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St. Johnland Nursing Center is committed to being an important resource to the community.
We invite you to please join us for many exciting upcoming events at St. Johnland.
For more information regarding these events and to participate, please call Cathie Wardell at (631) 269-5800.
IS LONG ISLAND READY TO GROW OLD? WHAT YOU MUST KNOW!
Kings Park, NY – September 26, 2007 – St. Johnland Nursing Center is sponsoring the second annual public policy forum on issues relating to healthcare options on Long Island. This program will be presented on two days – Thursday, October 25 at C. W. Post College and Friday, October 26 at the Newsday Auditorium. Co-sponsors are North Shore LIJ Heath System and Verizon. Additional sponsors are Aflac, Astoria Federal Savings, Commerce Bank, Dowling College HIP, KeySpan, Long Island University, LIU Center for Aging, Medline Industries, Inc., Meyer, Suozzi, English & Klein, PC, Newsday, Rauch Foundation.
Individual sessions will present an overview of statewide heathcare policy, and address issues relating to medical research, elder law and finances, options for long term care. Panelists include: Paul Arfin, Intergenerational Strategies; Martin R. Cantor, LI Economic & Social Policy Institute; Dr. Peter Davies, North Shore Health System; Emily F. Franchina, Esq., Elder Law Specialist, Franchina & Giordano, PC; Arthur Gianelli, Nassau University Medical Center; Dr. John Inglis, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory; Jon Kaiman, Supervisor, Town of North Hempstead; Brian Keeney, First National Bank of Long Island; Peter C. Kohler, Cablevision Systems Corp.; Dr. Craig Lehman, Stony Brook University School of Health Technology & Management; Sebastian Mazzotta, MetLife; Jack O’Connell, Nassau University Medical Center; Frank P. Petrone, Supervisor, Town of Huntington; Laurie Pferr, Executive Deputy Director, NYS Office of the Aging; Hon. John Riordan, Nassau County Surrogate; Alana Rosenstein, Long Island Alzheimer’s Foundation; Kathy Rosenthal, FEGS Long Island Services; Noel Rubinton, Newsday; Larry Slatky, A. Holly Patterson Extended Care Facility; Robert J. Storti, The Bank of New York Mellon; Mary Jean Weber, St. Johnland Nursing Center.
The forum is open to the public both days. Please call 631-663-2457 for further information and to register.
DIRECTIONS TO HILLWOOD RECITAL HALL, C. W. POST COLLEGE
The C.W. Post Campus of Long Island University is located on Northern Boulevard (Route 25A) in Brookville, New York. Enter the campus at the Tilles Center traffic light and follow signs for parking.
DIRECTIONS TO NEWSDAY AUDITORIUM
The Auditorium at Newsday corporate offices is at 235 Pinelawn Road, Melville.
For map and directions follow this link (copy and paste into your browsers address bar).
http://a1022.g.akamai.net/f/1022/8160/5m/images.newsday.com/media/acrobat/2005-10/19917102.pdf
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St. Johnland’s ninth annual gala benefit was held at Banfi Vintners in Old Brookville. More than 200 guests enjoyed a very special evening of food and wine pairings in a truly breathtaking setting. Live auction items included trips to Castello Banfi in Tuscany and the Sonoma Mission Inn in California; golf outings, one-of-a-kind catered wine dinners and much more.
Sponsors of the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Marc Goodrich/Banfi Vintners, Arnone, Lowth, Fanning, Wilson & Leibowitz, Inc., Arthur and Caroline Monti Saladino, Gundermann & Gundermann Insurance, Carter, Deluca, Farrell & Schmidt, LP, Dan-Mar Components, Inc., Mr. and Mrs. Gordon S. Hargraves; Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Henry, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Luneberg, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nason, Neighbor Newspapers, RG Psychological Services, PC, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Spehr, U. S. Trust Company, NA.
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(caption: Mrs. Marc Goodrich, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mariani.)
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| HOME RUN! Three St. Johnland Nursing Center residents enjoyed a night out at a Mets game thanks to the generosity of State Bank of Long Island. Their “Wish Comes True” program allowed baseball fans Bruce DiMario, Charlie Cortese and Bill Karkota to attend the game along with staff from St. Johnland. |
ST. JOHNLAND OFFERS CONTINUING ED PROGRAMS
St. Johnland Nursing Center has recently begun a new series of educational programs for their residents. The individual courses are comprised of four weekly sessions on subjects that include using a computer for beginers, how to use e-mail and surf the internet. |
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