Putnam Ridge

Worldwide Food Service Week

December is Worldwide Food Service Safety Month. Did you know more than 200 diseases are spread through food alone? One in ten people become sick every year from eating contaminated food, and 420,000 people are killed from these illnesses every year. These types of illnesses can cause long-term health problems and possibly be deadly, so it’s very important to be adamant about consuming safely prepared food.

Here are some facts about food safety:
1. Food-borne diseases can be deadly
2. Freezing doesn’t kill bacteria
3. Cross-contamination can occur in the refrigerator
4. Chopping boards contain more germs than toilets
5. The five-second rule (Contrary to popular belief, bacteria can get attached to food as soon as the food touches the floor).

You can protect the food you and your loved ones consume by maintaining proper hygiene, learning to store food items properly, and to clean utensils and any cooking equipment properly. The more knowledge you have, the better equipped you can be against foodborne illnesses.

 

 

 

 


Jeff Pryluck

Director of Recreation

I've had the privilege of working in Healthcare for almost 25 years. During that time, I have had many opportunities to work with my staff and other disciplines in developing and implementing quality recreation programs that are resident focused.

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Shoshana Stein

Director of Business Development

Shoshana joined our team in 2017 and brings almost a decade of experience in the Skilled Nursing and Healthcare field, as a hospital screener and liaison, a marketing professional and an Admissions Director. Shoshana’s finely developed acumen and expertise in all areas of healthcare insurances, including Medicare/Medicaid reimbursements and eligibility, makes her an invaluable admissions director and resource for our patients and their families. Shoshana ensures our patients and families of a seamless admission to our facility and provides an encouraging and helping hand during the tedious and complex Medicaid application process.

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Mary O'connor

Director Of Social Service

Growing up in a neighborhood surrounded by older adults, influenced my desire to work in long-term care.

I have worked in the industry as a Social Worker for over 17 years and have found the field to be highly rewarding. It is my goal to provide a person centered care approach that respects and honors the individuality of each resident.

I am passionate about making a positive difference in the lives of our residents and their families.

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