Sinai Hospital Creates a Family Space with Support from Vaughn Greene Funeral Services
Thursday, June 11, 2020
"Vaughn Greene Funeral Service generously donated support to Sinai Hospital to create a warm and welcoming space for family members to grieve the loss of a loved one. Within our service demographic, many families say their final goodbyes at the hospital. Vaughn Greene is helping us provide compassion and dignity to that process. We are so grateful."
- Laurie Wallace, Director of Clinician Engagement, LifeBridge Health
Social Distancing from L to R: Neil Meltzer, President and CEO LifeBridge Health, Donna Marquess, AVP Laboratory Services, Dan Blum, President, Sinai Hospital, Siobhan Wroten, Mgr of Pathology, Vaughn Greene, Bill Miller, Julie Cox, VP, Chief Development Officer.
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