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Dr. Paul Grewel, South Nassau’s trauma medical director, presented the LifeSaver Award to Rockville Centre Leigh Teta, a Nassau County police officer for the 5th Precinct.
Nassau detective inspires young women as a female in the force
Nassau County Police Officer Leigh Teta was in front of West Hempstead’s Cornwell Avenue Elementary School with her partner one evening last November when an advanced medical transport was dispatched to the scene of an accident on the Southern State Parkway. more
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Event Co-Chairmen Jeffrey Greenfield, left and Tony Cancellieri, third from left, with golf outing honorees Eileen and Michael Sapraicone. The event will help fund South Nassau Communities Hospital’s emergency department expansion.
South Nassau’s golf outing funds to go toward expansion project
South Nassau Communities Hospital will honor a pair of civil servants at its 33rd annual golf outing on June 12, which will raise funds for the Oceanside medical center’s campaign to expand it emergency department. more
Signs marking the edge of South Nassau Communities Hospital’s ambulance quiet zone were installed last week as a reminder for drivers to shut off their sirens.
SNCH marks ambulance quiet zone with signs
Responding to concerns raised by local residents, South Nassau Communities Hospital, in partnership with SeniorCare EMS, have placed signs marking the perimeter of the hospital’s ambulance quiet … more
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About 30 cancer patients and their families attended the Hewlett House’s and the Gertrude and Louis Feil Cancer Center at South Nassau’s Cancer Survivors Day.
Coming together for Survivors Day at Hewlett House
“From the day that we’re diagnosed to the day … that we leave this Earth, we are survivors,” Geri Barish, a Baldwin resident and the executive director of the Hewlett House, told a group of about 30 Nassau County residents on May 11. They included cancer patients and their families who were at Hewlett House for South Nassau’s Cancer Survivors Day. more
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Oceanside resident Jane Reinert, who has logged more than 17,500 hours as a volunteer at South Nassau Communities Hospital, was honored with a cake at a special luncheon on April 26.
Local volunteers lauded for South Nassau service
Oceanside resident Jane Reinert has spent more hours volunteering at South Nassau Communities Hospital than a two-year-old toddler has spent being alive. When she began serving, John F. Kennedy was working in the Oval Office. more
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Steve Richardson, left; Nick DeMatteo; Dominica Califano; Lynn Bert, South Nassau Communities Hospital’s nurse manager for pediatrics; Dr. Lincoln Ferguson, associate chairman of pediatrics; Pia Califano; Kerri Wagner, child and family life specialist; nurse Cecilia Carey; and Anna D’Amaro, former Island Park Civic Association president at the hospital on April 12.
I.P. Civic collects bunnies for South Nassau children
The Island Park Civic Association collected nearly 100 stuffed bunnies at its third annual Hug-A-Bunny Fundraiser earlier this month, which the group donated to South Nassau Communities Hospital in Oceanside on April 12 to be distributed to children. more
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Joe Calderone, South Nassau’s senior vice president for corporate communications and development, left, looks on as Dr. Aaron Glatt, chairman of the hospital’s Department of Medicine, explains the dangers of misusing antibiotics at a news conference on April 4.
Misuse of antibiotics a concern, doctors say
Patients said they pressure their doctors for antibiotics they don’t need, fail to finish antibiotics as they are prescribed and improperly dispose of leftover drugs, posing a potential threat to local water supplies, according to a new poll of Long Island and New York City residents. more
Round and round went the roulette ball as onlookers see if their picked the right number.
South Nassau's Casino Royale comes up aces
use in Baldwin on March 9 for the fourth-annual Casino Royale Night, which supported the expansion of South Nassau Communities Hospital’s emergency department. Tammy Marshall, the executive … more
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Hospitals, deeply connected to our lives
Around 1 p.m. on March 2, I stepped through the emergency room’s wide, sliding-glass doors into the cold, where a Nassau County police ambulance was parked, and the memories rushed back. more
Police and firefighters rushed to the intersection of Park Avenue and Pacific Boulevard on Thursday after a woman was struck and killed.
Long Beach woman killed while crossing Park Avenue
A Long Beach woman was struck and killed by a car while crossing Park Avenue early Thursday morning, Long Beach police said. The 63-year-old victim, Debra Batus, was pushing a baby carriage as she … more
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