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Middletown Medical unveiled its beauti- ful, new Chester Center March 26 amidst a beaming staff and a slew of local dignitaries, which included Orange County Executive Steve Neuhaus. The 4,000-square-foot, state-of- the-art facility is Middletown Medical's eighth location — and most ambitious project to date. Services include: immediate medical care (urgent care), Pediatric Express (urgent care for children 18 years and under), primary and family care, Ortho Express, specialty medicine, occupational medicine and physical therapy. Conveniently located in the Chester ShopRite Plaza, the Chester Center is open seven days a week — Monday through Friday from 9 a.m.–9 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday from 9 a.m.–1 p.m. Call 845-469-2692 for more information. HealthAlliance of the Hudson Valley is proud to announce the launch of the Community Health Page, a new section of the website offering information on how HealthAlliance is providing care and the ways in which the organization impacts the community. The Community Health Page includes details on the hospitals' quality performance, making quality and performance data publicly available so community members can compare how HealthAlliance provides care relative to national and local benchmarks. Among other things, visitors will find a guide to reading a hospital bill, links to New York state hospital billing data, information on community partnerships as well as HealthAlliance's economic impact and community service plans. HealthAlliance aims to incorporate specific pricing information in the future. The Community Health Page was developed in an effort to improve HealthAlliance's transparency and share performance data with the public. HealthAlliance strives to provide the commu - nity with quality information and educational materials so individuals can make informed health care decisions. Whether you are in the early stages of plan- ning your retirement or already retired, a free, three-part series about "Planning for Your Future" will provide valuable information to guide you along in the process. Hosted by Phelps Memorial Hospital Center, the Westchester County Department of Senior Programs and Services, and the Westchester Public Private Partnership for Aging Services, the programs will be held in the Phelps Auditorium, 701 North Broadway in Sleepy Hollow, from 6-7:30 p.m. on the first Tuesday of the month. The remaining two presen - tations are: May 6: Nuts and Bolts: Making Your Money Last through Retirement, by Robert Leitner, CFP June 3: How Do I Pay for Long Term Care: Planning with/without Long- term Care Insurance, by Abe Gruenwald, CLU, and Lee Hoffman, Esq. For more information and reservations, contact Ellen Woods at 914-366-3937. Crystal Run Healthcare is pleased to an- nounce that Advanced Cardiovascular Care of Hudson Valley (ACCHV) joined its multispe - cialty group medical practice April 1. ACCHV has been providing exceptional cardiovascular care for the residents of Rockland County and Northern New Jersey for more than 25 years and is the latest practice to join Crystal Run and offer their patients the ease and conve - nience of Crystal Run Healthcare's compre- hensive, coordinated model of care. The physicians of ACCHV will continue to see patients in their two office loca- tions at 206 Route 303 in Valley Cottage, N.Y., and 220 Livingston St. in Northvale, N.J. The phone number also remains the same, 845-268-0880, and can be used to reach or schedule appointments at either of the offices. The ACCHV team joins Crystal Run's already-established Cardiology division, which has office locations in Middletown, Rock Hill, Monroe, Warwick and New Windsor, N.Y. For more information about the doc- tors or to schedule an appointment please visit CrystalRunHealthcare.com/ACC or call 845-268-0880. ■ Local News Orange County Executive Steve Neuhaus (in orange tie toward the left) joined many other local dignitaries March 26 in celebrating a ribbon-cutting ceremony at Middletown Medical's beautiful, new Chester Center. Here, Rajan Gulati, MD, Middletown Medical's proud founder, cuts the ribbon in christening the 4,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art facility. (L–R) Lance Kovar, MD; Jared Corriel, MD; Duane Bryan, MD; David Southren, MD, of Advanced Cardiovascular Care of Hudson Valley 1 4 | Mid Hudson MD NEWS ■ M D N E W S . CO M