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Welcome to the Rome Health News Center. The News Center was created by the Public Relations Department to provide the community with easy access to current news releases about Rome Health as well as archived news.

PR Staff
Public Relations staff members are available to assist the news media in answering questions about the hospital, locating an expert spokesperson, or obtaining more information about a news release or event.

Cassie Winter
Vice President Communications/Marketing
Email: [email protected]

  • Rome Health Welcomes Rome Native to its Orthopedic Team

    Rome Health Welcomes Rome Native to its Orthopedic Team

    Dr. Angelicola-Richardson specializes treating injuries and disorders affecting the hand and upper extremity, including the shoulder, elbow and wrist.  From recommending simple stretches and therapy to surgery, his goal is to relieve pain and restore functionality.  He treats conditions such as trigger finger, carpal tunnel syndrome, tennis elbow or a torn rotator cuff.

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  • Graphic announcing that Rome Health is moving to 1819 Black River Blvd. Rome, effective Sept. 25, 2023.

    Rome Health Pediatrics Relocates Sept. 25

    Rome Health Pediatrics is moving to its newly renovated office at 1819 Black River Blvd., Rome.  Effective Monday, Sept. 25th, the following providers will begin seeing patients at the new location: Ahmed Nawaz, M.D., Margaret Cooper, D.O., Kristin Gallagher, FNP, Tracey downs, FNP, and Leah Imobersteg, FNP.

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  • Woman sick at home with text overlay: Protect overlay.  Stay Home if you're sick.

    Take precautions as COVID-19 cases increase in the region

    As the number of COVID-19 cases increase in the region, Rome Health reminds people to take steps to prevent the spread of COVID-19 and other viral respiratory illnesses.

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  • Interior rendering of a modern patient room in the Intensive Care Unit at Rome Health

    Common Council Approves $3 million in ARPA funds for new ICU

    The Rome Common Council approved $3 million in federal ARPA funding to construct a new modern ICU to prepare for the surge of Baby Boomers who will need life-saving critical care services.

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  • Conceptual design of the new look of Turning Stone Resort Casino

    Rome Health Partners with Oneida Indian Nation

    Created in partnership with Rome Health and accessible to all team members, their families and resort guests, the medical center will offer urgent, primary, convenience and cardiology care with expanded hours covering evenings, weekends and holidays.

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