Center Manager Courtney Legree has sponsored Karen Mabel Gomez for over three years.

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Lifestyle Lift of Ft. Myers, Florida

Lifestyle Lift patients in Ft. Myers have come to know and rely on the Center’s extremely capable physicians and warm and caring staff. But they’re not the only ones. The staff’s care and kindness extends well beyond the walls of the Lifestyle Lift Center in Ft.  Myers.

Surgical tech Jacob Cordy plays the drums with his band at Ft.  Myers’ annual Surf & Song Festival. The festival benefits the “Navigating Autism” program at The Children’s Hospital of Southwest Florida.

The Center recently came together and donated the cash winnings from a competition to World Vision’s Haiti relief efforts. Lifestyle Lift identified World Vision as a well-established organization in Haiti that would not only match donations, but triple them. Ft.  Myer’s generosity inspired the Lifestyle Lift executive team, who also donated to World Vision.

Their generosity doesn’t stop there. Employees at the Center also give back individually. For the last three years, Center Manager Courtney Legree has sponsored four-year-old Karen Mabel Gomez from Honduras. Courtney’s sponsorship has helped provide Karen and her community with sustainable, long-term development including better access to nutritious food, drinking water, and improved health care.  

Friends and coworkers Dawna Young (left), physician’s consultant, and Sharon Pugliese (right), lead surgical tech, walked in the American Cancer Society’s Making Strides Against Breast Cancer 5K.

Jacob Cordy, one of the Center’s surgical techs and a talented musician, participates in downtown Ft.  Myers’ annual Surf & Song Festival. The festival benefits the “Navigating Autism” Program at The Children’s Hospital of Southwest Florida. Jacob lends his talents to the cause as a drummer with his band, Ghost Radio, and as a volunteer. “Navigating Autism” a program Jacob holds close to his heart, assists families and their children as they navigate through the array of services and care options they need throughout their involvement with the hospital. The program also helps families connect with other families who are coping with the difficult issues and day-to-day challenges associated with this disease.

The staff gives back enthusiastically and is grateful to be in the position to support their community.
For more information on Lifestyle Lift of Ft. Myers please visit LifestyleLift.com or LifestyleLiftFortMyers.com