Novellis Health

June is Men’s Health Month.

Many cancers develop without symptoms, which is why routine screening matters.

At Novellis Health, Dr. Errol Mallett (Urology) and Dr. Mukul Arya (Gastroenterology) work together to help men stay ahead of prostate and colorectal cancer through early detection and coordinated care.

Prostate cancer and colorectal cancer are among the most common cancers affecting men, but when found early, treatment options are often more effective.

If you are 45 or older, have a family history of cancer, or have concerns about your health, now is the time to start the conversation.

📍 Brooklyn: 2101 Avenue X
📍 Richmond Hill: 136-21 Hillside Avenue
🅿️ Complimentary On-Site Parking

Stronger Men. Healthier Futures.

Congratulations to the New York Knicks on bringing the NBA Championship back to New York City!

At Novellis Health, we know success comes from showing up consistently, putting in the work, and playing the long game.

The same is true for your health.

Stay in the game. Get screened.

Men’s Health Month is the perfect time to schedule a preventive health visit, discuss prostate cancer screening, and take charge of your health before symptoms appear.

Because championships aren’t won waiting on the sidelines- and neither is good health.

📞 Schedule your Men’s Health Visit with Dr. Errol Mallett today.

According to the American Cancer Society, Black men are about 73% more likely to develop prostate cancer than White men and are more than twice as likely to die from the disease.

These numbers are concerning, but they also highlight the importance of awareness, regular checkups, and conversations about prostate health.

Many men with early prostate cancer have no symptoms. Understanding your risk and discussing screening with your physician can help identify problems sooner and provide more treatment options if cancer is found.

This Men’s Health Month, take a proactive approach to your health.

To schedule a Men’s Health Visit with Dr. Errol Mallett:

📞 718-512-2160

📍 Brooklyn: 2101 Avenue X

📍 Queens: 136-21 Hillside Avenue, Richmond Hill

Complimentary parking available.

Source: American Cancer Society, Cancer Facts & Figures for African American/Black People.

Low iron is more than feeling tired. It’s a medical condition, and it usually has a cause worth finding.

Common signs of iron deficiency may include:
• Constant fatigue
• Pale skin
• Shortness of breath with activity
• Dizziness
• Hair thinning
• Ice cravings
• Restless legs at night

At Novellis Health, iron infusions are prescribed and supervised by board-certified hematologists. We perform the appropriate laboratory testing, identify potential causes of iron deficiency, and develop a treatment plan tailored to your needs.

If you’ve been told your iron is low or fatigue has become your normal schedule a consultation with our team.

718-517-3550

Don’t ignore the signs.

Waking up to p*e. Changes in urinary habits. Fatigue. A family history you’ve been meaning to bring up. Too many men wait until it’s impossible to ignore.

This Men’s Health Month, take control. One visit. One conversation. Your health.

📞 Dr. Errol Mallett, MD, FACS Urology at Novellis Health: 718-512-2160

June is Men’s Health Month and Dr. Errol Mallett, MD, FACS, our Medical Director of Urology, is leading the way all month long.

Prostate health, screening, prevention, and early detection: the things every man should stay on top of, but too many put off. All June, we’ll be sharing what you need to know to stay ahead of it.

Follow along. Share it with the men in your life.

……..My urologist’s checking my prostate. My Knicks in 5. 🧡💙

Get screened. Stay in the game.

Some days in cancer care stay with you.

The day a patient rings the bell.
The day treatment ends.
The smile that says more than words ever could.

National Cancer Survivors Day is about celebrating those moments and the people behind them.

Today we honor every survivor who trusted us with their care, shared their fears, celebrated their victories, and reminded us why this work matters.

Thank you for allowing us to be part of your lives.

Today, we celebrate you. 💙 Novellis Strong.

Wishing you and your family a Eid Mubarak!