STEPHAN KAMHOLZ

Dr Kemholz was a true gem. He was a medical expert and my chief of medicine at Northwell for many years. He was really smar and spoke so many languages. He was truly loved and respected by everyone. Very modest and friendly. He is greatly missed.

I have revisited the messages on this site from friends acquaintances, patients and others. I was a patient of Doctor Kalmholz and got to know him over several visits. He always carefully took my vital signs and did a complete workup He explained why he was doing whatever he did, what the signs were and his conclusions. When he was no longer able to see me he referred me to an excellent colleague. He also visited me in the hospital thereafter. W@hat a great man!

I remember Dr. kamholz when I was a medical student at Albert Einstein and he was a pulmonary fellow at Montefiore hospital . Even then he impressed me with his academic brilliance and almost photographic memory. I am so saddened to hear of his untimely death due to Covid but not surprised to hear of his devotion to his staff, students, and fellow physicians. I was on staff at Downstate /kings county medical center in the mid 1980’s a few years prior to his arrival and always regretted not...

Dr. Kamholz was a great mentor and friend during my training from 2014 until his passing. Lessons I learned from him resonate with me every day. He touched countless lives of young physicians and we will always appreciate him. He will never be forgotten.

Dr Stephan L. Kamholz was the Doctor who was in charge of the team that treated me during my illness at King's County Hospital Center Brooklyn,NY. in 1989.I had Bacterial Meningitis. Left me totally deaf . Great Physician. Did everything to make me comfortable even after I was discharged. Oversaw plans for my Cochlear implant Surgery at NYU Medical Center. My Condolences to his wife and family . I am deeply saddened. He was the best of the best of Doctors.

I was a ZBT fraternity brother of Steve's at NYU. We were in the same class. He was the President of the chapter which he ran with the same confidence & propriety that apparently carried through to his practice of medicine. We were all NY kids & got along well but it was always Steve & Larry Hofrichter running the show. It's a long time since then but when my ex-wife texted me about his passing it was like yesterday at the fraternity house, Friday night parties, formals & the Gammaflage...

Devastating-he was absolutely wonderful and was an inspiring teacher and mentor. He loved his patients and loved teaching and was very inspiring to me .....