Brooklyn Center is proud to welcome Physiatrist Richard J. Batka, MD as Medical Consultant
A highly respected and published physiatrist, Dr. Batka is affiliated with NYU Langone’s Rusk Rehabilitation.
“We are very proud to welcome Dr. Batka here as part of our Brooklyn Center team,” said Mike Forzano, VP of Therapy Services at Centers Health Care and Sigma Health Rehab. “Having Dr. Batka work with our Brooklyn Center residents vastly increases our strengths in rehabilitation therapy.”
The relationship between Dr. Batka and Brooklyn Center’s interdisciplinary team will enhance rehabilitation treatments and increase positive outcomes for the patients.
NYC Accelerator is saving money and reducing emissions for New Yorkers
At Centers Health Care, we are proud of our work with the NYC Accelerator to improve quality of life and community health by making New York City carbon neutral by 2050.
Buildings account for nearly 70% of New York City’s carbon emissions. NYC Accelerator provides resources to reduce emissions while helping building owners and property managers save money on building energy upgrades. Join us by signing up for free resources and training to improve your energy efficiency and be part of creating a carbon-free future.
Contact NYC Accelerator to get started with free, personalized technical assistance: accelerator.nyc/contact.
NYC Accelerator is saving money and reducing emissions for New Yorkers
At Centers Health Care, we are proud of our work with the NYC Accelerator to improve quality of life and community health by making New York City carbon neutral by 2050.
Buildings account for nearly 70% of New York City’s carbon emissions. NYC Accelerator provides resources to reduce emissions while helping building owners and property managers save money on building energy upgrades. Join us by signing up for free resources and training to improve your energy efficiency and be part of creating a carbon-free future.
Contact NYC Accelerator to get started with free, personalized technical assistance: accelerator.nyc/contact.
Dialysis Care: Comprehensive Solutions for Renal Health
Brooklyn Center is committed to providing comprehensive dialysis care solutions to support individuals with renal health needs. Our skilled team of healthcare professionals is dedicated to delivering exceptional care and optimizing the well-being of our patients.
With state-of-the-art facilities and advanced dialysis technology, Brooklyn Center offers many dialysis services. Our experienced nephrologists, nurses, and technicians provide personalized treatment plans tailored to each patient’s unique needs, ensuring optimal outcomes.
We prioritize patient comfort and safety, adhering to rigorous infection control protocols and maintaining a supportive environment throughout dialysis.
Our team also focuses on patient education, empowering individuals to actively participate in their care and make informed decisions about their renal health.
At Brooklyn Center, our comprehensive dialysis care solutions aim to enhance the quality of life and promote optimal renal health.
We are committed to providing compassionate care, advanced treatments, and ongoing support for individuals needing dialysis services.
To learn more about Brooklyn Center, visit https://brooklyn-center.facilities.centershealthcare.org/ or call 800-305-9151
Celebrating Care That Moves You Day with Centers Health Care
On August 2, we celebrate CARE THAT MOVES YOU DAY, a special day that encourages movement for a healthy mind, body and soul.
Did you know that movement plays a crucial role in rehabilitation? At Centers Health Care, we believe in the transformative power of mobility. We move our patients in our gyms and in their hearts. Join us as we explore the benefits of movement in healthcare and how it can positively impact recovery.
Is moving good for you? Let’s count the ways…
Here are 7 benefits of exercise and movement:
1. Sharper memory
2. Weight loss and maintenance
3. More energy
4. Better sleep
5. Healthier muscles and bones
6. pain reduction
7. better mood
At Centers Health Care, movement is the key to rehab and better health—physically and mentally. So let’s get moving!
On August 2, at all 45 of our facilities, special events and activities will highlight CARE THAT MOVES YOU DAY.
Centers Health Care is on the move. How about you? Get up and dance. Step up and step out. Post a video of your movement styling, with the hashtag #CareThatMovesYou, and you’ll be entered to win a prize. It’s your move!
This summer, Centers Health Care is on the move.
Win big. Learn something, give something. Enter here.
The summer 2023 campaign is about to launch and that means we’re moving—fleets of ice cream, donut, taco and hot dog trucks hitting the road to reinforce relationships, strengthen partnerships, and create new connections. And in the process, spread the word about our teams, our rehab, and our results
Our 37,000 team members are our #1 asset. Top healthcare professionals, leading specialists, experienced therapists, experts in every field–the sharp minds, caring hearts and healing hands make a world of difference in the quality of life of those we serve. These are the Teams that move us.
Modern healthcare is advancing at an exponential pace. We’re proud to lead the way as we pursue and embrace new rehab technology at each of our 45 facilities. Cutting-edge sciences like biomechanics and the rehabilitative equipment of tomorrow ensure that we help the people in our care achieve optimal health. This is the Rehab that moves us.
Our superior teams together with our superior rehab equipment leads to superior results—with 9,000 successful discharges every year. That is our focus. That is our mission. That is our promise. Every patient we discharge has a story. And every story is a testament to our success. These are the Results that move us.
Be sure to enter to win. Prizes include ear pods, bicycles, dinner for two, and more. You can accept the prize or donate up to $250 to any of the following charities. Care to win. Care to give. Either way, everyone is a winner.
American Heart Association
Parkinson’s Foundation
American Cancer Society
Asthma and Lung Foundation
Alzheimer’s Association
Diabetes Foundation
Experience Unparalleled Care at Centers Newest Facility in Brooklyn
Brooklyn Center has undergone a remarkable transformation, taking over a hospital and creating a state-of-the-art facility that provides exceptional care and wellness services.
Brooklyn Center’s facility represents a leap forward in healthcare innovation. With a focus on modern design, advanced technology, and patient-centered care, the facility sets a new standard for excellence in the industry.
From its sleek and welcoming interiors to its top-of-the-line equipment, every aspect of the facility is designed to create a comfortable and healing environment for patients.
At Brooklyn Center’s facility, residents can expect comprehensive care services tailored to their needs. From skilled nursing care and rehabilitation to specialized programs such as memory care and palliative care, the facility is equipped to provide a continuum of services.
Brooklyn Center’s commitment to wellness extends beyond medical care. They offer various wellness programs to promote a healthy and active lifestyle.
From fitness classes and recreational activities to social events and educational workshops, residents have access to various opportunities to engage and enhance their overall well-being.
To learn more about Brooklyn Center, visit https://brooklyn-center.facilities.centershealthcare.org/ or call 718.252.9800
Cardiac Care: Understanding the Latest Advances in Treatment
Cardiac care has undergone significant advancements in recent years, allowing for improved diagnosis and treatment of heart conditions. These advancements have resulted in better outcomes and improved quality of life for patients with heart disease.
Brooklyn Center offers a range of cardiac care services and can guide the latest advances in treatment.
One significant advancement in cardiac care is the use of minimally invasive procedures. These procedures, such as angioplasty and stenting, allow for the treatment of blocked or narrowed arteries without needing open-heart surgery.
This results in less pain, faster recovery times, and reduced risk of complications.
Another important advancement in cardiac care is using new technologies to improve diagnosis and treatment. Advanced imaging techniques, such as CT scans and MRIs, allow for more accurate diagnosis and better planning of treatment options.
In addition, new implantable devices, such as pacemakers and defibrillators, have improved outcomes for patients with heart conditions.
Finally, advances in medication have also improved cardiac care. New medications have been developed to treat various heart conditions, including hypertension, high cholesterol, and heart failure.
These medications are often more effective than older treatments and have fewer side effects.
To learn more about Brooklyn Center, visit https://brooklyn-center.facilities.centershealthcare.org/ or call 718.252.9800
Recovering from Stroke: Coping and Expectations with Stroke Care
Recovering from a stroke can be a challenging journey. Coping with the physical, emotional, and cognitive changes often come with a stroke can be overwhelming.
However, with the help of stroke care at Brooklyn Center, you can manage your recovery and return to your daily routine. Here are five ways to cope with and manage your expectations after a stroke:
Understand Your Condition: It is important to understand your condition, including the severity of your stroke, the potential impact on your body, and the expected recovery process. Your healthcare provider can help you understand what to expect.
Set Realistic Goals: Setting realistic goals is an important part of recovery. Working with your healthcare provider to set achievable goals can help you stay motivated and focused.
Get Support: Recovery from a stroke can be long and challenging, but you don’t have to go through it alone. Get support from family, friends, and healthcare providers to help you stay positive and motivated.
Stay Active: Regular exercise and physical activity can help improve your physical and mental health after a stroke. Work with your healthcare provider to develop a safe and effective exercise plan for you.
Practice Self-Care: Taking care of yourself is an important part of recovery. Be kind to yourself, take breaks when needed, and engage in activities you enjoy.
To learn more about Brooklyn Center, visit brooklyn-center.facilities.centershealthcare.org or call 800.546.3090
A 3-Step Process to Get the Most Value Out of Trading in Your Vehicle
One of the many side effects of the COVID-19 pandemic was a surge in demand for used cars. A supply-chain issue for computer chips left thousands of otherwise-ready new cars useless, raising demand in the secondary market.
That not only led to a price increase in used cars, but dealers are paying up to 20% more than they did pre-pandemic to vehicle owners on their trade-ins.
Brooklyn Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing has a three-step process to where you can get the most out of your trade-in if you’re in the market for a new ride.
- Prepare Your Vehicle for Sale
Much like you would prepare and stage your home in advance of a sale, you’ll want to do the same with your vehicle in order to put its best foot forward, so to speak. Make sure you have all of the pertinent paperwork—title, warranty, service reports, registration, and vehicle history report—in one place. You’ll also want to have the outside washed and waxed and even detail the interior if necessary. Remove all personal items and top off fluids.
- Do Your Homework
Even though dealers are paying more for trade-ins, that doesn’t mean that they want to. Prepare for a lowball offer to start. If you know the estimated value of your vehicle (via Kelley Blue Book), you’ll have a head-start on the negotiations. If the vehicle is under a warranty or has new items like tires or brakes, that also adds value.
- Pick the Option That Gives You the Best Financial Outcome
There are several avenues you can go down besides just trading in the vehicle at a dealer. Doing a trade-in might be good if you have an established history with the dealership and will lead to a good deal on your next ride. But you also may be better off selling your vehicle outright to the dealer or even selling it yourself. Finally, if you have a vehicle that isn’t worth much, you may be able to donate it and deduct more off your taxes than you would be paid for it by a third party.
To learn more about Brooklyn Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing and all of the services they offer, visit http://brooklyn-center.facilities.centershealthcare.org.
