MAHV News
MAHV’s own Dr. John Froude Publishes Book on History of Pandemics
We are proud to announce that our very own Dr. John Froude recently published his own book “Plagued: Pandemics from the Black Death to Covid-19 and Beyond”. We recently held a small staff book signing event to commemorate the recent
Hudson Valley Magazine’s Top Docs 2021
Healthcare providers from Medical Associates of The Hudson Valley have been named as Top Docs for 2021 By Hudson Valley Magazine!
MAHV Welcomes Board Certified Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Specialist Dr. Joshua Kaye
We are pleased to announce that starting June 1st, 2021 Board Certified Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation specialist Dr. Joshua Kaye will be joining MAHV. Dr. Kaye previously worked in various outpatient settings in New York City treating Olympic athletes, marathon
Phoenicia Clinic Article!
Phoenicia clinic opens with neurologist seeking more practitioners view the Article by Hudson Valley 1 here! Phoenicia Clinic Article
MAHV Welcomes Dr. DiNapoli and staff to our new Woodstock office!
Welcoming Dr. Arthur DiNapoli and staff to our office on 9 Elwyn Lane in Woodstock, NY.
Women’s Health and Fitness Expo
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
Trip to Tibet 2014
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
Nindirí, Nicaragua
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
Honduras
Dr. Kutler returned early this morning from Honduras where he had the opportunity to accompany 40 students on a medical mission treating the poor in outlying rural villages. We also spent some time at an orphanage and a day doing
