Egyptian Healthcare Leader Dr. Hossam Abdel Maksoud Honored by The New York Foundling
The founder and CEO of Community Care Rx and Dawah Pharma was honored at New York Foundling’s Fall Fête for his contributions to medication safety and healthcare access for vulnerable communities.
The New York Foundling honored Dr. Hossam Abdel Maksoud, founder and CEO of Community Care Rx and founder of Dawah Pharma, at its annual Fall Fête, recognizing his contributions to healthcare and community service.
Held Wednesday evening, October 14, at Cipriani 25 Broadway in Manhattan, the event also honored William C. Sinclair of J.P. Morgan Private Bank and Sister Donna Dodge of the Sisters of Charity of New York. (nyfoundling.org)
The evening brought together supporters to celebrate the organization’s work helping children, adults, and families access care, support, and opportunities.
According to information provided to TN News, attendees included H.E. Ambassador Ehab Awad, Egypt’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations, and H.E. Ambassador Osama Abdelkhalek, Head of the League of Arab States Mission to the United Nations in New York, alongside diplomatic representatives, business leaders, and members of charitable and community organizations.
Dr. Abdel Maksoud’s career connects pharmaceutical services with a commitment to community wellbeing. Through Community Care Rx, he supports long-term care organizations and vulnerable populations, with a focus on medication safety, access to quality care, and the needs of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. (lifespire.org)
His recognition highlights the contributions of Egyptian and Arab American professionals to healthcare and community service in the United States.
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