Sinai Hospital Zivi an Center for Conti nued Care to Open

Sinai Hospital's new $1,900,000
Zivian Center for Continued Care,
representing a major development
in progressive patient care, will
open Dec. 1, Sinai Executive Vice
President Dr. Julien Priver an-
nounced.
The center is designed for short-
ter convalescent patients who need
only minimal nursing care while
requiring medical observation or
hospital services up to several
weeks.
The "continued care" concept
has aroused considerable recent
interest in the hospital field be-
cause of anticipated cost reduc-
tions and innovations in patient
Care. It is still in the experimental

Israelis Extend Welcome,
'Adopt' Young Volunteers

TEL AVIV (JTA)—Israeli fami-
lies are "adopting" young men
and women from North America
who are doing a year of voluntary
Service in Israel under the Sherut
LaAm program. The families will
welcome the youngsters to their
homes on holidays and other oc-
casions, They will also provide
them with keys so that the volun-
teers will have access to their
homes whenever they are in town.

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Patients will have opportunities
for recreation and socializing not

available to them in the general
hospital. Their visiting hours will
be longer and they will be allowed
to wear street clothes and eat in
a central dining room.

The center will contain three

units of 33 beds each—five private

and 28 semi-private. Each room
will have a television set and
motel-type furnishings. The entire
building will be carpeted and air
conditioned.
The center will increase the
number of beds at Sinai Hospital
to 491. It was designed by Al-
bert Kahn Associates of Detroit in
conjunction with Hamilton Associ-
ates, a hospital consulting fiern in

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was by Walter J. Duncan Associ-

ates of Detroit.
Construction of the 99-bed facil-
ity was made possible by a $200,-
000 gift two years ago from Mr.
and Mrs. Max J. Zivian.
Zivian, a retired Detroit steel
executive, is a past vice president
of the Sinai board of trustees and
co-founder of the hospital. Mrs.
Zivian is a former Sinai "volun-
teer" and trustee of Sinai's Shapero
School of Nursing. They now live
in Palm Beach, Fla.
The Zivian Center will be the
fifth addition to Sinai Hospital,
6767 W. Outer Drive, since 1966.
A sixth addition, a 156-bed ex-
panded bed facility, will open in
1971.

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Find 25-Year-Old
Warsaw Ghetto Poems

LONDON (JTA) — An elderly
Polish woman has accidentally dis-
covered poems, that were appar- ,
ently written by residents of the
Warsaw Ghetto a quarter century
ago, according to a report in the
Polish Yiddish newspaper, Folk-
stimme, received here. The wom-
an, Jadwiga Krul, who is not Jew-
ish, wrote to a Warsaw newspaper
inquiring whether she should turn
over her find to some authority.
She said the poems were written
on backs of 52 ration cards issued
during the German occupation. She
said she found the cards in a bun-
dle while walking on a street in an
area that was once in the ghetto.
No author's name was given. The
poems appear to have been written
by more than one person.

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