Expert Advice from the Experts at Franzoso – Melting Away Ice Dams

What Is an Ice Dam? Winters in Westchester can be brutal. When cold conditions are combined with snow accumulation, and there is heat loss due to inadequate overhang ventilation and […] Read more »

Use It Or Lose It: Time is Running Out to Avoid the Federal Estate and Gift Tax – Part One

For the vast majority of New Yorkers, the federal estate and gift tax and the New York estate tax is not an issue. However, for affluent residents of the State […] Read more »

Aging in Place: How Can I Pay for the Cost of a Home Care Aide?

Although there are exceptions, the vast majority of seniors desire to remain in their homes and maintain as much independence as possible. Yet, the process of aging is inevitable, and […] Read more »

Partner Content: Happiness is the Vibration of Sound Waves Vibing up Good Health in Our Bodies and Brains

Have you ever wondered how sound can be used to improve your health and well-being? It may sound like a wild concept but the truth is, sound has the power […] Read more »

NY Ketamine Infusions is Now Open in Westchester and is Accepting New Patients

NY Ketamine Infusions is pleased to announce that we’ve opened up our third location in Westchester County and are accepting new patients. With a successful track record of treating more […] Read more »

Speaking of Samantics: Empowering Speech-Language Pathology Graduate Students Through Experience and Authenticity

The saying “Experience is the best teacher,” rings true for Samantha Walker, M.S., Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) Class of 2019 in the School of Health Sciences and Practice at New York […] Read more »

Partner Content: Why Do I Need A Revocable Living Trust?

It is a common misconception that trusts are only for wealthy individuals. There are a myriad of reasons why people of all income brackets should utilize a trust as a […] Read more »

Happiness Is: The Chakras are in Town?

This category of “New Age” items goes into that area of “the things we know that we don’t know.” The first time I ever heard this word was at a […] Read more »

New York Medical College’s Health and Justice Elective Gets a Hand from 16-year-old CEO

From donating toys to children’s hospitals at nine years old to being named a Westchester Magazine Wunderkind at the age of 16, Jonah Bassuk, an eleventh grader at Blind Brook High School in Rye Brook, New […] Read more »

New York Medical College Brings Adapted Book Project to St. Mary’s Hospital for Children

The Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) program at New York Medical College (NYMC) prides itself on its ability to prepare graduates for a career in a health care setting. Local community activities, […] Read more »