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Saint Peter’s Physician Associates Expands Network of Physicians with New Piscataway Location

August 9, 2018

Saint Peter’s Physician Associates Expands Network of Physicians with New Piscataway Location
SPPA Piscataway Doctor Photo
PHOTO CAPTION: Saint Peter’s Physician Associates (SPPA), part of Saint Peter’s Healthcare System, expands its network of primary and specialty care physicians with a new location on Stelton Road in Piscataway. Pictured (left to right) at the blessing ceremony celebrating the opening on August 1st are: Vincent Dicks, chairman, Saint Peter’s Healthcare System Board of Governors; Meena Murthy, MD, chief, Division of Endocrinology, Saint Peter’s University Hospital; Kim Dixon, MD; Rose Mustafa, MD; The Most Reverend James F. Checchio, bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Metuchen; Susan McManus, MD, director, Saint Peter’s Breast Center, and president of SPPA; Archna Parmar, DO; Megha Rao, MD; Hongxiu Luo, MD; and Leslie Hirsch, interim CEO and president of Saint Peter’s Healthcare System.

Piscataway, N.J.: Saint Peter’s Physician Associates (SPPA), part of the Saint Peter’s Healthcare System, has expanded its network of primary and specialty care physicians with the opening of a new location at 1636 Stelton Road, Fairways Towne Center, Suite 301, in Piscataway. A blessing of the new facility was celebrated by The Most Reverend James F. Checchio, bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Metuchen, on August 1st. Saint Peter’s Healthcare System, which also includes Saint Peter’s University Hospital in New Brunswick, is sponsored by the Diocese of Metuchen.
 
“We are proud to now offer primary and specialty care services to the residents of Piscataway and neighboring communities in our new facility,” said Leslie Hirsch, interim CEO and president of Saint Peter’s Healthcare System. Hirsch, along with other administrators, physicians, board members, management and staff of Saint Peter’s, joined Bishop Checchio at the blessing. “This new location expands Saint Peter’s outpatient services and demonstrates the commitment to our mission of providing access to a high level of quality and compassionate care for the residents of central New Jersey.”
 
The primary care physicians and specialists at the new Piscataway practice will help adults 18 years and older to manage all aspects of their health care, from wellness and routine screening to disease prevention, including the diagnosis and treatment of such illnesses as asthma, arthritis, breast cancer, the common cold and flu, diabetes and heart disease, among others. SPPA in Piscataway is open five days a week and offers several evenings and Saturdays, as well. While appointments are recommended, walk-ins are also accepted.
 
The physicians, members of the Saint Peter’s University Hospital medical staff, include: Archna Parmar, DO, and Megha Rao, MD, internal medicine/primary care; Susan McManus, MD, breast surgeon and director, Rose Mustafa, MD, and Lisa Hopkins, MD, breast surgeons, and Kim Dixon, MD, internal medicine/breast health, of Saint Peter’s Breast Center; and Meena Murthy, MD, chief, Division of Endocrinology, Saint Peter’s University Hospital, and Hongxiu Luo, MD, endocrinologists specializing in the diagnosis and management of diabetes.
 
“The goal of Saint Peter’s Physician Associates is to offer residents of the communities we serve primary care with access to specialists in an outpatient setting, without having to travel to the hospital or a separate location,” said Dr. McManus, who also serves as president of Saint Peter’s Physician Associates. “However, should our patients need specialized diagnostic testing or have a serious illness or injury that requires them to see other specialists or even a hospital stay, our physicians will work with them to make the appropriate referrals,” adding that Saint Peter’s will be evaluating the needs of the community to determine bringing additional specialty services to the Piscataway practice.
 
For more information or to make an appointment at Saint Peter’s Physician Associates in Piscataway, visit SPPANJ.com or call 732-339-7575.

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