New
York
Health
Care
Alliance
Bronx
Beth Abraham Health Services ♦ +
Bronx Center for Rehab & HC ♦ +
Concourse Rehab & NC +
DOJ Health Services ♦ + (vents)
Fieldston Lodge Care Center
Kings Harbor Multicare Center ♦ +
Laconia Nursing Home +
Morris Park Nursing Home +
Regeis Care Center +
Williamsbridge Manor NH +
Brooklyn
Brooklyn-Queens NH +
Caton Park NH +
CNR Healthcare Network +
Haym Salomon Home +
Marcus Garvey NH
Menorah Home & Hosital for the Aged
Ruby Weston Manor
Neil Heyman, CEO
May 2007 —Vol. 6, Issue 5
The New York Health Care Alliance is a network of 49 post acute
health care facilities providing a continuum of high quality care for patients who need sub-acute care and rehabilitation.
The Direct Link is a patient placement service which provides Case
Managers and Discharge Planners with expert support and direct
access to over 12,000 skilled nursing, sub-acute and rehabilitation
beds. NYHCA members are contracted with all major health plans.
The patient placement service provided by the New York Health
Care Alliance can be accessed by calling: 1-877-HI-NYHCA. PRI’s
can be faxed to 212-968-7710, ATT: Laura Gargano.
Manhattan
DeWitt Rehabilitation & Nursing Center +
Greater Harlem Nursing Home +
Nassau
Belair Care Center +
Central Island Healthcare +
East Rockaway Prog. CC ♦ +
Glen Cove Ctr for Nursing & Rehab +
Hempstead Park NH ♦
Marquis Care Center ♦ +
South Shore Healthcare +
Sunharbor Manor +
Woodbury Center for HC
Queens
Bezalel Nursing Home +
Elmhurst Care Center
Haven Manor HCC
Highland Care Center +
Holliswood Care Center ♦ +
Horizon Care Center
Long Island Care Center +
Margaret Tietz Nursing & Rehab. Ctr.
New York Center for Rehabilitation ♦
Queens Center for Rehabilitation
Rockaway Care Center +
Staten Island
Staten Island Care Center ♦ +
Suffolk
Advanced Rehab/Care @ Birchwood Gardens
Nesconset Nursing Center +
St. Johnland Nursing Center (TBI) +
Westhampton Care Center
ST. JOHNLAND
NURSING CENTER
and
STATE BANK OF LI SERVE UP
“WISHES”
St. Johnland’s Administrator Mary Jean
Weber accepts a check from Michael
O’Leary, Vice President, State Bank of
Long Island.
Kings Park, NY – May 15, 2007 – St. Johnland Nursing Center will
participate in a “Wish Comes True” program sponsored by State Bank
of Long Island to fulfill the wishes and needs of individual residents.
The residents of St. Johnland Nursing Center have been the recipients of the generosity of several programs offered by State Bank of
Long Island. The “Wish Comes True” program allows the wishes and
needs of individual residents to be fulfilled and is underwritten by the
Senior Housing Crime Prevention Foundation, which also sponsors the
Senior Crimestoppers Program. State Bank of Long Island provides
direct grant assistance which allows instructors from the Art League of
Long Island to come to St. Johnland once a week.
St. Johnland provides skilled nursing care with specialties in Alzheimer’s/dementia care, head injury and subacute care. They also provide home health care and adult day care.
Westchester
Cortlandt Healthcare ♦ +
Dumont Masonic Home ♦ +
Regency Extended CC ♦ +
Schnurmacher Ctr for Rehab & Nursing +
Sutton Park Ctr for Nursing & Rehab.+
Cathie Wardell—631-663-2457
631-269-5876 Fax
[email protected]
Legend:
Blue—Ventilator
♦ - Bariatric Beds
CONTACT:
Red—Onsite Hemodialysis
+ Infusion
www.stjohnland.org
Dr. Sandra Selikson
joins
Beth Abraham Health Services
as Medical Director
and
Vice President of Medical Services
Diana Gross, RN
named Vice President
of Clinical Services
at
Beth Abraham Health Services
Dr. Sandra Selikson has joined Beth Abraham Health Services as Medical Director and Vice President of Medical Services, announced Beth Abraham Administrator, Margaret Rivers. Dr. Selikson
brings more than 25 years of distinguished medical and administrative experience and expertise, garnered at some of the nation’s leading medical centers, hospitals and nursing facilities.
“Beth Abraham Health Services is indeed fortunate to welcome a physician of such eminent stature,
talent and ability as Dr. Selikson to our community of caregivers,” states Ms. Rivers. “Her impressive
abilities span both the clinical and the administrative, effectively balancing and blending the two areas
with sensitivity and a singular purpose: to provide the best possi-ble care for our residents.”
Diana Gross, RN, a respected long-term health care professional with more then two decades of experience as a front line care giver and as a dynamic and staff-empowering administrator, also joins the
Beth Abraham team as vice president of clinical services.
“Diana Gross is a true care-giver, a gifted nursing professional and a respected and innovative administrator and we are delighted to welcome her into the Beth Abraham family,” states Ms. Rivers. “Hers
is an awesome task and responsibility, overseeing and working with a nursing staff of some 500 to
provide comprehensive, round-the-clock care for more than 400 residents of Beth Abraham Heath
Services.”