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LifeBridge Health recently received two new vans through a Federal Transit Administration grant. These patient transport vans, fully equipped with wheelchair accessibility, will allow disabled and elderly patients to be taken to Levindale and Pikesville Adult Day Centers, and the Sinai Rehabilitation Center.
Pictured next to the vans are Julie E. Cox, LifeBridge Health Vice President of Development, Andy Armetta, Director, Property & Fleet Management, Lindsay Beane, DrPH, Director of Grants Administration, Anna Slesinski, Grant Coordinator, and Gretchen Barnes, Manager of Transportation. Beane and Slesinski were the leads on the grant application.
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LifeBridge Health Receives New Vans
LifeBridge Health recently received two new vans through a Federal Transit Administration grant. These patient transport vans, fully equipped with wheelchair accessibility, will allow disabled and elderly patients to be taken to Levindale and Pikesville Adult Day Centers, and the Sinai Rehabilitation Center.
Pictured next to the vans are Julie E. Cox, LifeBridge Health Vice President of Development, Andy Armetta, Director, Property & Fleet Management, Lindsay Beane, DrPH, Director of Grants Administration, Anna Slesinski, Grant Coordinator, and Gretchen Barnes, Manager of Transportation. Beane and Slesinski were the leads on the grant application.
- Uk Gets $7 Million For Alzheimer's Research
The University of Kentucky has received a $7 million grant to continue its research on Alzheimer's disease. The research is conducted at the Sanders-Brown Center on Aging and involves clinical trials and comparing brains diseased by Alzheimer's...
- Lifebridge Health Launches Mobile Recruitment Site
If you're looking for a great place to work, a new job may be on the horizon - straight from your mobile phone. LifeBridge Health recently launched a mobile version of LifeJobs so that those using smart phones (such as the iPhone, BlackBerry or Android)...
- New Business Ventures For Lifebridge Health
by Rachel Joseph Director, Business Development, LifeBridge Health Many of you have probably noticed the distinctive Pulse ambulances that are whizzing back and forth across our campuses and throughout the community. What you may not know is that Pulse...
- Levindale Looks To The Future
As 2009 winds down, LifeBridge Health is taking a look at some of the major events of the past year. Today, we visit the change in leadership at Levindale Hebrew Geriatric Center and Hospital and Courtland Gardens Nursing & Rehabilitation Center....
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The LifeBridge Health executive team kicked off Sinai Hospital's "Race to Live United" yesterday in the Greenspring Cafe. The contest for pinning the tail on the United Way horse came down to Vice President Lorrie Liang, and Julie Cox, Vice President...