Welcome to our Media Library

On this page we have collected our latest projects, videos and publications.

Concorde Conversations on YouTube

Concorde Conversations began out of our commitment to our community about their health so that they can reach their fullest potential. Our mission is to educate, empower and encourage our Concorde Community to improve their health!

PUBLISHED ON FEB 5 2025

Cardiovascular disease continues to be the leading cause of death in women in the U.S.

Dr. Catherine Weinberg emphasizes the importance of heart health awareness in this segment.
The American Heart Association is highlighting a special group of New York women to raise awareness. CBS News New York’s Jenna DeAngelis reports.

PUBLISHED ON JULY 2024

Syphilis, a bacterial infection often caused by sexual transmission, has seen a resurgence in recent years

While the infection can be cured with antibiotics, syphilis is often asymptomatic or goes undetected, so people often fail to seek treatment. So, how can you spot the signs of syphilis? Christina Kwon, MD, a urogynecologist at Northwell Health, sets the record straight.

PUBLISHED JANUARY 2024

Tending his own garden.

A tick bite and a diagnosis of Lyme disease turned out to be just the first, small step on what would become a years-long health journey for Rob McQuilkin, a literary agent. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Rob, now 55, and his husband moved from New York City to a home in Tuxedo Park, New York. When he wasn’t working, Rob threw himself into country life, raising chickens and doing some serious gardening. Thinking back, he believes it was all that crawling through leaves and digging in the dirt that led to being bitten by a tick and contracting Lyme disease.

But Lyme, while serious, wasn’t his ultimate problem. Cancer would be.

This incredible patient testimonial shares how our Concorde physicians, internist, Dr. Jeffrey Engel and gastroenterologist, Dr. Luis Barraza, teamed up to uncover a rare form of pancreatic cancer for Rob McQuikin.

PUBLISHED ON APRIL 17 2023

Mom felt like she was ‘drowning.’ It was a sign of a serious post-pregnancy condition

La’Toya Sharp didn’t know preeclampsia could occur after pregnancy. When she struggled to breathe, she knew she was seriously ill. Our cardiologist, Dr. Catherine Weinberg, weighs in on this serious condition.