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Chesed of Flatbush - Sephardic Video
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[music]
During co the goal [music] at the time
was if you can keep somebody out of the
hospital their chance of living was that
much more. Uh we contacted Hatuto Solo
and we [music] came up with this concept
deliver people oxygen at home so that
they don't have to go to the hospital.
>> I said a flat push is such a unique
opportunity [music] to help all the
families in our community. When Hatzelah
takes a patient to a hospital, whether
it's your grandfather, your mother, your
father, [music] your child, yourself,
you come home and very often you're very
weak. You need services in the house and
you [music] absolutely need help. Until
started, there was a huge void in the
community. People contact [music] us out
of care
and they need medical services like
hospital beds, oxygen concentrators,
[music] wheelchairs. The only one-stop
shop is
>> throughout our community far and wide.
Anyone that needs a piece [music] of
medical equipment, of course,
wheelchairs, crutches, and every other
[music] device that you could imagine,
they have. Um, we have a brand new
facility now that we just moved into on
Cornell Avenue and Avenue [music] I.
This was designed as almost an eightcar
parking lot in the back. Members can
just [music] pull right in, load their
car, load their van, and go.
There's always someone [music] there to
answer the call. Whether it's 2:00 in
the morning or 2:00 in the afternoon,
it's it's in our blood. It's for
Flatbush. It's by Flatbush [music]
and we're just here to help you.
>> When my husband was really sick and we
knew it was coming towards the [music]
end, we wanted to be home and de
Flapbush really allowed that to happen.
I made one phone call and everything was
brought to the house from medical
supplies, [music] the hospital bed,
oxygen compressor, IVs, blood work,
whatever we needed, they took care of.
They made my husband laugh [music] a
lot. Me, they made me laugh, smile when
things were not, there's not much to
smile about. It was very encouraging
really. [music]
And because of we were home for PES, the
last pes of his life. I know personally
I had surgery on my shoulder back
[music] in April. Within an hour and a
half they delivered a reclining chair to
my home. I was able to sleep in [music]
a recliner for 2 weeks and 2 weeks later
I called them up. They picked it up.
They took [music] it back. We come home
from the hospital. We're lost. We don't
know what we need in the house. Our
parent, our grandparent, we absolutely
[music]
uh don't know what to do. They can give
you everything you need to take care of
[music] your loved one in your own home.
>> We are making tremendous changes in
people's lives. Whereas in the past, if
someone didn't have a piece of
equipment, they just had to live without
it. We [music] send out equipment in
mint condition. Sometimes it doesn't
come back that way. Not to the person's
fault, but usage. When something gets
used, [music] walkers, knee scooters,
there's a lot of wear and tear, and
we're not going to give something out to
somebody else that is stained, that is
wobbly, [music]
that is not working 100%. Anything is
needed for any client anytime 24/7
Flatbush [music] is there. Even up until
Shabbat, they're there to get you the
needs that you need [music] right away.
There's no better service in our
community today than Flatbush. [music]
Whether you heard of us or you didn't
hear of us, I guarantee you that a
family [music] member or a neighbor or
someone you know has used our services.
Supported [music] Flatbush. I am going
to give them my full support. I'm going
to give them my financial support. I
believe what they are doing is
incredible. We need [music] them.
>> This is a Flatbush organization and we
are reaching out to let you know that we
[music] are here for you, but we need
you to be here for us as well.