Help Bring Thanksgiving to Families Impacted by Hurricane Sandy

November 20, 2012

Giving back to the community is at the heart of our mission at Natural Healthcare Center (NHC).

Throughout the year, we give back through charitable donations, support for various community programs and free public speaking on important health issues. After Hurricane Sandy’s tragic effect on so many lives in our area, we want to help make their Thanksgiving as pleasant as possible.

On Thursday November 15th between 3 and 7pm NHC will be hosting a Turkey Drive to benefit Broken Loaves, a food pantry in Old Bridge which provides groceries for approximately 120 families each week. NHC will be donating 25 frozen turkeys and we invite our patients and patrons to donate as many turkeys as possible. (Only Frozen Turkeys Please). Many of the local grocery stores have bonus points which can be traded in for a Thanksgiving turkey or you can purchase a frozen turkey to donate.

Additionally, as the cold sets in, people are in need of:

blankets,
gloves and
winter hats.

Please come to Natural Healthcare Center (10 West End Ct., Long Branch) on Thursday November 15th between 3 and 7pm with your donations. Broken Loaves will be there with a truck to pick up all of the Turkeys and blankets, gloves and hats.

Let’s help bring Thanksgiving to those families who were impacted by Hurricane Sandy in our area

If you have any questions, please call Betsy Marinelli, our Community Relations Director, at 732-222-2219 or via e-mail at bmarinelli@naturalhc.com. We look forward to seeing you on Thursday November 15th from 3-7PM . Thank you for your generosity!

Dr. Proodian

Dr. James Proodian is an accomplished chiropractic physician, health educator, and professional public speaker who founded Proodian Healthcare Family of Companies to help people feel better, function better, and live longer. His expertise is in identifying clinical imbalances and restoring the body to health and functionality. Contact: jproodian@naturalhc.com or (732) 222‑2219.

A Message For Our Patients

On Saturday, March 21, 2020 New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy held a press conference in which additional measures were enacted to curtail the spread of Covid-19 and issued Executive Order 108. This Order states in part that “any health facilities that provide medically necessary or therapeutic services” can remain open. The Order further states “Nothing in this Order shall be construed to limit, prohibit or restrict in any way the provision of health care or medical services to members of the public.”

We are continuing to take all precautions to ensure that our patients and staff stay safe during this unprecedented time:

We are staggering our appointment times to promote social distancing.
All rooms and equipment will be disinfected and cleaned with medical grade disinfectant immediately before and after each patient encounter.
Our clinicians will wear gloves for your treatment upon request.

We ask that if you have any cold or flu-like symptoms, including a cough or fever, or have recently traveled to an area affected by the coronavirus, that you do not come in for your appointment but rather call us to reschedule.

If you do have a fever or other flu-like symptoms, or have possibly been in contact with someone who has been diagnosed with coronavirus, please self-quarantine and contact your primary care doctor as soon as possible.

We are blessed to be open and able to serve our communities, and will do so as long as we possibly can.

Dr. James Proodian