City of Norfolk comes together for annual holiday breakfast at Lake Taylor |
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On Thursday, December 15th, Lake Taylor hosted their annual breakfast for City of Norfolk officials. Various community leaders with the City of Norfolk, including Mayor Paul Fraim, were present for the special holiday breakfast as well as select Hospital Board members, Auxiliary members, and Hospital staff. |
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Lake Taylor hosts 11th Annual “Ride for the Children” |
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Santa and his helpers swapped the sound of sleigh bells for the roar of nearly 300 Harley-Davidson motorcycles, Sunday, December 11th. Sponsored by Southside Harley-Davidson, the eleventh annual “Ride for the Children” raised several thousands of dollars in gifts and contributions for Lake Taylor Transitional Care Hospital’s pediatric center.
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Eleventh Annual Ride for the Children Held on Sunday, December 11th |
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Lake Taylor Residents Visit the Virginia Beach Oceanfront |
On a warm fall day this past October, several long-term care patients at Lake Taylor Transitional Care Hospital recently visited the Virginia Beach oceanfront. Accompanied by hospital staff and some family members, the patients were able to relax and take in the sights from the 15th Street Fishing Pier. For those who were able, part of the afternoon outing included a picnic lunch as well as special treats from the local ice cream parlor.
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Former Rehab Patients Celebrate Victories Of Recovery At 11th Annual Rehab Reunion |
On Thursday, October 20, 2011, Lake Taylor Transitional Care Hospital held its 11th Annual “Rehab Reunion” for former participants of the inpatient rehabilitation program.
Approximately 350 former rehab patients and their families returned to Lake Taylor Transitional Care Hospital to reunite with each other as well as LTTCH nurses, therapists and other relevant faculty. A BBQ lunch was served and a band was also present to add to the celebration.
Many of the former patients present for the reunion have suffered from neurological disorders, strokes, spinal cord injuries, paralysis, arthritis, hip and knee replacement, and other various ailments. The purpose for the gathering is to celebrate the group’s successful return to their homes in the community following their stay at the facility. |
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