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Queens Center for Rehabilitation and Healthcare MasquerWalk A Thon for Breast Cancer Awareness to Occur at the Long and Short Term Rehab Center on Sunday, Oct. 30
Queens NYC Rehab Center Invites Public to Walk for Breast Cancer Awareness at MasquerWalk A Thon by CFSCGOnline.com
Summary: The Queens Center for Rehabilitation and Healthcare, a short term rehab institution managed by the Centers for Specialty Care Group, is inviting the community to join its annual MasquerWalk A Thon for Breast Cancer awareness.
Goblins and ghouls alike are invited to visit the Queens Center for Rehabilitation and Healthcare on Sunday, Oct. 30, 2011 to attend the annual MasquerWalk A Thon, a free event for Breast Cancer awareness. Located in front of the long and short term rehab facility at 157-15 19th Ave. in Whitestone, N.Y., the MasquerWalk A Thon will begin at 11 a.m. and will be followed by a free party for all ages featuring refreshments, rides, prizes, and more.
"The MasquerWalk A Thon is a chance for Queens Center residents, family members, and staff, in addition to local politicians, students, neighbors, and attendees representing the American Cancer Society, to come together to support a terrific cause. We'll be giving away a prize to everyone who shows up in costume, so we're encouraging members of the community to bring their hats, masks, capes, and brooms," said Kenneth Rozenberg, the CEO of the Centers for Specialty Care Group, an NYC nursing home network which encompasses the Queens Center.
Providing a little something for everyone, the MasquerWalk A Thon will also include face-painting, raffles, arts and crafts activities, and live music. Representatives from the American Cancer Society will be in attendance to support the cause and provide information on additional ways to get involved in the fight against cancer.
Part of Centers for Specialty Care Group, a comprehensive NYC rehab center network, the Queens Center for Rehabilitation and Healthcare features a renowned hip and knees program, as well as 24-hour skilled nursing and a dedicated subacute short term rehab staff. The subacute program is an alternative to full-day (acute) rehabilitation, providing support to patients in recovery from orthopedic injuries and other intensive conditions, in addition to patients that are wrapping up their rehabilitation and have only specialized training to complete. For added convenience, the Queens Center provides a free transportation program for friends and family members on weekdays.
Along with the Queens Center, Centers for Specialty Care Group offers a number of long and short term rehab facilities in the New York area, from the nearby Bronx nursing home locations on Grand, Underhill, and Tomlinson Avenues to the tranquil Rome and Chittenango Centers in Madison and Oneida County.
To find out more about the MasquerWalk A Thon, the Queens Center for Rehabilitation and Healthcare, or Centers for Specialty Care Group, please contact Gayle at [email protected] or call 718-746-0400 ext. 1143. Centers for Specialty Care Group is also available online at http://CFSCGOnline.com.
The Boro Park Center for Rehabilitation and Healthcare invites members of the community to join them at the opening of the all-new Boro Park Shul. Attendees of the free event will enjoy an uplifting Simchas Beis Hashoeva celebration lead by the world-renowned Yeshiva Boys Choir, as well as appearances by other surprise guests, free gifts for all and many other surprises. The celebration will occur just in time for the festival of Succos.
The event will run from 12:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday, October 16, in front of the facility’s location at 4915 10th Avenue in Brooklyn, N.Y. Seating will be available on a first-come, first-serve basis, so guests are urged to arrive to the simcha on time and excited to enjoy a terrific show.
The shul was the brainchild of Jeremy B. Strauss and Kenneth Rozenberg, Executive Director and CEO of Centers for Specialty Care Group, respectively. To bring the neighborhood together, Strauss and Rozenberg recognized the need to build a facility welcome to all. What resulted was a magnificent shul near Maimonides Hospital that will serve a wide spiritual demographic, enabling individuals of all backgrounds to unite as a community. An exciting opening performance Yeshiva Boys Choir will help to set a joyous note for a resource that should serve Boro Park for years to come.
"Our organization has always responded to the needs of the community - the shul at Boro Park Center is a place of worship for residents and neighbors, and a place of hope for the community. We thought Succos was an excellent time to launch this wonderful new place of worship,” said Strauss.
The Boro Park Center, part of the Centers for Specialty Care Group, is one of the group’s newest NYC nursing homes and rehabilitation centers, and specializes in long- and short term rehab, bariatric recovery, and hip and knee rehabilitation, among other specialty treatments. The Centers for Specialty Care Group was conceived as a way to help the community and meet its needs, and the all-new Boro Park Shul reflects an extension of that goal.
"Centers for Specialty Care Group prides itself on servicing the needs of the community. At the Boro Park Center, we understand that one of those needs is a new shul, and therefore made building one a priority," said Rozenberg.
To find out more about the concert, or to look up the rain date in the event of inclement weather, call 347-547-7280 or visit http://www.BoroParkCenterShul.com. To find out more about the Centers for Specialty Care Group's rehab centers in New York, go to http://CFSCGOnline.com. The company is also available on Facebook, at http://www.facebook.com/CFSCGOnline, and on Twitter, at http://www.twitter.com/CFSCGOnline.
For more information, contact Jason Newman, Corporate Director of Marketing at Centers for Specialty Care Group at (917) 807-2144 or [email protected].
Summary: Centers for Specialty Care Group, a network of rehab centers in New York, contributed to the annual Wyckoff Hospital Cancer Survivor Picnic by providing free beauty makeovers and gifts to survivors and other guests.
Joyful purple and white balloons abounded at the Wyckoff Hospital Cancer Survivor Picnic on Wednesday, Sept. 14, 2011, where NYC nursing home network Centers for Specialty Care Group provided free makeovers and ribbons to cancer survivors, among other party favors. Available online at http://CFSCGOnline.com, the long and short term care network's Brooklyn, Bushwick, Queens, and Holliswood Care Centers participated in the event.
"The Wyckoff Hospital Cancer Survivor Picnic was a celebration of life, recognizing the inspiring patients, caring doctors and staff, and revolutionary medical techniques that make it possible to live through this devastating disease. Centers for Specialty Care Group was happy to be a part of that celebration," said Kenneth Rozenberg, CEO of the nursing home therapy network.
In observance of the 25th National Cancer Survivors’ Day (NCSD), the outdoor Wyckoff Hospital Cancer Survivor Picnic featured free makeovers by makeup artists for survivors and their guests, as well as a selection of favors designed to promote awareness.
Four of Centers for Specialty Care Group's 13 NYC nursing homes participated in the event. The conveniently located 215-bed Brooklyn Center for Rehabilitation and Residential Healthcare and the 225-bed Bushwick Center for Rehabilitation and Healthcare were in attendance; featuring a 100-patient adult day care program, the Bushwick Center is getting ready to launch a new kidney dialysis treatment stations like those in the Centers' Bronx Center for Rehabilitation and Healthcare. The 179-bed Queens Center for Rehabilitation and Residential Healthcare and the 314-bed Holliswood Care Center, both of the borough of Queens, N.Y., also participated.
"Our NYC rehab center presence was strong at this event, but Centers for Specialty Care Group's locations extend beyond the New York metropolitan area into Upstate New York. The Rome Center for Health and Rehabilitation, for example, features 160 beds and an intimate 25-slot adult day care program a tranquil 30 minutes from Utica," Rozenberg said.
No stranger to community outreach, Centers for Specialty Care Group also stepped up in the New York area during Hurricane Irene by housing nearly 100 evacuated NYC nursing patients in its Brooklyn, Bushwick, Bronx, Queens, and Holliswood Care Centers, as well as the Boro Park Center for Rehabilitation and Healthcare, a new member of the Centers for Specialty Care Group family.
To discover more about Centers for Specialty Care Group, visit the nursing home therapy provider's newly redesigned website at http://CFSCGOnline.com or call 1888 88 Live Well. Centers for Specialty Care Group is also on Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/CFSCGOnline and maintains a rehabilitation NYC blog at http://www.NursingHomeTherapy.com.
For more information, contact Jason Newman, Corporate Director of Marketing at Centers for Specialty Care Group at (917) 807-2144 or [email protected], or visit http://CFSCGOnline.com.
Contact:
Jason Y. Newman
Centers for Specialty Care Group
Director of Marketing and Business Development
Cell (917) 807 2144
[email protected]
Kenneth Rozenberg and Centers for Specialty Care Group House Evacuated NYC Rehab Center Patients in Brooklyn, Queens, and Bronx Nursing Home Facilities
Summary: Centers for Specialty Care Group, a health network in New York, housed evacuated NYC nursing home patients in an effort led by CEO Kenneth Rozenberg and Executive Director Jeremy B. Strauss.
As New York City braced itself Friday for the devastating impact of Hurricane Irene, Centers for Specialty Care Group facilities and staff prepared all available space and resources to accept individuals from NYC nursing homes that were ordered to evacuate.
Available online at http://CFSCGOnline.com and operated by CEO Kenneth Rozenberg, Centers for Specialty Care Group opened the doors of Brooklyn Center, Bushwick Center, Bronx Center, Queens Center, Holliswood Care Center and Boro Park Center to accept any residents displaced due to the impending storm and prepared the facilities to ensure that the incoming guests received all care necessary. The facility administrators were instructed to prepare any available space and to ensure adequate staffing and that supplies would be available for as long as necessary.
“We have always prided ourselves on being facilities that are there for the community and today will be no exception. This is an all hands on deck call," said Centers for Specialty Care Group Executive Director, Jeremy B. Strauss.
Centers for Specialty Care Group welcomed many of the transplanted nursing home patients to three of its Brooklyn rehab centers in New York, affording them safety from the storm in locations accessible to their families and friends. Located on 50 Sheffield Ave. in Brooklyn, N.Y., the 225-bed Bushwick Center for Rehabilitation and Healthcare, known for its comprehensive adult day care program and upcoming dialysis treatment center, participated in this effort by housing 27 of the evacuated. Additional patients were housed in the Brooklyn Center for Rehabilitation and Residential Healthcare on 1455 Coney Island Ave., a 215-bed facility that took in 27, and the 354-bed Boro Park Center for Rehabilitation and Healthcare on 4915 10th Ave., a recent acquisition for Centers for Specialty Care Group that made space for 22.
Two of Centers for Specialty Care Group's Queens facilities also leant a hand. The 314-bed Holliswood Care Center, at 195-44 Woodhull Ave. in Jamaica, N.Y., took in nine evacuated patients, while the 179-bed Queens Center for Rehabilitation and Residential Healthcare, located at 157-15 19th Ave. in Whitestone, N.Y., housed an additional nine. The Bronx Center for Rehabilitation and Healthcare, recognized for its state-of-the-art 20-station kidney dialysis center, took in three patients as well.
Under the leadership of Kenneth Rozenberg, CEO, and Executive Director Jeremy B. Strauss, Centers for Specialty Care Group currently owns and operates 16 residential nursing facilities within New York State, with specialities in long and short term rehab, bariatric recovery, hip and knee rehabilitation, dialysis treatment, and more.
Centers for Specialty Care Group manages facilities in upstate New York, including the Rome, Suffolk, Dutchess, and Chittenango centers, ideal for patients eager to escape the hustle and bustle of Manhattan. The upstate and NYC nursing home network recently welcomed the Waterfront Care Centers in Buffalo, N.Y., a bi-lingual facility specializing in dementia care and IV therapy, to the Centers for Specialty Care Group family.
To find out more about Kenneth Rozenberg and Centers for Specialty Care Group, visit http://www.KennethRozenberg.com and http://CFSCGOnline.com, call 1888 88 Live Well, or contact Jason Newman, Corporate Director of Marketing, at (917) 807-2144 or [email protected]. Kenneth Rozenberg can also be found on Facebook and Twitter at http://www.facebook.com/KennethRozenberg and http://twitter.com/KennyRozenberg, and Centers for Specialty Care Group maintains a rehabilitation centers NYC blog at http://www.NursingHomeTherapy.com.
Monsey, New York (September 2011) – On Saturday, September 10, 2011 on a quiet street in Monsey, N.Y., an unassuming Rose Grossberg nee Horowitz will be celebrating her astounding 100th birthday at Northern Metropolitan Skilled Nursing facility in Monsey. The celebration will begin on Saturday, yet the party for family and friends will be on Sunday, September 11, 2011.
Rose Grossberg was born in the Brownsville section of Brooklyn, N.Y. on September 10, 1911. Born to Russian Immigrants, Rose’s father served in the Russian Czars Army and her mother was from a family of Jewish mercantiles. Rose was the second of seven children and was the eldest daughter, therefore making her responsible for her younger siblings. In 1934 Rose married and subsequently in 1935 gave birth to her only child, a boy named Stanley whom she raised as a single mother. Rose was a strong woman who always did her best to provide what she could for her only son. “Times were tough, but I always remember my mother was able to put food on the table,” recalls Stanley. In 1958 Rose was involved in a near fatal auto accident in where she was ejected from her vehicle through the windshield and left in critical condition for three days. Although she suffered a concussion, fractured ribs and elbow and multiple stitches, Rose survived, as did her spirit and charm. Throughout the years, Rose maintained an independent and nurturing lifestyle, prepared to give and unchanged by the challenges faced with throughout her life.
Rose currently resides at Northern Metropolitan a nursing home therapy facility for Rehabilitation and Healthcare, where she is a charming member of the “MET” family. Rose’s warm disposition, positive attitude and inviting personality make her a friend and advisor to residents and staff. “This is a wonderful celebration, one that truly illustrates a story of hope, courage and endurance. We are honored to be a part of it!” stated Jeremy B. Strauss of Centers for Specialty Care Groups, the facility's consultants.
Northern Metropolitan is a 120-bed skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility located in picturesque Monsey, N.Y. The facility's unique combination of elegant housing, exceptional health care, long and short term rehab, and kosher cuisine, combined with an extraordinarily caring staff whose primary focus is on improving quality of life and promoting optimism and confidence, makes Northern Metropolitan the choice for Rockland residents. Northern Metropolitan is located at 225 Maple Ave, in Monsey, N.Y. 10952. The nursing home therapy facility can be reached by phone at (845) 352-9000 or on the web at http://northernservicesgroup.com.
For more information, contact Jason Newman, Corporate Director of Marketing at Centers for Specialty Care Group at (917) 807-2144 or [email protected], or visit http://CFSCGOnline.com.
Contact:
Jason Y. Newman
Centers for Specialty Care Group
Director of Marketing and Business Development
Cell (917) 807 2144
[email protected]
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Free Fallfest Festival at Waterfront Healthcare Center Sponsored by NYC Rehab Center Network
(Buffalo,NY) – Centers for Specialty Care Group, a long and short term rehab network in New York State, is holding a free festival at the Waterfront Healthcare Center in Buffalo and is encouraging citizens to attend and get to