FOCUS La Rabida 2010 Annual Report
Focus on: A Better Future for Chicago’s Kids
Fiscal Year 2010 was a time of continuing change, growth and preparation – all critical in our vision for the future of La Rabida Children’s Hospital.
By fulfilling the mission we have maintained since 1896 – serving Chicago’s most vulnerable children and their families – the hospital has been able to expand its outreach in the past year. Our longtime focus on caring for patients with chronic illnesses, developmental disabilities, and those who have suffered trauma has given our medical staff unsurpassed expertise and helped us serve more patients. In addition to our longtime partnership with University of Chicago, the commencement of our alliance with Children’s Memorial Hospital, has also allowed us to provide vitally important physicians-supervised care to inpatients around the clock. Referrals from these hospitals helped boost outpatient visits, along with inpatient census once construction of a 12-bed inpatient unit was completed in fiscal year 2010 (FY10). These relationships, as well as others, drive our efforts to become the pediatric specialty care provider of choice to other top children’s hospitals in Chicago. Besides an investment in strategic partnerships, we also invested in quality enhancements such as state-of-the-art monitoring equipment to keep our precious patients safe, and enable greater efficiencies for our medical staff. As the nation began to recover from the resounding recession, our prudent investments rebounded last fiscal year. FY10 was indeed a good year for La Rabida. Going forward, the guidance of our Board of Trustees gives us confidence to continue exploring new ways to serve more specialty care patients, creating better lives for them and their families. Sincerely, Paula Kienberger Jaudes, M.D., President and CEO Peggy Gann, Co-Chair of the Board of Trustees John G. Gyann, Co-Chair of the Board of Trustees
W hether from around the corner or around the world, La Rabida is always there for our patients and their families. An internet search led Molly and Matt Veldt from their home in Central Asia to Chicago for their young daughter’s rehabilitation.
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“ When we traveled to Chicago after scheduling sur-
gery for our newly adopted six-year-old daughter, Sasi, to lengthen her leg tendons at another hospital, all we knew was that she would be admitted to La Rabida for a lengthy stint of physical, occupational, and speech therapy after her casts were removed. Throughout five weeks of inpatient care and three weeks as an outpatient, we were excited that Sasi, who was born with severe cerebral palsy, might possibly walk one day.
We were constantly encouraged by the superb team of friendly professionals who worked with Sasi and became our friends as they spent hours encouraging and cajoling Sasi to new levels of physical activity. We watched with awe as they brought an unbelievable amount of energy to each of Sasi’s therapy sessions. In fact, she stood on her feet (instead of her toes) for the first time under their care. Sasi loved her therapists because of their love and compassion. As a result, she worked hard and made unbelievable progress during her time at La Rabida. Equally important to us was the opportunity to learn from therapists what we can do to help Sasi in achieving her physical goals. We now have a variety of exercises we use daily with Sasi to keep her moving toward the goal of standing and walking on her own. We have raved about La Rabida to friends and family and would strongly recommend the program for any pediatric rehab patient. We feel there is no place in the entire country that could provide finer care for our daughter. ” Matt Veldt
Sasi makes 6: Matt and Molly Veldt, along with their daughter Hanna, and their adopted sons Cal and Tristan. Sasi completed the family.
M y name is Brianna, I’m 10 years old, and I live with Type 1 diabetes.
Mom had heard LOTS of good things about La Rabida - like they had great doctors and were really kid friendly. This was important to my mom and dad because diabetes was new to them, and they wanted to make sure I was happy and I got the BEST care.
member much about that day, but my mom and dad said I was going into a diabetic coma. The paramedics took me from my doctor’s office to the emergency room, then to intensive care. After a few days in the hospital, mommy and daddy were taught to give me insulin injections and we were sent home.
My mom and dad say I’m blessed to have caregivers who are as concerned about me as THEY are. My diabetes team has taught us a lot. They taught my mom and dad about carb counting and how my insulin pump works. Then they taught me! I just count the number of carbs before eating and enter it into my insulin pump. I like this better because it helps keep my sugar level right. Thanks to La Rabida, I don’t have to take shots anymore!
When I was younger, I remember my mom cried ALL the time. She was scared and worried about me, so she searched the internet and found La Rabida!
They EVEN taught me how to eat healthy so I can swim, do gymnastics, ride my bike and skate. THAT’S why I love them – even the ones who draw my blood! ”
“ I was diagnosed right before my second birthday. I don’t re-
FOCUS on our mission
Fiscal year 2010 took La Rabida’s mission of providing comprehensive, interdisciplinary, family-centered care to more of Chicago’s children. Providing top notch care to very specific groups of patients helps develop specialized expertise among our medical staff. We can focus on all the patient’s needs, offering a true “community of care,” regardless of the family’s ability to pay.
For example, a ventilator-dependent child may be hospitalized following a crisis. Once the child is well enough for discharge, the outpatient will be seen by our team of specialists representing all the medical, educational, rehabilitative and psychological aspects of care. Providers teach families to care for the child at home and give them materials to reinforce lessons learned. Working together, we nurture the well-being of the child’s body, mind and spirit. Similarly, the hospital in FY10 broadened the reach of the “medical home” concept that has been so successful with the Premier Kids program for infants and small children with medically complex conditions and/or developmental delays. This family-centered, hospital-based outpatient care, coordinated in a single place, meets the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) definition of medical home. Our focus on all of the patient’s and the family’s needs makes La Rabida a medical home away from home.
FOCUS on Excellence C ommon sense has it that the more you do some-
thing the better you get at it. That is certainly the case at La Rabida. Focusing on specific diagnoses and increasing the number of children served ensures our patients receive the highest quality of care. Building on this reputation of excellence, the hospital last year launched a strategic plan to expand our “community of care” to more children and their families. Key to that plan was successfully renewing our longtime partnership with the University of Chicago, whose pediatricians see both inpatients and outpatients in our clinics. La Rabida also continues to serve as a training site for University of Chicago medical education and training programs. Our new agreement with Children’s Memorial Hospital provides care for patients in our 5 bed treatment area, as well as those transitioning from other pediatric hospitals, around the clock. These relationships with other top pediatric hospitals bring “the best of the best” to our patients by sharing the strengths of each institution. Along with forging strategic alliances with other top pediatric institutions, the hospital is extending its stellar reputation regionally by participating in more health expos, professional conferences and symposiums. Medical staff and leadership share their expertise beyond the hospital’s four walls and learn from their peers. To remain at the top of their fields, medical staff must be knowledgeable about the latest innovations in patient care. Our Education Committee last year launched a continuing medical education (CME)
series, in conjunction with the Chicago Medical Society. The ongoing series offers pediatricians, family practitioners and pediatric nurse practitioners a chance to earn free CME credits on specialty care topics. Similarly, Case Manager Luncheons, launched in FY10, are a forum for our staff and other institutions to discuss patient-family issues and learn from each other.
The FOCUS of patient care at La Rabida has always been where there is the greatest medical need among our community’s children. For years, that focus has been on children with lifelong medical conditions, as well as those with developmental delays and victims of abuse and trauma. In FY10 we opened the South Deck Inpatient unit to meet increased need. This bright new $5 million, 12-bed inpatient wing is designed like a cruise ship. Centralized monitoring systems are key to offering the best standard of care to our medically complex, medically fragile patients. Accordingly, the hospital installed a stateof-the-art, centralized monitoring system in all inpatient rooms in FY10. Centralized monitoring allows immediate tracking of acuity changes and helps nurses respond to patients quickly and appropriately. Most kids - even when they are not well - hate to be laid up in bed. This state-of-the-art system includes a telemetry feature that allows the child to safely leave the hospital bed. Kids can work with child life specialists, attend in-house therapy sessions, catch up on schoolwork with a tutor, or just be kids. The hospital also signed an electronic medical record (EMR) conversion agreement in FY10. EMR is proven to enhance patient safety and offers greater efficiency and cost savings to the hospital. The conversion implementation is in progress.
Patients Thrive Through STRIVE La Rabida provides patients and their families with valuable resources to help them lead full lives. The latest evidence of this commitment is STRIVE, which shines a light on sickle cell disease (SCD), an incurable genetic disorder that predominantly affects African Americans. SCD causes red blood cells to become sickle shaped and block blood flow to tissues and vital organs, resulting in extended “pain episodes” that require hospitalization. Patients sometimes miss weeks of school at a time, falling behind. This disrupts social networks and causes isolation. STRIVE offers these teen patients one-on-one tutoring, mentoring, peer support, and knowledge to help them better manage their disease. Begun by Project HEALTH, a Boston nonprofit that aims to break the link between urban poverty and poor health, the program was extended to Chicago in 2007 through a partnership with University of Chicago and La Rabida. In FY10 STRIVE transitioned from Project HEALTH to Next Step (www.nextstepnet.org), which helps adolescents with chronic illnesses or cancer transition into adulthood. La Rabida also stepped up its role. Next Step now provides training, ongoing support, best practices, curriculum development, as well as evaluation and followup. The organization also helps connect
the patients with other kids nationwide who are experiencing similar challenges. University of Chicago recruits volunteer student-mentors and La Rabida identifies appropriate patients and supplies the meeting space and funding through a grant from the Chauncey and Marian D. McCormick Family Foundation. Everyone wins: Adolescents, eager for camaraderie, learn how to reach their full potential living with SCD and become selfadvocates. Tutor-mentors help prepare the students for college, and La Rabida offers a warm, nurturing environment. Although the program – the first of its kind in the Midwest – is the newest of the nation’s five STRIVE sites, some ideas proposed here have been adapted at other sites. The Highs and Lows ritual is one example. Each week patience share their “highs;” the things that have made them happy, along with the “lows.” Then mentors privately or publicly share the patients’ “highs and lows,” building empathy and trust.
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on giving
As a private, independent, mission-oriented hospital, La Rabida provides care to children regardless of the family’s ability to pay. Most of our patients are covered by public insurance, which pays only a portion of actual cost of care. Insurance also doesn’t cover investments in quality, safety, infrastructure and other improvements. Now more than ever we depend on individuals, corporate donors, foundations and others to help fulfill our mission.
ESTATES Estate of Ross I. Conner Estate of Vivian E. Conner Estate of William O. Mundy Estate of Joseph Olenek John V. Painter Trust Estate of Suzanne J. Pochter Estate of Ludwig Tillman Estate of Richard J. Yasdick $100,000+ The Foglia Family Foundation $50,000-$99,000 Anonymous Robert P. Arthur, Magellan Corporation Alvin H. Baum Family Fund The Brinson Foundation Richard M. Burridge, Sr. The Searle Funds at the Chicago Community Trust
Chauncey and Marion D. McCormick Family Foundation Morgan Stanley Foundation William and Sharol Schwass Schneider Electric/ Square D Foundation $25,000-$49,000 Berglund Construction CVS Caremark Charitable Trust Department of Illinois Ladies Auxiliary VFW, Inc. George M. Eisenberg Foundation for Charities ComEd, An Exelon Company Grant Healthcare Foundation Col. Stanley R. McNeil Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Pfaff Donald G. Schoen The Special Kids Foundation Fred K. Walz
$10,000-$24,999 Anonymous A. Montgomery Ward Foundation Robert L. Aguilar Fred & Jean Allegretti Foundation Allstate Giving Campaign Frankie and Howard Alper Blum-Kovler Foundation Helen Brach Foundation Martin M. Bronstein Ann and Richard Carr Chicago Equity Partners Children’s Advocacy Center of Illinois The Comer Foundation Peggy and William Gann Green Cohan Foundation The Irving Harris Foundation Paula K. Jaudes, M.D. Joyce C. Johnson-Miller Mr. and Mrs. Patrick C. Lynch
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James and Eileen McKinney Arthur C. Nielsen, Jr. The Northern Trust Company US Trust, Bank of America Private Wealth Management Brian Petitpren Foundation The Albert Pick, Jr. Fund PNC Bank Daniel and Susan Real Mr. and Mrs. John Q. Smith Van Kampen Boyer Molinari Charitable Foundation Sarita Warshawsky $1,000-$9,999 Aetna Anonymous Aon Menta Ashko James W. Atkinson Steve Balich Irv Barr Alben F. Bates and Clara G. Bates Foundation Thomas P. Bayer Alvin Bell Block Electric Company The George and June Block Family Foundation Charles and Mary Anne Bobrinskoy The Boeing Company Employees Fund John Borovicka, IV
John L. Borovicka, III Dorothy Bossung Martin and Mary L. Boyer Foundation The Braeside Foundation Deborah L. Burney Mr. and Mrs. Richard Burridge, Jr. Michele B. Bush Cantor Fitzgerald Capri Events Michael Cass CB Richard Ellis Inc. Foundation Cendrowski Corporate Advisers Central Steel & Wire Company Chicago Park District Chicago Board of Trade Foundation The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Foundation Michael C. Cleavenger John and Maureen Clifford Mark Cloghessy Robert L. Coe John C. Colman David C. Coughenour Steven Cramer Brian and Barbara Cronin David W. DeLeshe Delta Dental Of Illinois Brian and Julie Devane Mr. and Mrs. James A. DeZellar Thomas W. Dower Foundation Dr. Scholl Foundation Delona Du Bois
Easter Seals Metropolitan Chicago, Inc. John Eberle David & Lisette Eisendrath Foundation Elite Rehab Services, LLC Erin’s Handicapped Children’s Fund Mark S. Fenzel Nuria I. Fernandez First Bank of Highland Park Foundation Food 4 Less Fund Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ford Irwin Friedman James A. Gammon Charitable Foundation, Inc. Stephen Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gatton Sarita Gavhane Matthew A. Gelbin Randolph H. Goodman Barbara L. Gordon Michael Grant Grant Thornton LLP Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Gregoire Grosvenor Capital Management, L.P. Group Benefit Associates John G. Gyann John Haffty Dr. Lewis A. Hare & Ruth Lerman Hare Charitable Foundation Mary E. Harland
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on giving
John A. Hatherly Anthony Head David Hees Terry Henebry Amy Hensold Hewitt Associates, LLC Daniel Hidding Hill Mechanical Richard Hirsch Dana Hokin Drew and Anne Horowitz William E. Howe HP Company Foundation Keith Huizinga Illinois Tool Works Inc. IBM Employee Services Center Paul Ioriatti ITG Shirley and Richard Jaffee Betty L. Johnson George E. Johnson David Justh Allen E. Kanter Gary C. Karch Michael and Rosalind Keiser Kim Kirchner Phil and Judy Kirk Kirk Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Kitchens Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Knight Joseph and Helen Komarek Foundation Jeffrey Kost Robert H. Kramer
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Kutchins La-Co Industries, Inc. Tim Lafontaine James Lagges John and Deborah Lahey Johanna S. Lenneberg Dana and Christine Levenson Brendan Leyden Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Lourie John J. Lynch, Jr. Peter J. Marino Mr. and Mrs. Randy Markowitz James D. Marks Fidel Marquez Maxim Healthcare Services, Inc. Roger T. McCarron Zella M. McClure McDermott, Will & Emery MedImmune Commercial Operations, Inc. Mercer Health & Benefits LLC Mesirow Financial, Inc. Joel Meyer Andrew H. Miller and Meghan E. McKinney Mr. and Mrs. Craig Miller Joseph W. Morris Morton’s Steak House Nebo Systems Inc North America Stevendoring Company, LLC P. Linas Norusis Pamela A. Nugent Nutricia North America
Susan D. Olson Interstate Electronics Company Frances C. Oppenheimer Pact, Inc. Karen J. Parker Gloria Peoples Pharmaceutical Strategies Group Paola Pickrell Playboy Enterprises, Inc. Richard J. Powers Charles T. Price Cheryl I. Procter-Rogers Project Management Advisors, Inc. Questcor Pharaceuticals, Inc. Jose L. Ramilo Redbrick Health Corporation Mark and Kathy Renfree Republic Engineered Products, Inc. Respiratory Health Association of Metropolitan Chicago RMB Capital Management Juergen H. Roennau Ronald C. Roselli Herbert B. Rosenberg Harold Rosenson RSM McGladrey Inc John A. Rubino John Rudolph Ryerson Inc. Sara Lee Thomas A. Schermerhorn Brad Schmidgall
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Michael Scott Gerald W. Shea Candace A. Smith JoAnn B. Smith St. Andrews Golf & Country Club Alan Staidl James A. Steinback Sheldon J. Stillman Mark P. Strauch Andrew Strzalkowski TC Industries, Inc. Frederick B. Thomas Towers Watson Frank E. Trager James C. Tyree U.S. Bank N.A. ULLICO Management Company Union Pacific Foundation United Conveyor Foundation United HealthCare Services, Inc. VOA Associates Incorporated Sandra and Bruce Wall Wal-Mart #1497 Ward C. Rogers Foundation Inc. Washington Square Health Foundation, Inc. Keith Weiss Roy R. Wells J. Scott Winston Brenda J. Wolf and Fred Siegman WTMX THE MIX
$250-$999 Peter V. Adamo Alcocks Loretta J. Alois Alro Steel Foundation Roland L. Anderson Anonymous Mary A. Arola AT & T John S. Balourdos Raymond J. Behrendt Dolores Berglund Betty L. Bergman Victor J. Bernstein Glenn Binstein The Robert Thomas Bobins Foundation Doreen Bogus David Brueggen Paul N. Buckingham Jean Budding Steven Buford Thomas R. Bump C.J. Erickson Plumbing James Carris Kevin Cassidy Chevron Humankind Matching Gift Program Helen N. Clary William J. Cleary Seymour A. Cohen James E. Collins Patricia Connell
Elaine Costakis Lynne J. Cox Jeffrey W. Cox Ann Crago Isadora Crayton Rita Cremeans Robert L. Daffron Gertrude M. Davis Edwin del Hierro Deloitte FAS LLP David DeWitt Paula Dillon Jay L. Dolgin Robert J. Dorman Donald Draudt Albert Dru John E. Durburg Alfreda Eddings-Walls Morrie and Cindi Elstien Gregg N. Elstien Mary A. Elwood Thelma Ervin Wilton J. Evans Stephanie N. Fagin Gary M. Fazzio Virginia Fitzgerald Nancy Frankenberry John S. Frigo Nancy Fritz, M.D. W. James Ganson Gerdau Macsteel Thomas Gill Joseph H. Goldberg
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on giving
Grand Events, Inc. Phyllis J. Greer Diana L. Grodzins Colleen A. Grosz Robert Guglielmi Marcelo Halpern Linda A. Hamann Chaz Hammel-Smith Ebert Jeff L. Hampton Marguerite D. Hark Michael M. Harris Catherine Harth-Stern Barbara Henley Patricia Herbst Michael Herman David B. Hickerson James Hinchliff Hollister, Inc. Vickie Horn Ben Hoy Michelle H. Huber James Huisel PJH & Associates John Thomas Hurvis Inner-City Computer Stars Foundation Steven A. Isenstein Sidney F. Jarrow John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation William O. Johnson Kenneth Johnson Michael Johnson James Jones
Jeff Jones Korli E. Kamara Casey Kang Gregory S. Kanter Kaplan Foundation Katten, Muchin & Rosenman, LLP Brian R. Keeley Earle R. Kessler Jeffrey A. Kessler Kevin Dowling Scholarship Fund Jason C. Kim Michael Knutson George J. Kohl Sean D. Kropke Dorothy E. Kugel Judith A. Leduc Robert Lee Bruce K. Lee Raymond M. Leuthold Rochelle R. Lurie Magnetic Office Products, LLC Michael J. Maloney George G. Maragos Robert Marciniak Maritza Marrero Carlo Shirley Marx Kimberly Maxey Margaret F. May Philip May Raymond J. Mazzocco Marcia McDonald Thomas B. McDonnell Marie N. Meyers
Missionary Sisters of the Holy Spirit Daisy Moore Heather L. Morris Jennifer Morsovillo Dana N. Moyles Namaste Laboratories La Verne A. Nichols Timothy C. Noonan Northwest Central Dispatch James E. Nugent Raeann Olsen-Jackson Susan D. Olson Robert J. Palmersheim Audrey Pam Lynne L. Pantalena Faye T. Pantazelous Michael Parks Richard Parrott Joanne W. Partington Paul J. Pasinski Mark A. Pasquella David B. Patzwald Dana M. Phillips Judith Picman Kevin V. Rath John H. Reardon Patricia Reeves Joan Rehm Carl R. Renouard Chris Reynolds Nancy J. Roizen, M.D. Morton Rosen Ruby Roy, M.D.
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on giving
Charles L. Rubner Howard B. Sall Grant L. Sanders Dominic Saraceno Orit Schwartz Michael Scott Linda Shapiro Ilene W. Shaw Shriners Hospital for Children Kevin Sichak Bettie Skinner Robert Smith Robert W. Smolen South Suburban Association of Chiefs of Police Andrew Spiwak St. Agnes Catholic School St. Mary School Barbara Stasica Gwendolyn Steele Joel M. Stender Steve Stender Ashley Stevenson Jules N. Stiffel Stratford Christian Center Church
John B. Sullivan Richard A. Swoik Gloria M. Tadman William J. Tarnow Teamsters Horsemen Motorcycle Association Trinity Roofing Service, Inc. U.S. Bancorp. Foundation Employee Matching Gift Program David Vajda Patricia J. Van Cleave Eddie Ward Kristin Lynch Watson Horst Weinberg Richard G. Weinberg Samuel Weinstein Matthew Welgat Dwight W. Welsh Calvin K. Wessman West Woodlawn Women’s Community Club James F. Whalen Women United for South Shore Constantina Xanos Beverly T. Yoder
TRIBUTE GIFTS In Honor/Memorial Of Gifts In Honor of Robert P. Arthur Thomas & Deborah R. Bump Richard M. Burridge, Sr. Michael C. Cleavenger Bowen T. Gill Paula Kienberger Jaudes, M.D. Alexander Lourie Randy Markowitz In Memory of Ida Lee McClure Judith W. Sanders NIcholas A. Shelton Nellie Warshawsky
Volunteers Meserete Abraha
Marian Bullock
Eunice Dervin
Christina Adams
Michael Burkes
Christine Dias
Ollie Agnew
Erin Campbell
Mayra Diaz
Rae Alexander
Lilia Cantu
Ahshauntay Dixon
Frana Allen
Patricia Cedano
Smith Donoghue
Michael Allswang
Natthita Chaiphiphat
Emiola Dosunmu
Heidi Anderson
Lauren Chandler
Elizabeth Drady
Richard Anderson
Stacie Chaney
Christina Draganich
Theanita Appling
Florence Choo
Janice Dudley
Emily Arkus
Rashikh Choudhury
Priya Dugad
Deepa Arora
Jim Clementi
Jenna Rae Dumas
Anita Ayala
Allyson Collins
Kristyn Dunn
Joyce Banks
Trese Concannon
Becky Durling
Bertha Barnes
James Costakis
Patricia Egipciaco
Caroline Bartman
Erica Courtenay
Simone Egipciaco
Janet Baurle
Lavern Craig
Brienne Ellis
Kurrin Beamon
Abigail Crites
Ashley England
Brenda Bearden
Lauren Cruz
Aledia Evans
Shani Bensman
Elizabeth Culliton
Stephanie Fagin
Julie Berniard
Genevieve Damon
David Falkof
Amy Betts
Abigail Darrah
Christine Fallon
Nina Bouquet
Maria Davis
Morgan Fisher
Dorothy Boyd
Patsy Davis
Patricia Flahive
Tiara Boykin
Diane Day
Charles Flemming
Anisha Brooks
Deborah Dean
Kelly Flores
Darryl Brown, Jr.
Trent Dean
Krishandra Ford
Volunteers Laurinia Ford
Jayme Hufstedler
Joshua Koenig
Perry Formanek
Flora Hugghis
Laurie Kokenes
Catherine Forrester
Maggie Iwanicki
Megan Koppenhoefer
Sherry Fu
Agne Jagmine
Emily Kuo
Victoria Galarnyk
Lucia Jeantine
Natasha Larose
Amy Gamelli
Latrise Jeon
Joan Lawson
Tessie Garner
Rena Jimenez
David Leander
Rhonda Gillis
Korean Johnson
Hyo Lee
Samantha Glass
Sara Johnson
Won-hee Lee
Mattiya Green
Terrell Johnson
Marina Levin
Rhonda Gumbel-Thomas
William Johnson
Betty Linder
April Hall
Pamela Jones
Sa’de Lindsey
Eugene Hamilton
Brenda Jordan
Michael Logan
Arielle Hands
Adam Kabel
Loretta Lones
Chriss Harris
Anna Kaliciak
Taylor Losole
Elizabeth Harris
Sara Kashani
William Lowden
Judith Hayes
Tyler Kastner
Maerine Lowe
Winter Haynes
Gertrude Keeys
Mildred Lynk-Long
Michelle High
Deandria Kelley
Gloria Magaji
Mary Elizabeth Holden
Terri Kelly-Thomas
Mia Marion
William Holland
Emily Kemper
Melissa Markowitz
Brian Holstein
Bill Kennedy
Anna Martin
Mary Ellen Holt
Jenna Killion
Joyce Martin
Anna Hopkins
Courtney King
Erica Mascoe
Raven Howze
Lavarr King
Jason Mathis
Courtney Hrejsa
Judith Kituku
Vonelle Maund
Volunteers Letitia McAllister
Odessa O’Bannon
Mark Renfree
Elissa McAlvey
Charity Obidi
Lisa Resnick
Courtney McCaughrin
Alythea Oh
Carrie Reyes
Lee McCord
Nina Ortega
Martha Rice
Tanesha McCoy
Elizabeth Orton
Brenda Richardson
Katharine McDonald
Nicholas Owens
Lanetta Riley
Nicole McGee
Shelia Owens
John Ritchie
Hannah Meadows
Sabrena Parnell
Patricia Rivera
Chermeeka Meeks
Namrata Patel
Ann Robbins
Madeleine Mermall
Tawana Patterson
Angela Robinson
Omar Mesina
Dorothy Peaches
Iyesha Robinson
Leah Miller
Liz Peng
Amy Roder
Barbara Miner
Kathy Pesek
Michael Rozler
Nicohle Mitchell
Twanda Phillips
Grant Sanders
Patricia Mitchell
Jenna Poladian
Nancy Savage
Colleen Monier
Sarah Ponte
Elizabeth Saynor
Clara Moore
Katherine Porter
Keland Scher
Cori Moore
Kiersten Porter
Luke Schleicher
Sejma Mravic
Tammie Porter
Emily Searles
Shanthi Narla
Paula Price
Treshannan Sellers
Jean Newkirk
Cheryl Pruitt
Aneesa Shabazz
Terri Nielsen
Lynn Purdy
Michelle Sheehy
Jane Nightengale
Lynn Quintal
Marie Shelton
Donna Noble
Theresa Rayford
Tara Shenoy
Ryan Novas
Nicole Recine
Melissa Shultz
Sharon Novickas
Katie Reichert
Marjorie Simmons
Volunteers Rabihah Simmons
Carly Tribbia
Yvonne Whaley
Adria Simon
LaShaun Trimble
Audrey Wheat
Kathleen Singer
Carlotta Truitt
Howard Wheat
Ashley Skahill
Marlette Tyler
Kalea Whitmore
Tikila Sloan
Martha Tyler
Emily Wiening
Yemisi Sloan
Katherine Valasek
JeNae’ Williams
Florence Smith
Denise Valero
Johnnita Williams
Gladys Smith
Kexia Van
Septembre’ Williams
Maura Smith
Ana Maria Vasilj
Margaret Wilson
Sheila Smith
Danielle Velasco
Skyler Winfield
Shinette Smith
Bernard Vendlinski
Dottie Woodard
Sara Sorrentino
Danielle Verdirame
Patricia Wu
Mark Spielmann
Evette Vine
Dana Wyatt
Annette Steptore
Ellen Wade
Mounica Yanamandala
Jodi Stonefelt
Kenneth Wade
Ethel Yang
Irene Tam
Dalane Walls
Amanda Yuan
Linda Thomas
Lillie Walls
Jennifer Zielke
Rachel Thomas
June Walton
Samantha Zwiebel
Valerie Thomas
Cory Wang
Roza Zwillinger
Jane Thomason
Modest Watson
LaTanya Tiller
Ruth Watson
Diane Tillman
Rachel Wax
Vinita Timms
Brian Weck
Kathryn Tomaszewski
David Weintraub
Carole Towne
Kristen Wenger
Jessica Trainor
Christiane Westhelle
BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2010-2011 OFFICERS Peggy P. Gann, Co-Chair John G. Gyann, Co-Chair Howard C. Alper, Vice Chairman Dan S. Real, Vice Chairman Bruce Pfaff, Secretary Mark D. Renfree, Treasurer MEMBERS Robert Aguilar Robert P. Arthur Fred Berglund Dorothy E. Bossung Richard Burridge, Sr. Michele B. Bush Harry Cendrowski John G. Clifford Brian B. Devane Terence Donnelly John M. Eberle Nuria I. Fernandez James J. Gillespie Timothy G. Goodsell Drew M. Horowitz Jeffrey Husserl Mark E. Jacobs
Gloria Jacobson Joyce C. Johnson-Miller Allen Kanter Anthony R. Kitchens Allen Kutchins Dana Levenson Alexander Lourie Randy Markowitz James D. McKinney Craig Miller Lynne L. Pantalena David B. Patzwald Charles T. Price Emilio S. Salvi Cedric Shaw Frederick Thomas Fred Walz Jeffrey Warner HONORARY TRUSTEES Billie Wright Adams, M.D. Honorable Carol Moseley Braun John W. Rogers, Jr. John A. Rubino
EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP
MEDICAL STAFF
Paula Kienberger Jaudes, M.D. President and CEO
ALLERGY/IMMUNOLOGY Rajinder Arora, M.D. Raoul Wolf, M.D., Section Chief
Dilek Bishku, M.D. Vice President, Medical Affairs Michael C. Cleavenger Vice President, Development Aden Henry, M.S.N., R.N. Vice President, Patient Care Services Kevin V. Rath Associate Vice President, Business Development and External Affairs Mark D. Renfree CFO and Vice President, Administration Brenda J. Wolf Executive Vice President, and COO
CHRONIC DISEASE Dilek Bishku, M.D. Edith Chernoff, M.D. Nancy Fritz, M.D. Michael Hobaugh, M.D. Paula K. Jaudes, M.D. Izhar Qamar, MD., Section Chief Ruby Roy, M.D.
NEONATAL FOLLOW-UP Bree Andrews, M.D. NEUROLOGY Carol Macmillan, M.D. ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY Christopher Sullivan, M.D. PHYSICAL MEDICINE AND REHABILITATION Lisa Thornton, M.D.
ENDOCRINOLOGY AND DIABETES Rose Briars, N.D., C-PNP, C.D.E., Co-Director Courtney Finlayson, M.D. Andrea Hopf, R.N., M.S.N., C-PNP, C.D.E. Anita Krolczyk, R.N., M.S., C-PNP Jennifer Miller, M.D. Anita Swamy, M.D., CCDC Medical Director and Program Co-Director
PODIATRY Bart Gastwirth, D.P.M.
HOSPITALISTS Rishi Agrawal, M.D. Virginia Kaperick, M.D. Natasha Kasbekar, M.D. Parag Shah, M.D. Jennifer Ziemianin, M.D.
BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES
PSYCHIATRY Susan Scherer, M.D. RHEUMATOLOGY Linda Wagner Weiner, M.D. SICKLE CELL Uma Subramanian-Srinivasan, M.D.
Cathy Mavrolas, Ph.D. Neil Hochstadt, Ph.D. Bradley Stolbach, Ph.D.
Financial Review FY 2010
FY 2009
$ 47,945,485
$ 47,401,829
46,655,356
43,750,267
Operating Income
1,290,129
3,651,562
Other Income /(Expense)
6,132,825
(5,634,252)
$ 7,422,954
($1,982,690)
Current Assets
15,706,891
13,734,750
Foundation
25,650,459
23,592,895
Investments and Long-term Assets
55,201,877
52,598,975
Net Property and Equipment
22,030,156
18,528,863
$118,589,383
$108,455,483
Current Liabilities
7,046,384
7,571,467
Long-term Liabilities
7,487,319
5,483,992
104,055,680
95,400,024
$118,589,383
$108,455,483
Unrestricted Revenues and Other Support Expenses
Revenue (Less Than) / in Excess of Expenses
Total Assets
Net Assets Total Liabilities and Net Assets
Auditor’s report for fiscal years ended June 30, 2010 and 2009 are available upon request.
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