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September, 2012 – Tropical Triathlon on 9/30/12 in Lake Worth

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500 to Compete in Tropical Triathlon Sunday 9-30-12 in Lake Worth

 

Lake Worth (September 2012) – The Central Palm Beach Chamber of Commerce and the City of Lake Worth along with our sponsors, Royal Palm Mazda and Mercantil Commercebank present the 15th Annual Tropical Triathlon Sunday, September 30, starting at 7 a.m.

 

The Tropical Triathlon will be the first event to take place on the “NEW” beachfront! The race highlights not only the Ocean amenities but the Snook Island and Boardwalk improvements.

 

 

Hector Picard the first double arm amputee to finish an ironman will be competing. He will be a fierce competitor and an inspiration for us all. You can learn more about Hector at http://www.dontstopliving.org/

 

Dr. Alex Keith of Advanced Wellness Sports & Chiropractic Center, is our race director. Dr. Keith has the honour of being the United States Olympic and National Triathlon Team’s Chiropractic Sports Physician. He travelled with the U.S. team to Beijing for the 2008 Olympics and London for the 2012 Olympics and continues to work with the team at World Cup and World Championship Triathlons. Male and female triathletes, ranging in age from 14 to 78 and representing all experience levels come from around the state to compete in the event.

 

The Lake Worth Beach is the starting point for the race, where the triathletes complete a quarter-mile ocean swim. They then transition to the 11-mile bike race, taking them along Federal Highway, followed by a 3.1-mile run over the Intracoastal Bridge and through the Bryant Park area, before heading back to the beach for the finish line.

 

The day before the event, from 3 to 8 p.m. during the athlete packet pick-up, we will be hosting a Health and Fitness Expo at the Omphoy Ocean Resort located at 2842 South Ocean Boulevard, Palm Beach, FL 33480.

 

The Tropical Triathlon is sanctioned by the USA Triathlon Association, with timing provided by Altavistasports.com. Registration is online at www.active.com.

 

We would like to thank our community partners for the generous support, The Omphoy Ocean Resort, Advanced Wellness Sports & Chiropractic Center, Benny’s on the Beach, Helix Medical Centers, Top Cycle, Celsius, Lake Worth R.O.T.C., The Morganti Group,  Ashleigh Ruckert Independent Distributor of Kangen Water, Fast Signs and Country Tees.

 

 

Street Closures: Federal Highway North to Wellesley and South to 12th Avenue South. Lake Avenue from Federal Highway east to A1A. Lucerne Avenue from A1A west to Federal Highway. Golfview Rd. south to 2nd Ave South. 5th Ave. South Ocean Breeze. South Palmway, South Lakeside between 4th and 5th  Streets will be closed from 6:30am to 10:00am.

 

For more information, please contact Nadine Burns at the Central Palm Beach County Chamber of Commerce at (561) 790-6200 or email her at nadine@cpbchamber.com   

September, 2012 – Small Business Roundtable with Peter Fogel

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September, 2012 – Small Business Roundtable with Peter Fogel

Press Release From:                         The Wellington Chamber of Commerce

Regarding:                                            Small Business RoundTable September 13th Session

Date:                                                      September 14, 2012

Written By:                                             Monica Kallas – SharpShooter Marketing Group

Photograph By:                                    Monica Kallas – SharpShooter Marketing Group

 

 

The Wellington Chamber of Commerce and
Small Business RoundTable Presented
Peter Fogel As Guest Speaker Thursday Night

 

It was an evening of motivation, information, and laughter all tied into

Photo Left - Right: Monica Kallas, SharpShooter Marketing Group, Co-Chair Small Business RoundTable; Peter Fogel, Speaker, The Reinvention Guy; Blanca Greenstein, Morris Laing Evans Brock & Kennedy, Chtd., Co-Chair Small Business RoundTable.
Photo Left - Right: Monica Kallas, SharpShooter Marketing Group, Co-Chair Small Business RoundTable; Peter Fogel, Speaker, The Reinvention Guy; Blanca Greenstein, Morris Laing Evans Brock & Kennedy, Chtd., Co-Chair Small Business RoundTable.

 one session as “The Reinvention Guy” know as Peter Fogel discussed personal introspection, improving oneself on many different levels, and strengthening teamwork at the workplace.  The event took place Thursday evening, September 13, at Binks Forest Golf Club in Wellington, Florida.

Prior to entering corporate America and reinventing himself into a Direct Response Copywriter, Marketing Consultant, Corporate Business Speaker, Radio Host and Best Selling Author – Peter Fogel was one of America’s top stand-up comedians.  For over 25 years, he was an improvisational performer who worked or appeared on many major television shows.  In addition, he was a standup comic in Las Vegas working with big name comedians.  His published information states that it is his “in-the-trenches” experience that allows him to help others in balancing work/life and being the best one can be in their chosen career.  As the evening unfolded, that statement appeared to be true. 

Peter explained the meaning of re-invention as a complete make-over, bringing back into existence or use, recast something familiar and old into a different form.  He applied this definition to people and discussed how they can utilize this principle in their lives to improve their situations.  He discussed his definition of the “golden handcuffs” to be “making a lot of money and having a good lifestyle however, hating what you do.”  To get out of these handcuffs, he reviewed the Four Modes of Learning which were: Unconscious Incompetence; Conscious Incompetence; Conscious Competence; Unconscious Competence.   Everything he discussed was sprinkled in humor.

There was also a funny, interesting, interactive group exercise with seven volunteer participants.  The purpose was to demonstrate how teamwork starts and how it gets better over time.  The people attending began getting involved with this exercise as well.  They jumped in to help the volunteers so the whole room eventually got involved.

This was the 5th session of the Small Business RoundTable series.  The 6th and final series will be in October and the information on that session will be provided shortly.

For more information about the Small Business RoundTable, contact Executive Director Michela Perillo-Green at 561. 792.6525 or write to SmallBusinessRoundTable@WellingtonChamber.com.  Also visit The Wellington Chamber of Commerce online at http://WellingtonChamber.com. 

January, 2013 – Apply today for PB Poetry Festival

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January, 2013 – Apply Today to Be a Part of the PB Poetry Festival in January of 2013

 

I too, having lost faith / in language, have placed my faith in language. So writes Terrance Hayes in his poem “Snow For Wallace Stevens,” from his National Book Award winning collection “Lighthead.”

 

Doesn’t “language” in the context of this poem also mean poetry? Returning to earlier lines in the poem, Hayes asks us an important question, “How, with pipes of winter / lining his cognition, does someone learn / to bring a sentence to its knees?”  

  

In the context of the upcoming festival, my response to this question is to suggest you indicate Terrance Hayes as your first choice of a workshop on your festival application! It isn’t just this poem that demonstrates the art and energy we find in the work of the award-winning poet, Terrance Hayes. Explore our website faculty bios and workshop descriptions. Take a moment to enjoy the entire poem “Snow for Wallace Stevens.”  

 

The festival is a time when poets can put their faith in poems and language and the power of poetry like no other time of the year. We our events so that everything we do supports the work of poets, and celebrates poems and poetry.

 

Read more about Terrance Hayes at The Poetry Foundation , and The Academy of American Poets. Or read and listen to Hayes reading, introduced by David Wojahn at Blackbird.

Won’t you join us in January in Delray Beach? The dates are January 21-26, 2013, at Old School Square Cultural Arts Center in Delray Beach. In addition to Terrance Hayes, the festival faculty includes: B.H. Fairchild, Jane Hirshfield, Tony Hoagland, Laura Kasischke, Thomas Lux, Tracy K. Smith, and Lisa Russ Spaar.   

 

Seize this opportunity to focus on your work in the extraordinary atmosphere of Delray Beach in January! We can’t guarantee the weather, but you can leave snow behind! Visit the workshop descriptions on our website–choose up to four poets with whom you would like to study. The more choices you list on your application, the better your chances of acceptance in a workshop of your choice. Workshops are limited to 12 participants and three auditors.   

 

We would love to welcome you at the 9th Annual Palm Beach Poetry Festival. Apply today! 

 

October, 2012 – A Night to Remember, presented by Wellington Rotary

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October, 2012 – A Night to Remember, presented by Wellington Rotary

A Night to Remember 2012

 

SAVE THE DATE !

 

On Saturday October 20, 2012 at 6pm, the Rotary Club of Wellington will be honoring Dr. Carmine Prior Jr. at the newly remodeled Wycliffe Golf and Country Club. The evening will include Open Bar, Fine Dining, Dancing and a Silent as well as Live Auction, benefiting the Rotary Club of Wellington Foundation. Tickets are available through our website www.wellingtonrotary.org or by calling Maggie Zeller at 561-715-9262.

 

Our club uses the proceeds of our charitable events to fund civic projects both at home and abroad, our local Scholarship program and various other projects within our community. Please visit www.wellingtonrotary.org for a full description of all projects. If you wish to make a tax deductible donation to this or any upcoming auction please contact Maggie Zeller at 561-715-9262.

 

 

About Dr. Carmine A. Priore

 
A resident of Wellington for 28 years and of South Florida for more than

Carmine Priore
Carmine Priore

60 years, Dr. Priore was elected to the Village of Wellington Council in March 1996 and re-elected in 2000, 2004 and 2008.  He served as Wellington’s Mayor from 1998-2000.  In March, 2010, Dr. Priore was honored by his colleagues by being appointed as Mayor pro tem for Wellington.

 

Dr. Priore began his civic involvement in 1992 when he was elected to the Acme Improvement District’s Board of Supervisors and served as the Board’s President from 1994 to 1996.  He is the past President of the Palm Beach County League of Cities and was a member of the Board of Directors of the Florida League of Cities.  He has served as Chair and Board Liaison of the Intergovernmental Relations Committee and has served as a member of the Advocacy Committee and Federal Action Strike Team of the Florida League of Cities.  In August, 2008 he was elected President of the Florida League of Cities.  At the Florida League of Cities Annual conference in August, 2010, he was awarded the distinguished E. Harris Drew Lifetime Achievement Award.  This is a highly regarded award given to elected officials who have dedicated themselves to excellence in municipal government.  Dr. Priore also served as a member of the Board of Directors for the National League of Cities.        

 

In 1996, Governor Lawton Chiles appointed Dr. Priore to the Commission on Local Government II.  He was a member of the Board of Trustees of the Florida Municipal Insurance Trust and Chairman from 2008-2012.  In 2002, Governor Jeb Bush appointed Dr. Priore to the Legislative Committee on Intergovernmental Relations (LCIR).  He was a member of the Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council from 2002-2012 and has served as Chairman of the Palm Beach County Traffic Performance Standards Committee.  He has served as the Palm Beach County League representative to the Land Development Regulatory Commission.  He was a member of the Palm Beach County Metropolitan Planning Organization from 2009-2012.  Governor Charlie Crist appointed Dr. Priore to the 2010 US Census Complete Count Committee for the State of Florida.  He was also the recipient of the 2010 Florida County and City Managers Association’s President’s Award. In May of 2012, Dr. Priore was awarded the Palm Beach County League of Cities’ “Defender of Home Rule”.       

 

Dr. Priore graduated from the Medical College of Virginia.  He received both his Bachelor of Science Degree and his MBA from the University of Miami.  Dr. Priore has served as President of the Palm Beach County Dental Association and the Wellington Rotary Club, where he is still a member.  He is Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Palms West Hospital and was a member of the Board of Directors of Central Palm Beach County Chamber of Commerce for six years.  He has served as a member of the Board of Directors of the Boys & Girls Club of Wellington. 

 

 

December, 2012 – Deck the Palms

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December, 2012 – Deck the Palms

December, 2012 – Deck the Palms and Tea & Tastings – A Nutcracker Sweet

Junior League of the Palm Beaches will hold two amazing Holiday events on Saturday, December 1 at the South Florida Fairgrounds Expo Center (Gate 8): “Deck the Palms Holiday Market” and “Tea & Tastings, A Nutcracker Sweet.”

“Deck the Palms” will open at 9 a.m. for a VIP shopping event ($25/ticket), and then 10 a.m. for general admission ($5/ticket). An array of fabulous merchants will be showcasing jewelry, upscale apparel, cosmetics, holiday decor, handbags and more! Kick-off your Holiday shopping at this wonderful event while supporting the community projects of Junior League of the Palm Beaches.

 

At 1:30 p.m., the 3rd Annual Tea and Tastings Event titled “A Nutcracker Sweet” will be held next door to the Holiday Market, inside Room #1 of the Magical Draped Ceiling Room at the Fairgrounds. Seating is limited for this exclusive afternoon of tea, decadent desserts, Nutcracker Ballet performers, and musical ensembles! Seats are available for $50, and include entry to the Holiday Market.

 

deckthepalms

 

Please contact the following with inquiries regarding sponsorships:

“Deck the Palms”: Megan Blomqvist 561-339-5721 & Jennifer Chillemi, 321-439-3368, jlpbholidaymarketplace@yahoo.com

“Tea & Tastings”: Sophia Stone, 561-236-1976

Also, please visit Junior League of the Palm Beaches on-line at www.jlpb.org and https://www.facebook.com/#!/JuniorLeaguePB.

October, 2012 – Grimaldi’s Pizza hosts BDRR event

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October, 2012 – Grimaldi’s Pizza hosts BDRR event

A slice of puppy love:

Grimaldi’s Pizzeria to host Big Dog Ranch Rescue adoption event at Downtown at the Gardens

 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

 

PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. (Sept. 17, 2012) — Grimaldi’s Pizzeria will partner with Big Dog Ranch Rescue on Oct. 21 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. for an adoption event on behalf of the Wellington no-kill shelter. The event is planned to support Big Dog Ranch Rescue’s goal to place 467 dogs in permanent homes between Aug. 1 and Oct. 31, 2012.

 

As a finalist in the 2012 ASPCA $100k challenge, Big Dog Ranch Rescuegrimaldispizzeria depends on community support to reach that goal and save the lives of hundreds of dogs. Grimaldi’s Pizzeria will provide each person who adopts a dog that day with a $50 gift certificate to celebrate his or her new “slice of puppy love.” The event will take place at Downtown at the Gardens in Center Court right outside Grimaldi’s Pizzeria.

 

John Boinis, Grimaldi’s general manager, added that anyone who drops off a donation of bedding, dog food or dog toys during the week prior to the event will receive a Grimaldi’s $5 gift card as a token of appreciation from the restaurant and Big Dog Ranch Rescue.  On the day of the event, he and his staff will provide free mini pizza bites and cannoli tastings while visitors mix and mingle with the pups of all breeds and all ages.

 

“Grimaldi’s Pizzeria has a longstanding tradition of participating in community events centered on the protection of animals,” said Boinis. “We are very pleased to partner with Big Dog Ranch Rescue and look forward to helping them achieve their goal to save the lives of 467 dogs by October 31.”

 

Grimaldi’s Pizzeria is famous for their award-winning hand-tossed, coal-fired brick oven pizzas and calzones, fresh salads and delicious desserts. For more information on Grimaldi’s Pizzeria visit http://www.grimaldispizzeria.com.

 

Big Dog Ranch Rescue is the largest no-kill shelter in south Florida. Located on 23 acres in Wellington, Big Dog Ranch Rescue is committed to saving lives by finding permanent homes for homeless, abandoned and abused dogs of all breeds. For more information on Big Dog Ranch Rescue visit www.bdrr.org.

 

For Grimaldi’s Pizzeria:

Media Contacts:

 

Brittany Maroney

 

bmaroney@grimaldispizzeria.com

 

480-947-7100

 

 

Phyllis Ershowsky

 

phyllis@pkecreative.com

 

239-565-5996

 

 

Alison Drake

 

Alison@ADMarketingTeam.com

 

239-337-9260

 

 

For Big Dog Ranch Rescue:

Meg Weinberger

 

media@bdrr.org

 

561-310-6591

 

September, 2012 – Mounts Botanical Garden to Benefit from 5% Community Giving

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Mounts Botanical Garden to Benefit from 5% Community Giving Day at Whole Foods Market / Wellington – September 19

 

(West Palm Beach, FL – September 12, 2012) Mounts Botanical Garden, the go to source for gardening information in South Florida, has been selected by Whole Foods Market / Wellington to benefit from the store’s next 5% Community Giving Day.

 

On Wednesday, September 19, from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., customers at Whole Foods Market / Wellington are urged to “shop for a cause!” The popular retailer is donating 5% of the day’s net sales to Mounts Botanical Garden.

 

Located at 2635 State Road 7, Whole Foods Market / Wellington will feature information about Mounts Botanical Garden at a special table at the front of the store. In addition, the first 200 customers who stop by the Mounts table will receive a free copy of the Garden’s glossy, full-color magazine The Leaflet, which is filled with valuable information about gardening in South Florida.

 

“At Whole Foods Market, we are active participants in our community.  We are extremely proud of our community involvement and the relationships we continue to make each quarter.  We strive to make a difference,” said Lauren Belinsky, the store’s Marketing Team Leader.

 

“Our Community 5% Days are one meaningful way we give back to our community.  On designated days throughout the year, a total of 5% of the day’s net sales are donated to local non-profit organizations.  Guests help support selected organizations just by shopping on those 5% Days,” she added.

 

Allen Sistrunk, Garden Director at Mounts Botanical Garden, praised Whole Foods Market / Wellington for its “generous and ongoing support,” which started with the retailer’s support of the Garden’s Tropical Fruit Festival last June.

 

About Whole Foods Market®:

Founded in 1980 in Austin, Texas, Whole Foods Market (wholefoodsmarket.com, NASDAQ: WFM), is the leading natural and organic food retailer. As America’s first national certified organic grocer, Whole Foods Market was named “America’s Healthiest Grocery Store” by Health magazine. The company’s motto, “Whole Foods, Whole People, Whole Planet”™ captures its mission to ensure customer satisfaction and health, Team Member excellence and happiness, enhanced shareholder value, community support and environmental improvement. Thanks to the company’s more than 69,000 Team Members, Whole Foods Market has been ranked as one of the “100 Best Companies to Work For” in America by FORTUNE magazine for 15 consecutive years. In fiscal year 2011, the company had sales of more than $10 billion and currently has more than 325 stores in the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom.

 

About Mounts Botanical Garden:

Mounts Botanical Garden is Palm Beach County’s oldest and largest public garden.  Mounts displays tropical and subtropical plants from around the world, including plants native to Florida, exotic trees, tropical fruit, herbs, citrus, palms and more. As a component of the Palm Beach County Cooperative Extension Service, and through its affiliation with the University of Florida IFAS, Mounts is the place to connect with Extension Horticulturists, Master Gardeners, the Florida Yards and Neighborhoods Program, and professional horticultural advisors. Mounts also offers a variety of horticultural classes, and garden-related events and workshops. 

 

Located at 531 North Military Trail in West Palm Beach, Mounts Botanical Garden is open Monday-Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sunday from noon to 4 p.m. The suggested donation for entry to the Garden is $5 per person. For more information, please call 561.233.1757 or visit www.mounts.org.

September, 2012 – TAI CHI HEALTHY CHOICE FOR PEOPLE WITH ARTHRITIS

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TAI CHI HEALTHY CHOICE FOR PEOPLE WITH ARTHRITIS

Arthritis Foundation Offers New Joint-Safe Activity

[W.P.B.] – For centuries, Tai Chi has been practiced in China as an effective exercise for physical and mental well-being.  Now, the Arthritis Foundation is launching a new joint-safe Tai Chi program designed to improve the quality of life for people with arthritis, as more and more people turn to alternative approaches to address chronic conditions. 

Tai Chi from the Arthritis Foundation is designed for people of all ages seeking a joint-safe exercise routine, but particularly those with mild to moderate arthritis.  Research shows moderate physical activity helps people with arthritis feel better and relieves pain.  Tai Chi may be especially suitable for people with joint problems because its movements are slow and gentle, and the level of exertion can be adjusted to suit each person’s physical condition.  In addition, the movements in the style of Tai Chi used by the Arthritis Foundation are performed at higher stances, which make it easier and more comfortable to learn. 

            The benefits of Tai Chi may include reduced pain and stiffness, improved concentration and memory, greater balance, increased flexibility, enhanced muscle strength, along with improved ability to cope with stress and depression. 

Tai Chi from the Arthritis Foundation will take place on Tuesdays and Thursdays – beginner class 10:00 am, advanced class (for those who have completed Part 1 & Part 2) 11:00 am,  beginning October 9, 2012 at the Arthritis Foundation, 400 Hibiscus Street, West Palm Beach.   The sessions will run for 5 weeks, and the cost is $66.   All classes are taught by instructors who have undergone a special Arthritis Foundation instructor-training workshop. 

To register for Tai Chi from the Arthritis Foundation or for more information, contact Susie Rhodes at 561-833-1133.

September, 2012 – FoundCare Health Center Eligible for Share in $5 million Grant

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FOUNDCARE HEALTH CENTER ELIGIBLE FOR SHARE IN $5 MILLION GRANT

(West Palm Beach, FL) FoundCare is thrilled to announce its eligibility as a local charity to share in $5 million of grant money and receive up to $250,000 through Chase Community Giving.

Grant distribution level will be decided upon by eligible resident voters, and FoundCare is asking the local community and friends to get involved and show their support by casting their votes for the Health Center September 6 – 19.

September 6 – 19, community residents can place their votes by visiting www.ChaseGiving.com and www.Facebook.com/ChaseCommunityGiving. Both Chase customers with an online Chase account and Facebook users are eligible to vote and are allotted a minimum of four (4) votes and a maximum of five (5) votes during the voting period. Full program details, including a simple summary of rules of entry are available at www.ChaseGiving.com/pages/program-rules.

“We are so excited to be in the running to receive a share of $5 million,” said Yolette Bonnet, Chief Executive Officer of FoundCare, Inc. “Any funding we receive will make a huge impact on our community, and will help cover the costs of medical care for the families that we serve. We are grateful to Chase Community Giving and to those who have nominated us for this incredible opportunity, and we hope to have your votes this September!”

Chase Community Giving is a program where fans help decide what matters and help choose charities to receive grants from Chase Community Giving. Chase Community Giving has awarded over $20 million in grants to over 500 charities in 41 states, Washington D.C. and Puerto Rico. For more information, please visit ChaseGiving.com.

FoundCare Health Center is a non-profit full service community health center providing medical care for Palm Beach County residents with limited or no health insurance, regardless of their ability to pay. 

September, 2012 – PUBLIC INVITED TO LEARN ABOUT HEART DISEASE, DIABETES, & BIPOLAR DISORDER

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PUBLIC INVITED TO LEARN ABOUT HEART DISEASE, DIABETES, & BIPOLAR DISORDER AT FUTURE OF MEDICINE SUMMIT

 

WEST PALM BEACH (September 13, 2012) – Members of the general public who are interested in heart disease, diabetes and bipolar disorder are invited to attend the Future of Medicine Summit’s Science, Medicine and Community segment.  On Thursday, September 27, from 12:45-5pm at the Palm Beach County Convention Center, local physicians, Scripps Florida researchers and community non-profits will speak about these three chronic conditions.  There is no cost to attend the event between 12:45-5pm, and attendees will be able to visit the Summit exhibitors.

 

Current Perspectives in Bipolar Disorder takes place from 12:45-2pm and features Ronald L. Davis, PhD, Scripps Florida; Amy Dean, Palm Healthcare Foundation; Linda De Piano, PhD, Jerome Golden Center for Behavioral Health; Pamela Gionfriddo, Mental Health Association; Janet Hibel, PhD; James Howell, MD, Nova Southeastern University; Bruce L. Saltz, MD, Mental Health Advocates, Inc.; and Abbey Strauss, MD.

 

Diabetes: A National & Global Crisis takes place from 2-3:15pm and features Jose Arrascue, MD, South Palm Beach Nephrology, PA; Donald Grossman, MD, Florida True Health; Patricia McDonald, PhD, Scripps Florida; Eugenia Millender, PhD(c), FAU Diabetes Education and Research Center; Kathryn Reynolds, MD, Palm Beach Diabetes & Endocrine Specialists, PA.

 

Latest Advancements in Cardiovascular Disease Research, Treatment and Care is scheduled for 3:30-5pm and features Stephen Babic, MD, Boca Raton Cardiology Associates; Michael Dennis, MD; Malcolm Dorman, MD; Pascal Goldschmidt, MD, University of Miami Leonard M. Miller School of Medicine; Bruce Inverso, American Heart Association; and Kirill Martemyanov, PhD, Scripps Florida.

 

Pre-registration is required.  To register, call 561-433-3940.  To learn more about the Summit and to view the Summit schedule in its entirety, visit www.pbcms.org/FOMSummit.

 

About Palm Beach County Medical Society Services:

Palm Beach County Medical Society Services provides and coordinates continuing medical education for physicians and allied health professionals, informs and educates the public on health care issues, improves patients’ access to health care, collects and studies information on the health care delivery system and recognizes groups and individuals who strive to improve the quality of health care in Palm Beach County.  For more information, call 561-433-3940 or visit www.pbcms.org.

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