June 2011 - Allegheny West Magazine
June 2011 - Allegheny West Magazine
June 2011 - Allegheny West Magazine
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OVGH Opens Hospital Unit<br />
Ohio Valley General Hospital celebrated the grand opening of Willow<br />
Brook Geropsychiatric Unit in <strong>June</strong> with an open house.Participants met<br />
the staff and got a personal tour of Willow Brook.<br />
Willow Brook Geropsychiatric Unit provides short term (8 – 10 days)<br />
inpatient psychiatric services to adults 65+ who have mental health<br />
needs. The program is recovery-centered in its approach and strives to<br />
help individuals to not only address their mental health needs, but also<br />
reconnect with their hopes and personal motivations. Willow Brook will<br />
provide a safe, therapeutic environment which allows people to maintain<br />
as much normalcy in their everyday routines as possible. The staff of<br />
Willow Brook will work in tandem with Ohio Valley General Hospital’s<br />
medical services to ensure that both medical and psychiatric needs are<br />
addressed simultaneously and cohesively.<br />
School District Wins Awards<br />
The <strong>West</strong> <strong>Allegheny</strong> School District received Awards of Honor in two<br />
separate categories in the 2010 Excellence in Education<br />
Communications Contest sponsored by the Pennsylvania School Public<br />
Relations Association (PenSPRA). The first was one of only three awards<br />
statewide in the School Web site category.<br />
District Webmasters include Carol Bonnar, Laurie Cole, Kim Dawson,<br />
Carrie Morgan, and Leah Vestal. The second was among the five awards<br />
given in the Special Purpose Publications category for the program<br />
booklet, “A Building for the Future,” created by Martin Lestander and<br />
Carol Bonnar for the October 10, 2010, Open House/Showcase<br />
celebrating the completion of the high school renovation and<br />
expansion project.<br />
Homemade Quilt<br />
to be Raffled<br />
The quilting group at The ROCK is finishing up its 4th of July raffle<br />
quilt. Proceeds will benefit The ROCK Family & Community Center. The<br />
quilt will be on display at the Oakdale Borough building and at THE<br />
ROCK before the raffle. The group raffled its first quilt last year. For<br />
tickets or information, contact Bunny Donaldson by e-mail at<br />
bunnydonaldson@yahoo.com.<br />
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NEW IN TOWN<br />
Choice Chiropractic<br />
Dr. Shannon Thieroff, owner, and Dr. Leah Gallucci, clinic director, announce<br />
the opening of their newest location of Choice Chiropractic and Wellness Center<br />
in Moon Township.<br />
Choice Chiropractic has its initial office in the North Hills, which opened in<br />
April 1999.<br />
Dr. Gallucci will practice at the new Moon Township office, located at 993<br />
Brodhead Road, #50. Previously, she was the associate doctor at the North<br />
Hills location.<br />
Among the services offered are manual chiropractic adjustments and Activator<br />
techniques, electric muscle stimulation, intersegmental traction, and rehabilitative<br />
exercises.<br />
Dr. Leah resides in Wexford with her husband, Jim, and is the proud owner of<br />
two dachsunds -- Ziggy and Izzy.<br />
Choice Chiropractic held its grand opening on May 6. To celebrate the grand<br />
opening, Choice Chiropractic is offering a new patient examination for $17.<br />
To contact Choice Chiropractic, call (412) 424-0019. Or, send an e-mail to Dr.<br />
Gallucci at drleah@choicechiropractic.net. For more information, visit the Web<br />
site at www.choicechiropractic.net.<br />
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Ready to get<br />
healthier for<br />
summer? It’s easy<br />
and fun—just sign<br />
up for the Ready,<br />
Set, Walk! Challenge.<br />
When you<br />
sign up—by going<br />
to the Walk Challenge<br />
website at<br />
www.walkchallenge.org.<br />
You’ll receive a<br />
walking kit (while supplies last) that includes a pedometer, a t-<br />
shirt, and walking information. Count your steps and log them<br />
on the Web site during the eight-week Challenge. Along the<br />
way, receive motivating updates and newsletters. People<br />
logging the most steps will win prizes. Celebrating its fifth<br />
anniversary, this summer ’s Walk Challenge is jointly sponsored<br />
by ACTA (Airport Corridor Transportation Association)<br />
and the region’s two other transportation management<br />
associations—OTMA (Oakland Transportation Management<br />
Association) and the Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership TMA.<br />
Robinson Plaza Two, Rt. 60 & Park Manor Dr.<br />
Suite 420, Pittsburgh PA 15205<br />
(412) 809-3505, Fax: (412) 809-3509, www.acta-pgh.org<br />
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