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Peconic Bay Medical Center Dedicates New $60 Million Cardiac Care Center

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Peconic Bay Medical Center CEO and president Andrew Mitchell. KITTYMERRILL

Peconic Bay Medical Center CEO and president Andrew Mitchell. KITTYMERRILL

East End faith leaders offered the invocation. KITTYMERRILL

East End faith leaders offered the invocation. KITTYMERRILL

A Ceremony held at Peconic Bay Medical Center Friday celebrated the opening of a new critical care pavillion and heart center. KITTY MERRILL

A Ceremony held at Peconic Bay Medical Center Friday celebrated the opening of a new critical care pavillion and heart center. KITTY MERRILL

JohnKanas, Jr, Kate Kanas, John Kanas, and Elain Kanas. KITTYMERRILL

JohnKanas, Jr, Kate Kanas, John Kanas, and Elain Kanas. KITTYMERRILL

Michael and Emilie Corey donated $10 million toward the almost $68 million project. KITTY MERRILL

Michael and Emilie Corey donated $10 million toward the almost $68 million project. KITTY MERRILL

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The Corey Critical Care Pavilion at Peconic Bay Medical Center. KITTY MERRILL

The Corey Critical Care Pavilion at Peconic Bay Medical Center. KITTY MERRILL

Dr. Stanley Katz, chair of cardiology at Peconic Bay Medical Center. The lighting in the room can be changed to soothe a patient's mood. KITTY MERRILL

Dr. Stanley Katz, chair of cardiology at Peconic Bay Medical Center. The lighting in the room can be changed to soothe a patient's mood. KITTY MERRILL

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Peconic Bay Medical Center's "Blue Angels" in the new heart center. KITTY MERRILL

Dr. Stanley Katz, head of cardiology, with the RN team in the new heart center. Amanda DeArmitt, Stephia salcedo, Jessica McGuinness, and Lindsey Tereso. KITTYMERRILL

Dr. Stanley Katz, head of cardiology, with the RN team in the new heart center. Amanda DeArmitt, Stephia salcedo, Jessica McGuinness, and Lindsey Tereso. KITTYMERRILL

Kitty Merrill on Jan 13, 2020
Community members, supporters and medical staff, donors, administrators, faith leaders, and elected officials all gathered in a flower-festooned atrium at the Peconic Bay Medical Center on Friday afternoon to dedicate... more

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