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Free Cardiac and Concussion Screenings for Young Athletes
The Matthew J. Morahan, III Health Assessment Center will be hosting cardiac and concussion screenings for young athletes at Community Medical Center on Saturday, April 13 from 8 am - 12 noon. Experts recommend these screenings to be repeated every two years. Cardiac screenings will be held for 6 - 18 year olds, and are open to the first 150 athletes to register. Concussion screenings are for young athletes 12 years old and up, and open to the first 80 registrants.
Registration is required for these screenings. To register and schedule your appointment time, please call 1.888.724.7123.
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Join us for a Baby & Children's Fair
Sunday, April 28
1 - 4 pm
Community Medical Center Outpatient Lobby
- Fun activities!
- Free prize drawings!
- Giveaways!
- Important Water Safety Information
- Barnabas Health Fire Safety House
- Sports Fitness Activities
Area organizations and agencies will provide information on services available in the community.
The Ocean County Sheriff's Department and Toms River Police Department will hold a car seat safety check.
Tour Community Medical Center's First Moments Maternity Unit and Pediatric Unit and meet staff.
The fair is FREE, but registration is requested. Call 1-888-724-7123.
Please bring a non-perishable food item for donation to food pantries in areas affected by Super Storm Sandy. |
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Bring Your Furry Friends to Bark in the Park!
Paws for Cancer is selling Paw Passes to the Saturday, May 4th Lakewood BlueClaws game. These passes allow your favorite pooch to enjoy the 4 pm baseball game with you! Tickets for pets are $2, and tickets for their human friends are $10.
These tickets are on sale now and going fast! To purchase, contact Tracie at 732-557-8000 ext 18131, or the Foundation Office at 732-557-8131.
Portions of the ticket sales will benefit the Community Medical Center J. Phillip Citta Regional Cancer Center and the Sunday, September 15 Paws for Cancer event, which helps raise funding for local dog therapy organizations and various therapy programs at the Cancer Center.
Additional information about Bark in the Park can be found here. |
