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Oswego Health Charles “Chuck” Gijanto, President & CEO for Oswego Health The past year was a whirlwind of positive growth for the Oswego Health system, as we placed an emphasis on improving our internal culture and developing new programs to provide not only great healthcare services locally, but also financial viability.
Before I end my column, I would be remiss if I didn’t thank the community for its warm welcome when I arrived in September of 2015. I am also grateful for your willingness to be a part of our renewal, whether it was using our services or assisting us in some new way.
The improvements to our own culture, I believe, were instrumental to the great improvements Oswego Health made in 2016 in terms of quality care, patient satisfaction and how the health system is perceived in the community. This momentum will continue as the health system builds on this success.
Sincerely,
The staff has truly worked very hard to implement new services and I commend them for accomplishing great strides at Oswego Health. Their hard work was rewarded in the form of several prestigious awards and honors, including the grade of “A” from the Leapfrog Group, which measures quality. In case you missed it, we received the only A not only three times in a row, but was also the only hospital in Oswego and Onondaga counties to earn the top grade.
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Mission of Oswego Health
the mission of Oswego Health is to provide accessible, quality care and improve the health of residents in our community.
Our major accomplishments include a collaboration that brought Syracuse Orthopedic Specialists (SOS) orthopedic surgeons to Oswego Hospital, where they are performing surgeries, including total joint replacements. Another 2016 milestone was our commitment to build the Center for Wound Healing at Oswego Health. Our final ‘Big 3’ as I referred to our initiatives, bariatric surgery, will likely begin to be offered in early 2018. We expect to announce a collaborating partner soon.
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Chuck Gijanto Oswego Health President and CEO
Oswego Health has welcomed Michael Harlovic as its new President and CEO. He will continue the health system’s focus on quality and patient satisfaction initiatives, ensuring Oswego Health is the destination for community members needing healthcare services.
Our Cover Photo: Among the 2016 Oswego Health initiatives was a collaboration with Syracuse Orthopedic Specialists (SOS). Pictured from left, Physical Therapist Binita Patel, Luella Laney, who underwent total knee replacement surgery at Oswego Hospital; Physical Therapy Director Jason Pratt and SOS Orthopedic Surgeon Seth Greenky, who performed Mrs. Laney’s surgery. For more on this collaboration, please turn to page 6.
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LEADERSHIP Atom Avery Floyd Backes Michael Backus Barbara Bateman Gary Bozeman, MD Chris Burritt Pamela Caraccioli William Clark Peter Cullinan Victoria Furlong Adam Gagas, Chair William Galloway Chuck Gijanto, President & CEO Ellen Holst, Secretary Matthew Liepke, MD President Medical Staff Renato Mandanas, MD Patricia Mears Zach Menter Yvonne Petrella Ivan Proano, MD Thomas Schneider Mark Slayton, Treasurer Micheal Stephens, MD, Vice Chair Scott Van Gorder, DO
FOUNDATION BOARD Ed Alberts Barbara Bateman, Chair Julia Burns, Auxiliary Board Chair Peter Cullinan Rachael Dator Allison A.N. Duggan, MD Adam Gagas, Past Chair Chuck Gijanto, President and CEO David Mirabito William Reilly, Secretary Mark Slayton, Vice Chair/Treasurer Ronald Tascarella
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OSWEGO HEALTH BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Seated from left, Jeff Coakley, Renato Mandanas, MD; Chuck Gijanto, Allison A.N. Duggan, MD. Standing Valerie Favata, Jason Santiago, Barry Ryle, Eric Campbell, James Marco and Margaret Glass.
SENIOR LEADERSHIP TEAM Chuck Gijanto, President & CEO Allison A.N. Duggan, MD, Executive Vice President and COO for Oswego Hospital Renato Mandanas, MD, Chief Medical Officer Jeff Coakley, Chief Strategy Officer Jason Santiago, COO for The Manor at Seneca Hill and Springside at Seneca Hill Eric Campbell, Chief Financial Officer Valerie Favata, Chief Nursing Officer Margaret Glass, Assistant Vice President for Clinical Support Services and Privacy Officer Barry Ryle, Chief Information Officer
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Center For Wound Healing THE COMMITMENT TO CONTINUE MOVING FORWARD
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In its quest to provide outstanding local healthcare services, Oswego Health announced in 2016 that it would introduce several new cutting-edge services to the community. These services include the recently unveiled Center for Wound Healing at Oswego Health, which is expected to provide specialized care to 300 community members, who have hard-toheal wounds. To bring this superior care to the community, Oswego Health collaborated with Healogics, the nation’s largest provider of advanced wound care services. Healogics has a nationwide network of nearly 800 wound care centers across the country.
Conditions treated include, but are not limited to: 3 Diabetic wounds of the lower extremities 3 Pressure ulcers 3 Soft tissue radiation injuries 3 Necrotizing infections 3 Compromised skin grafts and flaps 3 Osteomyelitis 3 Lymphedema 3 Malignant wounds 3 Venous leg ulcers
While enclosed in a chamber at greater-thannormal atmospheric pressure, patients breathe pure oxygen, saturating their blood plasma
“Oswego Health is pleased to bring another progressive healthcare service close to where residents live. Many residents will benefit from this specialized care, as we treat their persistent wounds and improve their overall health status.”
This physician-led service includes specially trained nurses and other staff members, who have the latest technology available, including two hyperbaric chambers to successfully treat their patients with hard-to-heal wounds.
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The Center features four treatment rooms along with two hyperbaric chambers that offer hyperbaric oxygen therapy. HBOT helps the body’s oxygen-dependent, wound-healing mechanisms function more efficiently.
— Chuck Gijanto,
President and CEO for Oswego Health and allowing it to carry from 15 to 20 times the normal amount of healing oxygen to the body’s tissues. In the United States, chronic wounds affect 6.7 million people, a number that is expected to increase in the next two decades due to the aging population and increases in conditions such as diabetes and obesity. To learn more about the Center for Wound Healing at Oswego Health, or to make an appointment, please call 315-326-3780.
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Performing the first SOS Surgery in Oswego Hospital’s Surgery Center was SOS’ Orthopedic Surgeon Bradley Raphael. Pictured from left are Cathy Bulger, RoseMarie Rockwell, Dr. Raphael, Tabita Greeney and Irene King.
Successful Joint Venture Of Two Entities
WORKING TOGETHER
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The collaboration between Oswego Health and Syracuse Orthopedic Specialists has not only been award-winning, but also declared an achievement by the community members who desire the best healthcare services close to their homes. Since the collaboration was announced last fall, more than 10 physicians and physician assistants from SOS, which holds a stellar reputation for orthopedic care, have provided care at an Oswego Health facility. SOS physicians are performing total joint replacements, as well as hand, shoulder
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and knee procedures in Oswego Health’s Surgery Center. The SOS orthopedic surgeons and specially trained physician assistants, work alongside Oswego Health’s own orthopedic team, ensuring efficient and convenient care is provided to all patients. Oswego Health has designed an office suite specifically to meet the needs of orthopedic patients before and after any surgery. Complementing this is Oswego Health’s physical therapy staff, which is trained in the latest protocols.
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“Orthopedics is a surgical specialty blessed by technical advances that have spawned quite an array of subspecialties that have improved care immensely,” said Oswego Health Orthopedic Surgeon John Ayres. “Oswego is fortunate to have local orthopedic care that can take advantage of this specialized care through its SOS collaboration. This collaboration continues to evolve and expand.” — John Ayres, MD,
Oswego Health Orthopedic Surgeon
At the time the collaboration was announced, SOS Chief Executive Officer Mike Humphrey said, “Healthcare is changing and I think the future is all about collaboration and looking at the best way to provide effective care.” He added, “Most importantly, I think this relationship will assist in coordinating care with an individual’s’ primary care physician, as well as with any physical therapy services that may be needed.” While the collaboration was announced in 2016, the first SOS-led surgeries were performed at the beginning of the year. The SOS physicians said they were impressed with the nursing care and the surgery center itself. Seth Greenky, MD, who performs joint replacement surgeries, praised the staff, saying they “make the place fabulous.” He credited the scrub technologist, nurse circulators, anesthesiologists and other staff for their dedication and hard work.
Dusharm, of Oswego. Dr. Greenky performed her total knee surgery, while Oswego Health’s physical therapy department provided her follow-up care. “They were all great,” Shirley said. “While I was in the hospital, all the nurses right to the environmental services staff, knew their jobs and made it an excellent experience.” Recognizing the importance of this collaboration, were organizers of the Excellence in Healthcare Awards. The collaboration between the two healthcare providers was presented with the Innovations in Healthcare Award by the Bankers Healthcare Group during a ceremony held last fall at The Lodge at Welch Allyn in Skaneateles.
Echoing this was Ryan Smart, MD, who performed his first two surgeries at Oswego Hospital in April, a shoulder and knee arthroscopy procedures.” The staff did a great job and certainly possessed the surgical skills necessary,” he said. “And the equipment is new.” Dr. Smart added, “Providing care here reminds me of the community hospital where I grew up and my dad was an orthopedic surgeon. It has a similar feel ‑-‑welcoming, with the staff committed to their jobs.” Among the patients who underwent care through the new collaboration was Shirley
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Dr. Ryan Smart and Jane Nalle, RN, Clinical Director of Oswego Health’s Surgery Center, review a case.
“Healthcare is changing and I think the future is all about collaboration and looking at the best way to provide effective care.” —Mike Humphrey,
SOS Chief Executive Officer
2016 ACHIEVEMENTS Oswego Hospital was awarded an ‘A’ for providing safe, high quality care to its patients by the Leapfrog Group twice during 2016 (and then in the Spring of 2017). With this distinction, Oswego Hospital joins hospitals across the country that are providing the highest quality of patient care. Oswego Hospital was the only area hospital to earn the Leapfrog Group’s top grade of ”A” three consecutive times.
The Manor at Seneca Hill earned a 3-Star overall and a 4-star for its quality of care, based upon staffing, quality and health inspection results from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid.
Oswego Health Home Care scored 5 out of 5 Stars in patient satisfaction.
Oswego Health’s Maternity Center was presented several awards in 2016 including: Excellus BlueCross BlueShield’s Blue Distinction Center for Maternity Care Immunization Action Coalition Birth Dose Honor Roll presented by the NYS Dept. of Health.
related to several areas, including emergency management, environment of care, infection prevention and control, leadership, and medication management. The Gold Seal of Approval® is a symbol of quality that reflects an organization’s commitment to providing safe and effective patient care.
Oswego Health was honored with four awards at the Excellence in Healthcare Awards dinner, sponsored by the Bankers Healthcare Group. The awards included: Nurse of the Year Award: Amanda Neill Facility of The Year: The Manor at Seneca Hill
The American College of Radiology (ACR) designated Oswego Health’s low-dose computed tomography (CTs) as Lung Cancer Screening Centers. The new CTs were installed at Oswego Hospital, the Central Square Medical Center and the Fulton Medical Center.
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The ACR Lung Cancer Screening Center designation is a voluntary program that recognizes facilities that have committed to practice safe, effective diagnostic care for individuals at the highest risk for lung cancer.
Oswego Hospital earned The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval® following a rigorous, unannounced four-day onsite survey. During the review, a team of Joint Commission expert surveyors evaluated compliance with hospital standards
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Innovations in Healthcare: The collaboration with Syracuse Orthopedic Specialists (SOS) Volunteer of the Year: Maurice “Mo” Laws
The Oswego County Community Foundation awarded the Oswego Health Community Education Department a $4,000 grant to be used to educate community members of the impact that smoking, obesity and physical inactivity has on their health.
The Greater Oswego – Fulton Chamber recognized Oswego Health for its 135 years of service to the community. Oswego Health was named one of the Healthiest Companies in America by Interactive Health.
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A Community Working Together
WORKING FOR THE HEALTH OF OUR FUTURE
Oswego Health is an organization that gives back to its community, encouraging residents to improve their health through a variety of classes, support group and community events. “The Community Health Services staff is dedicated in its efforts to provide health and wellness programs that are informative and that the public truly find beneficial,” said Director Brenda LaMay. “Our nurse educators also attend countless events throughout the year to provide screenings and health information in an effort to improve the health status of our community.” The latest offerings include a two-year-old diabetes prevention program and Healthy Living classes, which are conveniently offered at various locations throughout Oswego County. The Healthy Living classes are offered for six weeks and offer evidence-based solutions for those living with chronic health conditions, such as COPD, diabetes or heart issues.
Community Service Plan While the Community Health Services staff is active within the community, the Oswego Health Community Services Plan outlines other initiatives the health system and its healthcare partners will spearhead to improve the health status of residents. Through this state-required CSP, Oswego Health, the Oswego County Health Department and other county healthcare leaders will work to develop initiatives that diminish some of the county’s biggest health challenges. These include obesity, smoking, especially those among
Oswego Health Physical Therapy Director Jason Pratt helps a child navigate the obstacle course at Harborfest, which the system sponsors. those who are pregnant or new mothers, as well as suicide attempts among youth and adults. In addition, the most recent CSP calls for the healthcare leaders to continue their evidencebased programs as another avenue in which to improve the health status of those with chronic health conditions. The CSP is written every three years with direction from NYS Department of Health (DOH) and uses state data and other measures to select local health priorities. Each year, Oswego Health must submit to the DOH an update to the plan that reviews what goals have been met and what was found to be challenging.
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OUR IMPACT ON OUR COMMUNITY HEALTH & ECONOMY TOTAL TAX IMPACT–$13,132,000
TOTAL ECONOMIC IMAPCT–$179,345,000 Supply Purchase $71,816,000
State Income Tax $3,725,000
State Sales Tax $2,663,000
Local Sales Tax $2,850,000
Emplyer Impact $104,043,000
Capital Spending $3,486,000
Propertty ty Taxes Tax Ta axxeeess Property $3,8894 94, 4,,000 4,0 00000 000 $3,894,000
OSWEGO HEALTH BY THE NUMBERS Total Assets $142,252,000
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Springside Occupancy
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OPERATING EXPENDITURES
Total Operating Expenses $126,736,000
Total Operating Revenue $126,398,090
Operating Defecit ($338,000)
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The residents and staff of Springside at Seneca Hill, Oswego Health’s premier retirement community, are enjoying their fragrant blooming wisteria vine that grows over an attractive pergola. Pictured is Springside staff member Cynthia McManus.
Oswego Health System’s Continuum of Care WORKING TOGETHER —
THE MANOR AT SENECA HILL; SPRINGSIDE AT SENECA HILL; OSWEGO HEALTH HOME CARE & LIFELINE
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From baby boomers seeking an easy, comfortable lifestyle to those needing skilled nursing care, Oswego Health’s specialized senior services offer options that provide exceptional care regardless of the individual’s stage in life or healthcare needs. “The Oswego Health system’s senior services were developed to allow community members to enjoy their lives in the best possible environments and to receive unsurpassed care,” said Jason Santiago…. “These services are interconnected so that as a person needs more attention
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or a different type of care, it’s available for them and easily accessible.” An overview of these services are outlined below, beginning with Springside, which offers an easy lifestyle for the newly retired or community members that wish to downsize.
Springside at Seneca Hill Springside at Seneca Hill is Oswego Health’s premier retirement community. For those age 62 or older it’s the perfect setting to enjoy their
And each night a delicious meal is served by the executive chef in the well appointed main dining room. Springside offers several housing options to fit residents’ needs. There are one-and two-bedroom apartments along with one-story cottages and homes.
Oswego Lifeline offers a range of choices to help individuals maintain their independence. With the push of a button, help can be summoned if a client is faced with a medical emergency or a fall. Lifeline is the No. 1 medical alert system in the U.S. Ready to take calls from Lifeline subscribers 24-hours a day are specially trained individuals. The staff has at their fingertips all necessary medical information on each of Lifeline’s subscribers.
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At Springside, there are no worries about yard maintenance, household chores or what to serve for dinner. Instead, residents can take part in educational, health and wellness activities.
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favorite pursuits and hobbies in an immaculate, well-maintained community.
Lifeline’s in-home services include, Go Safe Program, Home Safe with Auto Alert and a medication dispenser.
The Manor at Seneca Hill The Manor provides not only exceptional skilled nursing services for its residents, but also an attractive facility in which to complete a tailormade rehabilitation program following an accident, surgery, stroke or illness. For families looking for a safe place with lots of activities for a loved one to spend the day, The Manor offers an Adult Day Health Services Program. The Manor has been recognized for the care provided as it earned a 4-star (out of 5) quality rating recently by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid. The facility’s Adult Day Health Services Program was honored with high marks following a review by the Veterans Administration.
Oswego Health Home Care Oswego Health Home Care is a certified home care agency offering convenient and professional care to patients in the comfort of their homes. Staff members are available 24 hours a day/seven days a week and can provide skilled nursing, rehabilitation services and support services.
“I encourage community members who need these services to contact us.” — Jason Santiago, Oswego Health VP and COO for The Seneca Hill campus
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Supporting Local Healthcare Services
Auxiliary and Volunteers working together
services for the health system. During the past year, the Auxiliary donated as a group more than 10,000 hours to the health system by its volunteers. This group, which ranges in age from 14 to 91, donates its time completing tasks at Oswego Hospital and the Fulton Medical Center. These duties include overseeing patient transports, welcoming visitors at our front doors and assisting them. They also deliver mail to hospital departments and assist the business office staff with a variety of important tasks.
Members of the Hospital Auxiliary, along with our many volunteers are an integral part of our health system. The Auxiliary is an important fundraising arm for our organization through its popular fall bazaar, hospital gift shop sales and various fundraisers. “We want to support local healthcare services, making them available for ourselves, our families, and of course, the community at large,” said Auxiliary President Julia Burns.
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The Auxiliary works year-round holding sales that feature books, candy at Valentine’s Day and Easter, as well as jewelry and other favorites. They also advocate on healthcare issues when called upon. Meanwhile, Oswego Health’s more than 60 volunteers donate their time, performing valuable
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“We are truly blessed to have such as great group of Auxilians and Volunteers,” said Oswego Health President Chuck Gijanto at a recent luncheon honoring the groups. “You all donate your time and talents from the heart and it shows. We cannot do all that we do without all of you and we are so much better because of all of you.” In the photo seated from left are Auxiliary Board members: Terri Smith, co-chair scholarship; Margaret Maniccia, Vice President; Mary Margaret Restuccio, scholarship co-chair; Mary Lou Kritzman, Secretary; Marion Duplessis; and Sheila Gurdziel. Standing are, Mary Roman and Julia Burns, President. Board members not pictured are Mary Borte, Treasurer; Donna Shortt and Dawn Smith, Oswego Health Volunteer/Clinical Support Coordinator.
— Karen Ferguson, CFRE, Director of the Oswego Health Foundation
Foundation of Oswego Health
For more information about the Oswego Health Foundation and how you can support healthcare in our community contact the Foundation Office at 315-326-3473.
Our mission is to raise and manage philanthropic support for Oswego Health as it provides accessible, quality care and improves the health of the residents or our communities. Circle of Life $10,000 - $24,999 The M&T Charitable Foundation
Circle of Life $5000-$9999 Edward Alberts Kopp Billing Agency, Inc. CRA Medical Imaging
Partners Club Gold $2500 - $4999 Oswego County Community Foundation
Partners Club $1000 - $2499 Drs. Michael and Marie Alcasid Michael Boyle, MD August R. Buerkle, Jr., MD Chris and Brenda Burritt Thomas and Mary Ciappa Gretchen and Jeff Coakley Peter and Kelly Cullinan
Daniel Dey William and Mary Ditzer Allison A. Duggan, MD., PLLC Edward and Karen Ferguson Adam C. Gagas Chris C. Gagas Chuck and Jackie Gijanto Maggie Niland and Robert K. Glass Kinney Drugs Foundation Inc. Yves Lafond, MD Barbara B. McCormack David Mirabito Robert Pompo Corte Spencer and Muriel Clark Ronald and Cynthia Tascarella Mr. and Mrs. Jason Santiago Thomas Schneider State Farm Foundation Jerry and Barbara Stanard Scott and Carol Van Gorder
Century Club Gold $500 - $999 Aramark Atom and Falecia Avery Eric and Angela Campbell Pamela Caraccioli Mr. and Mrs. Darrell and Bobbi Carr Century 21 Galloway Realty Core Skills True Impact Bruce E. Davis Myron L. Dimon, DVM Joanne T. Ebersole Mervat Eid, MD Brenda LaMay Ramsey G. Ludington Jane Nalle Harold and Lorraine Nash Nelson Law Firm Mr. William Reilly and Ms. Mindy Ostrow Dr. and Mrs. Ivan Proano Drs. Bishnu and Sushma Sapkota Mark Slayton Dr. and Mrs. Micheal and Pam Stephens Karen Szewczyk, NNP T. J. Burke Lumber Co., Inc. United Iroquois Shared Services, Inc.
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“We are grateful for all the ways our community gives to and supports Oswego Health,”
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The generosity of our community allows Oswego Health to continue to provide top quality healthcare and continue to grow to meet the ever changing needs of our residents.
Century Club Silver $250 - $499 Anonymous (1) Mr. and Mrs. John D. Allen Drs. Gary and Elizabeth Bozeman Denise A. Brown Mrs. Barbara Caraccioli William and Michelle Clark Compass Federal Credit Union Ms. Susan Downey Leonard Ellis Lewis and Barbara Erwin Patrick Fasulo Valerie Favata, RN, BSN, MS Ma. Eliza L. Fay Cheryle Giamartino The Great Outdoors Ellen and Gary Holst Honorable Robert and Mary Hurlbutt Kimberly M. Hyde J & A Mechanical Contractors, Inc. Joan Leonard Drs. Renato and Linda Mandanas
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Zach and Maria Menter Deana and Kevin Michaels Christopher and Sara Mitchell Robert and Anne Morgan David and Debbi Murray Michael A. Natale, MD Honorable and Mrs. Robert and Jean Nicholson Dr. and Mrs. Dennis P. Norfleet Mr. and Mrs. Jack and Sandra Obleman Yvonne A. Petrella Price Chopper’s Golub Foundation David and Mary Roman James Wassenaar
Century Club Bronze $100 - $249 Richard and Patricia Ackerman Sylvio H. Albert Maureen and Thomas Annal Teresa April Floyd Backes Michael and Andrea Backus Jim and Roberta Barbera Robert and Barbara Bateman Sandra Beckwith BioSpherix, Ltd. Janice and Kenneth Bracy William and Suzanne Bradley Jonathan and Debra Braiman Robert and Suzanne Branshaw Ronald A. Brown Julia Burns Hugh and Grace Burritt Melissa S. Chapman Marian Chermack Kate and Cathy Clark-Mayo Christine Close Linda Cole Michael and Mary Collins Ella Cooper Emma Corradino Edwin and Elaine Croucher Dr. and Mrs. John Cucinotta Mr. and Mrs. James P. Cullinan III Vincent C. D’Ambrosio, PhD David and Lin Davis Sarah and Benjamin Driscoll Mary Ann Drumm Jennifer Dubovik Marion and Joseph Duplessis
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Amelia Ellingworth Margaret Falise Bill and Rocky Farden Alan Farrell David and Nancy Farrell Heather A. Frese Lorie A. Gates Kate Gentile Norman Gersman Thomas G. Green, MD Thomas and Shelia Gurdziel Beth Hallinan Terri Hammill Dr. and Mrs. Terrence M. Hammill Patricia Harris Charles and Susan Heppeler Helen M. Jermyn RoseAnn Parsons and Tom Jerrett George and Christine Joyce JP Jewelers Diana J. Kelly Marlene Knopp Katie L. Knopp Barbara B. Knopp Dave and Patty Kohr Sharon Komanecky Amber LaTray Drs. Matthew and Christina Liepke Patricia A. Main Deanna Mannigan Bruce and Ellen Manwaring Mary Marshall Mary Plummer’s Italian Cookies & Catering Ed and Kathy Matott Bert and Margaret McConnell Amy McCune William Finck and Mary McGowan Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Mears Ernest F. Mears Carl and Elaine Miller Mimi’s Drive-In, Inc. Richard Morisette Louise (Dee Dee) Murray Sandy Nettles Mr. and Mrs. Murphy and Joey Occhino Oswego County Ambulance & Hearse Service, Inc. Oswego Quality Carpet James Pagano
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Katie and Steve Pagliaroli Stephen and Linda Poydock Mario and Helen Rabozzi Katie Rainey James Reisenger PC Masters Tech Repair Thomas and Mary Restuccio Richard Roman Barry Ryle James R. Sandler Pete and Kay Sears Dr. Zia Segatol-Islami John and Barbara Sharkey Kathryn Shaver Terri and Tom Smith Tracy L. Stevens Tesoriero Chiropractic Office, PC Reverend James and Juanita Tschudy Linda and Frank Tyrrell Kevin Tyson Universal Metal Works Ed and Eleanor Vayner Joan P. Waterbury Mr. and Mrs. George Waters
Century Club Friend < $100 Anonymous (3) Hollie Anderson Mr. John M. Annal Sue Bakos Brianne J. Barr Brad and Margaret Beers Jon Michael Bergene Joy Bifera Nancy M. Blais Sara J. Broadwell Marci M. Buckley Joseph and Karen Burke Anna E. Campbell Marion L. Ciciarelli Johnna Coad Kathy Cocciole Catherine R. Conzone Libby Costanzo Susan Curran Dale Currier and Diane Cooper Currier Erwin and Kathleen Dewey Isabel Dufore Margaret Duplessis Ronald Durgan
1881 Legacy Society Ms. Miriam Cullinan
In-Kind Gifts Dunkin Donuts Eagle Beverage Company, Inc. Greco Family Farm & Orchard Ontario Orchards Pauls Big M Market Price Chopper Dr. Allen Rosenberg
Run for Your Health Presenting Sponsor ($5,000) Excellus BlueCross BlueShield
Kid’s Fun Run Sponsor ($3,500) Aramark
Water Stop Sponsor ($1,000) Pathfinder Bank
Gold Sponsor ($500) HealtheConnections Oswego Hospital Medical Staff
Silver Sponsor ($250)
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Keri Parker Timothy A. Pethybridge David Pierson Jody and Frank Pittsley Cory Porter Patrick and Melissa Purtell Billie-Jo Ramachandran Janet Rasbeck, NNPBC Lauren K. Roach Marilou and James Santoro Mona Shannon Heather Sharkey Sandra Sharkey Mary Eloise Slife David and Mary Ellen St. Amour Mary Jo Stevens Cheryl Stilwell Melissa Stotts Diane Taverni Craig and Susan Traub Alissa Viscome Laurie VonHoltz Judith Walsh Frederick and Penny Walton Nick Warner and Judith Weissflog Brooke L. Windey Tonya K. Woodard Arlene Young
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Brianna Earl Heather Elen Jessica Fowler Victoria L. Furlong Sarah Galka Arthur and Sharon Gearsbeck Nicole Gower Kelly Green Dan and Linda Griffin Ralph Hanselman Kathleen M. Harris Danielle Hayden William Hickey, Jr. Dustin and Myia Hill Elaine Johnson Kasondra A. Johnson Patricia Johnson Elizabeth Kapa, LPN William Kerr Richard W. Kilts Carly M. King Frederick Klein Heather Knapp-Beardsley Jeremy R. Lambert Jeffrey Lavezzo John Lazarski Timothy LeBlanc Anna Lobb Colleen Long Melissa Maciejko Deana and James Masuicca Amy Maxam Susan B. Maxwell Meghan McCann Michelle M. McCann Francis D. McCormack Chelsea Meehan Gary Meltzer Mike Messersmith David and Maureen Miceli Lynn Mieczkowski Thomas Mieden Gerri Millar Sarah L. Miller Kayli Moody Mark and Sharon Morey Barbara Morrison Heather Murphy Cathy Nelson James and Martha Nichol
CRA Medical Imaging FitzGibbons Agency The Great Outdoors JP Jewelers Medical Management Resources, Inc. David Mirabito Mitchell’s Speedway Press T. J. Burke Lumber Co., Inc.
Bronze Sponsor ($100) Ancient Order of Hibernians B & T Sport Shop Bosco’s Century 21 Galloway Realty Compass Federal Credit Union Hawk Jr. Chassis Indeck - Oswego L.P. Kiwanis Club Foundation of Oswego Inc. Oswego County Monuments Oswego Lions Club Oswego Printing Company, Inc. Oswego Quality Carpet Riverview Wellness Center RJ Caruso Tax & Accounting Zink Screenprinting & Design
In-Kind Gifts Broadwell Hospitality Group C’s Farm Market Cam’s NY Pizzeria Excellus BlueCross BlueShield Ray Grela In Vogue Salon & Spa Olympia Sports Oswego Massage Therapy Pauls Big M Market Stewart’s Shops Paul Vandish
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Golf Title Sponsor ($25,000) Rehab Resources/Little Lukes
Premier Sponsor ($10,000) Bond, Schoeneck & King, PLCC CRA Medical Imaging
Corporate Sponsor ($5,000) Fust Charles Chambers LLP HSM Consulting Kinney Drugs Foundation/ProAct Inc. Kopp Billing Agency, Inc. Novelis Corporation Port City Emergency Physicians, LLP Wayne Drug Oswego, Co.
Awards Dinner Sponsor ($3,500) The Hayner Hoyt Corporation Oswego Radiation Oncology
Cart/Lunch Sponsor ($2,500) BPAS Clarus Linen Systems Entergy Nuclear Northeast King + King Architects Loomis-Sayles & Company, LP Med Care Administrators, LLC National Grid NBT Bank Pathfinder Bank Rombough Electric Syracuse Orthopedic Specialists, PC
Cocktail Hour Sponsor ($1,500) Herb Philipson’s INFINITT North America, Inc.
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Clubhouse Sponsor ($1,000) Aramark Mackenzie Hughes LLP Medical Liability Mutual Insurance Company Office Data Systems, Inc. One Group NY, Inc. Oswego County Ambulance & Hearse Service, Inc. Oswego Hospital Medical Staff
Plexus Technology Group, LLC Saratoga Human Resources Solutions, Inc. Staples Business Advantage Sunoco, Inc.
Green/Tee Sponsor ($500) The Bonadio Group Broadwell Hospitality Group Commonwealth Financial Group FitzGibbons Agency Fulton Savings Bank Haylor, Freyer & Coon, Inc. J & A Mechanical Contractors, Inc. Locumtenens.com M/E Engineering P.C. Medical Management Resources, Inc. Oswego Quality Carpet Stat Staff Professionals U. S. Foods Weatherby Healthcare
Miscellaneous Gifts Appel Osborne, Landscape Architecture BPAS Clarus Linen Systems Community Bank N.A. Disciplined Capital Management Entergy Nuclear Northeast Executive Health Resources, Inc. Haylor, Freyer & Coon, Inc. Health eCareers Herb Philipson’s Huhtamaki INFINITT North America, Inc. Laser Transit, Ltd. Brian Lee Medical Management Resources, Inc. Michael A. Doolittle Mohawk Hospital Equipment, Inc. Pathfinder Bank Jill Peterson Robert Pompo Rowlee Construction Toshiba Business Solutions
In-Kind Gifts Azteca Mexican Grill Bame’s Wines & Liquors
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Bond, Schoeneck & King, PLCC Bridie Manor Canale’s Restaurant CDW Government CRA Medical Imaging C’s Farm Market CupCakers The Darling Elves Dunkin Donuts Eagle Beverage Company, Inc. Frito-Lay, Inc. G&C Foods Distributors Gray’s Wholesale Green Planet Grocery Greene’s Ale House H. Lee White Maritime Museum at Oswego Herb Philipson’s HSM Consulting Maida’s Floral Shop Man in the Moon Candies Med Care Administrators, LLC Medical Management Resources, Inc. Midnight Sun Mimi’s Drive-In, Inc. Mitchell’s Speedway Press Murdock’s Bicycles & Sports New York Mets New York State Fair Novelis Corporation Oswego Bagelry & Sandwich Shop Oswego Country Club Oswego Quality Carpet Oswego Sub Shop Pathfinder Bank PDI Healthcare Pepsi Bottling Group Port City Cafe & Bakery/Red Sun Fire Roasting Co. Port City Copy Center ProAct Inc. R.M. Burritt Motors Rehab Resources the river’s end bookstore Rudy’s of Lake Ontario, Inc. Servomation Refreshments Inc. Stone Creek Golf Club Synergy Global Solutions Taste the World Thai Rose Restaurant
Diana J. Desens Zona Pospesel
in memory of Miriam Brown Ronald A. Brown
in memory of Edward Caraccioli Atkins Law Offices, PC CBS Photo Theresa M. Clark-Switzer County of Oswego Industrial Development Agency Diane Lemelman Theresa Manning Operation Oswego County, Inc. Outdoor Sportsman Group Networks Darleen Parsons Corte Spencer and Muriel Clark L. Michael and Elisa Treadwell Gweneth A. Vickery Bill Wallace Carl and Nancy Walrath
in memory of Laurie Davis Bruce Davis Bryan Davis
in memory of Parker Farley Linda Cole
in memory of Terri France Margaret Beers
in memory of Constance Gagas Chris C. Gagas Robert Pompo Corte Spencer and Muriel Clark
in memory of Carolyn Gillette Norma Barney John and Faith Ann Bates Julia Burns Dan and Linda Griffin
Corte Spencer and Muriel Clark Kevin Tyson Paul A. Vandish Brooke L. Windey
in memory of Dr. Marc Grosack
in memory of Robert Viscome
Drs. Gary and Elizabeth Bozeman
in memory of Alfred Tesoriero Mary Ann Drumm
Marlene Knopp
Alexander and Helen Brostek Jeannine Carpenter Paul and Luanne DeFelice Gail Fetterly Louise C. Kellogg Mary B. Kelly and family Dick Pacific Jim Panghorn Frank and Geri Putallaz Linda Reming
in memory of Adam Pompo
in memory of Jacqueline Wassenaar
in memory of Barbara Handley-Place Robert Pompo
in memory of Mary Hutchins Suzanne Hutchins
in memory of Neil Knopp
Eric and Angela Campbell Allison A. Duggan, MD., PLLC Chuck and Jackie Gijanto Larry Malfitano Maggie Niland and Robert K. Glass JoEllen Quenville Jeffery and Dawn Smith
James Wassenaar
in memory of Linda Robillard and Louise Porter
The Manor at Seneca Hill The Recognition Tree in Memory of Lawrence and Shirley Carr
Cynthia Alesci Lynda Alford Melody Bradford Mr. and Mrs. Darrell and Bobbi Carr Emma Corradino Mr. and Mrs. James P. Cullinan III Karen and Edward Ferguson Susan Henning Bruce F. Krolikowski Brenda LaMay Jeffrey Lavezzo Amy McCune Mary Anne Merrill David and Maureen Miceli Kelly Montagna Stan and Jane Nalle Sandy Nettles Patrick and Melissa Purtell
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in memory of Bernice Brewer
Richard and Sandra Griffin Rose Griffin Jane Nalle Robert Pompo Corte Spencer and Muriel Clark Patricia B. Stark Virginia M. Westcott
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in memory of Mandy Taylor Welty James and Karen Haynes
in memory of Alice White Coakley Corte Spencer and Muriel Clark
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell and Bobbi Carr
The Manor at Seneca Hill Walkway Brick in memory of Alice White Coakley Gretchen and Jeff Coakley The Manor at Seneca Hill 2nd Floor Staff
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in memory of Margaret Douglas The Manor at Seneca Hill 2nd Floor Staff
Oswego Health 110 West Sixth St., Oswego, New York 13126 oswegohealth.org Senior Leadership Team Chuck Gijanto President and CEO of Oswego Health Allison A.N. Duggan, MD Executive Vice President and COO for Oswego Hospital Renato Mandanas, MD Chief Medical Officer Jason Santiago COO, The Manor at Seneca Hill & Springside at Seneca Hill Jeff Coakley Chief Strategy Officer Eric Campbell Chief Financial Officer Margaret Glass Assistant Vice President for Clinical Support Services and Privacy Officer Barry Ryle Chief Information Officer Valerie Favata Chief Nursing Officer James Marco Interim Vice President of Human Resources
COMMUNICATIONS/MARKETING Jennifer Martin Director of Marketing Marion Ciciarelli Director of Public Relations Anne Raham Communications Coordinator Maureen Miceli Administrative Assistant
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