Riddle Hospital Pavilion opens to patients, culminating three-year project
Media, PA — Riddle Hospital, part of Main Line Health, opened its new five-story, 230,000-square-foot Pavilion today to patients, bringing state-of-the-art surgical suites, modern maternity facilities and other expanded health-care features to Delaware County.
The Pavilion is the cornerstone of Riddle’s $327 million campus modernization project — the most significant facility improvement in the hospital’s 60-year legacy and one of the largest capital investments in Main Line Health’s history. Construction began in 2020.
Project SNAP (Share, Nurture, Act, Preserve) mural
This mural, unique to Riddle Hospital, is a reflection of the voices of the more than 5,000 individuals who submitted artwork. It’s a representation of what health and wellness means to them and their families. You can get a close-up view of Riddle Hospital’s mosaic mural on our microsite.
The Riddle HealthCare Foundation welcomes new Executive Cabinet of the Board of Directors
Chair: David L. Hackett, Esq.
Dave Hackett and his wife Susan are lifelong residents of Delaware County, currently dwelling in Wallingford. Riddle Hospital has been an integral part of their lives from day-to-day family medical needs to the birth of their two children. Dave has served on the Foundation’s Board of Directors for six years and in 2023 was excited to assume the role of Chair. A member of Cozen O'Connor's Labor & Employment Department, Dave focuses his practice on representing and counseling employers concerning the full spectrum of labor and employment-related issues. He has represented employers before federal and state courts, arbitration hearings, and administrative agencies. Dave is also active in the community including serving on the Executive Board of the Chester County Chamber of Business & Industry, chairing the Board from 2021-23; Children First Board of Directors; the Salvation Army for Greater Philadelphia Advisory Board; and Head Usher at St. John Chrysostom Parish. He previously served on the board of A Better Chance Strath Haven and the American Red Cross Delaware County Advisory Board.
Vice Chair: Theresa Murtagh, Esq.
Theresa Murtagh, a life-long resident of Delaware County, celebrated 14 years on the Riddle Foundation Board with her recent election. Theresa is a former Delaware County Assistant District Attorney and presently serves as counsel and Chief Financial Officer for Murtagh Bros. Inc, a local residential construction company.
Theresa is active as a board member of the Irish American Business Chamber, Pennies In Action (cancer vaccine research) and Cardinal O'Hara High School. She is a past president of The Catholic Philopatrian Literary Society, Former Trustee of St. Charles Borromeo Seminary, past Director of the Delaware County Bar Association and Past President of the Delaware County Bar Inn of Court.
Theresa often emcees at charitable events, most notably, City Team Ministries in Chester. Theresa is a member of Legatus, the Orpheus Club, Pennsylvania Society, Friendly Sons and Daughters of St. Patrick, Overbrook Country Club, and a Life Member of the Union League of Philadelphia.
A graduate of Swarthmore College and Villanova University School of Law, Theresa sings professionally with a local Irish band.
Treasurer: Mark Gaudiosi
Mark has 25+ years of strategic finance experience across multiple sectors and companies and is currently Chief Financial Officer at the AgTech Robotics company, Burro. Most recently, Mark was the CFO at Medical Guardian, a leading health care company helping people live a life without limits, where he oversaw the finance and accounting teams through mergers, acquisitions and profitable growth. Prior to that Mark was the CFO at Gopuff where he led the growth and scale of enterprise value over 3,500%. Over the past 10 years Mark has driven growth by building a world class finance organization focused on profitability and multiple strategic acquisitions at eBay Enterprise (now Radial), Aramark, Wawa and Zany Brainy.
Mark received his MBA in Finance and BS in Accounting from Drexel University and sits on both the Riddle Hospital Healthcare Foundation Board as Treasurer and the Advisory Committee of the CFO Leadership Council.
Secretary: Kelly Beaudin Conlan, Esq.
Kelly is an expert in the financial consulting industry, focusing on solutions for global companies with mass tort challenges. A trusted advisor, she sits on the boards of Legacy Liability, LLC and Bimini Health Tech, LLC; and she co-chairs the Special Shareholder Committee of Uinta Bank. She is a former Justice Department Official and lectures regularly on mass tort and restructuring. Kelly holds a BA from UCLA and a JD from Georgetown University Law Center and is involved in a number of philanthropic endeavors.Natalie D. Ramsey, Esq.
Natalie Ramsey is co-chair of the Bankruptcy + Reorganizations Group of the Am 200 law firm Robinson+Cole, and the partner in charge of its Wilmington and Philadelphia offices. She practices in all areas of domestic and international restructurings, crisis management, financings, acquisitions in distressed situations and asset recovery litigation. Natalie raised her family in Delaware County and is deeply committed to Riddle Hospital’s mission of excellence.Natalie received a BS in Accounting and minor in English from University of Delaware and her JD from Villanova School of Law. She sits on the Executive Committee of the Riddle Hospital HealthCare Foundation Board.
New board member
Enrique Josephs, Jr.
Enrique Josephs Jr., graduated from Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania, class of 2014, with a bachelor’s degree in mass communications. Since graduation, he has worked as a video production instructor, live television broadcast director and an Associate Producer for NFL Films. Enrique took the opportunity to pursue his dream of becoming a voice actor and hasn't looked back. Since 2016, Enrique has worked in several areas of voiceover such as promo, narration, commercial, affiliate and movie trailers. He has voiced projects for industry leading companies such as ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC, NFL Films, Marvel Studios, Paramount+, Sony Pictures, and Universal Pictures. Enrique spends his free time volunteering on the board of directors for Sun East Federal Credit Union, while also mentoring aspiring voice actors and video production students.
Event update
The Riddle HealthCare Foundation hosted its 40th Annual Pro-Am Golf Classic at Dupont County Club on September 21, 2023. Thanks to our 2023 Committee Members and the support of the many sponsors of this event, $92,000 was raised to benefit Riddle Hospital’s Emergency Department!
2023 Golf Committee
Co-Chairs
Colleen Arnold and Dave Hackett
Physician Chair
John C. Munshower, DO, FACSG
- Melissa Chirinos
- Pete Derby
- Donna Evangelist
- Dan Green
- Claire King
- Barbara Madden, AuD, ABAC
- Steven D. Moonblatt, MD
- Mike Magnavita
- Eileen McAnally
- Jim Pasquarello
- Sandy Swank
A special thank you to our platinum level sponsor
DWD Mechanical Contractor, Inc.
Complete sponsor list and additional golf photos can be found here.
Main Line Health acute-care hospitals receive highest recognition for their commitment to providing high-quality stroke care
Lankenau Medical Center, Bryn Mawr Hospital, Paoli Hospital and Riddle Hospital honored by American Heart Association with Get With The Guidelines®-Stroke Gold Plus awards.
Bryn Mawr, PA — Main Line Health’s four acute-care hospitals have received the American Heart Association’s highest level of recognition for their commitment to ensuring stroke patients receive the most appropriate treatment according to nationally recognized, research-based guidelines, leading to more lives saved and reduced disability.
Lankenau Medical Center, Bryn Mawr Hospital, Paoli Hospital and Riddle Hospital each received the Get With The Guidelines®-Stroke Gold Plus quality achievement award for their dedication to ensuring all stroke patients have access to best practices and life-saving care.
October is breast cancer awareness month
Navigating through breast cancer diagnosis, treatment and survivorship
No woman wants to be called back after having a mammogram, but when there's a suspicious finding additional imaging may be needed — usually an ultrasound or other mammography images. If this imaging also shows a suspicious finding, a biopsy is typically recommended, and a breast cancer nurse navigator or nurse connects with the patient. As a rule, patients with an abnormal diagnostic mammogram or a new breast lump are seen by a breast surgical specialist promptly to determine the optimal biopsy approach.
"This process can produce a lot of anxiety for patients," says Tara Sweeney, lead breast cancer nurse navigator for Main Line Health. "We're here to provide education and support. We tell people what to expect with the biopsy and set them up to meet with a breast surgeon. If they do have breast cancer, we'll stay with them throughout their treatment."