"Dr. ChinQuee, you are very well informed and you educate your patients. You don't leave them in the dark about anything."

– B.A.

 NEWS!

Dr. ChinQuee invited to speak
at the AMMG November 2011 Conference

Sex Hormones: The Next Generation of Psychotropics and Immuno-modulators
Click on the AMMG logo at left for more information.

 MOST RECENT
Dr. ChinQuee's practice, The ChinQuee Center for Health & Wellness, is featured in an informational video on the topic of Age Management. This clip is scheduled to air on TV in the Tri-State area Fall 2011.
Click the image to watch the segment.
As a Board Certified Obstetrician/Gynecologist, Dr. ChinQuee was asked her opinion on whether Kate Middleton's weight loss would have an adverse effect on her chances of becoming pregnant.
Click the Entertainment Tonight logo to watch the segment.
Dr. ChinQuee was featured on WPIX's News Closeup program where she discussed anti-aging with Marvin Scott.
Click the image to watch the program.
 PREVIOUSLY
Dr. ChinQuee was featured in the September 2010 issue of Whole Living Magazine, A Martha Stewart Publication. The article featured five "notable healers."

Click on the magazine cover to download a PDF of Dr. ChinQuee's page in the article.
The Ellis Island Medal of Honor was bestowed upon Dr. ChinQuee in 2008 for her contributions to humanity.

Click on the image of the medal to watch a video.
 SOCIAL MEDIA
A dedicated page on You Tube was set up this year where you can see video clips of Dr. ChinQuee speaking about health issues.

Dr. ChinQuee is the
founder and CEO of
Heartbeats of the World

Heartbeats of the World Logo
Heartbeats of the World Photo

Dr. ChinQuee with girls ages 13-15 at Granville Place of Safety, as part of work of Heartbeats of the World on the Island of Jamaica.

The mission of Heartbeats of the World ("HOW") is to enrich the lives of women, adolescents and children in underserved areas of the world by providing medical resources and educational opportunities to address poverty, unemployment, illiteracy and the prevention and treatment of HIV/AIDS, sexually transmitted diseases and teenage pregnancy.

HOW's educaitonal arm, Bridging the Gap/Seeds of Hope provides educational and vocational training to young people in Jamaica who have been abandoned or otherwise left behind. HOW has contributed substantial funds and medical supplies to Mustard Seed Communities, which provides care and shelter to abandoned physically and mentally handicapped children, children with HIV/AIDS and pre-teen and teenage pregnant girls on the Island of Jamaica, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Nicaragua and Zimbabwe.

Visit the website to learn more:
www.howunited.org