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Home & Health Show SATURDAY AUGUST 12 CAPE REGIONAL HEALTH SYSTEM 2017 7 MILE ISLAND HOME & HEALTH SHOW and Designer House Tour HOME & HEALTH SHOW 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM Complimentary Admission Avalon Elementary School DESIGNER HOUSE TOUR 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM Tour Tickets: $30 For more information and to purchase tickets, please call Cape Regional Foundation Office at 609.463.4040 CAPE REGIONAL FOUNDATION A Member of Cape Regional Health System WELCOME TO OUR 13TH ANNUAL CAPE REGIONAL HEALTH SYSTEM 7 MILE ISLAND HOME & 7 Mile Island Home & Health Show HEALTH SHOW and Designer House Tour and Designer House Tour Welcome to Cape Regional Health System’s 13th annual 7 Mile Island Home and Health Show and Designer House Tour. We have a very exciting day planned for your enjoyment, including nine beautiful homes on the Designer House Tour, home vendors for great decorating and renovation ideas for your home, and over a dozen free health screenings to keep you in good health. Don’t forget to visit “The Doctor Is In” exhibits available during the Health Show. Cape Regional Health System continues to grow and add new programs to better serve the healthcare needs of our community: • This past November, Cape Regional Health System opened a new medical complex in North Cape May. This beautiful, modern facility is home to Cape Regional Physicians Associates’ Family and Internal Medicine Practice, Cape Regional Physical Therapy and Cape Regional laboratory draw station. The complex is conveniently located at 3806 Bayshore Road. • In May, we celebrated the opening of our second urgent care center. Cape Regional Urgent Care-Wildwood is located next to the Wawa at 406 W. Rio Grande Avenue. The hours of operation are from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily. Later this year, we will open our third urgent care center which will be located in Marmora in Upper Township. • The Jane Osborne Center for Women’s Health celebrated its one year anniversary, offering state-of-the-art 3D Mammography, Stereotactic Biopsy, Breast Ultrasound, Dexascan for bone density testing and Nurse Navigation Services for personalized support and guidance. • Cape Regional’s Physical Therapy Department now offers a pelvic floor rehabilitation program. Pelvic floor issues can greatly affect quality of life as weak or damaged pelvic floor muscles often contribute to incontinence or pelvic pain due to childbirth, illness, aging or surgery. • In May, we also celebrated the one year anniversary of Cape Regional Home Health/ Managed by BAYADA - providing high-quality home health services to our community. • In June, Cape Regional Medical Center was awarded a grant to develop an Opioid Overdose Recovery Program to respond to individuals reversed from opioid overdoses and treated in our Emergency Department. We extend a very special “thank you” to Ellen Kravet Burke who has diligently served as Chairman of this event since its inception 13 years ago. We also thank the many physicians, volunteers, Auxiliary members, homeowners, Avalon Elementary School, Avalon and Stone Harbor Chambers of Commerce, the Boroughs of Avalon and Stone Harbor, our vendors, sponsors, advertisers and Cape Regional Team Members who have helped to make this year’s event a success. Proceeds from the Home and Health Show will support cancer WILDWOOD | 406 W. Rio Grande Ave. | Right next to Wawa services and surgical services at Cape Regional. CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE | 11 Court House S. Dennis Road | Acme Plaza Thank you for supporting Cape Regional, and we wish you a very enjoyable day! 9 AM - 8 PM DAILY 609.465.6364 | CapeRegionalUrgentCare.com Joanne Carrocino, FACHE President & CEO, Cape Regional Health System 2) 7 MILE ISLAND HOME & HEALTH SHOW GUIDE 2017 7 MILE ISLAND HOME & HEALTH SHOW GUIDE 2017 (3 CAPE REGIONAL HEALTH SYSTEM 7 MILE ISLAND 7 Mile Island Home & Health Show HOME & HEALTH and Designer House Tour SHOW and Designer House Tour LUCKY 13! In researching the number 13, (according to Wikipedia), 13 is a “happy number”* Additionally, the United States of America was created from 13 British colonies, 13 stars appear on the Great Seal of the United States, and 13 stripes appear on the American flag. Using the themes of happy and lucky, let’s consider this year’s Home & Health Show as our Lucky 13th event! We are happy to present to you our outstanding and approachable Cape Regional Physicians and staff. Further, we are lucky to employ these medical experts in our community on a year-round basis. Feel free to engage them in conversation, perhaps for a follow-up visit. Take advantage of the various no-charge screening tests that we are offering—it could save your life. Our Home Show vendors offer options for updating, renovating or building your shore home. It’s a wonderful opportunity to speak with our local vendors in a relaxed setting. So, in this our 13th year, we wish you happy and lucky times, with good health! Sincerely, Ellen Kravet Burke Event Chair *A happy number is a number defined by the following process: Starting with any positive integer, replace the number by the sum of the squares of its digits, and repeat the process until the number either equals 1 (where it will stay), or it loops endlessly in a cycle that does not include 1. 4) 7 MILE ISLAND HOME & HEALTH SHOW GUIDE 2017 7 MILE ISLAND HOME & HEALTH SHOW GUIDE 2017 (5 CAPE REGIONAL HEALTH SYSTEM 7 MILE ISLAND HOME & HEALTH SHOW and Designer House Tour Saturday, August 12 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Home & Health Show 9:00 am to 2:00 pm Avalon Elementary School “The Doctor is In” 9:00 am to 1:00 pm Avalon Elementary School American Red Cross Donor Bus 9:00 am to 2:00 pm Avalon Elementary School Designer House Tour 11:00 am to 4:00 pm Take a self-guided tour of homes on 7 Mile Island. kravet.com See pages 38 and 39 for house locations. Tickets are available for $30. To purchase tickets, Kravet is proud to support please call the Foundation Office at 609.463.4040 Cape Regional Health System or visit the Avalon Chamber of Commerce. 6) 7 MILE ISLAND HOME & HEALTH SHOW GUIDE 2017 7 MILE ISLAND HOME & HEALTH SHOW GUIDE 2017 (7 CAPE REGIONAL Thank You to Our Sponsors HEALTH SYSTEM 7 MILE ISLAND Home & Health Show HOME & GUIDE BOOK: HEALTH Saturday, August 12 • 9:00 am - 2:00 pm SHOW and Designer House Tour RADZIETA Funeral Home The Home Show The Health Show Enter the Avalon Elementary School Returning for the sixth year, “THE where you will be greeted by a host of DOCTOR IS IN” from 9 am to 1 pm friendly and knowledgeable vendors gives you an opportunity to meet HOME & HEALTH SHOW: who have wonderful suggestions for physicians from Cape Regional Health your home projects. If you are contem- System and Cape Regional Physicians plating building, renovating or refresh- Associates. (See page 14 for more BURKE SUBARU ing the interior of your home, this will details.) CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, NJ be a great opportunity to talk with the Available for consultation and professionals. They will be glad to offer discussion, an impressive group guidance on the spot or perhaps you of healthcare professionals and would prefer to make an appointment vendors will be on-hand promoting for a consultation. Many options and a healthy lifestyles, health intervention, variety of products….get inspired! and preventative care. Health System representatives, diagnostic testing updates, fitness experts, skin care and DESIGNER HOUSE TOUR: more will all be represented at the show, along with the following free screenings: ✔ Balance & Sleep Disorders ✔ Blood Pressure ✔ Bone Density ✔ Cholesterol ✔ Glucose ✔ Peripheral Artery Disease ✔ Pulmonary Function ✔ Pulse Oximetry ✔ Skin Cancer Screening ✔ Vision Screening 8) 7 MILE ISLAND HOME & HEALTH SHOW GUIDE 2017 7 MILE ISLAND HOME & HEALTH SHOW GUIDE 2017 (9 Fox Rothschild proudly supports the Complimentary skin cancer screenings will be offered from 9 a.m. until Noon in the Nurse’s Office at the 2017 Home & Avalon Elementary School during the 7 Mile Home & Health Show Health Show CAPE REGIONAL VASCULAR SURGERY PENN VASCULAR CARE IS AT CAPE REGIONAL CAPE REGIONAL MEDICAL COMMONS • Thoracic and abdominal aortic 217 N. MAIN ST., CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE aneurysms • Carotid artery blockages We offer consultations and second opinions, • Peripheral arterial disease diagnosis and treatment of the full range • Renovascular hypertension 800 attorneys | 22 offices nationwide of vascular conditions including: • Peripheral and visceral aneurysms William M. Honan, Esq. 609.572.2218 For an appointment, please call [email protected] CAPE REGIONAL 609.463.CAPE HEALTH SYSTEM CapeRegional.com 10) 7 MILE ISLAND HOME & HEALTH SHOW GUIDE 2017 7 MILE ISLAND HOME & HEALTH SHOW GUIDE 2017 (11 Let’s Shake to Your Success! FuneralRADZIETA Home PROUDLY SERVING THE REGION’S SMALL BUSINESSES • Business Loans • Lines of Credit • Equipment Loans 9 HAND AVENUE • P. O. BOX 37 • Commercial Mortgages CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, NEW JERSEY 08210 • Construction Loans (609) 465-7458 phone • SBA Preferred & Express Lender (609) 465-3154 fax www.radzieta.com Manager Director John J. Radzieta John Radzieta N.J. Lic. No. 4175 N.J. Lic. No. 2730 Director Director 609.463.5240 Paul Zavocky, Jr. Martin A. Radzieta N.J. Lic. No. 3522 N.J. Lic. No. 4755 www.sturdyonline.com THE STURDY CHOICE IN BUSINESS LENDING 12) 7 MILE ISLAND HOME & HEALTH SHOW GUIDE 2017 7 MILE ISLAND HOME & HEALTH SHOW GUIDE 2017 (13 “THE 9 am to 1 pm at the 7 Mile Island Meet physicians from Cape Regional Health System DOCTOR Home & Health Show and Cape Regional Physicians Associates. Learn about their Complimentary admission, specialties and the exceptional care you’ll receive.
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