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SINAI HOSPITAL
Seymour Ziegelman, M.D.
Jeffrey Obron, M.D.
Brian Adelman, M.D.
Andrew Markowitz, M.D.
and
Sinai Ambulatory Services Division
are pleased to welcome
Healthy Events Community-Wide
Betty Lasich, M.D.
Volunteers
* Hospice of Michigan Cancer
Foundation is looking for vol-
unteers to offer support to ter-
minally ill cancer patients and
their families. Hospice volun-
teers work with a team of pro-
fessionals to provide compas-
sionate care for the dying.
Home volunteers provide com-
panionship, friendship and as-
sistance to patients and to care
givers. Bereavement volunteers
offer support to families expe-
riencing the loss of a loved one,
and special needs volunteers
fulfill patients' special requests.
Call Cathy Dominici at (313)
833-0715, ext. 763.
in the practice of Obstetrics and Gynecology.
For an appointment, please call
during normal business hours
(810) 646-3111.
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* Volunteers are needed to as-
sist with a variety of resident
programs and clerical functions
at Botsford Continuing Health
Center. Call Lyn Semeyn at
(810) 477-7400.
Sinai Hechtman Health Center
31500 Telegraph Road, Suite 245
Bingham Farms, Michigan 48025
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sinal
"Oh MyAching Feet"
If you are experiencing any foot prob-
lems you know how painful it can be.
Dr Lazar specializes in heel spurs •
warts • callouses and corns • sports
injuries • ingrown nails • mycotic
nails • foot deformities • diabetes
and fractures. Dr. Lazar can provide
free transportation as needed or he
can make house calls as needed.
Dr. Lazar Has Moved His Office To A New Loca-
tion That Is Within Easy Access From I-696
14,
Daniel Lazar D.P.M. P.C.
15300 W. Nine Mile Rd.
(2 blocks E of Greenfield)
Oak Park
(810) 967-3668
Your Home
or Office
BEDFORD VILLA NURSING CARE CENTER
DETRO IT J E WIS H NE WS
The Privacy and Comfort of Home
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Bedford Villa is a charming 61 bed nursing center specializing in
Rehabilitative Services. The intimate size of our center allows for
personalized attention.
Please call us for more information regarding our services.
• Private and semi-private rooms
• Medicare Certified
• Respite care
• Specializing in Rehabilitative
Services
• Hospice service
Admissions Office Open Mon.-Fri. 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Admissions Counselors available evenings and weekends
810-557-3333
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* Researchers at Henry Ford
Hospital are looking for men
and women to participate in a
new drug trial aimed at reduc-
ing urinary incontinence (leak-
ing of urine). Those eligible for
the study must be 30 to 75
years old with at least one
episode of leakage per day. In
addition, participants must be
in good health with no history
of bladder cancer. More than
half of the participants will take
an investigational drug and
some will be given a placebo for
six weeks. All medications, lab-
oratory blood tests and EKGs
are free. Valet parking and
mileage will be reimbursed.
Call and leave a message at
(313) 556-8299. A nurse will re-
turn the call.
* Volunteers age 14 and older
are needed immediately to
work in the Exceptional Eques-
trian therapeutic horseback rid-
ing program in Novi on
weeknights (except Monday),
from 6 to 8:15 p.m., and on Sat-
urday mornings and after-
noons. Volunteers will work
directly with children and hors-
es. No experience is necessary.
The only physical requirement
is that you can walk for 45-
minute intervals. The program
serves people with physical,
mental and emotional disabil-
ities. Call (810) 347-3860, ext.
218.
* The Rainbow Connection, a
nonprofit corporation that
grants the wishes of children
with chronic and life-threaten-
ing illnesses, needs you. If you
are interested in helping with
upcoming fund raisers, have
creative ideas, like chairing
events, or just have a desire to
make a difference, attend the
next monthly meeting 10-11
a.m. Aug. 20 at the Rainbow
Connection offices in downtown
Rochester. Call Roxanne Bryan
at (810) 651-1261.
* The National Kidney Foun-
dation of Michigan Inc. is seek-
ing volunteers to serve as
"Community Representatives."
Duties include acting as a liai-
son between NKFM and your
community, presenting NKFM
educational campaigns, at-
tending area health fairs, con-
ducting speaking engagements
and coordinating fund-raising
events. No experience is neces-
sary. Schedules are flexible.
Call Michael Hart at 1-800-482-
1455.
Babies
* Botsford General Hospital
will present "Great Expecta-
tions," a free,.half-day seminar
for people thinking about start-
ing a family and for those al-
ready expecting a child. The
seminar will be held 8:30 a.m
Saturday, Aug. 20. It will in-
clude practical information on
getting pregnant, birthing op-
tions, how to choose a doctor
and managing the life-style
changes that accompany par-
enthood. A psychologist will
speak about the emotional as-
pects of parenthood. There also
will be a tour of Botsford's new
Special Delivery Center. Reg-
ister by calling Margo Gorchow
at (810) 442-7986.
Care givers
* Sinai Hospital's department
of physical medicine and reha-
bilitation announces the for-
mation of "Caring and
Sharing," a support group for
adult care givers. The free pro-
gram, led by a social worker,
psychologist or clinical nurse
specialist, is designed to give
adults caring for sick or dis-
abled adults the opportunity to
share experiences, discover new
ideas and find resources that
can help. If necessary, the care
givers may bring their loved
ones to the meeting. An activ-
ities group, coordinated by a