Sharing information from the City Of Ansonia Facebook page:
"The Ansonia Animal Shelter will be collecting hats, scarfs, gloves/mittens and socks for the homeless, now until Nov. 24.
"Jean Roslonowski notes this is their annual give back to the community. Drop-off is at the shelter or you may contact Jean at 203-410-7716 for a pickup. Thanking all in advance for your generosity."
Friday, November 10, 2017
Recuperation journey: Fading fall foliage found in Ansonia
It's sad to see the colors fade away, but now we can look forward to celebrating Thanksgiving.
Photos from East Main Street.
Valley mystery photo
And where did I take this photo? Please leave your responses in the comments!
Hint: It's in the Lower Naugatuck Valley.
Griffin Hospital professionals receive Planetree awards
Roman Spivak, MD, receives the Planetree Clinician Champion Award from Planetree President Dr. Susan Frampton./ Contributed photo
DERBY- Roman Spivak, MD, and Dike Miller, RN, both of Shelton, were recently honored with Spirit of Planetree Awards at the 2017 Planetree International Conference on Patient-Centered Care in Baltimore.
DERBY- Roman Spivak, MD, and Dike Miller, RN, both of Shelton, were recently honored with Spirit of Planetree Awards at the 2017 Planetree International Conference on Patient-Centered Care in Baltimore.
Spivak received the Clinician Champion Award for his work as a pulmonary critical care physician at Griffin Hospital.
The award recognizes physicians around the world who personalize, humanize and demystify the healthcare experience.
Spivak was nominated for the award for his ability to earn the trust of patients and their families with his caring and compassionate bedside manner.
He is considered a great role model for the hospital’s resident physicians, especially in the intricacies of critical care, and Griffin nurses respect and appreciate him for actively including them in patient rounding and in discussions about patient care plans.
He is considered a great role model for the hospital’s resident physicians, especially in the intricacies of critical care, and Griffin nurses respect and appreciate him for actively including them in patient rounding and in discussions about patient care plans.
Dike Miller, RN, receives the Planetree Caregiver Award from Planetree President Dr. Susan Frampton./ Contributed photo
The Caregiver Award recognizes Miller’s commitment to both Planetree’s and Griffin Hospital's patient-centered approach to providing care.
In his five years as a nurse at Griffin, Miller has been a leader, forming positive relationships with clinical co-workers and staff throughout the hospital.
Miller is also known for the empathy he exhibits to his patients. He always takes time to sit, talk, explain, or sometimes just lend an ear to a patient who is frightened, confused, or agitated.
“The Spirit of Planetree Award Ceremony is always a highlight of our Annual Conference,” said Planetree President Dr. Susan Frampton. “At the heart of the Planetree patient-centered model are the human interactions between patients and caregivers. With the Spirit of Planetree Awards, we celebrate individuals like Dr. Spivak and Dike who, with their compassion, empathy, and simple human kindness, are improving the patient experience, and that is most definitely worthy of recognition.”
About Planetree
Founded in 1978 by Angelica Thieriot, a San Francisco patient who endured a traumatic healthcare experience, Planetree is an internationally-recognized not-for-profit organization that partners with health care providers around the globe to advance patient-/resident-centered approaches to care.
Planetree has been at the forefront of the effort to personalize, humanize, and demystify the healthcare system for more than 30 years. With its model of care being implemented in a diverse range of hospitals, continuing care facilities, outpatient clinics, and consumer health libraries across North America, Canada, Brazil, The Netherlands and Japan, Planetree is demonstrating that patient-centered care is not only an empowering philosophy, but a viable, vital, and cost-effective model of care.
This is a press release from Griffin Hospital.
Planetree has been at the forefront of the effort to personalize, humanize, and demystify the healthcare system for more than 30 years. With its model of care being implemented in a diverse range of hospitals, continuing care facilities, outpatient clinics, and consumer health libraries across North America, Canada, Brazil, The Netherlands and Japan, Planetree is demonstrating that patient-centered care is not only an empowering philosophy, but a viable, vital, and cost-effective model of care.
This is a press release from Griffin Hospital.
Seymour Cub Scout Pack to hold bingo night, open house
SEYMOUR - Cub Scout Pack 11 will host a bingo night and open house from 7-9 p.m. Nov. 17 at Trinity Episcopal Church, 91 Church St.
Mistletoe & Margaritas to benefit Adam's House in Shelton
Sharing from a Facebook event page:
Mistletoe Market & Margaritas
A Holiday Shopping Event in support of Adam’s House
Enjoy some festive Holiday "Cheers" with our signature Margaritas, while shopping our wide area of local vendors.
* Psychic Readings
* Wine Tastings
* Mini Makeovers
* Artists
* Home Decor
* Latest Fashions
* Handmade Gifts
* & So Much More!
Spend Time with us for #GivingTuesday-
Nov. 28 from 6-9 p.m.
Exclusive Shopping for Alumni from 6-6:30 p.m.
Adam's House is at 241 Coram Ave., Shelton.
Mistletoe Market & Margaritas
A Holiday Shopping Event in support of Adam’s House
Enjoy some festive Holiday "Cheers" with our signature Margaritas, while shopping our wide area of local vendors.
* Psychic Readings
* Wine Tastings
* Mini Makeovers
* Artists
* Home Decor
* Latest Fashions
* Handmade Gifts
* & So Much More!
Spend Time with us for #GivingTuesday-
Nov. 28 from 6-9 p.m.
Exclusive Shopping for Alumni from 6-6:30 p.m.
Adam's House is at 241 Coram Ave., Shelton.
Newsletter: Derby Historical Society talk on witch hunts, more
Dear readers,
The latest Valley Voice newsletter features BAD SONS Brewery doing good for the community, witch hunting talk planned at Derby Historical Society reception, more.
Thanks for reading!
~ Patti
Derby, Shelton to hold Veterans Day ceremonies Saturday
DERBY - John H. Collins Post 24, American Legion, in cooperation with Derby veterans' organizations and the City of Derby invites the public to participate in an annual Veteran's Day ceremony promptly at 10:30 a.m. Saturday on the Derby Green.
This year's guest speaker will be state Sen. George S. Logan, R-Ansonia.
For more information call 203-736-1462, ext. 2.
Services at Riverwalk
SHELTON -Sutter-Terlizzi Post 16 will conduct Veterans Day services at the Riverwalk in Shelton and at the Post Saturday.
Ceremonies will begin at 10:30 a.m. at the Veterans’ Memorial on the Shelton Riverwalk followed by an 11:30 a.m. service and luncheon at Post 16, 295 Old Bridgeport Ave.
All are welcome to join in the ceremonies as well as the luncheon.