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'Autopsy Bae' Posted Graphic Morgue Images On Social Media, NY Lawsuit Alleges 'Autopsy Bae' Posted Graphic Morgue Images On Social Media, NY Lawsuit Alleges
'Autopsy Bae' Posted Graphic Morgue Images On Social Media, NY Lawsuit Alleges A New York hospital is suing a former morgue employee for allegedly sharing graphic and “disturbing” autopsy images on social media. In a lawsuit filed in Nassau County Supreme Court on Friday, April 28, Northwell Health claims that former morgue attendant Quantaise Sharpton was fired after 45 days for posting “macabre” photos and videos from the morgue of Long Island Jewish Medical Center. According to the hospital, the Brooklyn resident was hired in December 2022 and was tasked with receiving and releasing bodies of the deceased, transporting bodies through the morgue, and cleaning and or…
ProHEALTH Dental Celebrates Opening of Mt Kisco Location ProHEALTH Dental Celebrates Opening of Mt Kisco Location
ProHealth Dental Celebrates Opening of Mt Kisco Location ProHEALTH Dental recently celebrated the grand opening of their second CareMount Dental office located at 657 Main Street, Mt. Kisco, NY. The event included a ribbon cutting with executive leaders, doctors, and dentists from both CareMount Dental and CareMount Medical, as well as the Mayor of Mt Kisco, Gina D. Picinich. This new 4,000 square foot state-of-the-art office provides a full range of adult general and specialty services to complement its CareMount Dental/Kids Are Great pediatric office that opened earlier this year. ProHEALTH Dental’s expansion is part of its clinical affiliation…
COVID-19: Northwell Sends Nurses To Assist Hospitals Struggling With Surge In Cases COVID-19: Northwell Sends Nurses To Assist Hospitals Struggling With Surge In Cases
Covid-19: Northwell Sends Nurses To Assist Hospitals Struggling With Surge In Cases The largest health system in New York State has dispatched a team of nurses to medical centers that need assistance with a new surge in COVID-19 cases. Northwell Health announced that a team of 16 clinical professionals and two team leads were sent to Erie County Medical Center in Buffalo and the University of Rochester’s Strong Memorial Hospital in Rochester on Saturday, Dec. 11. The nurses will spend two weeks assisting the hospitals due to a rise in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations. “Being a nurse, I know the importance of helping those in need,” said Brendan McDermott, a critic…