Community Health Action of Staten Island
Michael Silletti serves as the Director at FOX Rehabilitation since December 2015, where key accomplishments include year-over-year gross profit growth, team management of 80 professionals, and integration leadership on the Mergers and Acquisitions team. Silletti has also held the role of Regional Quality Assurance Liaison, focusing on operational excellence and compliance oversight. Additionally, Silletti is a member of the Board of Directors for Community Health Action of Staten Island and previously served as Consultant and Director of Physical Therapy at Ultimate Physical Therapy, achieving a significant revenue increase. Earlier experience includes a clinical director position at Complete Care Medical Group and work as a physical therapist at Broadway Physical Therapy. Silletti holds a Doctor of Physical Therapy from Seton Hall University, an Executive MBA from Quantic School of Business and Technology, and a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Seton Hall University.
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Community Health Action of Staten Island
Community Health Action of Staten Island drives dramatic improvements in the health of Staten Islanders. In 1988, a group comprised of Staten Islanders who were concerned about the impact of AIDS on our community came together to address the stigma, the discrimination, and terrible conditions of people with AIDS on Staten Island. This group of activists, providers, family members, and people living with the virus to mount created the Staten Island AIDS Task Force. In 2004, we changed our name from the Staten Island AIDS Task Force to Community Health Action of Staten Island to reflect the expansion of our services as we respond to the evolving needs of the people we serve. Over the years, our services expanded. We now offer a wide range of services, including domestic violence counseling and intervention, a 24-hour resource and recovery center, alternatives to incarceration services, initiatives for the LGBTQ community and youth, peer education and syringe exchange, opioid overdose prevention trainings, HIV prevention education, benefits assistance for SNAP and health insurance enrollment, community-based HIV, hepatitis C and STD testing, a food pantry, and a mobile food pantry. The agency operates in neighborhoods with the highest rates of HIV, poverty and substance use. We also operate programs on Mobile Health Units, in NYS Correctional Facilities, at the Pride Center of Staten Island, and the Staten Island Family Justice Center.