History
In 1986, NAPA was founded by a small group of anesthesiologists from Manhasset, NY’s North Shore University Hospital with the goal of providing the highest-possible quality anesthesia services to the hospital’s operating facilities. From that beginning NAPA has expanded to five states and will continue to grow, striving to remain the most progressive anesthesia group in the nation.
Take a look at the last 20+ years at NAPA:
- 1986: Founded at North Shore University Hospital (Manhasset, NY) as North Shore Anesthesia Associates
- 1989-2002: Added 10 Hospital-based anesthesia departments as the North Shore-LIJ Health System expanded
- 1995: North Shore Pain Services formed
- 1997: First expansion outside North Shore-LIJ Health System through Vassar Brothers Medical Center in Poughkeepsie, NY
- 2000: Renamed North American Partners in Anesthesia (NAPA);
Comprehensive Health Care Associates (CHCA) founded
- 2001: North Shore Pain Services renamed North American Partners in Pain Management (NAPPM); NAPA is a founding member of the Anesthesia Business Group;
PRASEC formed
- 2002: Expansion outside of New York state into Maryland & New Hampshire
- 2005: CHCA becomes NAPA Management Services Corporation (NMSC)
- 2006: Expansion into Pennsylvania
- 2007: Began practice management for Allied Pediatrics of New York
- 2008: Expanded into New Jersey by adding Monmouth Medical Center; added first Anesthesia Residency Program through agreement with Westchester Medical Center
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