Senior Attending Board-Certified Cardiologist

Stephen W. Kopf, MD, FACC, RVT, PC

Dr. Stephen Kopf is a Senior Attending, Board-Certified Cardiologist affiliated with Phelps Hospital/Northwell Health, and he operates a private practice in Ossining, New York. With over 25 years of experience, Dr. Kopf has provided expert care for patients with coronary artery disease, heart failure, valvular heart conditions, arrhythmias, hypertension, and lipid disorders. His comprehensive approach includes risk assessment and preventive strategies to help reduce the likelihood of heart attacks. In addition to his cardiology credentials, Dr. Kopf is a Registered Vascular Technologist. This specialized training enables him to perform non-invasive evaluations of arterial and venous health using advanced ultrasound imaging and vascular physics principles. He offers second opinions, preoperative consultations, and inpatient care upon request at Phelps Hospital or by appointment at his Ossining office. Known for his clinical expertise and compassionate care, Dr. Kopf consistently receives high praise and strong recommendations from his patients.

Westchester County

Jeff Edwards

New York City Metropolitan Area

Ossining-Croton-On-Hudson

New York

Dr. Stephen Kopf is a Senior Attending, Board-Certified Cardiologist affiliated with Phelps Hospital/Northwell Health, and he operates a private...

A man observed by cops hitting another man in the face was arrested on the spot, Lt. William Sullivan said.  Shaquan Dixon, 17, of North Malcolm Street, Ossining, was charged with second degree assault, a felony, after police said they observed the incident incident on Nov. 8 at 9:20 p.m near the beginning of Croton Avenue. Police saw the man strike another man in the face, resulting in broken bones in the man's face.  Note: An arrest does not indicate a conviction.

A man observed by cops hitting another man in the face was arrested on the spot, Lt. William Sullivan said.  Shaquan Dixon, 17, of North Malcolm Street, Ossining, was charged with second degree assault, a felony, after police said they observed the incident incident on Nov. 8 at 9:20 p.m near the beginning of Croton Avenue. Police saw the man strike another man in the face, resulting in broken bones in the man's face.

Note: An arrest does not indicate a conviction.

Police say they saw a man hit someone in the face, breaking bones, and arrested him on the spot.