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Houston Astros Mascot, “Orbit”, Visits
                Snapshots                                                            Kids at the Palm Beach Children’s Hospital



                   IRMC Offers the Innovative UroLift®

                    System to Treat Enlarged Prostate

              Indian River Medical Center (IRMC) is
            proud to announce that the UroLift® System
            is now available with Marc Rose, M.D. UroLift
            is the first permanent implant to treat symp-
            toms due to urinary outflow obstruction sec-
            ondary to benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH)
            in men 50 years of age or older. Cleared by the
            U.S. Food and Drug Administration in 2013,
            the UroLift System is designed to relieve
            symptoms caused by an enlarged prostate
            while preserving sexual function.
              The UroLift System implants, delivered dur-
            ing a minimally-invasive procedure, create a                             Kids at the Palm Beach Children’s Hospital got a special visit from someone out
            channel separating the lobes of an enlarged                             of this world. Orbit, the Houston Astros mascot, brought his care free attitude and
            prostate to open a pathway for urine flow.                              loveable looks to the Palm Beach Children’s Hospital to see some of the pediatric
            Patients recover from the procedure quickly and return to their normal routines  patients who are currently being treated. The Astros are in their first year playing
            with minimal downtime.                                                  in West Palm Beach for the Spring training season.
                                                                                     Pictured is Orbit and a team member of the Houston Astros posing with Winter
                                                                                    Sconierspupalaikis.

                       Broward Health Imperial Point,

                         Kids and the Power of Work                                                  Toy Kart Donation for
                                                                                               Broward Health Coral Springs
              Kids and the Power of
             Work (KAPOW) is a
             national business/educa-
             tion partnership program
             designed to give elemen-
             tary school youth expo-
             sure to the world of work.
             Once a year, all students
             in the program visit par-
             ticipating businesses and
             engage in hands-on,
             work-related experiences.
             Broward Health Imperial
             Point (BHIP) was happy
             to be chosen for a second
             year as a participating
             business.
              This year BHIP wel-
             comed   37   Tamarac
             Elementary School 4th graders to participate in a career day with the theme “It takes
             a village.”  Children were exposed to many different departments and careers within
             the hospital.  After engaging presentations by nurses, police officers, and adminis-  With a goal of bringing smiles to sick kids, Kids of Love Foundation recently
             tration, the children were taken on tours of the emergency room, facilities depart-  donated a Toy Kart to the Broward Health Coral Springs Pediatric unit and
             ment, and laboratory.  They learned how patients are treated, how the facility is  places a box in the hospital’s lobby for the collection of toys during the holidays.
             powered and taken care of behind the scenes, as well as what healthy vs. unhealthy
             tissues look like.




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