Welcome to the Pancreas Center
Compassion. Commitment. Hope.
At the Pancreas Center, we believe in care that goes beyond medications and procedures. We believe in compassion–treating people, not diseases. We believe in commitment–a team of specialists, focused on you, available when you need us. And above all, we believe in hope–providing encouragement not just with words, but with science, as our research team works to find more and better options to treat, diagnose, and prevent pancreatic conditions like pancreatic cancer and pancreatitis.
At the Pancreas Center, you can expect:
- Top Quality: We’re proud to be part of one of the world's best hospital systems, NewYork-Presbyterian. Our team has more experience than other groups, and that results in better outcomes for our patients. Meet the team.
- Comprehensive Care: With our breadth of services and specialized programs, no case is too advanced for us to help. We will maximize quality of life at any stage of disease. See our programs and services.
- Support and Convenience: Our dedicated patient navigators, responsive and caring staff, online educational tools, and monthly support groups are here to make things easier, even during difficult times. Learn more about our resources.
Call us today at (212) 305-9467, or request an appointment online.
Announcements
Pancreas Center Names New Co-Director, Gulam Manji, MD
We are proud to announce that Gulam Manji, MD, PhD has been named Co-Director of The Pancreas Center. He joins founder, John Chabot, MD.
Stories & Perspectives
Stories of Hope: Jeff W.
Jeff W. was a healthy and vibrant 58-year-old movie producer, husband, and father of two when he began experiencing stomach pains while in Eastern Europe for work. He visited a local clinic, where nothing was found on an ultrasound. Upon arriving back in the United States, he got a CT scan that revealed a mass on his pancreas.
Stories of Hope: Ryan Finlay
Ryan is a tough guy—a combat veteran and an NYPD cop. Once, on active duty, he had to have neck surgery without anesthesia. But, he says, that pain paled compared to his pancreatitis.
Stories of Hope: Bob Tepé
Life can be snatched from you in an instant. A more diabolical way is to be told by your doctor that you have cancer. Is it just as much a life-crushing moment if you had an idea something was wrong and your doctor’s confirmation somehow gave it bonafide legitimacy?
Read all of our patient stories
Learn more about the Pancreas Center's Hope Ahead campaign to chart the future of pancreatic care »
Get in touch
Columbia Pancreas Center
(212) 305-9467 | Online appointment form
Herbert Irving Pavilion, 8th Floor
161 Fort Washington Avenue
New York, NY 10032
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Fax: (212) 305-1571
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51 West 51st Street
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New York NY 10019
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Hudson Valley Office
1985 Crompond Road
Cortlandt Manor, NY 10567
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