Earlier this year, the MediSys Health Network announced a partnership with Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center to provide comprehensive cancer care to the Queens community.
Since the collaboration was announced, hundreds of patients have received high-quality services on the network’s Jamaica Hospital campus every month. Recently, WCBS reporter Jennifer Bisram visited the hospital to learn more about the impact the cancer care team is making in the community, including the announcement of a new dedicated cancer care center, scheduled to open shortly.
During her report, Jennifer interviewed Dr. Rosa Nouvini who discussed the importance of offering cancer care to a community that faces many healthcare barriers. Administrator Eugene Clark provided insight into the valuable services our patient navigator program provides our patients throughout their entire treatment.
The most powerful portion of the news segment however was an interview with cancer survivor, Ms. Leticia Aguilar, who gave a first-hand testimony of her diagnosis, treatment, and recovery from breast cancer. Ms. Aguilar shared details of the amazing care she received from the MediSys Health Network’s doctors, nurses, and patient navigation team.
To see the full CBS interview, click the link below:

Good Catch awardees receive recognition and a certificate of excellence based on their actions in preventing accidents from occurring. These actions may include keeping our facilities safe, correcting a medication order, preventing a patient from falling or reporting a significant change in a patient’s status.
Jamaica Hospital Nursing Home, along with six other New York nursing homes, participated in a partnership with the United Hospital Fund (UHF) to tackle the issue of polypharmacy, the practice of prescribing an excessively high number of medications to long-term care residents. The initiative aims to reduce health risks of overprescribing for residents through a process called “deprescribing,” or decreasing the usage of inappropriate or ineffective medications.



Jamaica Hospital Medical Center was one of 39 hospitals in New York to receive an “A” rating for social responsibility from the Lown Institute, a nonprofit think tank that advocates for equitable treatment and services among healthcare organizations. This rating is the highest awarded by the Institute.


Congratulations to the MediSys Health Network’s Safety Excellence in Infection Prevention (SEIP) award winners.