Area residents suffering from chronic or non-healing wounds will now have advanced treatments available at Shore Wound Care, a Shore Health System outpatient care facility opening January 30, 2012 on Dutchman’s Lane in Easton.
The Shore Wound Care team is led by wound care specialist, Thomas Lubeski, DO, FACOS. He is joined by Dot Mayorga, RN, Case Manager, and Cheryl…
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Shore Wound Care Opens Its Doors
Shore Health System Director Graduates From Shore Leadership
Michael D’Arcangelo, Director of Laboratory Services for Shore Health System, recently graduated from the 2011 class of Shore Leadership. Shore Leadership is a leadership development program for executives and senior managers on the Mid-Shore. Over the course of eight monthly sessions, participants gain a broader perspective and deeper understanding of the issues and challenges facing the region, while honing their…
Wellmobile To Return To Eastern Shore
CareFirst-Blue Cross/Blue Shield reportedly issued a grant to get the Wellmobile program going again. It was forced to shut down to lack of funding. The Wellmobile is a mobile health care screening facility that does basic health screenings and primary care. Doctors and nurses on board refer patients to other doctors and medical staff when needed.…
Shore Health System Echocardiography Labs Earn Re-Accreditation
The cardiac ultrasound laboratories operated through Shore Health System’s Department of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Services have been granted re-accreditation by the Intersocietal Commission for the Accreditation of Echocardiography Laboratories. Based at the Memorial Hospital at Easton and Dorchester General Hospital, the cardiac ultrasound laboratories were among the first one thousand hospital-based echocardiography laboratories in the US, Canada and Puerto Rico…
DGH Foundation Purchases Specialty Stretcher for Hospital
A $7,500 gift from the Dorchester General Hospital Foundation made it possible to purchase a Stryker Big Wheel Stretcher for the hospital’s emergency department.
This specialty stretcher, which can accommodate up to 750 pounds, is padded with a thicker, extra comfort mattress to redistribute a patient’s weight. The stretcher’s built-in scale helps the nursing staff weigh patients without having to…
Shore Health System Surgical Floor Staff Honored as Everyday Heroes
A grateful patient, who was hospitalized at the Memorial Hospital at Easton, recently donated to Shore Health System’s Everyday Heroes fund to thank the physicians and nursing staff on the surgical unit for the excellent care and medical treatment they provided The Everyday Heroes pictured (left to right) are: Stephanie Golebieski, MS, CRN; Doreen Taylor, Nurse Tech; Stacey Smith, BSN,…
Pam Black Receives Talbot NAACP Unsung Hero Award
Pamela Black, LCSW-C, OSW-CM, Oncology Social Worker for Shore Regional Cancer Center, was recently honored by the Talbot County chapter of the NAACP with their Barbara Jeffries Unsung Heroine award. Black received the honor at the chapter’s Annual Freedom Banquet, held earlier this fall. As an oncology social worker at Shore Regional Cancer Center and a group facilitator of the…
DGH Auxiliary Gift Adds Physical Therapy Equipment In Cambridge
Shore Rehabilitation at Cambridge now has a highly versatile piece of equipment that is used for physical therapy at the Sunburst Center in Cambridge thanks to a donation from the Dorchester General Hospital Auxiliary.
The Keiser® Infinity Trainer is used by physical therapists to help patients recover strength, balance and range of motion following surgery, injury and illness.
The Infinity…
