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Business World Entertainment Sports Tech Politics Science Health Travel Most Popular Business Video U.S. Economy Stock Markets Earnings Opinion Personal Finance Press Releases Laser Spine Institute Makes Largest Ever Medical Donation to Gridiron Greats Buzz Up Send Email IM Share Digg Facebook Newsvine del.icio.us Reddit StumbleUpon Technorati Yahoo Bookmarks Print WedDec amET Related Quotes Symbol Price Change DJI . . GSPC . . IXIC . . More than Million donation will help NFL legends alleviate chronic spinal pain through minimally invasive surgery. Tampa FL PRWEB December The Laser Spine Institute is proud to announce a more than million gift to the medical program of Gridiron Greats Assistance Fund the charitable organization provides financial aid social and medical services to former NFL players in crisis. This donation is the largest ever to the program and the only to focus solely on back and neck pain . Minimally invasive laser assisted spinal surgeries will be provided pro bono to former players that qualify who suffer from chronic and debilitating back and neck pain as a result of injuries sustained during their active playing days. Through just a small one inch incision a team of renowned surgeons are able to correct a variety of spinal problems caused by the game of football with a drastically reduced recovery time. Back and neck pain is one of the leading medical issues for NFL players yet no post career ongoing neck or back care has been offered to date. LSI leads the way bringing today s most innovative technology and procedures to the doorstep of the NFL s greatest legacies. With facilities in Tampa and Scottsdale the Laser Spine Institute is revolutionizing the landscape of spinal surgery using cutting edge lasers and a day process from surgery to recovery drastically reducing the time it takes for patients to recover. With just a tiny one inch incision expert surgeons can correct a variety of back and neck ailments from degenerative disc disease and spinal stenosis to herniated discs and spinal arthritis. Former patient and LSI CEO Bill Horne says As someone who sustained an injury after playing one year of college football which has caused a lifetime of pain I can only imagine what these retired NFL players are experiencing after decades playing the sport. This cause is close to our hearts and we are genuinely thrilled about the opportunity to bring relief to these former players. A team of renowned surgeons led by Dr. James St. Louis a two time recipient of the Physician of the Year award and member of the prestigious Florida Board of Osteopathic Medicine have performed more than surgeries perfecting minimally invasive techniques that alleviate spinal pain caused by years of playing professional football. Dr. St. Louis explains We are thrilled and excited to offer much needed surgeries to some of the NFL s greatest players. While they may not be actively playing anymore we feel it is still vitally important for these players to be able to live out their retirement without suffering from chronic pain . Gridiron Greats Board Member and legendary coach Mike Ditka agrees These players gave the best years of their lives to the game and deserve the highest level of continuing medical care and assistance that we can provide them with. Thanks to the generosity and expertise of LSI the Gridiron Greats will now be able help many former players who are in desperate need of medical care. We want to extend a huge thank you to LSI for donating such important services to the Gridiron Greats medical program. At LSI gridiron greats will receive all of their spinal health care needs in one location. From pre operative imaging and diagnostic testing to endoscopic laser surgery and post operative physical therapy patients receive the highest quality care combined with the most advanced treatments. Retired players can contact the Gridiron Greats Assistance Fund to see if they qualify for the pro bono medical program or visit www.gridirongreats.org . Players must contact the GGAF directly. To learn more about LSI visit www.laserspineinstitute.com or call toll free for more information on outpatient minimally invasive spine surgery and upcoming seminars in cities across the United States. Media Contacts Melanie Vigliotti mvigliotti at zimmerman.com Laura Millett lmillett at zimmerman.com The Zimmerman Agency Laura Millett E mail Information Trackback URL http prweb.com pingpr.php WmV YS JbnNlLUluc UtSW zZS aZXRhLVNpbmctWmVybw Recommend Buzz Up Send Email IM Share Digg Facebook Newsvine del.icio.us Reddit StumbleUpon Technorati Yahoo Bookmarks Print More. Business Video Dec. 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Dec BUSINESS WIRE Sacramento area grocers brought their holiday gift giving spirit to the steps of the California Capitol on Tuesday December by donating more than pallets of food to Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger s WE Can Food Drive. An additional pallets were delivered directly to the drive s distribution center in South Sacramento. Trucks from Costco Wholesale Raley s Safeway Inc. and Save Mart Supermarkets rolled into Sacramento on Tuesday morning delivering the more than non perishable food laden pallets totaling approximately pounds to the west steps of the State Capitol. Governor Schwarzenegger and First Lady Maria Shriver in partnership with California Volunteers hosted the WE Can Holiday Food Drive during the th Annual State Capitol Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony on December . Arnold and I are thrilled with the success of this year s food drive Maria Shriver said. This holiday season more than ever many people and their families are struggling to make ends meet. This affects all Californians and millions throughout our nation. WE have shown that together WE CAN make a difference in the lives of others and we are so inspired by the incredible generosity of the public and our great partners. We are so grateful for their extraordinary commitment and we hope it will inspire all Californians to be architects of change in their own communities she added. The extensive food donation effort began with a call from the Governor s office to the California Grocers Association. The Governor contacted our Association on Monday and asked if our members could help with the food drive said California Grocers Association President and CEO Ronald Fong. By Tuesday morning the plus pallets were being unloaded at the various drop off locations. CGA thanks its members for their quick response to this very important and needed event. Fong added that the donations to the WE Can Food Drive were in addition to the extensive donation programs already in place at most grocery stores throughout California during the holiday season. Many of our members are deeply committed to helping others particularly during the holidays and these very difficult economic times Fong said. To go above and beyond what they are already doing is truly commendable. The donated food will be distributed through California Emergency Foodlink which channels commodities for the State to rural emergency feeding agencies throughout California. The California Grocers Association is a non profit statewide trade association representing the food industry since . CGA represents approximately retail members operating over food stores in California and Nevada and approximately grocery supplier companies. SOURCE California Grocers Association California Grocers Association Dave Heylen V.P. 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Laser Spine Institute Makes Largest Ever Medical Donation to Gridiron Greats PRWeb via Yahoo News England to make donation to Mumbai victims Buenos Aires Herald
Wed, 10 Dec 2008 05:52:16 +0000
Business World Entertainment Sports Tech Politics Science Health Travel Most Popular Business Video U.S. Economy Stock Markets Earnings Opinion Personal Finance Press Releases Laser Spine Institute Makes Largest Ever Medical Donation to Gridiron Greats Buzz Up Send Email IM Share Digg Facebook Newsvine del.icio.us Reddit StumbleUpon Technorati Yahoo Bookmarks Print WedDec amET Related Quotes Symbol Price Change DJI . . GSPC . . IXIC . . More than Million donation will help NFL legends alleviate chronic spinal pain through minimally invasive surgery. Tampa FL PRWEB December The Laser Spine Institute is proud to announce a more than million gift to the medical program of Gridiron Greats Assistance Fund the charitable organization provides financial aid social and medical services to former NFL players in crisis. This donation is the largest ever to the program and the only to focus solely on back and neck pain . Minimally invasive laser assisted spinal surgeries will be provided pro bono to former players that qualify who suffer from chronic and debilitating back and neck pain as a result of injuries sustained during their active playing days. Through just a small one inch incision a team of renowned surgeons are able to correct a variety of spinal problems caused by the game of football with a drastically reduced recovery time. Back and neck pain is one of the leading medical issues for NFL players yet no post career ongoing neck or back care has been offered to date. LSI leads the way bringing today s most innovative technology and procedures to the doorstep of the NFL s greatest legacies. With facilities in Tampa and Scottsdale the Laser Spine Institute is revolutionizing the landscape of spinal surgery using cutting edge lasers and a day process from surgery to recovery drastically reducing the time it takes for patients to recover. With just a tiny one inch incision expert surgeons can correct a variety of back and neck ailments from degenerative disc disease and spinal stenosis to herniated discs and spinal arthritis. Former patient and LSI CEO Bill Horne says As someone who sustained an injury after playing one year of college football which has caused a lifetime of pain I can only imagine what these retired NFL players are experiencing after decades playing the sport. This cause is close to our hearts and we are genuinely thrilled about the opportunity to bring relief to these former players. A team of renowned surgeons led by Dr. James St. Louis a two time recipient of the Physician of the Year award and member of the prestigious Florida Board of Osteopathic Medicine have performed more than surgeries perfecting minimally invasive techniques that alleviate spinal pain caused by years of playing professional football. Dr. St. Louis explains We are thrilled and excited to offer much needed surgeries to some of the NFL s greatest players. While they may not be actively playing anymore we feel it is still vitally important for these players to be able to live out their retirement without suffering from chronic pain . Gridiron Greats Board Member and legendary coach Mike Ditka agrees These players gave the best years of their lives to the game and deserve the highest level of continuing medical care and assistance that we can provide them with. Thanks to the generosity and expertise of LSI the Gridiron Greats will now be able help many former players who are in desperate need of medical care. We want to extend a huge thank you to LSI for donating such important services to the Gridiron Greats medical program. At LSI gridiron greats will receive all of their spinal health care needs in one location. From pre operative imaging and diagnostic testing to endoscopic laser surgery and post operative physical therapy patients receive the highest quality care combined with the most advanced treatments. Retired players can contact the Gridiron Greats Assistance Fund to see if they qualify for the pro bono medical program or visit www.gridirongreats.org . Players must contact the GGAF directly. To learn more about LSI visit www.laserspineinstitute.com or call toll free for more information on outpatient minimally invasive spine surgery and upcoming seminars in cities across the United States. Media Contacts Melanie Vigliotti mvigliotti at zimmerman.com Laura Millett lmillett at zimmerman.com The Zimmerman Agency Laura Millett E mail Information Trackback URL http prweb.com pingpr.php WmV YS JbnNlLUluc UtSW zZS aZXRhLVNpbmctWmVybw Recommend Buzz Up Send Email IM Share Digg Facebook Newsvine del.icio.us Reddit StumbleUpon Technorati Yahoo Bookmarks Print More. Business Video Dec. FedEx outlook helps drag stocks lower AP Business Video Auto negotiations continue no deal yet AP Business Video What Will Help Housing CNBC Most Viewed Business Asian markets rise as Congress nears auto deal AP Cruise ship will evacuate to avoid pirate attack AP Rio Tinto to cut jobs slash spending Reuters Lawmakers blast former Fannie Freddie execs AP Ford execs say company differs from US competition AP All Most Viewed Most Blogged Business Panel to Blast Handling of Bailout WSJ.com Economy Tue Dec pm EDT Blogs About This Story Prev Next Ed Miliband seeks more power for State in UK energy industry Tue Dec pm EDT Blogs About This Story Prev Next Dire Forecast for Global Economy and Trade New York Times Tue Dec pm EDT Blogs About This Story Prev Next Elsewhere on the Web Time.com Bailout Tactics UAW Prepares for Its Next Move NPR Financial Regulation Preventing Another Crisis FOXBusiness China Producer price Inflation Eases To In November Alerts Get an alert when there are new stories about Gridiron Greats Laser Spine Institute degenerative disc disease back and neck pain spinal stenosis Add Selected Alerts View More Alerts Also on Yahoo News Today in History Obituaries Corrections News by Region Yahoo Directory Yahoo News amp Media Sites Daily Features All Comics Opinions Editorials Diverse views on news from the right left and center. All Opinion Photo Highlight Photo Highlight Slideshow Two students run through the snow in Burlington Wis. AP Photo Journal Times Paul Sloth More Photos and Slideshow Advertisements Yahoo News Search All News Search Type All News Yahoo News Only News Photos Video Audio NewsSearch Advanced Top Stories Deal reached in principle on B auto bailout US Special Forces mistakenly kill Afghan police Strike shuts down Greece more violence feared Somali pirates free Greek ship with crew Pakistan names Lashkar suspects held in Mumbai probe Illinois governor goes from reformer to defendant Workers win a big round in Chicago factory sit in More Top Stories Featured The Week in Photos Check out some of the best photos of the week on Yahoo News. Financial Crisis Find out the latest news about Wall Street and how it affects you. Business Video Play Video Dec. FedEx outlook helps drag stocks lower AP Play Video Auto negotiations continue no deal yet AP Play Video What Will Help Housing CNBC Play Video What Buffett Seeks in a Manager FOXBusiness More Business Video Yahoo Finance Market Summary Symbol Last Change Dow . . . Nasdaq . . . S P . . . Yr Bond . . Deal reached in principle on B auto bailout Ford execs say company differs from US competition Lawmakers blast former Fannie Freddie execs More from Yahoo Finance Yahoo Real Estate Search homes for sale and rent Location City State or Zip Listing Type Homes for Sale Foreclosures Apartments for Rent New Homes Price to Bedrooms Any Studio Bathrooms Any . . . Search Homes More from Yahoo Real Estate Yahoo News Navigation Home U.S. Business World Entertainment Sports Tech Politics Science Health Travel Most Popular Odd News Opinion News Services RSS News Alerts Weather Alerts Add Yahoo Headlines to Your Site Site Map Help Feedback My Portfolio Community VSE Alerts Front Page News Commentary Markets Mutual Funds ETFs Personal Finance Technology Tools Research My MarketWatch Community Video News Commentary Columnists First Take Special Reports How to Buy Trading Strategies The Heat is On Power Crisis Digital Home Dubai Blogs Podcasts Industry News Technology Health Care Retail Automobiles Economy Politics Fed Obama s Challenge Newsletters Guru s Corner Directory Hulbert Financial Digest Obama s Challenge latest news PRESS RELEASE Sacramento Area Grocers Answer Governor s Request for Food Donations More than Pallets of Food Donated to WE Can Food Drive Last update p.m. EST Dec. SACRAMENTO Calif. Dec BUSINESS WIRE Sacramento area grocers brought their holiday gift giving spirit to the steps of the California Capitol on Tuesday December by donating more than pallets of food to Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger s WE Can Food Drive. An additional pallets were delivered directly to the drive s distribution center in South Sacramento. Trucks from Costco Wholesale Raley s Safeway Inc. and Save Mart Supermarkets rolled into Sacramento on Tuesday morning delivering the more than non perishable food laden pallets totaling approximately pounds to the west steps of the State Capitol. Governor Schwarzenegger and First Lady Maria Shriver in partnership with California Volunteers hosted the WE Can Holiday Food Drive during the th Annual State Capitol Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony on December . Arnold and I are thrilled with the success of this year s food drive Maria Shriver said. This holiday season more than ever many people and their families are struggling to make ends meet. This affects all Californians and millions throughout our nation. WE have shown that together WE CAN make a difference in the lives of others and we are so inspired by the incredible generosity of the public and our great partners. We are so grateful for their extraordinary commitment and we hope it will inspire all Californians to be architects of change in their own communities she added. The extensive food donation effort began with a call from the Governor s office to the California Grocers Association. The Governor contacted our Association on Monday and asked if our members could help with the food drive said California Grocers Association President and CEO Ronald Fong. By Tuesday morning the plus pallets were being unloaded at the various drop off locations. CGA thanks its members for their quick response to this very important and needed event. Fong added that the donations to the WE Can Food Drive were in addition to the extensive donation programs already in place at most grocery stores throughout California during the holiday season. Many of our members are deeply committed to helping others particularly during the holidays and these very difficult economic times Fong said. To go above and beyond what they are already doing is truly commendable. The donated food will be distributed through California Emergency Foodlink which channels commodities for the State to rural emergency feeding agencies throughout California. The California Grocers Association is a non profit statewide trade association representing the food industry since . CGA represents approximately retail members operating over food stores in California and Nevada and approximately grocery supplier companies. SOURCE California Grocers Association California Grocers Association Dave Heylen V.P. Communications Fax Copyright Business Wire Top stories AM today Miner Rio Tinto surges in lower London AM today SKF to shed jobs as demand from auto industry slumps minutes ago Rate cut and stimulus hopes sustain stock rally Most Popular READ E MAILED EDITOR S PICK Ten clues that tell us a new Wall Street bubble is inflating Bush Democrats agree on auto rescue plan WSJ Valuation model shows stocks to be most undervalued since What s next for Wall Street Rio Tinto plans to eliminate jobs pare debt and capex Rate cut and stimulus hopes sustain stock rally Gold futures end higher in wake of long selling spreee Worst of recession upon us top forecasters say AIG owes Wall Street firms bln from bad bets Journal Rio Tinto shares shine in modestly lower Europe Valuation model shows stocks to be most undervalued since Ten clues that tell us a new Wall Street bubble is inflating Finland enjoys status as lone Nordic wolf in euro Wall Street vet of years says pushed him to call it quits Bush Democrats agree on auto rescue plan WSJ Short selling must be publicly disclosed says Obama aide Worst of recession upon us top forecasters say Banks charge steep fees for overdraft protection FDIC Community colleges set to gain from economy s loss Treasurys up government sells T bills at Miner Rio Tinto surges in lower London SKF to shed jobs as demand from auto industry slumps Rate cut and stimulus hopes sustain stock rally Governor charged with soliciting bribes for Obama s seat Treasurys up government sells T bills at Get the Latest MarketWatch News PARTNER CENTER Site Index Topics Archive Help Feedback Media Archive Premium Products Mobile RSS Podcasts Company Info Advertising Media Kit DJ Client Solutions The Wall Street Journal Digital Network WSJ.com Barron s Online BigCharts Virtual Stock Exchange All Things Digital MarketWatch Community RealEstateJournal.com Financial News Online WSJ.com Small Business FiLife Personal Finance Copyright MarketWatch Inc. 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