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May features National Women’s Health Week. Here is our guide to GYN health

For the seventh year, over 100 attorneys attended our free CLE and reception on April 12 at New York Law School. Steven Pegalis moderated a panel discussion entitled” Cutting Edge 21st Century Health Care Initiatives Motivating Health Care Providers to be Safer and More Effective

Our WE CARE Fund Dressed for a Tea clothing collection will support the following charities Interfaith Nutrition Network, Education & Assistance Corporation, The Eastern Farm Workers Bethany House, Mommas House, Long Island Volunteer Center Prom Boutique.

We joined the Go Red for Women movement to educate all on heart health with a month-long educational campaign on social media. We work with carcardiovascular patients and want everyone to be heart health aware!

The P&E Do-Good Start to the New Year focused on the Long Island Coalition for the Homeless. LICH collects winter coats, hats, gloves, travel size hygiene products and easy to open non-perishable foods year-round to distribute during their Island-wide January “Homeless Count.”

Our year-end activities involve preparing for the P&E Do-Good Start to the New Year. This year, we will be donating to the Long Island Coalition for the Homeless.

We participated in Free Legal Information Day! Rhonda Meyer, Esq dispensed info to the public about medical malpractice at the Nassau County Bar Association in Mineola.

The Nassau Suffolk Law Services is one of the largest providers of free civil legal assistance in New York! We are proud to support their work through their Fall Harvest Commitment to Justice Reception.

Our support for patients with Breast Cancer included sponsoring two important events The Babylon Breast Cancer Coalition walk at Tanger and the Maurer Foundation Pink Diamond Gala.

We provide mentorship to students during the school year. Linda Oliva, Esq. met with students at the ABGS Middle School in Hempstead.