Monthly Archives for November 2006
St. Mary’s 2006 Tribute Dinner Becomes Most Successful in the Healthcare System’s History
Event Raises $685,000 and honors J.P. Morgan Chase’s Leslie Heifetz Bayside, NY – St. Mary’s Healthcare System for Children’s annual Tribute Dinner on November 9, 2006 raised $685,000 for needed inpatient, outpatient and home care programs and services provided daily …
Successful Music Therapy Program is One of St. Mary’s Innovative Complementary Care Initiatives
Holiday Season Benefit Concert Will Support Program and Help Expand It To Home Care Programs Bayside, NY – Dr. Burton Grebin, President and CEO of St. Mary’s Healthcare System for Children, and Len Leeds, Founder and Senior Partner of the …
Fred Badger Receives NYAHSA’s Long Term Care Employee of Distinction Award
Ossining, NY – Long-term St. Mary’s Healthcare System for Children Employee Fred Badger was honored with New York Association of Homes and Services for the Aging (NYASHA)’s Long Term Care Employee of Distinction Award on Thursday, November 16, 2006. “Fred …
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Noor
In the spring of 2007, St. Mary’s opened our doors and hearts to a small child from Iraq who was born with a facial deformity, which if left untreated, would seriously affect her ability to eat and speak.