Overview
CMADC provides health care in Rockland County for the uninsured, underinsured, and underserved, offering primary care, dental, OB/Gyn, behavioral health, and other specialties in a private physician setting as a nonprofit since 1993 with over 17,000 patients. It operates a community health model delivering services through affiliated private physicians, coordinating care across disciplines; federal ARRA funding supports expanded access and allows recruiting more providers. It differs from for-profit clinics by being a 501(c)(3) nonprofit focused on underserved residents in a defined area, using federal support to grow while offering multiple specialties under private physician care. Its goal is to increase access to medical and dental care for the Rockland County underserved by expanding services and providers to serve more patients.
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- The clinic reported $20.2 million revenue in 2024, showing meaningful scale.
- Its website still lists broad services and active scheduling as of August 2026.
- Federal grant support of $1.26 million in 2024 underpins access for underserved patients.
What critics are saying
- A March 2026 retaliation lawsuit alleges misuse of federal funds and no medical director.
- The complaint names CEO Mendel Hoffman and CFO Chana Amsel, increasing governance risk.
- Any adverse federal review could cut grants, freeze operations, and damage referral relationships.
What makes Community Medical and Dental Care unique
- CMADC has operated in Monsey since 1993, bundling medical and dental care.
- It serves uninsured and underinsured Rockland County patients with one roof, multilingual community access.
- Its specialty mix spans pediatrics, OB/GYN, behavioral health, dentistry, and oral surgery.
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