Employee of the Quarter: Eli Torres
Congratulations to the Medical Center’s Employee of the Quarter, Eli Torres! Eli began his career at Ocean Reef in 2010 with the Hotel, where he held a variety of roles…
					Read More 		October is in the Pink
October is National Breast Cancer Month. Schedule your annual mammogram and support breast cancer awareness through volunteering, fundraising, or joining events. Far too many of us have friends, family or…
					Read More 		Cardiology Services at the Medical Center
We are pleased to announce the addition of Cardiologist Benjamin Hurwitz, M.D., to our Visiting Specialists program. He is a Board-certified physician with Cardiovascular Wellness Center located in Homestead, Florida,…
					Read More 		Special Needs Patients: Hurricane Preparedness
If you are planning on staying longer at your Ocean Reef residence this year or are a full-time resident, the Medical Center encourages you to plan in advance of a…
					Read More 		Mindfulness
We live in an age of ceaseless information, with a cacophony of distractions. At any given moment the mind is processing too many “to-do” lists in everyday life and we…
					Read More 		Medical Center Welcomes Newest Team Member, Marvin Escobar
We are pleased to announce the addition of Marvin Escobar, MA, RT(R)(CT) to the Medical Center’s excellent health care team. Marvin, pictured at right, is a highly trained radiology technologist…
					Read More 		Fun-Raiser 2018: And the Winners Are …!
It was another home run for the Medical Center’s 36th-annual Fun-Raiser! Perfect weather arrived for the March 20 and 21 sporting event of tennis, pickleball and golf. Evening festivities included…
					Read More 		Sportsman’s Donor Club Challenge Blood Drive: March 27 and 28!
The seventh-annual Sportsman’s Donor Club Challenge Blood Drive will be held Tuesday and Wednesday, March 27-28, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day at the Medical Center. The Challenge is a…
					Read More 		Let’s Have a Drink or Two!
Once you begin to feel thirsty, you have already waited too long. Thirst is a signal that you’ve already lost about 1 percent of your body’s water content; however, thirst…
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