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What will replace the Long Beach Medical Center?
Laozi, a Chinese philosopher in the 6th century B.C., is credited with the saying, “A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.” That easily sums up the ongoing effort to provide the residents of the City of Long Beach . . . more
The city announced that it intends to hire eight paramedics to operate the primary ambulance, currently run by the career firefighters.
South Nassau to run additional ambulance in L.B.
As part of its effort to restructure emergency medical services in Long Beach, the city announced this week that it has partnered with South Nassau Communities Hospital to operate an additional … more
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Hundreds of residents packed the sixth-floor auditorium of City Hall at Monday’s forum.
Residents call for full-service hospital
Hundreds of people crowded the sixth floor of City Hall on Monday, calling on representatives of South Nassau Communities Hospital and the state Department of Health to fully invest $154 million in … more
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Dr. Joshua Kugler, South Nassau Communities Hospital’s director of emergency services, left, discussed plans for South Nassau’s new Medical Arts Pavilion on the former LBMC campus at an Information Day with Frank McQuade, Barbara Bernardino and Mark Tannenbaum, members of the Beach to Bay Central Council of Civic Associations.
SNCH’s proposed medical pavilion a ‘good first step’
Long Beach Medical Center has been shuttered since Hurricane Sandy, and residents and local officials have demanded more details about South Nassau’s plans to re-establish medical services on the barrier island ever since a U.S. Bankruptcy Court judge approved LBMC’S sale to SNCH for $11.7 million nearly a year ago. more
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A rendering of the proposed medical arts pavilion that would be built on the former Long Beach Medical Center campus includes a 24/7 emergency department. (Photo courtesy South Nassau Communities Hospital)
South Nassau unveils hospital plans
South Nassau Communities Hospital released plans on Wednesday to build a two-story, 30,000-square-foot emergency department on the site of the former Long Beach Medical Center, almost two and a half … more
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The March 3 City Council meeting grew contentious, to say the least, as career firefighters and their supporters again locked horns with city officials over the recent layoffs of four firefighters and a plan to replace a number of union members with civilian paramedics. Former State Assemblyman Harvey Weisenberg also joined the debate last week. From above left were firefighters Brian Abramson, Bryan Jones, Dave Yolinsky, Joe Robson, Danny Fraser and Brian Pues.
City Council meeting gets heated
The recent layoffs of four career firefighters, and a plan to replace a number of them with paramedics at lower salaries, led to a highly charged, emotional City Council meeting last week, at which … more
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Hospital forum set for March 18
More than two years after Hurricane Sandy forced the closure of the Long Beach Medical Center, residents will finally have an opportunity to hear from South Nassau Communities Hospital about its … more
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A recommendation made by ICMA calls for hiring civilian paramedics at significantly lower salaries to replace a number of career firefighters.
Long Beach looks to hire paramedics
Two weeks after union members and a number of residents criticized the city for considering a consulting firm’s recommendation to cut more than half of its career firefighters and replace them … more
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SNCH officials say demolition of the three oldest buildings on the campus will begin in the spring.
South Nassau considering options after FEMA pledges $154M
More than two years after Hurricane Sandy shuttered the Long Beach Medical Center, its new owner, South Nassau Communities Hospital, is still considering options for a health care delivery model in … more
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City Manager Jack Schnirman and ICMA representatives presented the report to residents and encouraged them to offer input after the meeting.
Consultants call for restructuring of LBFD
Nearly a year after the city launched a comprehensive review of its emergency services in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, a consulting firm released its findings at a public presentation on … more
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