Proceeds from our 34th Annual Golf Tournament are helping to fund the expansion of one of the top programs in the state for breast cancer.
34th Annual Golf Tournament Supports Additional Technology and Staffing for Center
Author: Kelly Lallis
Saving Lives with Compassion
Meet George and his wife, Delores, new residents of Plainfield, having moved just this past summer after 45 years in Irvington. George, originally from South Carolina, worked part-time as a crossing guard—a job he loved until tragedy struck.
Longtime Overlook Supporters Continue Their Tradition of Giving
Ed and Sue Goldstein are honoring their daughters’ memories with the newly dedicated Stacy and Valerie Goldstein Welcome Pavilion.
A Brighter Future Because of YOU!
Our vision of Overlook is one where each patient experiences outstanding and compassionate care and is filled with gratitude to have chosen Overlook when it mattered most.
Charity Shoot Supports Wilf Family Cardiology Center and Kevin E. Bell, MD Critical Care Unit
The foundation’s sporting clays event, sponsored this year by Joseph Chiarello & Co., drew both novice and expert shooters to the spectacular Hudson Farm Club in Andover.
The Stacy Goldstein Breast Center Dedicated
Through the vision of Ed and Suzann Goldstein, Overlook is ushering in a new chapter in its commitment to breast health.
Physicians Honored for their Support of Overlook
Enjoying Flavor Adventures from Around the World on a perfect spring evening were dozens of Overlook Medical Center physicians and their spouses.
33rd Annual Golf Tournament Supports Overlook Tradition of Expert Cardiac Care
Our 33rd Annual Golf Tournament benefited the under-construction Wilf Family Cardiology Center and Kevin Bell, MD Critical Care Unit at Overlook.
Cardio-Oncology Program Doesn’t Miss a Beat During Cancer Treatment
When Madihah Brown was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2017, suddenly she was the patient who needed care…and not just cancer care.
A Journey from Coping to Celebration
Learn about Raafiah, a breast cancer survivor and mother, whose participation in expressive writing workshops at the Carol G. Simon Cancer Center during treatment ushered her into a place of coping, healing, and ultimately, celebration.