Penn Medicine Princeton Health April Virtual Classes
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This slow-paced class includes breathwork, stretching, and seated postures which will help to improve flexibility and reduce stress. A gentle flow, balancing, and a cool down are also incorporated into the class. This is ideal for those new to yoga and those who desire a relaxed practice of yoga.
Click on the weekday above to register for this monthly series.
This gentle form of yoga incorporates standard yoga poses while sitting on or standing next to a chair. This class is an adaptation of a standard yoga class and will improve flexibility, concentration, and strength while reducing stress and joint strain.
Double session of COVID-19 vaccination clinics for school staff members in Old Bridge set for April 8
OLD BRIDGE – A double session of COVID-19 vaccination clinics for staff members in the Old Bridge Township Public School District is on April 8.
The vaccinations will be administered by appointment only with school administration setting up times for teachers and staff, including custodians, bus drivers, secretaries and food service employees.
The district is expected to fill 276 slots over the two days, according to a school district release.
The clinics are under the direction of Penn Medicine Princeton Health, which is collaborating with various Middlesex County school districts to establish vaccination clinics for school staff. More than a dozen districts have opted to participate, including Cranbury, East Brunswick, Monroe, Piscataway and Carteret, according to the release.
Penn Medicine Princeton Health begins vaccinating school employees
Penn Medicine Princeton Health begins vaccinating school employees
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Kayla Culbreath, left, awaits her COVID-19 vaccine to be administered by Katherine Dombrowski, BSN, RN, of Princeton Health Community Wellness and Engagement.PHOTO COURTESY OF PENN MEDICINE PRINCETON HEALTH
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Deanna DiSilvestro, left, receives her COVID-19 vaccine from Debbie Millar, RN, director of Princeton Health Community Wellness and Engagement.PHOTO COURTESY OF PENN MEDICINE PRINCETON HEALTH
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John Sullivan shows off his I Got the COVID-19 Vaccine sticker.PHOTO COURTESY OF PENN MEDICINE PRINCETON HEALTH
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Kayla Culbreath, left, awaits her COVID-19 vaccine to be administered by Katherine Dombrowski, BSN, RN, of Princeton Health Community Wellness and Engagement.PHOTO COURTESY OF PENN MEDICINE PRINCETON HEALTH
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Princeton Health Community Wellness: Virtual Classes in March
Click on the weekday above to register. This is now a monthly series.
This slow-paced class includes breathwork, stretching, and seated postures which will help to improve flexibility and reduce stress. A gentle flow, balancing, and a cool down are also incorporated into the class. This is ideal for those new to yoga and those who desire a relaxed practice of yoga.
Click on the weekday above to register. This is now a monthly series.
This gentle form of yoga incorporates standard yoga poses while sitting on or standing next to a chair. This class is an adaptation of a standard yoga class and will improve flexibility, concentration, and strength while reducing stress and joint strain.