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July/August 2015

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INFUSACARE TM OUT PATIENT INFUSION SERVICES • Immunoglobulin Therapy, including IVIG and HepBig • Monoclonal Therapy including Entyvio, Orencia, Remicade, and Tysabri • Antibiotic Administration • High Dose Steroid Therapy • Iron Therapy • Prolastin Therapy • Parenteral Hydration • Hyperemesis Therapy • Therapeutic Phlebotomy • Boniva, Reclast & Prolia Treatments • Nutritional, Fluid and Electrolyte Supplementation • Vascular Access Device Placement and Maintenance • Immune Suppressive Treatments THE INFUSACARE DIFFERENCE • Minimal referral requirements • Immediate patient scheduling • Physician on site at all times • Follow-up treatment documentation • Comfortable, pleasant environment ensuring patient satisfaction MEDICAL SERVICES, P.C. 4811 Buckley Road, Liverpool, NY 13088 Ph. (315) 457-3091 • Fax (315) 457-4305 Dr. Robert A. Dracker • Medical Director QUALITY CARE FOR PATIENTS OF ALL AGES • Continuous medical supervision by nursing staff Trinity Health already operates very suc- cessfully in other areas of New York State — through Catholic Health System in Buffalo and St. Peter's Health Partners in Albany. In the past several months, Trinity Health has announced many strategic partnerships intended to help it achieve its goal of becom - ing a people-centered health system that provides better health, better care and lower costs to the communities it serves. In next steps, St. Joseph's and Trinity Health will establish a transition team which will include functional leaders from both organizations. Together, they will manage reg - ulatory approvals and identify other specific tasks to ensure a smooth transition, includ - ing identifying ways to keep the community, physicians, employees, donors and volunteers updated on the process. ABOUT TRINITY HEALTH Trinity Health is one of the largest multi-insti- tutional Catholic health care delivery systems in the nation, serving communities in 21 states with 85 hospitals, 130 continuing care facilities and home of health and hospice programs that provide nearly 2.8 million visits annually. With an - nual operating revenues of about $13.6 billion and assets of about $19.3 billion, the organization returns almost $900 million to its communi - ties annually in the form of charity care and other community benefit programs. Trinity Health employs approximately 89,000 people, including 3,300 physicians. Committed to those who are poor and underserved in its communities, Trinity Health is known for its focus on the country's aging population. As a single, unified ministry, the organization is the innovator of Senior Emergency Departments, the largest not-for-profit provider of home health care services — ranked by number of visits — in the nation, as well as the nation's leading provider of Program of All Inclusive Care for the Elderly, based on the number of available programs. For more informa - tion, visit trinity-health.org. You can also follow @TrinityHealthMI on Twitter. ABOUT ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL HEALTH CENTER St. Joseph's Health is a non-profit, regional healthcare system based in Syracuse, New York, that provides services to patients throughout Central New York and Northern Pennsylvania. From primary to specialty to home care, to our Magnet-recognized hospital, and in collaboration with our commu - nity partners, St. Joseph's coordinated approach ensures our patients achieve optimal long-term health. The hospital is ranked in the top 15 heart surgery centers in the U.S. and is a 15-time win - ner of the National Research Corporation Consumer Choice Award. ■ M D N E W S . CO M ■ MD NEWS Central New York | 2 1

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