Grand Opening of Dome Home Care DME Retail Store: A New Era in Home Healthcare
By Pnina Souid
David Chait and Dov Berkowitz are thrilled to announce the grand opening of Dome Home Care DME Retail Store, a new destination for durable medical equipment (DME) in our community.
Dome Home Care Retail Store is dedicated to providing high-quality medical equipment and supplies to enhance the quality of life for individuals with varying healthcare needs. The product range includes mobility aids, respiratory equipment, enteral feeding (tube feeding, for patients who cannot chew or swallow) aids, and much more. All designed to support patients and caregivers in their journey toward better health.
For over 20 years they serviced the community specifically for respiratory care and care for Ventilator and Trach dependent patients. In addition, they have serviced patients requiring nebulization, oxygen, BiPAP, and CPAP for diagnosing sleep apnea.
They also carry a full line of traditional durable medical equipment including hospital beds, specialty mattresses, wheelchairs, cushions, walkers, rollators, canes, and crutches, as well as bathroom aids and safety.
At Dome Home Care, they understand that navigating the world of medical equipment can be challenging and overwhelming. Their experienced and knowledgeable staff is committed to guiding customers through the selection process to ensure they find the right products that meet their unique needs.
For more information, please contact the Dome Home Care DME retail store at 718-854-5500.
Flatbush Shomrim and NYPD and Arrest Two Suspects for Vehicle Break-Ins, Theft, and Identity Fraud
Thanks to the swift actions of Flatbush Shomrim and officers from the NYPD’s 63rd Precinct, two suspects were apprehended at Avenue R and East 31st Street last month. The arrests followed a spree of vehicle break-ins, scooter thefts, and identity theft, including the grand larceny of a $1,200 wallet.
The incident began when Flatbush Shomrim received a report of two individuals matching the suspects’ descriptions on scooters near Quentin Road and Burnett Street in Marine Park. Witnesses described the suspects going from car to car, breaking into multiple vehicles. Shomrim volunteers responded and managed to track the suspects, eventually spotting them at Avenue P and East 31st Street. The suspects had reportedly stolen a scooter and continued to break into vehicles along the way.
Upon confrontation, one of the suspects attempted to flee but was quickly apprehended with the assistance of both Shomrim and NYPD officers. During the arrest, an NYPD sergeant sustained an injury while taking down one of the suspects. Flatbush Hatzalah provided immediate on-site medical assistance to the injured officer.
Further investigation revealed that the suspects were in possession of stolen items, including a wallet with credit cards, a driver’s license, and other forms of identification taken from one of the vehicles, leading to additional charges for identity theft. The suspects were taken to the 63rd Precinct for processing.
Flatbush Shomrim reminds residents to always lock their vehicles and secure their belongings, including valuable items like bikes and scooters, to deter theft and ensure community safety.
Magen David Yeshivah Offers College Guidance
MDY’s Class of ’25 had a special college visit last month from Yeshiva University. In attendance were Mrs. Elaine Frankel, YU’s esteemed Assistant Director of Admissions, and Dean Noam Wasserman, the distinguished Dean of the Sy Syms School of Business at YU. They lead an informative and interactive session with the seniors. MDY students were introduced to the educational schools at YU, including Yeshiva College, Stern College for Women, Sy Syms School of Business, and The Mordecai and Monique Katz Associate Degree Programs. Additionally, students learned about the S. Daniel Abraham Israel Program, where students are enrolled at YU while learning in Israel.