The hospital got a new name on March 25. It’s now known as “Montefiore: St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital.” It’s a mouth full. Does the abbreviation “SLCH” still work? We don’t know.
From a distance it appeared to be an anger management exercise. A group of adults in hard hats took turns swinging their mallets at a wall that refused to budge.
It’s called “open access primary care.” Patients can walk in the door or make an appointment with a doctor. The service will be available at the Cornwall Campus of the hospital in about a year.
“I didn’t expect such a big turnout,” Dr. Margarita Kogan admitted as she greeted the guests in the library’s Community Room. St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital has been sponsoring educational sessions in local libraries. As part
Assemblyman James Skoufis had a scoop for the audience at the Cornwall Public Library. “You’re going to see something positive on the Cornwall Campus of the hospital,” he said. But he wouldn’t divulge what it was.
The four high school freshmen admit it wasn’t their idea. They had brainstormed and were still looking for a project for Girl Scouts when an outsider offered a suggestion.