<p>Eileen MagraneMedicaid liaison</p>
<p>Eileen Magrane of Medford recently received the Living Mission Award from Catholic Health Services for exemplifying the organization's mission values of respect, justice, integrity and excellence. Magrane, a member of Catholic Health Services, has worked as a Medicaid liaison at Our Lady of Consolation Nursing &amp; Rehabilitative Care Center in <a href="/topics//West_Islip,_NY">West Islip</a> since 2005. She was nominated for the honor by her colleagues for her "outstanding qualities," care center officials said.</p>

Eileen MagraneMedicaid liaison Eileen Magrane of Medford recently received the Living Mission Award from Catholic Health Services for exemplifying the organization's mission values of respect, justice, integrity and excellence. Magrane, a member of Catholic Health Services, has worked as a Medicaid liaison at Our Lady of Consolation Nursing & Rehabilitative Care Center in West Islip since 2005. She was nominated for the honor by her colleagues for her "outstanding qualities," care center officials said.

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