Felix Dailey-Sterling, MD - Optum Cardiology-Hackensack

Loving Hands Newsletter Loving Hands is a home care service organization founded and staffed by medical professionals who are dedicated to providing highly professional health care services for those in need. We are committed to quality, emphasizing a caring attitude and understanding of individual concerns. We are available 24 hours a day, every day of the year, to coordinated placement and to offer support services. Our office staff handles calls with courtesy and confidentiality. We can assist you in meeting both short and long term needs while providing care at all levels. Loving Hands works closely with the physicians and family members to develop and implement a personal care plan to effectively achieve and maintain a higher quality of life for the patient. Together, we will choose the right health care worker who will not only render the best care, but who will also provide the patient and the family members with appropriate information and education relating to their loved ones illness. Payment reimbursements will be handled by the Loving Hands office. All bills will be submitted to the specific billing source so that the patient and their loved ones will not be burdened by this process. Loving Hands will bill insurance companies, HMO's, private funded reimbursement companies/institutions, hospital based Medicare organizations, Medicaid, private pay, state and county programs and many others. Email us or call 1-800-286-1133 with any questions or concerns, we will be more than happy to assist you with your needs.

Book Appointment Dr. Kimberly L. Cooper received her undergraduate degree from Harvard University and her medical degree from the Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons. She completed her urology residency training at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Columbia University Medical Center before completing a fellowship in voiding dysfunction, female urology and neurourology at the same institution. Dr. Cooper is board certified in urology. She sees female and male patients with voiding dysfunction including urinary incontinence, overactive bladder, urinary infections, urine retention, vaginal prolapse, hematuria, pelvic pain, neurogenic bladder, and BPH. She has expertise in performing urodynamic testing. Her clinical and research interests include voiding dysfunction, urinary tract infections, and minimizing antibiotic use by maximizing behavioral interventions and alternative therapies to prevent UTIs. She is a former competitive tennis player who played for Harvard University. She lives with her husband and two daughters in Westchester.