listen to this articleStony Brook’s physician network is growing.
Dr. Shiva Colpoti and his practice, Three Villages Medical Care, based in East Setauket, and Dr. John Labiak’s practice, based in Smithtown, are both part of Stony Brook Medicine Community Medical Group. joined.
Dr. Dara Brener, director of clinical quality at Stony Brook Medicine Community Medical Group, welcomed the two practices.
Dr. Colpoti’s “dedication to providing comprehensive primary care to patients is an essential foundation in their medical journey,” Dr. Brenner said in a written statement.
Mr. Labiak’s “extensive experience and commitment to providing comprehensive, evidence-based care ensures that patients receive the highest quality treatment in the communities he serves,” Brenner said. he said.
“I am thrilled and honored to serve this community as a primary care physician,” Colpoti said in a written statement.
“My excitement stems from the opportunity to provide comprehensive, compassionate care that centers each patient’s unique needs and well-being. Together, we will build a healthier future. “We can do that,” Colpoti added.
Labiak spoke about his long-standing ties to Stony Brook University School of Medicine.
“As a spine surgeon, I have had the honor and pleasure of working at Stony Brook University Hospital for many years. During my tenure, I have witnessed remarkable growth and an outstanding commitment to excellence.” Labiak he said in a written statement.
“We look forward to continued mutual growth and excellence in care as we embark on this new chapter as part of the Stony Brook Medicine Community Medical Group,” Labiak added.
Mr. Colpoti earned his medical degree from Siddhartha Medical College in Vijayawada, India, and completed his internal medicine training at Catholic Medical Center in Brooklyn and Queens, Queens.
Mr. Labiak earned his medical degree from the State University of New York Health Sciences Center in Syracuse, completed his residency in orthopedic surgery at the Orthopedic Institute at Joint Disease Hospital in New York, and then completed a fellowship in spine surgery. He shares his knowledge and experience as a clinical assistant professor of orthopedics and neurosurgery at Stony Brook School of Medicine.
