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# Surgical Associates of New Haven

Committed to Excellence Since 1967

## Sitemaps

- [XML Sitemap](https://sanh.org/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website.

## Posts

- [Blog](https://sanh.org/blog/) - Use this static Page to test the Theme's handling of the Blog Posts Index page. If the site is set to display a static Page on the Front Page, and this Page is set to display the Blog Posts Index, then this text should not appear.
- [Semiretirement Announcement Michael O’Brien, MD, PhD, FACS Surgical Associates of New Haven, P.C.](https://sanh.org/retirement-announcement-michael-obrien-md-phd-facs-surgical-associates-of-new-haven-p-c/) - After nearly three decades of having the privilege of caring for patients, Dr. Michael O'Brien has decided that it is time he step back from performing surgery in the operating room yet allow himself to continue to pursue other clinically related interests. As of January 1, 2025, he will no longer be doing major surgery
- [Retirement Announcement Paul Barcewicz, M.D. FACS Surgical Associates of New Haven, P.C.](https://sanh.org/retirement-announcement-paul-barcewicz-m-d-facs-surgical-associates-of-new-haven-p-c/) - After more than 30 years of having the joy and honor of caring for patients, Dr. Paul Barcewicz retired from his general surgical practice on May 1, 2021. Dr. Barcewicz's professional career centered on his private practice with Surgical Associates of New Haven with privileges at Yale-New Haven Hospital and the Hospital of Saint Raphael's.
- [Dr. Zuckerman Top Doc in 2015!](https://sanh.org/dr-zuckerman-top-doc-in-2015/) - Dr. Kaye Zuckerman was named one of the 2015 Top Docs by Connecticut Magazine. Read more about it here.
- [Surgical Associates has a new office!](https://sanh.org/surgical-associates-has-a-new-office/) - Dear Surgical Associates patients, we have moved our Shoreline office from Madison to Guilford. Our new address is: Surgical Associates of New Haven 669 Boston Post Road Guilford, CT 06437 Directions here We look forward to seeing you!

## Pages

- [Welcome to Surgical Associates of New Haven](https://sanh.org/) - For almost 50 years patients have turned to the physicians of Surgical Associates of New Haven for their surgical needs. Our board-certified surgeons offer a variety of procedures, treating and diagnosing patients with a number of different disorders and diseases. If you are someone interested in becoming a patient, please take a moment to visit
- [Bill pay](https://sanh.org/bill-pay/) - Scan the QR code to pay your bill or click here.
- [Contact Us](https://sanh.org/contact-us/) - The staff at Surgical Associates of New Haven looks forward to hearing from you. Please use the form below to send us a comment or question.
- [Insurance](https://sanh.org/insurance/) - Surgical Associates of New Haven participates with many insurance carriers. We require insurance information prior to your appointment to verify eligibility.
- [Locations](https://sanh.org/hours-locations/) - Crown Towers at 129 York Street Suite 1R New Haven and East Shore Medical Center at 6 Woodland Road, Madison
- [Crown Towers / Tower Medical](https://sanh.org/hours-locations/crown-towers/) - 129 York Street Suite-1R New Haven CT, 06511 Phone: FAX: (203) 785-9097 Hours Monday – Friday 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
- [Guilford Office](https://sanh.org/hours-locations/guilford-office/) - 6 Woodland Road Madison, CT 06443-2332 Phone: Hours Monday 8:30 am - 5:00 pm Tuesday - Thursday Closed Friday 1:30 pm- 4:30 pm
- [Required Forms](https://sanh.org/required-forms/) - If this is your first visit with Surgical Associates you will need to provide information that will enable us to register you in our electronic medical record.
- [Our Policies](https://sanh.org/our-policies/) - Please contact our office to cancel a physical examination appointment at least 24 hours prior to your appointment.
- [Patient Guide](https://sanh.org/patient-guide/) - You can play a key role in your own health care by being an active participant. Preparation will help you make the most of your visit.
- [About Us](https://sanh.org/about-us/) - Surgical Associates of New Haven, PC was founded in 1967 by Richard Selzer, M.D., Bernard Siegel, M.D. and Andrew J. Graham, M.D.
- [Patient Portal](https://sanh.org/patient-portal/) - The Patient Portal enables our patients to communicate with our doctors, nurses, and staff members easily, safely, and securely via the Internet.
- [Preparing for Your Visit](https://sanh.org/preparing-for-your-visit/) - We ask that you please review the list below and bring all results that pertain to the condition for which you are being evaluated.
- [Our Reviews](https://sanh.org/our-reviews/) - At Surgical Associates of New Haven, we strive to provide the best service to our patients. If you would like to let us know, please take our patient survey.
- [What to Prepare](https://sanh.org/what-to-prepare/) - In preparation for your visit, we ask that you review the list below and bring all results that pertain to the condition for which you are being evaluated.
- [Questions to Ask](https://sanh.org/questions-to-ask/) - Here is a list of possible questions to ask your physician or surgeon.
- [Things to Remember](https://sanh.org/things-to-remember/) - Here is a list of important items to remember for your next appointment.

## Surgeons

- [Kaye Zuckerman, M.D.](https://sanh.org/surgeons/kaye-zuckerman/) - Kaye Zuckerman, M.D., FACS joined SANH in 2002. She is a member of the American Society of Breast Surgeons and is certified in surgical breast ultrasound.
- [Michael Kevin O’Brien, M.D., Ph.D](https://sanh.org/surgeons/michael-kevin-obrien/) - Michael K. O’Brien M.D., Ph.D., FACS joined Surgical Associates of New Haven in 1996. He is also an Assistant Clinical Professor of Surgery at Yale University.

## Patient-Education

- [Pancreatitis](https://sanh.org/patient-education/pancreatitis/) - Pancreatitis is inflammation of the pancreas that usually begins as a sudden attack and is often caused by gallstones or alcohol abuse.
- [Umbilical Hernia](https://sanh.org/patient-education/umbilical-hernia/) - An umbilical hernia is an outward bulging of the lining of the abdomen or part of the abdominal organ(s) through the area around the belly button.
- [Hernia](https://sanh.org/patient-education/hernia/) - An inguinal hernia occurs when soft tissue protrudes through a weak point in the abdominal muscles. The resulting bulge can be painful.
- [Hemorrhoids](https://sanh.org/patient-education/hemorrhoids/) - Hemorrhoid problems are very common in men and women. About half of all people have noticeable hemorrhoids by the age of 50.
- [Gallstones](https://sanh.org/patient-education/gallstones/) - Gallstone disease is a common medical problem, affecting 10 percent to 15 percent of the population of the U.S., or well over 25 million people.
- [Diverticulitis](https://sanh.org/patient-education/diverticulitis/) - Diverticulitis is a condition that occurs when a person has problems from small pouches that have formed and pushed out through weak spots in the colon wall.
- [Colorectal Cancer](https://sanh.org/patient-education/colorectal-cancer/) - Colorectal cancer is the second-leading cause of cancer deaths in the U.S. Early detection leads to easier treatments and higher survival rates.
- [Pilonidal Dimple](https://sanh.org/patient-education/pilonidal-dimple/) - Pilonidal dimple is a condition that can occur anywhere along the crease between the buttocks, which runs from the bone at the bottom of the spine to the anus.
- [Sebaceous Cyst](https://sanh.org/patient-education/sebaceous-cyst/) - Epidermoid cysts are noncancerous small bumps beneath the skin. They can appear anywhere on the skin, but are most common on the face, neck and trunk.
- [Squamous Cell Carcinoma](https://sanh.org/patient-education/squamous-cell-carcinoma/) - Squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) is an uncontrolled growth of abnormal cells arising in the squamous cells, which compose most of the skin’s upper layers.
- [Ventral Hernia](https://sanh.org/patient-education/ventral-hernia/) - A ventral hernia is a bulging of the abdominal wall, often at the midline. However, it can occur at any location on the abdominal wall.
- [Breast Cancer](https://sanh.org/patient-education/breast-cancer/) - Cancer begins in cells, the building blocks that make up all tissues and organs of the body, including the breast.
- [Benign Breast Conditions](https://sanh.org/patient-education/benign-breast-conditions/) - If you find changes in one of your breasts, it’s important to see a doctor as soon as possible. But keep in mind that most breast changes are not cancer.
- [Basal Cell Carcinoma](https://sanh.org/patient-education/basal-cell-carcinoma/) - BCCs are abnormal, uncontrolled growths or lesions that arise in the skin’s basal cells, which line the deepest layer of the epidermis.
- [Anorectal Abscess](https://sanh.org/patient-education/anorectal-abscess/) - An anorectal abscess is a collection of pus in the area of the anus and rectum.
- [Anal Fissure](https://sanh.org/patient-education/anal-fissure/) - An anal fissure is a small split or tear in the thin moist tissue lining the lower rectum. Anal fissures are common in young infants, but may occur at any age.

## Categories

- [Uncategorized](https://sanh.org/category/uncategorized/)

## Type of Disease

- [Breast](https://sanh.org/disease-types/breast/)
- [Abdomen](https://sanh.org/disease-types/abdomen/)
- [Hernia](https://sanh.org/disease-types/hernia/)
- [Anal/Rectal](https://sanh.org/disease-types/analrectal/)
- [Skin](https://sanh.org/disease-types/skin/)