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Dear Visitor:
In this section you will gain immediate access to timely and relevant information, pertaining to our practice and area of expertise. You are invited to explore current press releases, the latest statistical facts about Kidney Disease, the Founder’s Biography, and some interesting story ideas for your audience. You can also hear Dr. Prince’s interviews with two major radio stations – WLITE FM and WBLI/WBAB.
In the News:
Fighting Kidney Disease, One Step at a Time (PDF file)
Dr. Prince is a Newly-Elected President of the Medical Staff
Nassau Physicians Foundation appoints a Vice President of Membership (PDF file)
Articles written by Dr. Prince
How to lower your Blood Pressure without medication (Queens Tribune)
A few crucial things you need to know about Kidney Function (Long Island Press)
Discover ways to protect your Kidney (Long Island Press)
What you should know about Kidney Stones (Long Island Press)
Radio Appearances:
WLITE FM Podcast
WBLI/WBAB
North Shore Nephrology was founded on one simple idea: every patient deserves the best personalized medical care possible. Since then, it has evolved into a busy practice, consisting of five board-certified Nephrology physicians who service patients across Long Island and Queens.
Fast Facts
- North Shore Nephrology P.C. opened its doors on July 1st 2002.
- Founder – Dr. Simon E. Prince FASN, FACP
- Area of Specialization: Chronic Kidney Disease and Hypertension
- Goal: To determine the best course of treatment for Kidney Disease, alleviate pain and enhance the quality of life for patients.
- Website address: www.nsneph.com
- Founder’s Blog : www.uremicfrost.com
- Location: Manhasset, NY
- Number of Employees: 9
Practicing Physicians
- Dr. Simon E. Prince, FACP, FASN
- Sayed S. Ali M.D.
- Gerard J. Tepedino M.D.
- Alicia R. Notkin, M.D.
- Jeffrey T. Cohen, M.D.
Dr. Simon Prince is the Founder and President of North Shore Nephrology P.C. As a clinician and scientist, he is pre-eminent in the field of Nephrology, with a principal focus on Chronic Kidney Disease and Hypertension.
Dr. Prince is an ideal medical expert for commentary on radio or television. He is available to discuss a wide range of medical topics affecting millions of people across the United States.
Education:
Dr. Prince graduated with a B.A. from University of Pennsylvania in 1993, where he studied Economics and Mathematics. In 1997 he received his Medical Degree from New York College of Osteopathic Medicine in Old Westbury NY. He completed his internship and residency training in Internal Medicine at North Shore University Hospital (Manhasset, NY) and Memorial Sloan Kettering Center (NYC).
In 2002, Dr. Prince completed his fellowship in Nephrology and Hypertension at North Shore University Hospital and Long Island Jewish Hospital, with additional training in Kidney Transplantation at The Rogosin Institute, New York Hospital, Cornell.
Career Highlights:
Dr. Prince is the President of the Medical Staff at North Shore University Hospital in Manhasset, NY and actively serves on various hospital committees. In addition, he is a Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine at NYU School of Medicine. Dr. Prince regularly provides training to medical students, residents and fellows at the local hospitals and teaches Nephrology at NYCOM (New York College of Osteopathic Medicine).
Dr. Prince has written extensively on many areas of Nephrology and has been published in numerous local and national publications.
As an expert on all things Nephrology, Dr. Prince is a frequent guest on popular radio shows, including WLITE FM, Q104.3, WBAB/WBLI, WTHE, WRIV. His goal is to share his insights about Kidney Disease and High Blood Pressure and help as many people as possible to protect their health and take control of their lives.
Area of Expertise:
Chronic Kidney Disease, End Stage Renal Disease, Kidney Transplantation, Anemia Management, Kidney Stone Evaluation, Kidney Biopsy, Hypertension, etc.
Charitable Activities:
Dr. Prince has participated in multiple charitable events devoted to Kidney disease and Hypertension. These events include Community lectures, Kidney Walks, Inner-city Youth events with a basketball star Alonzo Mourning, and many others.
In July of 2009 Dr. Prince has been appointed Vice President of Membership of Nassau Physicians Foundation in Manhasset NY. He is responsible for bringing together a diverse group of physicians and encouraging them to participate in charitable events across Long Island.
Here is a list of some of the topics and issues we would like to share with your audience. Please note that this list is NOT exhaustive. NSN physicians will be happy to address a wide variety of questions, pertaining to Kidney Disease, Hypertension and Anemia.
Kidney Disease
- Major risk factors for Kidney Disease.
- Ways to prevent and treat this disease.
- The warning signs everyone should be aware of.
- Abnormal Kidney functions.
- Blood test results and Kidney disorder.
- Treatment Methods for Kidney Failure (including dieting and exercise)
- What is a typical rate of progression for Kidney disease?
- Slowing the progression of Kidney Disease.
- Useful information for Kidney donors- post-surgical effects of organ donation, health risks, activity limits, etc.
- Does the age of the Kidney donor affect the outcome of Kidney Transplant? Do younger donors have better success rates?
- What happens when your body rejects Kidney Transplant?
- How Kidney affects your sports potential and physical endurance?
- Sexual activity or sexual dysfunction among CDK patients
- Connection between Diabetes, Heart Disease, Hypertension and Kidney Disease.
- Specific dieting tips to prevent or treat Kidney Disorder (high-protein diets, low-protein diets, salt diets, low phosphorus and low potassium, fluid intakes, etc.)
- What is a “Dropped Kidney” (birth abnormality), and does it lead to Kidney problems?
- Dialysis Treatment and side effects. Can missing just one Dialysis treatment shorten your life?
Hypertension
- Major risks associated with High Blood Pressure.
- Symptoms and causes of Hypertension.
- Diastolic and Systolic Blood Pressure. What do these numbers mean?
- The most dangerous aspect of High Blood Pressure.
- The best way to manage Hypertension (specific dieting tips, etc.)
- Does Kidney Disease and Sleep Apnea lead to Hypertension?
- Connection between Stroke, Hearth Disease and Hypertension.
- Does High Blood Pressure lead to Erectile Dysfunction?
Anemia
- Main Causes of Anemia
- Connection between Red Blood Cell production and Anemia
- Different types of Anemia: Iron Deficiency Anemia, Vitamin Deficiency Anemia
- According to National Kidney Foundation, over 30 million Americans suffer from Chronic Kidney Disease. It’s 13% of adult population. The number continues to increase rapidly due to high obesity rates.
- 1 in 9 Americans will eventually develop Kidney Disease in their lifetime.
- More than 340,000 of Americans are on dialysis.
- Nearly 75,000 are on the waiting list for a kidney transplant.
- More than 7,000 of our fellow Long Islanders are undergoing dialysis treatment.
- Put the needs and well-being of our patients first.
- Provide safe, timely and high-quality treatment.
- Constantly improve, refine and enhance our medical and administrative procedures in order to fulfill growing patient demands.
- Educate our patients about Kidney Disorders and assist them in making informed decisions about their health.
- Increase awareness of Kidney Disease and the importance of early diagnosis.
- Treat all patients, of all ages, with the utmost respect and dignity.
If you are a member of the Media and need additional information, do not hesitate to contact us at any time. We look forward to working with you.
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