"Cura E-News" March 2008
Cura 2007 Highlights; 2008 Opportunities
Cura Hospitality welcomed several new senior living communities to its family including: Peter Becker Community, Harleysville, Pa.; Maple Farm Nursing Center, Akron, Pa.; Sisters of St. Joseph, Wheeling, W.V.; and St. Andrew's Village, Indiana, Pa.
Cura was also proud to add its second hospital, Mercy Medical Center, Baltimore, Md., a 300-bed Catholic teaching hospital, where annual revenues are expected to be $4.5 million in 2008. Windber Medical Center, Windber, Pa., Cura’s first hospital client, is one of the first hospitals in the country to partner with us in our commitment to eliminating the use of trans fats.
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Mercy Medical Center, First Hospital for Cura in Baltimore, Md.
Patients, guests and retail customers at Mercy Medical Center, a best-in-class urban hospital located in the heart of Baltimore, Md., are experiencing fresh, high-quality and delicious food, as well as exceptional customer service since Cura Hospitality was awarded the dining contract Sept. 30, 2007.
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Cura Hospitality recently developed and introduced the Cura Automated Menu System (CAMSSM), a menu-planning software program that gives Cura managers the flexibility to easily create and update several areas of the menu cycle with one keystroke. The development of CAMSSM, was led by Franklin Oiler, Cura Menu Systems Manager, who built the new program using Microsoft Excel as an application platform.
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