MAHV Events

MAHV participated in and helped sponsor the 2024 St. Patrick’s Day Parade! Check out some photos from the event:

Happy Valentine’s Day! Through donations from MAHV providers and staff, special Valentine’s Day treats were delivered to the residents of Ten Broeck Commons today to brighten their day.

Click on any image to view larger Medical Associates of the Hudson Valley attended the 2023 Walk to End Alzheimer’s Event at the Walkway Over the Hudson Saturday October 14th and raised a total of $2,135.00 for the Alzheimer’s Association.

MAHV celebrated and helped sponsor the 2023 New Paltz Pride in the Park on Sunday June 4th. Check out the gallery for some photos from the event!

MAHV participated and helped sponsor the 2023 St. Patrick’s Day Parade on Sunday March 12th

Featuring floats with lights and decorations and unique cars and trucks, the Winter Wonderland Parade is a favorite holiday event in the town of Esopus.

MAHV attended the 2022 Walk To End Alzheimer’s Event on October 15th at the Walkway Over The Hudson. We are proud to announce MAHV raised $1850.00 to help support the Alzheimer’s Association! Great job MAHV family and thank you to

For the month of September, we chose the Benedictine Health Foundation’s Rosemary D. Gruner Memorial Cancer Fund, who organized the Bike for Cancer Care event. Our practice attended the Bike for Cancer Care event and we are proud to announce

On Friday February 3rd, 2017 MAHV went Red Supporting National Wear Red Day as February is American Heart Month!

Greystone Programs helps provide life-enriching programs to children, adults and families with Autism and other developmental disabilities! MAHV helped raise money to contribute to help provide these programs!

MAHV is a proud sponsor of The Women’s Health & Fitness Expo that was started in 2000 and has become the largest event of its kind in New York State. In past years, the Annual Women’€s Health & Fitness Expo

Dr. Charles Kutler led a group of of physicians on a return medical mission to Tibet in August of 2014 along with MAHV Drs. Moss and Karnasiewicz. We had the opportunity to treat approximately 2000 people with a crew of

Dr. Craig Moss, Dr. Charles Kutler and Dr. Debra Karnasiewicz served the village of Piedra Menuda in Nindirí, Nicaragua with nine Tulane medical students. They set up a makeshift clinic at a local school with villagers, translators, volunteers, and Nicaraguan