Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital Rahway
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Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital at Rahway is an acute care community hospital providing a healthcare continuum to the communities it serves in Union and Middlesex counties.
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When it comes to patient care, everything matters. MRI tech John Ferrer put this in practice when he helped calm a claustrophobic patient receiving an MRI. Ferrer explained what was happening and even played some of the patient's favorite music to distract her. "He's caring, attentive and has a great relationship with his patients. He takes extra steps to ensure patients are comfortable throughout the testing period." Ferrer, second left, was honored with a Star Award.
Congratulations to Star award winner Faye Lafond, Physical Therapist at RWJ Rahway for her patient, attentive care. This went a long way toward helping a patient overcome her fear and get better. Here is the letter that won her the award: "Patient, kind and helpful are just some of the words that describe my PT Faye. "It's with her help that I'm able to move so well after total hip surgery. When I arrived I was unable to lift my leg due to fear and sheer panic. Her patience and attention has helped me walk better and feel better."
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Packed with fiber, Vitamin C and potassium, blueberries are a great addition to your diet.
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3C Nurse Jeff Balmaceda is congratulated by Director of Nursing Ann Marie Shears for winning a Star award. Mr. Balmaceda was recognized for his careful attention to a patient's medication list. That patient called Mr. Balmaceda "a great nurse."
Cancer support group meets first Thursday of each month. Next meeting is February 4 at 7 pm at the RWJ Rahway Fitness & Wellness Center, Scotch Plains. Newly diagnosed are welcome, as are family members. Professionally run group offers resources, information and a place to share.
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It's important to think fast when you notice these changes in a person. You may save their life. http://www.rwjuhr.com/neuroStroke.htm
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Do you have knee or shoulder problems? Tonight at the RWJ Rahway Fitness & Wellness Center orthopedist Howard Pecker will explain what may be behind your pain and how to get relief. To sign up for this free event at 6:30 p.m., call 732.499.6193.
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With multiple pots and added clean up, sometimes cooking can be a struggle. Diane Weeks will show you how to cook a delicious meal in one pot, and she'll make sure it's loaded with vegetables, too! Join us on January 19 at 7 p.m. at the RWJ Rahway Fitness & Wellness Center in Scotch Plains. To sign up for this free class, call 732.499.6193.
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Star employee 3E Unit Secretary Carmen Torres (second from right) gets congratulations from CEO Kirk Tice and members of her team. Ms. Torres was honored for her dedication and her teamwork.
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Hospital CEO Kirk Tice congratulates star employee 3E CNA Brenda Belizaire. Ms. Belizaire consistently receives praise from patients and family members for her compassionate, professional care. One patient wrote: "Brenda went out of her way to make me comfortable." Thank you, Brenda.
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Star winner physical therapist Luba Abdurakhmanova (fourth from left) poses with members of her team. She was honored for her superior care in treating a patient after knee replacement. "She knew when to motivate me and knew when she had to tell me like it is. When I left I was pain-free, knowledgeable and confident to go home. I am very grateful to her." Thank you, Luba!
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A special flag is flying at our hospital to honor a hero. The Sharing Network Donor Flag is a symbol of honor and respect to those who give the gift of life through organ and tissue donation. By raising the Donor Flag, hospitals create a sense of community in recognizing the impact of the decision to donate. One organ donor can save the lives of potentially eight people. By raising the Donor Flag, hospitals acknowledge the gift of life. We fly the flag to honor a donor hero.