Marks Thyroid Cancer Awareness Month with Expert Tips from Surgery Chair

Sep 16, 2025

September is Thyroid Cancer Awareness Month, and Episcopal Health Services (EHS) Chairman of Surgery Sheldon H. Genack, MD, FACS, is urging the community to prioritize early detection and proper thyroid care.

Registering Your Newborn

Services Obstetrics/Gynecology Labor and Delivery at EHS Registering Your Newborn

Congratulations on your new baby! We understand you have a lot to do, and registering your newborn’s birth may feel overwhelming. Our hospital’s Birth Registrar […]

New York’s Updated Involuntary Commitment Law Draws Attention from Episcopal Health Services Psychiatry Chair

Sep 5, 2025

New York State’s updated involuntary commitment statute, which broadens intervention criteria beyond the traditional focus of imminent harm to include individuals unable to meet basic life needs, is drawing attention.