Health News
by Helene King
The Baltimore Orioles have some stiff competition when it comes to die hard fans. When the softball teams from Courtland Gardens Nursing & Rehabilitation Center and Levindale Hebrew Geriatric Center and Hospital took to the field at Old Court Middle School recently, they received rousing cheers from elated admirers in the stands.
Their annual tournament brought out the big bats and golden gloves from both LifeBridge Health centers. After a hard fought contest and lots (and lots) of laughs, Levindale claimed victory, extending its winning streak to three in a row.
The pre-game festivities were very special because the outgoing president of both facilities, Ron Rothstein, threw out the ceremonial first pitch to the incoming president, Aric Spitunik.
?Everyone had a blast,? said Aric, who besides being president, was calling the balls and strikes. ?We all work together everyday to make sure that our residents and patients are healthy and happy, so it?s great to play together at our annual softball game.?
What would a game be without hot dogs? Fortunately, no one had to find out because Kym Farmer and Richard Coleman from Courtland Gardens had the grill going, not only for the players, but for the ?cheerleaders? watching.
Joy Curbean, from Courtland Gardens, said that everyone at the game was a winner, but then with a smile, she quickly added, ?Wait ?til next year, Levindale!?
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Health News
Levindale Wins Annual Softball Tournament
by Helene King
The Baltimore Orioles have some stiff competition when it comes to die hard fans. When the softball teams from Courtland Gardens Nursing & Rehabilitation Center and Levindale Hebrew Geriatric Center and Hospital took to the field at Old Court Middle School recently, they received rousing cheers from elated admirers in the stands.
Their annual tournament brought out the big bats and golden gloves from both LifeBridge Health centers. After a hard fought contest and lots (and lots) of laughs, Levindale claimed victory, extending its winning streak to three in a row.
The pre-game festivities were very special because the outgoing president of both facilities, Ron Rothstein, threw out the ceremonial first pitch to the incoming president, Aric Spitunik.
?Everyone had a blast,? said Aric, who besides being president, was calling the balls and strikes. ?We all work together everyday to make sure that our residents and patients are healthy and happy, so it?s great to play together at our annual softball game.?
What would a game be without hot dogs? Fortunately, no one had to find out because Kym Farmer and Richard Coleman from Courtland Gardens had the grill going, not only for the players, but for the ?cheerleaders? watching.
Joy Curbean, from Courtland Gardens, said that everyone at the game was a winner, but then with a smile, she quickly added, ?Wait ?til next year, Levindale!?
- Levindale And Courtland Gardens Fete Volunteers
The beginning of December can be a chilly, gray time of year. However, for volunteers at Levindale Hebrew Geriatric Center and Hospital and Courtland Gardens Nursing & Rehabilitation Center, the first week of month was filled with warmth and praise....
- Courtland Gardens Celebrates New Chapter
As 2009 winds down, LifeBridge Health is taking a look at some of the major events of the past year. Today, we remember the historic name change of Jewish Convalescnet & Nursing Home to Courtland Gardens Nursing & Rehabilitation Center. by Helene...
- Levindale Hosts Wii Bowling Tournament
by Helene King The phrase, ?life in the fast lane,? took on new meaning at Levindale Hebrew Geriatric Center and Hospital recently. That?s because the winner of the first annual Wii Kibbutz Bowling Tournament, from Meisel One unit, rolled over the competition...
- Levindale Names New President And Coo
Aric Spitulnik has been named the new president and COO at Levindale Hebrew Geriatric Center and Hospital and Courtland Gardens Nursing & Rehabilitation Center (formerly Jewish Convalescent & Nursing Home), and a senior vice president of LifeBridge...
- Jewish Convalescent And Nursing Home In Baltimore Gets New Name
Jewish Convalescent & Nursing Home, part of LifeBridge Health, has been renamed Courtland Gardens Nursing & Rehabilitation Center to reflect the change in its admission policy to include non-Jewish residents. ?Recent analysis showed that the...