Michael Albert Mont, MD

Netanel Ben-Shalom, MD, FNPS, is a neurosurgeon at Northwell Health Lenox Hill Hospital. He is internationally recognized as the world's first neurosurgeon to complete The Johns Hopkins Neuroplastic and Reconstructive Surgery fellowship and treats patients with brain tumors, complex neurosurgical deformities, and cranial defects utilizing innovative surgical techniques.As a dual fellowship-trained neurosurgeon, Dr. Ben-Shalom has expertise in both neurosurgical oncology and neuroplastic and reconstructive surgery that allows him to customize his patients' treatment plans to help minimize scar visibility, maximize wound healing, and offer a personalized approach to their care.Dr. Ben-Shalom frequently performs intricate neurosurgical procedures, that requires precise tumor removal and same time complex reconstruction using customized biomaterials for craniofacial and skull base defect.Modern-day cranioplasty, along with the burgeoning field of neuroplastic and reconstructive surgery, compelled Dr. Ben-Shalom to investigate various techniques, surgical advancements, and novel implantable biomaterials during his research at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. The collaboration of various specialties inspired Dr. Ben-Shalom to explore new ways to improve patients' outcomes and offer a more holistic approach to their journey.His compassionate care combined with his focus on brain tumor surgery and advanced technologies like 3-D printing and third-generation cranial implants allows him to restore the function, form, and confidence in each of his patients. Dr. Ben-Shalom believes that addressing patients' personal goals and overall wellbeing are paramount to optimal recovery.Dr. Ben-Shalom is an assistant professor of neurosurgery at the Donald and Barbara Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell and co-founder of the neuroplastic and reconstructive surgery program at Lenox Hill. He is also the principal investigator of several clinical trials that seek to improve the surgical care and diagnosis of patients with brain tumors.Dr. Ben-shalom believes in treating patients as a whole.We are absolutely committed to deliver the most innovative combination of science and surgery to each patient in order to achieve the best outcomes

I believe in treating my patients as whole human beings, not just as body parts or injuries. I always do my best to listen to my patients and tailor my treatments appropriately according to their own prior experiences and personal preferences. I take time during each visit to explain the findings in x-rays and other tests, and make those findings relatable to symptoms and treatment. Although I m a surgeon, I do my best in every case to try appropriate non-surgical treatments first, and reserve surgery as a last resort. My goal is to keep my patients healthy, active, and pain-free with the smallest amount of medication and surgery as possible.My primary specialization is in the treatment of arthritis and other degenerative or traumatic conditions of the hip and knee. If surgery is required, I use the latest technologies including surgical x-ray and robotics to perform partial and total hip and knee replacements with the highest degree of accuracy and predictability. I also treat general orthopaedic conditions such as fractures, dislocations, tendon injuries, and joint inflammation. I believe in treating patients equally and accept nearly all insurance plans.In addition to my clinical practice, I have an interest in research and am actively enrolling patients in trials with the goal of finding more effective medications and surgical technology to benefit future generations. My orthopaedic research articles and review chapters have been accepted into prestigious publications such as the Journal of Arthroplasty and the Orthopaedic Knowledge Update. I work with a team of residents and fellows and oversee their clinical education in the office, hospital wards, and the operating room.

Ythan Goldberg, MD is Director of Structural Echocardiography at Lenox Hill Hospital, and Western Regional Director of Structural Echocardiography for Northwell Health. Dr. Goldberg earned his Bachelor of Arts at Cornell University in 1997, followed by his Doctor of Medicine at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey in 2001. He performed his postdoctoral training at Montefiore Medical Center, completing an internship and residency in internal medicine in 2004 and a fellowship in cardiovascular medicine in 2007.Dr. Goldberg s clinical and research interests focus on advanced echocardiography for valvular heart disease, particularly for transcatheter interventions. His work has been presented in peer-reviewed journals and at regional and national conferences. He serves as review editor for Frontiers in Cardiovascular Medicine, and is on review committees for Circulation: Cardiovascular Imaging, Echocardiography, and Medical Education. He is a member of several professional organizations, including the American College of Cardiology, the American Society of Echocardiography, American Heart Association and the International Society of Cardiac Ultrasound.