Sheepshead Bay clinic ups the ante  
 to better serve community 
 Metro Healthcare Partners in Sheepshead Bay is celebrating a name change, remodel and overhaul of its patient services. 
   Metro Healthcare Partners 
 Caribbean Life, NOVEMBER 20-26, 2020 27  
 By Meaghan McGoldrick 
 A 7,500 square foot state-ofthe 
 art  healthcare  facility  in  
 Sheepshead  Bay  is  celebrating  
 a recent remodel that its leading  
 doctor says has changed  
 the game when it comes to the  
 center’s  services  and  patientexperience. 
 “We  feel  like  we  wanted  to  
 change  and  update  to  reflect  
 the  needs  of  the  neighborhood,” 
  Dr. Russell Greenseid,  
 the owner of Metro Healthcare  
 Partners, told Brooklyn Paper. 
 Dr.  Greenseid,  together  
 with doctors Nick Chiappetta  
 and  Matthew  Valvo,  worked  
 for more than four years to  
 upgrade the center’s Nostrand  
 Avenue facility, and ultimately  
 meet a higher set of regulations  
 and standards which came with  
 the center’s recent designation  
 as an “Article 28” diagnostic  
 and treatment center. 
 The  medical  center,  formerly  
 known as HealthQuest,  
 then  went  through  an  “extensive  
 and expensive” overhaul,  
 which has since expanded the  
 types of services he and his  
 team can offer both longtime  
 patients and new visitors, said  
 Dr. Greenseid. 
 “We’ve  had  to  update  the  
 building structurally and aesthetically, 
  and we do feel we’ve  
 elevated  our  final  product  
 to meet a standard we’re all  
 proud of,” the chief doctor said.  
 “We’ve been here since 1994.  
 Personally, I’ve been here since  
 1999 and it’s just so exciting to  
 see the center grow.” 
 The center’s staff has also  
 grown,  allowing  the  facility  to  
 provide a wider array of services, 
  Dr. Greenseid said.  
 “We’ve added and expanded  
 all of our services, which  
 kind of forced us to expand our  
 staff.” 
 The staff, he said, can communicate  
 to  patients  in  over  
 125 languages, and the newly  
 remodeled  building  is  now  
 completely ADA-accessible.  
 “We feel we represent the  
 diversity of Brooklyn,” he  said,  
 “and I do believe that our staff  
 is  perhaps  the  most  loyal,  
 patient-centric staff we’ve had  
 the pleasure of working with.” 
 To boot, the staff has also  
 raised their own standards to  
 meet  those  of  the  new-andimproved  
 facility.  
 “Our staff has really raised  
 the game as well,” Dr. Greenseid  
 said. 
 Metro  Healthcare  Partners  
 is proud to now serve patients  
 from the onset of an injury to  
 post-injury, the doctor said.  
 “We now have the capability  
 to consult, diagnoses, treat  
 and follow through with most  
 muscular and skeletal injuries.  
 We can treat basically any trauma  
 from head to toe,” he said.  
 “We  also  have  board-certified  
 physicians  that  will  cater  to  
 the patient population, whether  
 they  need  an  orthopedist,  
 neurologist, radiologist, chiropractic  
 care — you name it. A  
 patient can receive all necessary  
 treatment under one roof  
 at wone location.” 
 And that one location is taking  
 special care of patients in  
 the age of COVID-19, Dr. Greenseid  
 said.  The  waiting  areas  
 are sanitized several times an  
 hour, temperature checks and  
 mask-wearing  are  both  mandated  
 and the facility’s upgraded  
 HVAC  system  helps  with  
 airflow. 
 “I feel safer here than in my  
 own house — don’t tell my  
 wife,” the doctor joked, adding  
 that he and his team “never  
 missed a beat” when it comes  
 to serving the community amid  
 the pandemic. 
 “We were never closed, we  
 were open every day throughout  
 the  pandemic  and  we  
 couldn’t be prouder of our staff  
 and physicians for not missing  
 a day of work,” he said. “And we  
 really have a safe environment  
 for all patients and staff.” 
 The facility, Dr. Greenseid  
 added,  caters  to  an  especially  
 large clientele of city employees  
 and essential workers —  
 making what he and his team  
 set out to do feel even more  
 important. 
 “Generally speaking, we feel  
 that we’re basically responsible  
 for all of our first responders  
 and essential workers in  
 the  sense  that,  if  they  put  
 their health in our care, we’re  
 going  to  do  everything  necessary  
 to  keep  them  safe,”  he  
 said. “That’s a huge part of our  
 COVID protocol.” 
 When asked why one might  
 choose Metro Healthcare Partners  
 over  a  competitor,  Dr.  
 Greenseid said simply, it’s a  
 one-stop shop. 
 “I was taught 100 years ago  
 that a patient will pass 100 sites  
 between their home and your  
 facility,” he said. “I do believe  
 we are a cutting-edge, multidisciplinary  
 treatment  center.  
 We have the latest tech as it  
 applies to diagnostics, rehabilitation  
 and  treatment  with  the  
 goal of returning all patients to  
 their pre-injury status.” 
 And their over two decades  
 in the community don’t hurt,  
 the doc added. 
 “We’ve been here,” he said.  
 “We haven’t moved. We’ve only  
 grown, and we’re proud to represent  
 the borough of Brooklyn. 
  We’re honored to treat not  
 only our first responders but  
 also our entire community.” 
 Metro Healthcare Partners  
 is  located  at  3500  Nostrand  
 Ave.  For  more  information,  
 visit metrohealthnyc.com. 
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