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Record-Breaking Donation Will Help Fund Peconic Bay Medical Center's New Ambulatory Care Center

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Lee Feil tries no a pair of Peconic Bay Medical Center scrubs

Lee Feil tries no a pair of Peconic Bay Medical Center scrubs

a gift for donating $5 million to the hospital. ERIN MCKINLEY

a gift for donating $5 million to the hospital. ERIN MCKINLEY

President and CEO of Peconic Bay Medical Center Andrew Mitchell at a press conference on Friday. ERIN MCKINLEY

President and CEO of Peconic Bay Medical Center Andrew Mitchell at a press conference on Friday. ERIN MCKINLEY

Brookhaven Town Supervisor Ed Romaine and President and CEO of Peconic Bay Medical Center Andrew Mitchell at a press conference on Friday. ERIN MCKINLEY

Brookhaven Town Supervisor Ed Romaine and President and CEO of Peconic Bay Medical Center Andrew Mitchell at a press conference on Friday. ERIN MCKINLEY

Peconic Bay Medical Center donor John Kanas at a press conference on Friday. ERIN MCKINLEY

Peconic Bay Medical Center donor John Kanas at a press conference on Friday. ERIN MCKINLEY

Jeffrey and Lee Feil at a press conference on Friday. ERIN MCKINLEY

Jeffrey and Lee Feil at a press conference on Friday. ERIN MCKINLEY

Jeffrey Feil donated $5 million to the Peconic Bay Medical Center for a new Ambulatory Wing on Friday. ERIN MCKINLEY

Jeffrey Feil donated $5 million to the Peconic Bay Medical Center for a new Ambulatory Wing on Friday. ERIN MCKINLEY

Jeffrey Feil donated $5 million to the Peconic Bay Medical Center for a new Ambulatory Wing on Friday. ERIN MCKINLEY

Jeffrey Feil donated $5 million to the Peconic Bay Medical Center for a new Ambulatory Wing on Friday. ERIN MCKINLEY

The hospital did a live webcast to reveal the new sign for the Gertrude & Louis Feil Campus for Ambulatory Care in Manorville. ERIN MCKINLEY

The hospital did a live webcast to reveal the new sign for the Gertrude & Louis Feil Campus for Ambulatory Care in Manorville. ERIN MCKINLEY

Brookhaven Town Supervisor Ed Romaine at a press conference on Friday. ERIN MCKINLEY

Brookhaven Town Supervisor Ed Romaine at a press conference on Friday. ERIN MCKINLEY

Lee and Jeff Fei

Lee and Jeff Fei

By Erin McKinley on Mar 27, 2013
Peconic Bay Medical Center will open an ambulatory care campus in Manorville later this year thanks in large part to a $5 million donation, the largest ever made to the... more

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