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Atlantis Health Plan Announces the Addition of New York Downtown Hospital to its Growing Network of Hospitals
Atlantis Health Plan announced today the addition of New York Downtown Hospital to its growing network of hospitals, effective November 1, 2007.
"We are happy to be affiliated with NY Downtown Hospital and its physicians and look forward to partnering with Downtown to serve the diverse business and residential communities of Wall Street, Chinatown, Soho, Tribeca, Battery Park City and the Lower East Side," says Thomas Dwyer, EVP and CFO of Atlantis Health Plan.
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October 29, 2007
Atlantis Health Plan Sponsors CureNY: What's the Prognosis?
The state of New York's healthcare delivery system is on the verge of historical changes. On Thursday October 18, 2007, Atlantis Health Plan sponsored CureNY: What's the Prognosis?, a panel discussion on the future of New York's healthcare system. Industry leaders gathered at the Lighthouse Executive Conference Center & Theatre to discuss the delivery of healthcare as well as how the care currently provided can be managed more efficiently.
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April 17th, 2006
CEO presented with The Walter E. Reed Medal
Dr. Sury Anand, CEO of Atlantis Health Plan, will be presented with The Walter E. Reed Medal at The Brooklyn Hospital Foundation's Founder Ball on Friday, June 2, 2006. Dr. Anand is being recognized for excellence in clinical practice and medical education, as well as his longstanding commitment to The Brooklyn Hospital Center.
In 1976, after graduating from Stanley Medical College in Madras, India, he joined the Brooklyn Cumberland Medical Center for his internship and residency. He built his practice based on compassion and expertise and has performed over 20,000 endoscopic procedures at the hospital.
Dr. Anand is Associate Chairman of Internal Medicine, Chief, Division of Gastroenterology and GI fellowship Program Director at the Brooklyn Hospital Center. He was President of the Professional Staff (1995-1997) and Chairman of the Medical Board (1996).
The Walter E. Reed award is in honor of Brooklyn Hospital's most famous physician, Walter E. Reed who was instrumental in eradicating Yellow Fever.