Press Release: TOP IMMUNOLOGY HEALTH CENTER OPENS IN GARDEN CITY

December 2, 2019 marks the opening of the new location for the globally recognized cancer and chronic disease treatment facility called Integrative Medicine of NY (IMNY) at 520 Franklin Ave.  Suite #230 in Garden City.   Under the medical leadership of Dr. Jesse Stoff, this advanced homeopathic health center has successfully brought wellness to patients in all levels of severity for over 35 years.  This new location reflects some significant upgrades whereby “with the right environment, we can expand our resources and achieve so much more for our patients.”

Previously established in Glen Cove, Long island as Linchitz Medical Wellness (with Dr. Richard Linchitz) the practice then relaunched in 2015 as Integrative Medicine of NY in Westbury. This unique healthcare practice design has been regarded as one of the most sought-after treatment facility for battling chronic illness through the most current immunotherapy protocols and advanced clinical support of the immune system as a means of reversing malignancy and recurrence prevention.
The design of this new facility is the response from its growth and expansion of its patient care capabilities. “As immunology continues to grow as an advancing science and technology, keeping up means supporting the public demand … after years of searching, we finally found the perfect location that’s centralized from all travel arteries, a friendlier and more expanded space to reduce wait time for our many patients and an improved work space for our team”, states practice director Laurel Muckey.

The new Garden City location is conveniently located near some of the top health centers in the NYC/Long Island vicinity.  For the patient, it provides an easier commute from the city, from Long Island and a shorter travel from JFK and La Guardia airports.

Since inception, Dr. Stoff has been dedicated to continually expanding the capabilities of Integrative Immunology treatment program.  Part of his to-do list involves conducting research programs and multi-disciplinary collaboration where he can implement clinical trials and in-house patient tracking and reporting.   This also requires the inclusion of new innovations in imaging and diagnostic support including the installment of an Advanced Doppler Ultrasound - a specialized cancer imaging device aligned with Bard Diagnostic imaging (NYC) where IMNY collaborates and connects directly with expert cancer radiologists through remote TeleMed communications.

INTEGRATIVE MEDICINE OF NY offers immune supportive therapies for patients who are battling malignancy and auto-immune disorders. Our medical experts have treated countless patients from the Long Island area (and beyond) who have battled with CANCERS, AIDS, COPD, CHRONIC FATIGUE SYNDROME and an extensive host of autoimmune diseases in any stage of severity.  For more information or to make an appointment, contact INTEGRATIVE MEDICINE of New York, PLLC at 520 Franklin Ave.  Suite #230 Garden City, NY 11530 (516) 759-4200 – or visit: www.IMOFNY.com   

Media Contact: Grace Dellavalle - 516-620-3535 integrativemedny@gmail.com

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