Despite the rain (The Show Must Go On), it was a great night on Thursday, honoring our Fighters/Survivors and Lighting Up The Office Pink with an amazing light show. The amazing event under Andrea’s leadership and the work of her, Angela, Karissa, and Paul. Our social media specialist Melanie unfortunately could not make it. And thanks to the staff for all their contributions. Everyone on the staff rose to the occasion and contributed. And from the looks of things, it…

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Pictured on the right in the black blouse is a young woman named Milena Leasevich (she gave permission to use her full name). Pictured on the left is a patient of mine from Belarus who doesn’t speak a word of English. These two women, complete strangers to each other until a few months ago, came together under interesting circumstances that reveal much about the nature of human connections and about how wonderful human beings can be to complete strangers, even…

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Well the first thing I want to say is that men have breasts, and we get breast cancer also. This became a reality for me in early 2019. To say that it came as a complete shock to me is an understatement, because I was totally ignorant of the fact this was something men had to worry about. Most people I suspect have a family member or knows someone that has been affected by this terrible disease. But when you’re…

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The health and safety of our patients are our first priority. Dr. John Kehoe and our staff are open to meet the needs of our patients. We have taken multiple steps to protect our patients and staff during this pandemic. Some of these steps include the following: Our office will accommodate a maximum of 25 patients from a 9:00 am to 3:00 pm schedule. This will allow approximately 3.5 patients an hour, which will ensure that the office is never…

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As you know at midnight Sunday, the NYC population will be asked to stay at home. Exempt business and workers include doctor’s offices and healthcare workers. We willl be opened on Monday for essential services. As noted previously, we will keep the numbers down in an effort to minimize exposure to other patients and maintain social distancing. All patients will have their temperature taken and will be asked to wash their hands either with soap and water or with a…

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In an effort to keep you informed: The office was opened on Tuesday (March 17th) and Thursday (March 19th) and is opened today (Friday, March 20th). We are trying to keep the census down, but essential cancer work ups, cancer related cases, and surgical cases need to be addressed. We are using renewed telemedicine efforts in this regard to hold traffic down. On Wednesday March 18th, I operated in a private, free standing ambulatory surgical center. Only essential cancer cases…

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Hope everyone is well, virus free, and coping successfully with the changes we are all experiencing in our lives. We opened the office on Monday (March 16, 2020) and are running at about half capacity. We have heard the same from other doctor’s offices. We appreciate all those who have called in regarding their appointments. Everyone, please stay in touch. There were a lot of elbow bumps with patients yesterday ( March 16, 2020) and Purell was everywhere. The cleaning…

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Caveat Emptor: take your surgeon’s history of hobbies practiced in their youth before signing that operative consent! There is now speculation from a recent New York Times article (May 30, 2019) that surgeons with skills developed through manually oriented hobbies in their youth may be more technically adept and, thus, better surgeons who produce better outcomes. Gosh, how stupid was I in junior high not to sign up for that after school calligraphy course? This article claims that your surgeon may be…

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I am Michele, Dr Kehoe’s Practice Director. For the better part of 13 years I have navigated patients and their families through their breast cancer diagnosis and treatment. However, today I am unfortunately navigating  myself through my own cancer.… I am now experiencing both sides of the cancer experience. Compassion is of the utmost importance.  Additionally, I have found that cancer treatment must be fast tracked. I took the same advice I give my patients and applied it to myself. Once…

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