Honor society in Latrobe, Pennsylvania

The Fred Rogers Institute is a renowned educational institution dedicated to continuing the legacy of beloved children's television host Fred Rogers. Located at 300 Fraser Purchase Road in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, the institute focuses on promoting kindness, empathy, and social-emotional learning in children and adults alike. Through research, training, and outreach programs, the Fred Rogers Institute strives to create a more compassionate and understanding society. Join us in honoring Fred Rogers' timeless message of love and acceptance.

Excela Health Advance Lung Center, located at 1 Mellon Way in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, is a leading institution in providing advanced lung and pulmonary services. With Westmoreland County facing higher rates of lung cancer compared to the state and national averages, early detection and treatment become crucial. Under the direction of Dr. Michael F. Szwerc, a board-certified general and thoracic surgeon, the Excela Advanced Lung Center offers state-of-the-art screening options such as low dose CT scans to detect lung cancer at an early stage. Patients at Excela Health have shared their positive experiences with the importance of early screening and detection through low dose CT scans. The institution has received a Three-Star Rating, the highest honor from the Society of Thoracic Surgeons, recognizing their excellence in thoracic surgical services. The center also collaborates with Independence Health System to provide comprehensive heart, lung, and vascular care to the community.

Welcome to Advanced Family Eye Care, where your visit will be made very pleasurable by our friendly and knowledgeable doctors and staff. Under the leadership of Dr. Stephen Holloway, we are dedicated to providing you with the highest quality of eye care. Dr. Holloway brings a wealth of experience from his work in various optometric practices across western Pennsylvania and at the Baltimore Veterans Hospital. He is well-versed in treating patients of all ages, thanks to his extensive training in pediatrics and low vision rehabilitation at the Pennsylvania College of Optometry. Our Commitment: