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10 The Courier sun • may 19, 2016 FOR BREAKING NEWS VISIT www.qns.com German Lessons forChildren A Bilingual German After School Program New York State Accredited Language Program Low Tuition Minimum Age: 4 Years No Previous German Necessary Classes Meet Once a Week Playgroup Age 4-5 From 4:30-6:15 Kindergarten Age 5-6 Other Classes Ages 7-15 Four convenient locations in the Greater New York area: Ridgewood, Queens (on Freshpond Rd.) Manhattan (NY), Franklin Square, Garden City. www.German-American-School.org For more information call: 212-787-7543 Classes Start Second Week in September BUY DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURER FREE Measuring & Installation w/purchase of $100. with this ad. • Draperies • Vertical Blinds • Honeycomb Shades • Custom Window Shades • Mini Blinds Nobody Beats Our Prices! • Roman Shades • Balloon Shades • Swags & Jabots • Shutters • Upholstery • Radiator Covers • Table Pads UP TO 70% OFF LIST PRICE Free Interior Design Consultation $20 OFF with purchase of $200 or more *Not to be combined w/other offers. Expires 5/27/16 $50 OFF with purchase of $500 or more *Not to be combined w/other offers. Expires 5/27/16 $100 OFF with purchase of $1,000 or more *Not to be combined w/other offers. Expires 5/27/16 GOMER’S SINCE 1962 Window Treatments FREE SHOP AT HOME SERVICE SERVING QUEENS AND LONG ISLAND 1.800.522.6156 www.gomersdecorators.com The Walter Strauss Stroke Center Opens at The Grand at Queens The Grand Healthcare System, a leading healthcare provider in the New York City area, has opened The Walter Strauss Stroke Center, a dedicated wing for individuals recovering from strokes, at The Grand Rehabilitation and Nursing at Queens, 157-15 19th Avenue, Whitestone, NY. More than 150 people attended the ribbon cutting and dedication ceremony with members of the media, local dignitaries, community leaders and representatives from regional hospitals. Guests joined with the facility’s owner and professional healthcare staff who conducted tours of the rehabilitation area, state-of-the-art equipment and the 12-bed wing at the Whitestone facility. The opening of the Center coincides with May, American Stroke Month. During the entire month, the staff of The Grand is educating health professionals about the new Center. As part of an ongoing regional marketing and awareness campaign, over 3,000 cups of free coffee have been given to local healthcare professionals from a branded coffee cart. The Walter Strauss Stroke Center, the only one of its kind in Queens, has a professional nursing staff that has received specialized training in stroke rehabilitation and recovery. The Center’s focus is on each guest’s ability to walk, eat, dress and communicate independently post-stroke. The Center includes a gym that houses the latest stroke rehabilitation equipment and machines to aid functional mobility training. Speech and communication rehabilitation is further evaluated and enhanced through the use of the Iowa Oral Performance Instrument (IOPI®), which is the premier measuring device to objectively evaluate muscle weakness and motor control. “Queens is one of the most ethnically diverse areas in the nation and it also has a large and growing senior population. The region has been seeing an increase in strokes and demand for rehabilitation and post-hospital care for survivors,” said Dan Muskin, Regional Administrator at The Grand Healthcare System. “The Walter Strauss Stroke Center will play an important part in meeting the demand for stroke rehabilitation care in New York City and Long Island.” The Center was dedicated and named for Walter Strauss, a stroke victim whose battle through recovery was both heartbreaking and inspiring. “After my grandfather, Walter Strauss, had a stroke, my family witnessed firsthand the importance of after-stroke care and rehabilitation,” said Jeremy (Left to Right)-Jake Walden, Vice President of Business Development-Joe Yurowitz, Senior Vice President- Jonathan Strauss, Executive Vice President-Elliott Strauss, Corporate Director of Purchasing-Anne Strauss -Jeremy B. Strauss, CEO-Michael S. Strauss-Dan Muskin, Regional Administrator-Denise C. James, RN, MA, MBA Director, Case Management and Social Work Department, Flushing Hospital Medical Center-Caroline A. Keane APN, RN, MSN,CCM, Vice President of Care Coordination, Social Work & B. Strauss, CEO of The Grand Healthcare System and grandson of Walter Strauss. “We have combined our personal experience and our commitment to superior care to create this much needed Center right here in Queens. It’s truly overwhelming to open this Center in memory of my grandfather and provide services that will improve the quality of life for those suffering the same health issues with which he struggled.” The Walter Strauss Stroke Center is currently accepting patients. For more information about the Center, its programs and services, please call (718) 746-0400 or visit thegrandhealthcare.com. About The Grand Healthcare System The Grand Healthcare System offers a full continuum of premium healthcare services across its state-of-the-art health facilities, regardless of whether an individual is there for an extended stay or for one of its premium specialty care services. Unique all-inclusive health facilities make it a preferred destination for individuals seeking high quality healthcare with modern and convenient amenities. Among the services and programs provided are: stroke rehabilitation at The Walter Strauss Stroke Center (The Grand Rehabilitation and Nursing at Queens), amputee therapy and training program, bariatric rehabilitation, cardiac therapy, complex medical care program, hip repair and joint replacement recovery program, IV antibiotic therapy, medical nutrition therapy, medical shuttle service and transportation vans. For more information about facilities in Queens and Dutchess County call (718) 215-6000 or visit www.thegrandhealthcare.com. Transition Of Care, New York-Presbyterian Queens


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