Mercy Medical Center Dedicates Pediatrics Unit to Gregory F. Burke of Garden City

 L-R: Rockville Centre Mayor Francis X. Murray; Gregory F. Burke, donor and Lane Office CEO; Mary Beth Guyther program officer at Long Island Community Foundation, Colleen Daly, DO; Kurt Dischner,MD assistant director of emergency services, Nenad Grlic, DO, director of emergency services; Beth Vlahavas, chief nursing officer; Janine Beine, VP of Finance; Ron Steimel, Mercy's executive vice president and CAO.
L-R: Rockville Centre Mayor Francis X. Murray; Gregory F. Burke, donor and Lane Office CEO; Mary Beth Guyther program officer at Long Island Community Foundation, Colleen Daly, DO; Kurt Dischner,MD assistant director of emergency services, Nenad Grlic, DO, director of emergency services; Beth Vlahavas, chief nursing officer; Janine Beine, VP of Finance; Ron Steimel, Mercy’s executive vice president and CAO.
Gregory F. Burke holding up a template for the Pediatrics Express Care Unit nameplate dedicated to his late mother, Angela Swenson Burke.
Gregory F. Burke holding up a template for the Pediatrics Express Care Unit nameplate dedicated to his late mother, Angela Swenson Burke.
Rockville Centre Mayor Francis X. Murray, Colleen Daly, DO, Mary Beth Guyther program officer at Long Island Community Foundation, Mercy's executive vice president and CAO
L- R: Rockville Centre Mayor Francis X. Murray, Colleen Daly, DO, Mary Beth Guyther program officer at Long Island Community Foundation, Mercy’s executive vice president and CAO

Mercy Medical Center held its official dedication for the new Pediatric Express Care Unit. The dedication recipient, Garden City resident Gregory F. Burke, recently donated $25,000 to help fund the new facility, which is named after his late mother, Angela Swenson Burke. As CEO of Lane Office in New York City and a benefactor to numerous organizations, Mr. Burke was so impressed with the quality of care given by Mercy’s medical and nursing staff, he decided to assist the hospital in this initiative. The expansion of the Pediatric Express Care program is part of Mercy’s ongoing effort to address the needs of underserved communities, including individuals and families who may not have a personal physician.