g. Richard A. Henson Cancer Institute Ocean Pines Information
26 – 32
PRMC Orthopaedic Services
and Peninsula Spine Center
a. ALS Services
b. Total Joint Center
c. Peninsula Spine Center
d. Stroke Awareness
e. Balance Testing
f. Lymphedema Management
g. Bone Density/DexaScan
33. PRMC Behavioral Health
Services
34. Peninsula Regional Weight Loss
& Wellness Center/Bariatric
Services
35. Peninsula Wound and
Hyperbaric Center
36. PRMC Pulmonary Services –
Pulse Oximetry
37. Mended Hearts
38. PRMC Cardiovascular and
Pulmonary Rehabilitation
39. Chesapeake Hearing Screening
(Wagner Wellness Van)
8:15 a.m. Chair Aerobics Caroline Farrell, Exercise PhysiologistCardiac/Pulmonary Rehabilitation and Adult FitnessPeninsula Regional Medical Center
This 15 minute demo will be a combination of stretches, aerobic, and resistance training exercises that can allbe done from a chair.
7:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Cooking Demo – Healthy Breakfast Sandwich Peninsula Regional Medical CenterFood and Nutrition Services
Sample a healthy breakfast entree! Recipes will be available and dietitians on site for questions.
9:00 a.m. Zumba Salisbury YMCA
Zumba is a total workout, combining all elements of fitness – cardio, muscle conditioning, balance andflexibility, boosted energy and a serious dose of awesome each time you leave class.
9:45 a.m. Jump Rope DemoPinehurst Elementary
The "Power Panthers” are a team made up of students in grades 2–5 that are sponsored by the American HeartAssociation. They travel throughout the local counties to perform jump rope shows that promote health andfitness. They also promote the Jump for Heart and Hoops for Heart programs that many schools participatein. This is the youngest team in the state of Maryland, and they have been participating for the past 25 years.
10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Pets on Wheels of Delmarva, Inc.Kevin and Sheila Dennis
Kaiser is a 160 pound great dane. He is coming up on his second birthday and has excelled in his training as atherapy dog. Kaiser is a giant, sweet, fun loving volunteer for Pet’s on Wheels. He loves attention and hasnever met a living thing that he doesn’t adore. Kaiser provides companionship and comfort for residents ofnursing homes, care facilities, schools and libraries. Come and visit with Kaiser and see what a difference hecan make in your day.
10:30 a.m. Prince Street Steppers Ms. Tana Ellis, Asst. PrincipalLiz Seward, ISI TeacherPrince Street Elementary School
Students in Grades 3, 4 and 5 take part in a STEP program that emphasizes academics as the first step tosuccess! Students complete homework and reading assignments before practicing routines. Students performat various schools and community events throughout Wicomico County. The academic emphasis placed onthis program centers in the area of reading. Each month students set reading goals and are evaluated usingthe Accelerated Reading Program in order to monitor their progress.
11:30 a.m. Feet of Fire! Performance Troupe DemoShaun Dize Updike
The Feet of Fire! Performance Troupe is an elite group of dancers ranging in age from 4–18. Come and watchthem perform an upbeat demo that includes tap, jazz and hip hop routines.
All Day Events:
• Photo Booth (Near Kid’s Corner)
• Inflatable Twister (Near Kid’s Corner)
• 4 Climber Hard Rock Wall (Outside)
• Meet and Greet with Sherman from the Delmarva Shorebirds
• PRMC’s Traumaroo – Troo, the Traumaroo, is the mascot of the American Trauma Society andteaches children important safety habits. Traumaroo was developed in 1994 by the AmericanTrauma Society to help reduce preventable injuries among children. Troo’s handlers will behanding out information regarding bicycle safety, home safety, playground safety & more.
