Stacy Loeb, MD

Boris Kobrinsky, MD, is a specialist in medical oncology and hematology, providing expert care for adults at the Perlmutter Cancer Center at NYU Langone Ambulatory Care Rego Park. The center is dedicated to offering high-quality services across various specialty care areas, including cancer treatment and support. With a comprehensive approach to diagnosing and treating a wide range of conditions, including various cancers and blood disorders, Dr. Kobrinsky and his team prioritize patient care and education. They are committed to delivering personalized treatment plans tailored to the unique needs of each patient. Generated from the website

Susan Ching, DO is a Family Medicine provider with Mount Sinai Health System, treating patients in the Rego Park area. Dr. Ching is committed to compassionate, coordinated care that supports patients throughout the diverse communities we serve.

John Wang, MD, is a top surgical oncologist specializing in minimally invasive approaches, with a focus on upper gastrointestinal and hepato-pancreato-biliary surgeries. He has been named a Castle Connolly Top Doctor since 2017.He earned his medical degree at University of Maryland School of Medicine and completed his residency at St. Vincent’s Catholic Medical Center. He completed four fellowships, including two in minimally invasive surgery, surgical oncology and surgical critical care. Dr. Wang’s extensive background reflects his intense passion for offering patients only the very best care. “My job as a surgeon is to be a sponge—to absorb, learn and grow,” he says. “I’ve been exposed to a wide variety of techniques, and I’ve incorporated them all along the way.” He enjoys figuring out solutions for the most complex cases and continuing to build his knowledge for every future procedure. Dr. Wang is one of only a few surgeons at Northwell who can treat right-sided colon cancers by using a suprapubic approach, which leaves no visible incision on the patient’s abdomen, offering better cosmetic outcomes. He has trained his surgical partners on the approach as well, noting the importance of working together as a team and sharing knowledge. “Each member of my surgical team brings a different set of experiences to the table,” he says. “For our most complex cases, two sets of eyes and four hands is better than one set and two hands.” Dr. Wang sees this group effort as vital to the patient’s care and experience, which are his topmost priorities. “When you see a patient doing well after a successful operation, that’s better than doing the operation itself,” Dr. Wang says. “It’s the most satisfying feeling in the world.”