Did you know?
Windsor Dermatology
physicians are committed to volunteering their time and medical expertise to
communities near and far as well as to dermatology professional associations.
This coming
September, Windsor Dermatology physician Dr. Brian Keegan will be participating
in a Free the Children dermatology mission to the Maasai Mara region of Kenya
in Africa. This week-long humanitarian initiative provides volunteer care for
the dermatologic needs of the local children. Free the Children funds mobile
health clinics and basic medical supplies in disadvantaged areas to meet
specialized healthcare needs.
Dr. Keegan, Dr. David Nieves and Dr. Wendy Myers all take part in free skin screenings at the University Medical Center of Princeton at Plainsboro and many other locations throughout are region. Dr. Keegan also serves on the Medical Advisory Board of the Princeton Fitness and Wellness Center which offers programs promoting the health and well-being of the Greater Princeton Community.
Windsor Dermatology is a sponsor of, and a
participant in, Mercer County Woman
magazine’s annual Head to Toe Woman’s Wellness Expo.
Dr. Jerry Bagel, Windsor Dermatology medical
director has helped spearhead funding for National Psoriasis Foundation (NPF)
for psoriasis care and research. He has twice been honored by the NPF as the
nation’s number one recruiter of patients with psoriasis and has also served as
an advisor to the NPF’s Board of Trustees.
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