2013 - 2014 Annual Report - Cheshire Medical Center / Dartmouth

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2013-2014 Report to the Community
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Innovative
&
O
Committed
ver the past year we have continued to explore and implement
innovate models of care to improve the health of our patients
and community. Despite many external changes and financial
challenges, our organization and staff pursued opportunities to enhance
quality, maximize efficiencies and deliver a broad range of services to meet
the needs of our patients. This past year, we have accomplished many things
that improve access, health, and knowledge for those we serve — including:
• A renovation of our Medical Home model, maximizing the
collaboration of physician-led, team-based care and further utilizing
Nurse Practitioners and Collaborative Care Nurses in care plan delivery
and chronic condition management.
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• Blood pressure initiative, which offers an integrated delivery of care
in our medical practices and at community-based locations. This work
was recognized by the U.S. DHHS’ Million Hearts® initiative for success
in achieving exceptionally high rates of adequate hypertension control
for our patient population.
• Successful physician and associate provider recruitment for primary
care and various specialties.
• Expansion of our Family Medicine Walk-In service at the Center at
Keene location (coming in 2015).
• Launch of a new online patient portal, myDH Keene, providing
enhanced communication between our patients and providers.
• Launch of Emmi, a patient engagement tool, providing patient
education in preparation for surgical procedures, vaccine information,
preventative screenings and more.
Arthur W. Nichols, President/CEO, Cheshire Medical
Center and Don Caruso, MD, MPH, Medical Director,
Dartmouth-Hitchcock Keene
• Progression of the renovation and redesign of our Emergency
Department to improve patient privacy, better meet the changing
needs of our behavioral health patients and accommodate
enhanced technology such as telestroke, made possible by local
philanthropic support.
ON THE COVER: Dr. Steven Boutrus; Sandra Morelli, Registrar; Edson DeAngelis, patient; Tammy Alford, HUC; Melinda Day, RN; Angie Lefebvre, RN
Awards
Healthcare Business
of the Year 2014
— BusinessNH Magazine
• Launch of a dedicated website and planned expansion of our
Healthy Monadnock 2020 community engagement initiative.
Made possible by local philanthropic support and a grant from
the CDC, the expansion will help further engage community
members and organizations (business, non-profits, churches
and schools) to improve quality of life and the environments in
which we all live, learn, work and play.
Additionally, at the time we publish this report, we are on target to
commence our closer affiliation with Dartmouth-Hitchcock (DH) at
the end of this year. This affiliation expands the capabilities of our
16-year Joint Operating Agreement with DH to ensure a sustainable
and robust health system for our community. Both of our
organizations share a common commitment to provide value-based
patient care and advance population health for the communities we
serve. The main elements of the affiliation include increased quality of
care and efficiencies, improved access to care and population health,
reduced healthcare costs and continued local support via charitable
gifts and board representation. We are excited about the opportunities
this affiliation will bring our patients, organization and community.
To close, it’s important for us to acknowledge and commend the
outstanding talents and efforts of our physicians, associate providers,
nurses, staff and volunteers who compassionately care for our patients
and their families every day. We are proud to serve as our community’s
non-profit healthcare organization and look forward to caring for our
neighbors and their families for generations to come.
“100 Great Community Hospitals”
List 2014
— Becker’s Hospital Review
Friend of Public Health Award 2014
— NH Public Health Association (NHPHA) to Healthy Monadnock 2020
Carolyn Boone Lewis Living the Vision
Award 2013
— American Hospital Association
Million Hearts 2013 Hypertension Control
®
Champion Award
— U.S. DHHS, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
and Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
Top Performer
on Key Quality Measures, Gold Seal of Approval,
National Quality Accreditation 2013
— The Joint Commission
Cheshire Medical
Center/DartmouthHitchcock Keene is a
nonprofit community
hospital and clinic with
a mission to lead our
community to become
the nation’s healthiest
through our clinical
and service excellence,
collaboration, and
compassion for every
patient, every time.
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Improving the Health of
E
ncouraging an active lifestyle and healthy eating for the
young and old. Discounted ‘passport meals’ and free
nutrition education for our community’s seniors. Providing
health and safety information for emergency preparedness. Assisting
individuals and families in accessing federal and state insurance
programs. Organized walking club to maintain an active lifestyle.
Free tobacco cessation counseling and education. Medication
assistance for those who have trouble affording them. Classes about
preparing nutritious meals, lowering blood pressure naturally,
diabetes prevention, supermarket tours and other topics. Financial
assistance, from free care to reduced charges to long-term payment
plans, depending on each patient’s individual medical, family and
financial circumstances. We improve the total health of our patients
and the community, expanding access, enhancing our environments
and shaping health knowledge.
In 2014, CMC/DHK provided more than $2 million in community
health services, health profession education, subsidized health services
and community building activities. Additionally we provided an
additional $21.6 million in unreimbursed Medicaid and Medicare, and
$2.2 million in unreimbursed charity care. CMC/DHK’s community
benefits program enhances the lives of all ages, each and every day.
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“
The support Hayley and the program provide is
invaluable. Without this help, I wouldn’t be able
to afford the expensive medications I need to
manage my conditions.
—William O’Brien
”
Hayley Compos, Medication Assistance Coordinator and William O’Brien, patient
Our Community
Medication Assistance
Initiated in 1997, our Medication Assistance Program was the
first hospital-based program in NH to provide help in accessing
free medications for patients who are faced with the difficulty
of being unable to afford long-term or expensive prescriptions.
Program Coordinator Haley Compos supports patients with
chronic conditions by providing a connection with pharmaceutical
companies that offer free medications to qualifying patients. This
program provides an average of over $2.5 million per year in free
prescription drugs for financially qualified patients to ensure they
receive the medications they need to maintain good health.
Tobacco Cessation Program
The goals of the Cheshire Coalition for Tobacco-Free Communities
are to reduce youth initiation of tobacco products, to help anyone
who wants to quit do so, and to eliminate exposure to secondhand
smoke. The Coalition, led by Program Manager Kate McNally,
sponsors an extensive array of treatment programs for those who
wish to quit using tobacco, including one-on-one counseling,
support group, phone support and assistance with nicotine
replacement therapies (patches, lozenges and gum). A new learning
center was recently created at the Kingsbury House at CMC/DHK,
with educational materials and multimedia resources. In addition to
these services, we also deliver specific programs for youth, women —
specifically those who are pregnant or new moms — and worksites
interested in creating a smoke-free environment for customers and
employees. There is no charge for our programs.
Kate McNally, Program Manager, Cheshire Coalition for Tobacco-Free Communities and
Shannon Driscoll, patient
“
There is nothing I miss about smoking –
seriously. I couldn’t have done it without Kate’s
support and the one-on-one sessions. It was nice
to have someone who had smoked – that way
she understood what you were going through.
Also having the support of the patches and gum
was a huge part of how I was able to quit – it’s
a great program. Being smoke-free is the best
thing I ever did for myself.
”
—Shannon Driscoll – smoke-free for three years
“
The one thing I would
recommend is using the tools –
gum or lozenges – where your
body is still getting the nicotine
and you’re able to get rid of
‘the habit’ of smoking. You
always think you can’t do it.
Nancy Buffum, patient
It’s the monkey on your back
– I don’t have that monkey
anymore. I can go on a plane or watch a
movie and I’m not craving a smoke. I’m proud
of myself.
—Nancy Buffum – smoke-free since June 2013
”
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Supported
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“
You can’t change your lifestyle
without support.
— Steve Salamin
”
Members of the Endocrinology Team: Deb Titcomb, LPN; Melanie Presnell, APRN, MS; Stephen Salamin, patient; Caroline Aldrich-Gould, LPN; Patti Schuman, RDN, LD, Certified Diabetes Educator
&
Successful
T
he first symptom Steve Salamin noticed 16 years ago was that
he had a powerful thirst that couldn’t be satisfied. He also
realized his lack of energy and that his vision was deteriorating.
During a visit with his primary care physician at CMC/DHK, he found
out his blood sugar was high and was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes.
He made a conscious effort to eat more healthy, avoid fats,
carbohydrates and sugary foods, and drink more water. Over the
next several years, his weight fluctuated, as did his energy level, and
he needed to take four different medications to control his diabetes.
About three years ago, after another visit with his PCP, he began taking
insulin once a day. Then he found out his liver was suffering due to
diabetes complications. “In June 2013, I was told I needed to be put
on a meal-time insulin,” Steve said. If he didn’t start the additional
medication, he was told, he would be at risk for cirrhosis. “I had a
serious decision and choice.”
“I said, ‘No way.’” Steve shares he decided to forgo insulin and instead
focus on the doctor’s advice: monitoring every single thing he put into
his mouth. He got a pedometer to help track his physical activity and
began an exercise routine, including walking every day. He joined an
online support group to help him in his efforts. This past year, he lost
89 pounds and now takes only one medication to support his body’s
inability to process sugar.
Patti Schuman, Registered Dietitian, Certified Diabetes Educator, and
Coordinator of the Diabetes Self-Management Education Program at
CMC/DHK, helped Steve get on track with his diet. Patti taught him
about the proper portion sizes. He was weighing his food at first but
he is now an expert at determining how much of each food he needs
to eat. As part of his new program, he checks his blood sugar twice a
day and eats more lean meat and vegetables. “A big struggle for me was
managing my blood sugar, especially early in the morning,” he said.
“Patti talked about all kinds of things to try. She told me that, based
on my metabolism, there are certain foods I need to eat in certain
quantities, and she told me how it affects my blood sugar. It was an
amazing experience — learning about food and nutrition and my
body — and now I feel great. Once you have the support resources
established, and can focus on yourself and your goals, losing weight
and gaining better health is actually pretty easy.”
CMC/DHK’s diabetes self-management education program,
recognized by the American Diabetes Association, offers individuals
a variety of ways to learn about their diabetes and how to delay or
prevent complications, such as eye, kidney, heart, and nerve damage.
Included are group classes on such topics as nutrition, medication,
monitoring blood sugar and incorporating physical activity; individual
medical nutrition therapy with a registered dietitian; one-on-one
instruction from a Diabetes Care Nurse; an informal monthly
discussion group and diabetes prevention class. The Diabetes Care
Network offers patients a multi-faceted approach that includes medical
care, coping skills and assistance with lifestyle change. The team is
comprised of specially-trained and certified clinicians including an
endocrinologist, primary care providers, dietitians, diabetes educators,
health psychologists, pharmacists, physical therapists, podiatrists,
ophthalmologists, neurologists, and cardiologists. “We emphasize selfcare,” said Schuman. “We want to empower people to make lifestyle
changes to become healthier and also identify a support system to help
them stay on course and remain healthy.”
Collaborative Care Nurses
CMC/DHK has recently developed a new Collaborative Care Nurse position to support care
of patients with chronic diseases, such as diabetes, hypertension, and COPD. These nurses
work closely with the Primary Care Provider to support patients by making sure individuals
have received all of the appropriate labs or tests for their conditions and providing important
education and coaching for lifestyle changes.
L to R: Linda Popvac, RN; Elaine VanOudenhove; RN; Kristen Walker, RN; Marilyn Paroll, RN;
Helen Bouchard, RN; Dolores Leighton, RN; Fran Marazoff, RN; Lori Guyette, RN.
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Vital
& Revitalized
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signs, provided compassionate care, and prepared them
when he was ready to be discharged. “Angie told me I
got really lucky,” he said of his nurse. “Everyone was so
efficient and caring.”
He was admitted to CMC/DHK’s Emergency Department,
where he was administered intravenous medication to
prevent his blood from clotting. He credits J.D. Morse,
Emergency Department technician, for keeping him
laughing. “He was joking with me, and making me feel
at ease,” he said. He was treated for his head and facial
injuries by Dr. Steven Boutrus, first with medication to
numb his skin. He received sutures in his lip and surgical
staples in the top of his skull. “Dr. Boutrus was great –
he kept me calm, was easy to understand, and gave me
options,” Edson shares. His wife, Ginger, said her husband
had a fainting spell during his visit and that the team was
quick to respond. Angela Lefebvre, RN, checked his vital
Providing care for emergencies is a vital service
CMC/DHK’s Emergency Department (ED) provides to
the community members of the Monadnock Region.
The number of patient visits to the ED has grown to
more than 25,000 annually, and the number of patient
visits on each day can fluctuate greatly. To continue to
meet the emergency needs of our community 24/7, we
are in the process of redesigning and renovating our ED
to provide improved privacy and comfort for patients,
support advanced technology — including telemedicine
that brings specialists from nationally-recognized medical
centers to our patients’ bedsides, and improved space to
support the unique needs of patients in behavioral health
crisis. The redesign and renovation work is anticipated to
be completed by late spring 2015.
ne day this past summer, Edson DeAngelis
was at home pushing his all-terrain vehicle up
a ramp to load it into the back of his pick-up
truck. “It let loose and landed on top of me,” he said. His
legs were trapped under the 800-pound vehicle, and he
suffered injuries to his head and face.
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An interdisciplinary team of ED and Facilities Operations colleagues came together to design the improved
ED plan. Staff and provider input was critical and work included a mock patient room that was adjusted
and reworked to ensure the most efficient design for the care team, patients and their families.
L to R: Suzanne LaCroix, RN, ED Operations Manager; Mark MacKenzie, DEW MacMillin; Amy Matthews,
MS, RN, CEN, Director of Critical Care & Emergency Services; Paul Hendrickson, DEW MacMillin
“
The care in the Emergency
Department was superb — it
was really top-notch.
”
—Edson DeAngelis
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Dr. Steven Boutrus, Edson DeAngelis, patient, and wife Ginger
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If you’re making the
healthy choice the easy
choice for employees,
they’re more likely to
choose them.
”
— Maryanne Keating, Monadnock
HEAL Program Coordinator,
CMC/DHK
To date, more than 2,300
individuals, 86 organizations
and 19 schools have become
Healthy Monadnock 2020
Champions.
Maryanne Keating with Brianne Chavez, Shared Services Supervisor, Markem-Imaje
Engaged & Empowered
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mployees of Markem-Imaje in Keene are learning when
the healthy choice is the easy choice, then wellness is more
easily attainable. The company is a global manufacturer
and distributor of specialized traceability, variable data and product
identification equipment for customers in the packaging industry.
The Keene location is one of six around the world, and with roughly
400 employees, is the largest worksite. It was awarded the Healthy
Eating Active Living (HEAL) Organizational Champion Award in
2014, recognizing its accomplishments in the areas of promoting
healthy living for employees, their organization and the community.
“Champions are the advocates for improving the environments where
we all live, learn, work and play,” said Linda Rubin, director for Healthy
Monadnock 2020 (HM2020), a community engagement initiative,
conceived and coordinated by CMC/DHK, to implement action
strategies, prevent leading causes of disease and sustain a positive
culture of health throughout the Monadnock region.
Maryanne Keating, Community Health and HEAL Program Coordinator
at CMC/DHK, began working last year with Brianne Chavez, MarkemImaje’s Shared Services Supervisor, to support ways the organization could
engage its employees in health improvement activities in the workplace.
Since then, the company’s Wellness Committee has implemented several
wellness programs and activities. Among them are an on-site walking
path and an eight-week nutrition course that focused on such topics as
reading food labels and preparing healthy meals. On-site showers available
24-7 were added to support worksite exercise, and a lunchtime wellnessrelated program led by a physician who shared information about how to
burn calories, knowing your numbers (cholesterol, blood pressure and
others) and the importance of a good night’s rest. Markem-Imaje is also
a tobacco-free campus, offers personal health assessments for employees
and participates in a nationwide wellness competition that tracks healthy
behaviors and offers rewards for completing them.
Within the coming year, Keating is working with Chavez to implement
Turn a New Leaf, a Monadnock HEAL program that partners with eating
establishments, including cafeterias, to make it easier to choose healthier
options when dining out. Turn a New Leaf is based on nutrition science
supported efforts to promote whole grain, fruit, vegetable, and bean
consumption, while limiting sodium, saturated fat, overall calories and
avoid trans-fat intake. Menu options are analyzed and those that meet the
criteria are labeled with a heart icon as healthy, healthier and healthiest.
Markem-Imaje’s Wellness Committee is taking it a step further and will
be providing guidelines and ideas for a healthy menu for food served at
company meetings.
When many organizations make a concerted effort focused on the people, policies, practices,
environments or segments of the community they can influence, we can all help our region achieve
the vision of becoming the healthiest community in the nation. Recognizing the importance of
collaboration, HM2020 brought together representatives from 11 local businesses and organizations
to participate in a five-month Learning Collaborative to share best practices and help train business
owners, managers and wellness teams to lead the way toward greater health in our region’s
workplaces. Together, the group developed effective approaches and committed to making new
environmental and policy changes within the workplace to make the healthy choice the easy choice
for their employees.
Markem-Imaje Wellness Committee: L to R standing: Brianne Chavez; Susanne Olson; Andrew McCarron;
Maryanne Keating; Michele Spinale; Joan Meltzer; Myra Rebillard; Sharon Iozzo
L to R sitting: Ed Drew; Mark Fish; Arne Johannessen; Robyn Loock
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Relief
Rapid Recovery
&
T
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eresa Morris started noticing she was losing flexibility
in her hip joint. She wasn’t able to bend down and
tie her shoes, it hurt when she stood and friends
started noticing she wasn’t walking normally. An elementary
school teacher who plays tennis, swims, and goes kayaking in
her spare time, her new limitations halted her active lifestyle.
After discussing her concerns with her doctor, she was told she
should consider hip replacement surgery. She wanted to put
it off, but learned if she did, it was likely she would need the
surgery within five years.
This past winter, she returned to meet with Dr. Anthony
Presutti, Orthopaedic Surgeon. She learned about the
benefits, risks and options of a new anterior hip procedure
and decided to schedule her surgery for the summer, when
school is out of session. In March, Dr. Presutti and CMC/
DHK began offering the anterior hip procedure, which
involves making a small incision through the front of the
leg, rather than the side or back (the entry point for the
more conventional posterior hip replacement surgery). This
approach allows the surgeon to reach the hip joint without
splitting or detaching muscles and more accurately place
Working closely with the Orthopaedics team, the Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy teams
provide care for those recovering from surgery such as a hip replacement. Outpatient Rehab continues
the healing process and provides many services to improve function and mobility for our patients.
Additionally, the Farnum Rehabilitation Center, pictured at right, is a unique setting focused on intensive
rehabilitation using a dynamic team approach. Physiatrists, Nurses, Nurses Aids, Social Workers, Physical,
Occupational, and Recreation Therapists as well as Speech Language Pathologists work together to return
patients to their highest level of function and independence after a surgery or major health event.
components, which can decrease dislocations and allow for
better assessment of leg lengths. Results suggest a shorter
hospital stay for patients and less pain in the immediate
postoperative period, and a swifter recovery.
Teresa had her surgery on a Tuesday and was discharged from
the hospital Thursday. She walked using a cane the first week
after the surgery, and after five weeks, she said she felt good.
She continued her appointments with the Farnum outpatient
physical therapists at CMC/DHK. Teresa was happy the
recovery time was short and without movement restrictions,
which is typical of this type of surgery. “I didn’t have to take
any precautions,” she said. “Dr. Presutti told me to let my pain
be my guide. He kept saying, ‘Motion is lotion. The more
you move the faster you’ll heal.’” She now does a half-hour
of walking each day and says, “I’m looking forward to playing
tennis again next spring.”
“
I’m happy that
the recovery time
was short and
that everything
went smoothly.
Dr. Presutti
was incredibly
professional - he
put me at ease
since day one.
”
—Teresa Morris, patient
Dr. Anthony Presutti
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“
The staff here are all very
professional. It makes you
feel very relaxed knowing
you’re in good hands.
”
—Thomas Holbrook
Thomas Holbrook, patient, with Dr. Robert Guardiano, Dermatologist
S
ed
& Specialized
T
homas Holbrook remembers summers on Spofford
Lake working at summer camps and as a golf caddy.
He said he remembers a lot of sunburns and was first
diagnosed with skin cancer 20 years ago. The specialized
treatments he needed required the Keene resident to travel an
hour to another facility for about a half-dozen years. About five
years ago, he began to visit Dr. Gregory Seymour, Dermatologist
at CMC/DHK’s then new Dermatology office, housed in a
modern suite of offices in a new building on Railroad Street.
The department’s scope of services was expanded to include
specialized treatments for skin care, including the Mohs
Micrographic Surgery for skin cancer that Thomas needed.
Dr. Robert Guardiano performs Mohs surgery, which allows
for selective removal of skin cancer with the preservation of
as much of the surrounding normal tissue as is possible. The
surgery involves removing a skin cancer one layer at a time and
examining these layers under a microscope immediately after
they are removed. This allows a minimal amount of tissue to be
affected while making sure all the cancer cells are removed. This
offers the highest chance for complete removal of the cancer
while sparing normal tissue, and the cure rate is 99 percent.
Board Certified Dermatologists and the Dermatology team care for patients with
a full range of common skin conditions, including acne, eczema, psoriasis, rashes,
and skin cancer. Cosmetic procedures and laser surgery are also performed.
L to R Standing: Dr. Greg Seymour; Diana Blouin, MA; Vicki Walsh; Laurie Derby;
Holly Yeatman, Surgical Tech; Lynn Hubbard; Laurie Moore, MA; Dr. Robert
Guardiano; Dr. Andrea Pearson. L to R Sitting: Julie Croteau, RN; Roberta Allen,
LPN; Hillary Stickney, LPN
Thomas has had about eight Mohs surgeries and is grateful for
the talent and caring of the Dermatology team. “They check on
you during treatment,” he said. “The day after treatment, Dr.
Guardiano calls me first thing to check in. I tell all my friends
about the great team here in Keene – I wouldn’t think of going
anywhere else.”
Excessive exposure to sunlight is the single most important
factor associated with the development of skin cancers, especially
in those with fair complexions. Thomas now wears sunscreen
daily, between 30 and 50 SPF, avoids the sun when possible,
and wears one of the 20 hats in his collection whenever he’s
outside to lessen direct sun exposure. He has a check-up every
six months with Dr. Seymour. “They give my whole body a onceover,” he said. If he ever has concerns about anything, he added,
he reaches out and has his answers quickly. If needed, he comes
right into the office for evaluation. “It’s so convenient to have
this facility right here in Keene.”
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Report of Contributions ( July 1, 2013 – June 30, 2014)
or
Elm
($250-499)
The philanthropic support that Cheshire Health Foundation
receives advances our goal of becoming the healthiest
community in the nation. We are proud to provide the
highest standard of health care for all our families, friends
and neighbors.
Thank you for your support of our nonprofit hospital and
clinic, and for the difference you help us make in the lives
of our patients and community.
Cheshire Health
Society
($25,000+)
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John Bradshaw
Jean & John Hoffman
1892 Founders
($10,000-24,999)
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John† C. Calhoun, Jr.
Elliot
($5,000-9,999)
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Barbara Carter Moore, MD
Ann DeFeo & Halford Park
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($2,500-4,999)
Anonymous (1)
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Cherie Holmes, MD
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Steven & Valerie Horton
Sharon & Paul Pezone
Deceased
Green indicates employees & medical staff
†
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Maria & Kimball Temple, MD
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Kenneth Stewart
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Nancy Johnson, MD
Arthur Cohen, MD
Bill & Betsy Cotter
Rich & Cindi Coughlin
Ann T. Hackett
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John & Carol Hubbard
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Jeffrey Bergeron
Thomas Bergin, Jr.
Fred & Cleone Black
Michael & Kathryn Blair
Holley & Jacques Blanchet, MD
Carol Brassard
James Brown
Kari Burd
Cheryl Burrows
Chelsey Campbell
Nathan Campbell
Cindy & Joseph Capobianco, MD
Kim Chaffee
Bruce & Janet Chamberlin
Barbara & William Chase, MD
Richard F. Christian
Elizabeth & Michael Christiansen
Carrie L. Cocklin, MD
Claudia & Rabbi Hirsch Cohen
Stacey W. Cole
John Conides
Pamela Cooke
William Craig
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Jack & Nancy Crawford
Judith Creevy
Ray & Karen Cuomo
David & Penny Curran
Mary Delisle & George Foskett
Deborah Despres
Linda M. Dionne
Tom & Christine Doane
Joan & Dennis Donegan
Diane Eagle
Mary-Lu Esposito
Paul & Jackie Ethier
Todd & Marla Evans
Chris & Kim Farris
Rudolph Fedrizzi, MD &
Heidi Rinehart, MD
Joy Fike-MacLeod & Norman
Macleod, Jr.
John & Carole Foley
George & Jane Freund
Alice & Gilbert Fuld, MD
Scott Furbush
James & Nancy Ganley
Carolyn Geheran
Nance Geller
Mark Gelter
Joyce Gilmartin
Brenda & James Glinka
Willard Goodwin &
Barbara Summers
Lawrence Graves
Linda & Peter D. Griesbach, DDS
Lori A. Guyette
Diane M. Halas
Vanessa Harris
David & Jennifer Harville
Mark, Eleanor, Adelyne &
Meloney Hayward
Paul & Sussan Henkel
Michelle Hernandez
Mona Hersh-Cochran
Tina M. Higgins
Richard High, PhD & Joyce Clark
Carrie & Steve Hoffman, DMD
Shirley Holway
Abrahm & Tisha Howe
William & Paula Hudon
Thomas Hughes
Heidi Hurt
Gerald & Terrie Ilaria
Carl Jacobs
Peggy & Larry Jaeger, MD
Terri A. Johnson
Cynthia & Jack Kadzik
Charlotte Kapiloff†
Michael & Tricia Kapiloff
Risa & Douglas Keene, MD
Valarie S. Kemp
Mary Kathleen Kingsbury
Sandra Kingsbury
Jim & Joy Koontz
Ed Kuhl
Drew & Carol Landry
Isabel Lane
Robert & Lois Langlais
Mac & Barbara MacKenzie
Holly & Robert Majkut
David & Louise Malcolm
Peter Malloy
Samuel Augustine Manohar
Keith Mansfield
Sue & Jim Margraf, MD
Dayna & Christopher Marseilles
Gregory & Susan McConahey
Pamela Melvin
Ian Michaels
Ellie & Tony Milo
Jennifer Minckler
Bonnie & Ted Moe
Kerry Mogan & Shannon Tracy
Alan Morris
Anne & Bill Moyle, MD
Bruce Murphy
Randy Murphy
Meena Neva
James & Melissa Nikiforakis
Kathy Nikiforakis
Dale O’Connor
Michael L. Ormont, MD
Judy Ouellette
Julia Pakradooni
Robert & Margaret Palmer
Erin Perkins & Gary Scott
Rebecca Pratt
John Puza
Louise & Dan Rath, MD
Debbie & Douglas Redfield, MD
Fiona Reeve
Carol Reynolds
Michael & Marci Richards
David & Janet Royer
Eleanor Russell
Stephen Salamin & Abigail Mather
Mike & Patti Schuman
Joseph & Lorraine Scrivani
William & Jane Seamans
Rebecca & Harneet Sethi, MD
Brian Shaver
Helen & Harry Shaw
Joan Shelor
Cynthia Sieracki
Jane P. Skofield
Frank & Sara Sloat
Jean Slobodnjak
Lisa Smith
Richard E. Smith
Sharron & Edwin Smith
Katherine Snow & Paul Ledell
Lynn Spendley
Jane & David Stabler
Ellie & Clay Stalker
Russell & Audrey Starkey
Thomas Stearns, PhD
Hutchin & Julie Stone
Stillman Stone
Brian & Kara Stoning
Brad Sylvester
Joan Sylvester
Cameron Tease & Dixie Gurian
Dawn Thomas-Smith & Mitchell
Smith
John Thompson
Jeannie Valiquette
Nancy & Paul Vincent
James Weidner
Frank Werbinski &
W. Sydney Stern
W. Bradley White, MD
Cindy Whitney
Warren Whitney
William Whitney
Peter & Suzanne Whittemore
Jenny Wilson
Peter & Penny Wilson
Jill Winslow, MD
Paul & Gayle Wollert
David Wood, MD
Nancy Wood
Norman E. Woodward
Jared Worley
Ellen S. Wright
David & Judith J. Bell
Laura Bellavia
Jenifer Belle
Paula Belletete
Brooke Bennett
Alison Bergeron
Community
Carrie Bergeron
(to $99)
Jeanette Bergeron
Anonymous (10)
Joni Bergeron
Bryant P. & Ruth M. Abbott
Sheila Bergeron
Wendy Abbott
Beth & Joseph Bergman, MD
Colleen Adams
Susan A. Beringer, APRN
Carolyn Allen
Mark Berjars
Mark Allen
Jessica Bigaj
Mandy Alley
Michelle Bishop
Marylouise Alther & Glenn Davis
Joe Bittner
Pam Amer
Judy Black
Kelly Anderson
Oscar Black
Mary Anzmann
Robert Blair
Mary Arrowsmith
David Blake
Vicki Arsenault
Laura Blake
Chris H. Audley
Melissa Blanchard
Leonice Auger
Mary Beth Boland
Alice Bada & William Mosher
Jennifer Booth
John Baird
Elizabeth & Kenneth Borchers
Katie Balcom
John Bordenet
John Baldvins
Ashley Bottom
Michael & Yvonne Ball
Keith Boucher
William & Eleanor Ball
Sally Boucher
Nancy Barber
Patricia Boulle
Susan Barnes
Barbara Bourdeau-Vincent &
Hannah Barrett
Stephen Vincent
Joye Barrett†
Karen Boutelle
Rebecca Barrett
Kathryn H. Bowen
Julie K. Barrette
Melvena J. Boyd
Colleen A. Barry & Stephen Tarbox Steven Brackett
Mary Batchelder
Karen R. Bradeen
Betsy Bates
Karen A. Bradley, MD &
Martha Bauman
Christopher M. Landon
David B. & Carol A. Beal
Arthur Brault
Jill Beam
Pamela Brileya
Renee Beauchemin
Janet Brocklehurst
Kelly A. & Dale Beausoleil
Lacinda Broek
Alyse & Paul Bettinger, MD
Mark & Margretta Bromley
Rebecca Bezio
Penny Brookes
Paul & Elaine Bieber
Rachel Brost
Suzanne Bishop
Michael & Jane Brown
Cheryl Belair &
Sarah Brubaker
Stephen B. Bragdon
Margaret Bruce
Karen Belcher
Sarah Brueno
Patricia A. Brunjes
Joanne Buck
Marilyn Buck
Michelle Buckjune
Debra L. Budd
Amarylis Buffum
Judith & Franklin Buffum
Lauri Buffum
Marilyn & Robert Buffum
Faith Bumford
Susan Burd
Susan Burkley
Mary Burnett
Elizabeth Burns
Jane Burr
Barbara Burri
Lori Burtt
John Burzynski
Andrew M. & Lisa Buswell
Suzanne Butcher
Deborah Butler
Jeannie & Scott Butler
Bette J. Butson
Kelly Byam
Julie Byrne
Bill Byrns
Nancy & Jim Cahill
Matthew Calder
Patricia I. Campbell, DO &
David P. Lacoste
Jan Canning
Rhonda Capassotralli
Laurie Capella
Sara Carbonneau
Robert & Pat Carolus
Maureen Carroll
Harriette H. Carter
Bethany A. Castagna
Lynn Castagna
Maria Castellano
Richard Cate
Michele Cavanaugh
Jayne Cayes
William Chabot
Michele Chalice
Janet Chalke
Keith Chamberlain
Shauna Chamberlain
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Anita Chambers
Lynn Chandler
Sophie Chapman
Rob Chaput
Albert Charsky
Robert A. Chase, MD
Kimberly D. Chelminski
Dana Chenier
George Chenier
Eric Chipman
Dale H. Christopherson
Rosemary Cifrino
Jean Clark
Heidi Clay
Tina Clay
Ellen & Bruce Clement
Susan Clement
Alyssa Clemente
Rebecca J. Cleveland
Terry L. Clough
Denise Cloutier
Wesley & Ruth Cobb
Sharon A. Cochran
Douglas & Eleanor B. Cochrane
Heather Colburn
Todd Colbuwell
Kenneth A. Cole, Sr.
Archie & Helen Coll
Nancy Collins
Rachel Conides
Elaine Conides Ross
Georgi Connor
Kathy Connors
The Hon. Charles Contas
Terry Contas
John Coons
Glenn Coppelman
Elizabeth Coppola
Lisa Cormier
Christopher Cornell
Jennifer Cotillo
Pat Cournoyer
Tracy Cowher
Mike Cox
Darcy Coyle
Janet Cramer
Wendy Weiler-Crespo
Diane Croteau
Kevin Croteau
Lois Croteau
Sue Crotto
Anita Crowell
Karen Crowell Edwards
Wayne & Charlotte Crowell
Pam Cruze
Tammy Cummings
Donna Cunningham
Susan & Mark Curtin
Christine & Scott Curtis
Catherine M. Dailey
Kenneth & Kathryn Dale
Jenny Damaziak
Jen Damien
Paul Daniello
Beth Daniels
Jean Darcy
Beth Davis
Gail Davis
Donna Dearth
Kathryn DeFreitas
Derek Dekeyrel
Cay Delillo
Emily P. Delldonna, APRN, MSN
Dave Delworth
Barbara & Carl DeMatteo, MD
Yvonne DeMay
Karen E. DeMinico
Terri DeMond
Jessica E. Densmore, CNM
Laurie J. Derby
Paul Deschenes
Tracy Despres
Caroline Desrosier
Carol Dexter
Megan Dial
Mary Dillon
Robert DiLuzio, Sr.
Jennifer L. Dinubila, DO
Frank Dobisky & Cherryl Jensen
Cathy L. Donahue
Diane Doran
Judith Doty-Blow
Heather Douglass
Barbara Doyle
Darcy Doyle
Kevin Dremel
Margaret A. Driscoll
Barbara A. Drown
Lucia Ducharme
Valori Duff
Eileen M. Duffy
Melissa Duffy
Lois Dunham
Kenneth Durand
Thomas Eaton
Peter Eden
Denise Edwards
Diane Edwards
Clinton Ellnor
Suzanne Elms Barclay
Alfrieda & Robert J. Englund, MD
Leslie Erdoben-Evans
Allison L. Etzweiler
Kenny Evans
Pam & Frank Evans
Karen Evans-Timm
Heather Fage
Joely Fanning
Margaret & Brian Farias
Carol A. Faulkner
Shannon Faxon
Alan Fecteau
Anne Fein
Hazel Fellendorf
Melinda Feola-Mahar
Brad & Sharon E. Ferguson, DO
Kathy Fernadizs
Jamie Ferrando
Suzanne Ferrari
Barbara Fish
Constance E. E. Flagg
Deb J. Flagg
Karen Flavin
Evelyn Fleming, MD
Tina Fletcher
Siobhan Foley
John Fontaine
MJ Forbes
Chris Fortier
Mary & Frederick Fosher
Douglas Fraser
Kathryn R. Frazier
Reba Frederics
Marilyn & A. Gary Freeman, MD
Diane Freitas
Ethan Frock
Gwen Frost
“
We feel fortunate to live in an area with
a strong, committed medical community.
We have seen that as patients, and for me,
as a provider. We support the Cheshire Health
Foundation to strengthen these services and
resources so they continue to be available
for our community.
”
—Husband and wife,
Patti and Greg Seymour, MD, Dermatologist
Mary Frost
Cathy Frye
Jean Fulton
Annette Gagne
Judy Gagne
David & Joanne Gale
Lisa Gall Kight
Elizabeth Galloway
Barbara Gammon
Dennis Ganz
Jeff Gaouette
Candice Garrett-Jennison
Maria Gavin
Amanda Gelter
James Gelter
Joy Gelter
Randy Gelter
Marilyn Gemmell
Lisa Gendron
Tara Germond
Diane Gibbons
Sara B. Gilbert
Barbara Giles
Martha W. Gilroy, APRN
Bernie & Carol Glabach
Linda Glasschroeder
Maude Glore
Cathy Good
Tracey Goodwin
Shirley M. Gorton
Susan Grabowski
Heidi Graff
Marcia Graham
Flossie Gray
Sharon Gray
Felicia Grayson
Mitch & Erika Greenwald
Susan Guarino
Jacob & Henryka Haberman
David Hack
Shelley Hadfield
Bill & Henny Hale
Susan Hale
Helen & David Hall, MD
Kirsti Hall
Cynthia Hamilton
Theresa Hampton
Trish Hanley
Elizabeth & Peter Hansel
Deceased
†
Donna Hansom
Bert Hare
Donna Harlow
Colleen Harper
Wayne Harper
Christine Hart
Stephen A. Hathcock
Don Hayes
Gail A. Hayes
Susan J. Hayes
Elizabeth Haynes
Donald† & Joanne Hayward
Bonnie Hazelton
Mary Heafy
Adina H. Hebert
Dick & Barbara Henault
Karen & Thomas Hennigan, MD
Jonathan & Martha Henry
Alison Heon
Amanda J. Hepler, MD
Padmini D. Herath
Orville Hersey
Matthew Hickey
Evie Higgins
Mark Higgins
Rachelle Hill
Nancy E. Hitchner
Dawn Hoden
Beth Hodge
Kathy Hogan
Lisa Holabird
Dola Holland
Joan Hollis
Ann Hollon
Dawn Holschuh
Phil Honigfeld
Susan A. Hood
Charlie Hoogman
Brenda L. Hope
Ronald & Juanita Hope
Jessica Horton
Tiffany Horton
Ruth Horwitz
Mark Houghton
Nicole Houghton
Owen Houghton
Bruce Houtanen
Christine Howe
Davis Howe
Jane Howe
Leneille & Justin Howe
Sharman H. Howe, APRN, MSN
Sylvia Howe-L’Herrou
Manon Hudon
Sherry Hughes
Kari Hunt
Deb Hunter
Carol A. Huntley-Smith
Jeanne Hushaw
Stanley D. & Deborah Hutchings
Bill Hutwelker
Donna Ianetta
Douglas & Karen Iosue
Ginny Irish
Angel Jackson
Charles T. Jackson
Cheryl Jackson
Kenneth Jacobs
Christie Jadlocki
Lena Jahn
Nancie Jarvis
Heather Jasmin
Sandra Jasmin
Neil Jeneral
Nancy Jennison
Jurg Jenzer
Raymond & Dorothy Jobin
Carroll Johnson
Dawn Johnson
Johanna Johnson
Keith Johnson
Doris Johnston
Katy A. Jones
Katherine Jordan
Barb Joslyn
Wendy Joslyn
Rachel Kadzik
Leonard & Wendy Kapiloff
Perry & Ellen Kapiloff
Kathryn Karmen
Elizabeth Kasprak Manoly
Mike Keating
David Keese
Patricia A. Kendall
Carrie Kennedy
Cheryl Kenney
Joanne Kenney
April M. Kerylaw
Deb & Ronnie Kilyanczik
Edward & Gayle Kingsbury
Ross Kinney
Sue Kintz
Kathleen A. Kirstein
Lee Kitchen
Lois Kitz
Anne E. Knight
Erin R. Knuepfer
Heidi Konesko
Susan Krebs
The Kulczyk Family
Dianne Kwasniak
Louis & Sally Labarre
Jan Labelle
Ashley Labnon
Patricia & Forest Labounty
Delia Lafayette
Sharon Laflamme
Arthur LaFond
Mike Lafontaine
Patricia LaFountaine
Luann Lafreniere
Penny Lafreniere
Shirley Lafreniere
Norm Lagasse
Courtney Lambert
Lyn Lambert
Macreay & Gail P. Landy
Breda Lang
Gail Laraba
TJ Laraway
Carol Larson
Donna E Latham
Susan K. Latham
Michelle Latiker
Colleen Lauer
Sue LaVoie
April Lawrence-Blanchard
Matt Leahy
Tanya M. LeBlanc
Eva L’Ecuyer
Paul Lefebvre
Delores & Brian Leighton
Maria D. Leighton
Todd Silberstein, DO &
Lisa Leinau, MD
Erlene Lemire
Sheila and Charlie Lennon
Steven Lent
Cindy J. Letendre
Lara Levin, MD
Caren Lewis
Susan A. Lewis, PA-C
Kathleen Linn
Molly Linn-Wulff
John & Joan Little
Warren J. Little & Helen Hudson
Liz Littlefield
Addy & Alina Livingston
Rabbi Amy Loewenthal
Sissy Loftin
Susan Lohrer
Kara Loiselle
Stephanie Loiselle
Charles & Carolyn Loos
Jean & Richard Lord
Katharine Lord Klein
Dan Loverde
Elizabeth Lovette
Jackie Lozeau
Regina Lucas
Susan Lucia
Carrie A. Lundeen-Young, MD
Jessica Lussier
Erin Lynch
Margaret Lynch
Steve Lynn &
Remeline Damasco, MD
Sara Lyon
Emerson & Leesa Lyons
Jon MacClaren
Leon Macie
Kelly & Gary Mack
Joy Mackenzie
Andy & Haley Mackey
John MacLean
Susan Macneil
Greg Macri, Jr.
Tammy Mahavik
Anne Maher
Ann & Ray Mahoney
Sue A. Maki
Peter & Sharon Mangan
Nick Mango
Sandra Mango
Kimberly Mansfield
Frances Marazoff
Elissa Margolin
Joe Marino
Amanda Marquis
Tony Marquis
Lorraine Marsh
Cynthia M. Marshall
Dale S. Martin
Roger Martin
Loretta Mason
Kim Matthews
Jane & Donald Mazanowski, MD
Jen McCall
Lori L. McCallister
Nora McCasland
Sherry McCaw
Murray McClellan
Chris A. McDermitt
Steve McGerty
Michael & Carol McGrath
Mieko McKay
Sue E. McKnight
Heather McLean
Mary McLoughlin
Amanda McMahon
Paula McQuillan
Josh Meehan
Janet Meisse
Linda Meisse
Thelma Meisse
Robert Meissner
Ellen & Allen Mendelson
Lise Mendham
Natalie Mendham
Jim Menihane
Jen Mercer
Stephanie K. Merchant
Alan H. Merrill, Jr.
Andrew & Dawn Merrill
Betty Merritt
Mike & Diane Metell
Ruth Mezzetti
Murray Michaels
Jaymie Miller
Paula C. Miller
Robert & Sandra Miller
MaryAlyse Miner
Tom & Heather Minkler
Melissa Monty
Geraldine Moore
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Evan Moreau
Robin Moreau
Suzanne Morin
Karen Morris
Joan Moura
Lisa A. Muchmore
Sarah Mullins
Bill Mungovan
Raymond & Theresa Murdough
Colleen Murphy
Lisa Murphy
Tessie Murphy
Meg Murtha
Diane Myers-Miller
Carol Naas
Claire M. Naylor, MD
Jason Neilsen
Eileen Nelson
John & Ann Nelson
Katherine Nelson
Maria Nespolo
Jeana Newbern
Nancy Newton
NGM Employees
Fran Nicholas
Rich Nicoloff
Charlie Niebling
Carrie Niskala
Oanis Nollins
B.J. Norby
Rob Normindan
Kathleen G. North
Susan North
Thomas North
Kerrie Oakes
Jessica O’Connor
Pam O’Connor
Bob Odell
Karen Ogs
Nancy Oldershaw
Anthony & Judith Olson, MD
Charles O’Neil, MD
Jason & Marika Ostroski, MD
William Oswalt
Jamie Ou
Gloria Paradise
William & Barbara Pardus
Katie Parelli
Fred S. Parker
John Parker
Linda Parker
Kathy Parker-Henderson
Sheilla Parkerson
Marilyn J. Paroli
Lucius Parshall
Angela R. Pastor
Joanne Patalano
Rich Paulik
Jean Pearce
Celia & Paul Pearson
Donna Peart
Lisa Pelkey
Rose Peluso
Megan Perez
Sharon F. Perez
Lynn Perna
Conrad & Jeanne Perreault
Beth Perullo
Penny Petkiewicz
Hannah Phelps
Ty Phelps
Maggie Phillips
Sam Pikcilingis
Anne Piper
Deborah Pizzola
Jane Plamondon
Rick Plankey
Stanley & Lori Plifka
Alan & Shirley Plumb
James Plummer
Evelyn Pogorzelski
The Pollacks
Nancy Pollard
Nina Poncia
Linda H. Popovac
Thomas A. & Eleanor Porro
Catherine Potter
Stephen Pratt
Harry & Lorena Preble
Nicole Prescott
Elaine Prescott-Austin
Melanie A. Presnell, APRN
Wendy Prest
Cheryl K. Price
Irene Profetto
Frank Provance
Andrea Prozzo
Christopher Prozzo
Alan Purrington
Carole Putnam
Jennifer Putzel
Judith Putzel
Cindy Puza
Alyson Quinn
David & Sandra Raabe
Michael J. Rafferty, CFP
Wendy Rafford
Christine Ralston
Mary Ramelli
Louise M. Ramsay-Gates &
David A. Gates
Jason Rasku
Jan E. Ray-Thompson
Carol Reardon
Carrie S. Reder
Gary Regan
Regina M. Reil
Wally Reney
Carlina, Kyleigh, &
Kamryn Reynolds-Nickerson
Randall Rhoades
Lynn Ricci
Kathy Rice
Jen L. Richard
Becky Richards
Ruth L. Richardson
Virginia Ridabock
Vincent & Carol Riel
Vicky & Drew Riggio
Teresa A. Riley
Kin N. Rilling
Annalise Rivas
Eli & Jen Rivera
Donna S. Robbins
Judith Roberts
Heather Robertson
Talu Robertson
Lisa M. Robichaud
Richard Robichaud
Sarah Robinson
Alli Rodenhauser
Denise M. Roentsch
Ann Rogers
Michael Rogers
Kelly Rollins
Kin Rollins
Shawn Rollins
“
The hospital and clinic are a wonderful
organization and great asset to Keene
and the surrounding region. We are very
fortunate to have a large and sophisticated
variety of medical specialties in our rural
area. We realize the rapid pace of change in
medicine and technology requires upgrades
to facilities and equipment. Our gift to the
Emergency Department renovation project
symbolizes our support and recognition
of the importance of having an up-to-date
facility to best support our community.
”
— Retired physician Dr. James Robinson and wife
Ann. Dr. Robinson specialized in Internal Medicine
with ancillary subspecialties in Allergy and
Rheumatology. He cared for patients beginning at
the Elliot hospital in 1967 and retired in 1998.
Jacqueline Ronning
Betty & Dennis Rose
Michelle A. Rose
Kathryn Rosenberg
Gregory Ross
Lee Ross
Greg W. Rothman, MD &
Linda B. Singer, MD
Jennifer Roy
Jennifer Runyon
Lisa Ryan
Cynthia A. Ryder
Susan St. Lawrence
Caroline St. Peter
Michelle Sanborn
Nicole & Tim Santaw
Boni Sarcione
Julie M. Scadova
Laura Schadler
Kayte Scheidel
Christy Schneider
Steve, Kathy, David &
John Schnyer
Charles Schofield, MD
Claire & Gabrielle Schuerman, APRN
Charlotte Guyer & George Scott, Jr.
Amanda Scudder
Daniel V. Scully
Paul Seal
Perry Seal
David S. Segal, PA-C
Caitlin Selby
Debra Sepe
Bruce Sequin
Patti Severino
Kevin Seymour
Heather L. Shafer, MD
Bill & Karen Shanahan
Jane & Gary Shapiro, MD
Oksana Shatskova
Julie E. Shaw
Lynne Shea
Ann Shedd
Gale & Carol Shelley
Timothy Shepard
Al Shippee
Kelly Short
Dot Simard
Lynn & Arthur Simington, MD
Julie Simpson
Barbara A. Skuly
Collin Smith
Donna E. Smith
Joan B. Smith
Kim Smith
Mariah Smith
Pam Smith
Robert J. Smith
Sue Smith
Suzanne Smith
Trish Smith
Susie Snow
Douglas Snowden
Victoria R. Snyder
Michelle L. Somerset
The Somerset Family
Robin Sortwell
Michelle Spaeth
Jennifer Spear-O’Mara
Gaelyn Spencer
Kristine Spencer-Abbott
Kathryn Sperry
Deceased
†
Susan Sperry
Brenda & Fred Spin, MD
Thersea A. Staples
John & Deb Starkey
Martha J. Steele
Sara Steere
Helen Steever
Karen Stephens
Deb Stevens
Lee Stevens
Lori Stevens
Pamela A. Stewart
Paul Stewart
Cherolyn Stimmel
Sally Stockwell
Kevin Stone
Dave Sutherland
Suzanne Sweet
Jeanie M. Sy
Katherine Sylvester
Susan Szydlo
Barbara Tarantino
Stephen Tarbox
Vicci A. Tarr
Anna† & Chris Tasoulas
Joseph Tatro
Nicholas Tatro
Allen Taylor
Peter Temple
Martha J. Tenney
Dan Tenters
Michael & Nicolle Tenters
Pete Tenters
Rick & Rachel Tenters
Toni Tenters
Mark Thamm
Hebert Theresa
Bob Thibault
Keith Thibault
Robert Thibault
Lynn Thibodeau
Susan Thielen
Lori Thoin
Bonnie Thomas
Gail E. Thomas
Martha Thomas
Barbara Thompson
Sue Thompson
Marc P. Tieger
Victoria Tilson
Patricia M. Toomey
Kristie L. Tourgee
Lois Toyama
Jane Tracey
Robert Trombi
Marianne Tucker
Lisa Tufano
Patricia Turcotte
Arianna Vaine
Alexandra J. Van Dyck, MD
Peggy VanBlarigan
Elaine K. VanOudenhove
Kate Varca
Ted Veale
Edward P. Venezia &
Ellie Cook-Venezia
Dianne Vergi
Nancy & David Vesco
Sarah Vezzani
Kim M. Vickery
Katy Vicki
Tricia Wadleigh
Judy Walker
Scott & Kristen Walker
Rachael Walter
Abigail E. Washburn, PA-C
Michael Washington
Sally Washington
Erik Wasklewicz
James Wasklewicz
Shelley A. Wasklewicz
Julia Watson
Lorna Rae Watts
Dick Weaver
The Hon. Lucy Weber
Craig O. Weed
Christine H. Weeks
Kathy L. Weiner
Pamela Weinrieb
Deb Weissman
Catherine Welch
Amaris L. Weller, APRN &
Michael F. Kasschau, MD
Sue & Tom Weller
Sara B. Wellington
Dawn Welshman
Elinor M. West
Helen Wheeler
Kim Wheeler
Heather Whippie
Keith Whippie
Rachel Whippie
Stephen Whippie
Joan Whitcomb
Dana E. White
Jamie White
Judy White
Mark White
Phillip White
Douglas Whitney
Edward Whitney
John Whitney
Richard Whitney
Sindie Whitten
Jennifer Wilcox
Kathleen Willett
Elizabeth J. Williams
Florence Williams
Kellie Williams
Rouleen Williams
Joseph Willis
Robin Willis
Kathy & Donald Wilson, MD
Mark Wilson
Phillip Wilson
Richard A. & Sharon Wilson
The Wilson Family
Sharon Wirant
Jennifer Wojenski
Julie D. Wolf
Timothy & Kim Wolfe
Harold Wolhandler
Jeanne Wolhandler
Francis Wood
Michele Wood
Betty Woodell Whipple
Eileen Woolbert
Terry & Heather Woolbert
Shelley Woonton
Diana Worcester
John Wright
John & Gail Wrigley
Philip Wyzik
Cody Yeaw
Jim Young
Marie R. & Michael R. Young
Louise & Roger Zerba
Deb & John Zilske
Elizabeth Zinn
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Gifts Made in
Tribute & e or
In Recognition of
Paula Thompson
Ray & Karen Cuomo
In Honor of
Marylouise Alther’s Retirement
Ellen & Allen Mendelson
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Dr. Joseph Bergman’s many
years of service
Nicola & Cheryl Bencivenga
Bobbie Bihun
Yvonne Goldsberry
Foundation for Healthy Communities
Saint Anselm College
Esther Hochman
CMC/DHK Administrative
Council
CMC/DHK Emergency
Department Pre-Construction &
Design Team
CMC/DHK Radiology Services
& Engineering Department
Gail & Dennis Secore
Fran Duggan
Karen Duggan
Deceased
†
Joyce Boufford
Albert A. Daniel
Dr. Homer L. Ash
Bess Nichols Bradshaw, RN
Helen Dawson
Susan Ayotte
Rose M. Carbone
Alexander’s Sheet Metal Inc
Dollie Ash
Gordon Ayotte & Lena Ayotte
The staff at the Kingsbury
Pavilion
Bill & Elijah Barrett
Dr. Steve Larmon & staff
Richard Bauries
Stanley & Lori Plifka
Ann & John Whittle
Dr. Randall Long
John Bradshaw
Michael & Kathryn Blair
Maryanne B. Keating
Peter H. Beane
Mary Cobb
Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Rountree, Sr. Oscar J. “Buddy” Black
Bob & Mary Jane Rountree
Don Caruso, MD & Nancy E. Johnson, MD Linda Rubin
Terry Clough
Full Circle Consulting, LLC
Richard Kelton
Peter Schenck
Betty & Leo Short
Jean Slobodnjak
Julio & Josephine Caruso
Timothy J. Alexander
Mary Sherwin
Theresa Taylor
Sarah A. Taylor-Black, MD
Widows & Orphans,
Poor & Needy
Anonymous
In Memory of
Owen Adler
The Pollacks
Elizabeth Bartashevich
The Blairs
Irene & John Boyea
Jean & Gerald Carey
Carol A. Fish
Denise Friedrich
Lorraine & Robert Goodell, Sr.
Ellen & Ralph Jernberg
David & Linda Minickiello
Edward A. Quinn Jr.
Vincent & Carol Riel
Walt & Carolyn Shelley
Vicci A. Tarr
Robert “Bob” Bohannon
Shirley P. Bohannon
Susan E. Bohannon
Judy Griffin & Family
Byron Hopkins
Arthur & Bea Boufford
John Bradshaw
Sherrine Bourassa
Wayne S. Carbone
Frances Lovejoy
Diane & Joe Meagher
Barbara A. Sobko
Timken Company
Linda M. Daniel
Deborah & Larry Hill
Elizabeth R. Kenyon
Joan & Bruce McNeil
Charlene Mitchell
Northfield Baptist Church
Lamar & Deborah Ray
Peter V. De Moya
Hilda L. de Moya
Frank Carter, MD
Raymond “Moose” Despres
John Chakalos
Wayne R. Dunham
Barbara Carter Moore, MD
Elaine Manor Limited Partnership
Dr. Robert J. Cimis, Sr.
The Senior Team of Cheshire Medical
Center/DHK
Ruth Cohen
Arthur Cohen, MD
Richard Corkery
Alice Corkery
Shirley E. Cunningham
Jane & John Cunningham
†
John Cunningham III
Richard & Jane Cunningham
Warren J. Little & Helen Hudson
Raymond Baldwin
Keene Sentinel Employee Association,
on behalf of Carol Beliveau
Sharon Eason
Jay Eason
Arnold B. Edson
Ellen & Matthew Edson
Lucia Fontaine
Timken Company
Jerome J. & Rose K. Weinrieb
Uliana C. & William Campbell
Bill Foster
Alice Foster
Peter James Richardson
Fournier
David & Robin Fournier
William Friedman
The Pollacks
Jean Hall Anderson
Maria J. Goodman
Peter Henry
Maria J. Goodman
Marlene E. Henry
Cheryl A. Hillock
Cindy Blanchard
Bernard & Dorothea Kasha
Frederic & Debra Peters
Doris & Elroy Reed
Tim & Charlotte Small
John B. Hollon
Ann Hollon
Krista Hulslander
Marci & Michael Richards
Mary E. Ide
Anonymous
Calvin T. Johnson
Sharon & Gary Johnson
Ruthann Johnson
Nancy Graham Lynch
Margaret Anne Kempton
Terry & Jane Fecto
Fred Laffond
Anna G. Laffond
Robert S. Manwaring, Sr.
Anonymous
Jamie Adams
MDP Development
Anita J. Piermattei
Kevin B. & Jori G. Smith
Thomas Stewart &
Bruce & Kelly Wichland
Glenn & Dorothy Martin
Joan Meltzer
Philip & Joyce Samsel
Edward J. McCarten
Kay B. McCarten
David McLean, Beloved Father
Diane & Kenneth Gaspard
Larry Meltzer
Joan Meltzer
Philip & Joyce Samsel
Karen, Diane, Ellen &
Krista Richards
Blake & Margaret Richards
Trish Metivier, my mom
Jim Sise
Janice Miner
Sorce/Eyles Family
Gretchen Nichols
Colleen Stewart
Shelley Shaw
Phyllis M. & Howard C. Lane, Sr.
Mary Delisle & George Foskett
Margaret Nichols
Amarylis Buffum
Michael Guberman, DDS &
Candace Guberman, APRN
Susan Karalekas
Markem-Imaje
Bruce Zuwalick
Therese A. Oberg
Reggie & Patricia Lang
Doris C. Mazur
Bernard & Janet Robbins
Franklin “Frank” Pelkey
John C. & Linda Dalton
Cindy A. & Alfred DiOrio
Liane M. Jalette
Deborah Jaques
Jean M. Ryan
Richard Sirois
Michael & Tina Walsh
Lena Rader
L. Ernest Reid
Sam & Lucy Bradley
Virginia & Richard James, MD
Gail S. Johnson
Lorraine & Roy Johnson
Ronald & Rebecca Johnson
Karen Peterson
Jane B. Reynolds
L. William & Norma Slanetz
Robin Wesley-Bond
Matthew Joseph Reilly
Kelly A. Torrey
Sylvia & Craig McBeth, DMD
Douglas & Julie Green
William & Eleanor Ball
Edward Stewart
Patricia Turcotte
Orpha Waters
CYD Cheryl Sullivan
Karen S. Wright
Virginia Swahnberg
Jane B. Reynolds
Theophilo Vincent &
in Honor of his daughter
Elizabeth V. Brown
Anonymous
Christine H. Weeks
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Todd Walier
Joe & Judith Walier
Cynthia White
Maureen Means
Ethel Nowak-Bergeron
Larry White
Kris Armstrong
John & Carol Beliveau
Cutting Edge Timber Harvesting, LLC
Linda M. Dunham
Christy L. Frazier
Mary E. Huntoon
Texas & Shirley Lloyd
Patricia M. Whitcomb
Ronald J. Wright
Ellen S. Wright
“
Dr. Szot felt that Pulmonary
Rehab was essential to Ernie’s
health, so my children and I
wanted gifts to benefit the
program. Joan and Mary Ann
were so supportive and
encouraging. We are grateful
for the care Ernie received.
”
—Marilyn Reid, widow
of L. Ernest Reid, with
Joan Fletcher (Cardiology, left)
and Mary Ann Riley
(Pulmonary Rehabilitation, right)
Corporate, Grant & Foundation
Giving
Aetna Foundation
Aetna, Inc.
Alexander Sheet Metal, Inc.
Anthem BCBS of NH
Antioch University New England
ARC Mechanical Contractors, Inc.
Baker Newman & Noyes, LLC
Bergeron Construction Company, Inc.
Burnell-Johnson Architects
C&S Wholesale Grocers, Inc.
Canfield’s Garage
Carl A.† & Margaraet A. Johnson Family Fund
Centurion Insurance Group
Cersosimo Industries
Charter Trust Company
Cheshire County Literacy Coalition
Children’s Dental Care
Church Women United of Cheshire County
Cigna
Clark-Mortenson Agency
Connecticut River Bank, N.A.
Crown Healthcare Apparel Service
Devine, Millimet & Branch
DEW/MacMillin Company
Douglas Company, Inc.
Eastern Architectural Representatives
Engelberth Construction Company, Inc.
Equipment Protection Solutions
Fairfield’s Cadillac, Buick, GMC
Fenton Family Dealerships
FirstTracks Marketing Group, LLC
Fitzemeyer & Tocci Associates
Flooring Concepts, Inc.
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Deceased
†
Fraternal Order of Eagles #1413, Ladies Auxiliary
Frazier & Son Furniture
Garner Auto Body, Inc.
Give With Liberty
Glen Attic Antiks
Guyer & Sons Contracting
Hampshire First Bank
Hamshaw Lumber, Inc.
Hannah Grimes Marketplace, Inc.
Harlow’s Sugar House
Harvard Pilgrim Health Care of
New England
Harvey Construction Corporation
Health Plans, Inc.
Heidi’s of New England, Inc.
Hogancamp PC
Home Healthcare, Hospice and
Community Service (HCS)
H.P. Hood
Hutter Construction Corporation
IBM Corporation
IPG Employee Benefits
IPIC, Inc.
Jake’s 5 Star Convenience
Johnson & Johnson
JP Pest Services
Kapiloff Insurance Agency, Inc.
Keene Auto Body
Keene Elm City Rotary Club
Keene Emblem Club
Keene High School Field Hockey Booster Club
Keene High School Girls Lacrosse Booster Club
Keene State College
Kenneth Wright Excavation
KeyPoint Partners, LLC
The Kingsbury Fund
Kingsbury State Farm Insurance
Kiwanis Club of Keene
Lavallee Brensinger Architects
Leon Watkins’ Auto Center, Inc.
Liberty Mutual Northeast Region
Macie Plumbing and Heating
Marcam Associates
March of Dimes NH
Markem-Imaje
Masiello Insurance Agency, Inc.
The Melanson Company, Inc.
MJD Hair Design
Monadnock Region HOG
Monadnock Regional School District SAU 93
MVP Health Care
New England Wood Pellet
New Hampshire Institute of Art
The New Hampshire Trust Company
NGM Employees
Nick’s Restaurant
Nissan of Keene, Inc.
North Walpole School
Northeast Delta Dental
Norton and Abert, PA
O’Brien Painting
Office Depot, Inc.
OLEO Corporation
Orr & Reno, P.A.
Our Town Pizza
Pastoral Ministry Association
Pocketful of Rye
Port-O-Lite Corporation
Prime, Buchholz & Associates, Inc.
Putney General Store & Pharmacy
Quality Care Collision Refinishing
RAD Technology Medical Systems
Real to Reel, Inc.
RiverMead
Rountree Ford
Safety Environmental Control, Inc.
St. James Thrift Shop
Salem Door & Hardware, Inc.
Savings Bank of Walpole
ServPro
Shipping Shack
Simplex Grinnell LP
Stanley Elevator
Suffolk Construction
SVE Associates
Target Corporation
TD Bank
The Innkeeper
The Newfane Country Store
Thomas Drilling & Blasting Corp.
The Toadstool Bookshop
Transamerica Retirement Solutions
TrueNorth Networks, LLC
VFW Post 799/Men’s and Women’s Auxiliaries
Village Square Booksellers
Walk for Remembrance & Hope
Walmart
Westmoreland Village Store and Deli, LLC
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“
We are lucky to live and work in this community, and the hospital is one
important reason why. Sponsoring community events is an easy decision
and one we support enthusiastically!
— Edward Bergeron, President of Bergeron Construction
”
Standing L to R: Doug Brown, Ed Bergeron, Larry Piper and Mark Dill. Seated L to R: Sean Burke and Carmella Richardson
Participation & Purpose
7th Annual Sports Medicine 5K Walk/Run & Kid’s Fun Run was
held on April 12, 2014. A total of 503 participants, including
over 80 Healthy Monadnock 2020 Champions, raised over
$11,000 for Sports
Medicine services to the
community, including
up-to-date rehabilitation
equipment, local sports
medical coverage, team
physician coverage, and
local Sports Medicine
education.
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2nd Annual Golf Tournament, held on September 11, 2013, raised
over $43,000 to benefit the Healthy Monadnock 2020 Champions
Program. These
funds help promote
social connection and
support to improve
the environments
where we all live,
learn, work and
play and to make
the healthy choice
the easy choice
for everyone. As a Healthy Monadnock 2020
Champion, anyone can make a commitment to
live, share, model and inspire healthy habits.
GOLF TOURNAMENT
6th Annual Bald is Beautiful Cancer Fundraiser, held on May 3,
2014, raised over $40,000. One hundred ten participants, including
many employees, shaved their heads and raised money for our
Patient Relief
and Cancer
Care Funds.
Funds raised
through Bald is
Beautiful allow
the Kingsbury
Pavilion to
extend its reach
of care beyond
the hospital
walls, where the real healing
begins, by providing financial
assistance to local patients receiving care at the Kingsbury Pavilion
who have difficulty covering daily living costs like gas, heating fuel,
and groceries.
1st Annual Caring, Candlelight and Community: Celebrating our
Healthcare Legacy tribute event was held on November 16, 2013.
Established to recognize those who have made a difference in
the care of our community, and to commemorate milestones
in the history of our nonprofit hospital and clinic, the first
honorees were
Audrey Hadcock,
leader and advocate
for community
health, and Arthur
Cohen, MD, retired
urologist. The event
also celebrated the
40th Anniversary of
the hospital’s move
Caring, Candlelight and Community:
from Main Street
Celebrating our Health Care Legacy
to the Kingsbury
Estate on Court Street. Over
$16,000 was raised to benefit
Cheshire Health Foundation.
S
W
ed & Dedicated
e express appreciation and sincere thanks to our
volunteers who provide selfless service, compassion
and caring to benefit our patients and our community.
Our 170 volunteers come from an impressive array of backgrounds
and generations, ranging in age from 16 to 94, and provide support
in many departments throughout our organization. Showcased this
year (pictured at right) are a group of veteran volunteers that boast a
combined total of 114 years of service to our hospital and clinic. They
bring a wealth of wisdom, humor and cheer that is invaluable to the
care we give to those who walk through our doors. Their smiles and
guidance bring reassurance to patients, their willing attitudes provide
administrative support to bustling clinical areas, and their helping
hands and generosity contribute to the needs of various departments.
Please join us in thanking our volunteers who support our patients,
staff and organization in so many meaningful ways.
T
he importance of good nutrition has been well
documented, but it is even more critical to our patients
who are sick and in need of nourishment for healing.
With a commitment to safety and good nutrition, our Nutrition
Services team annually serves close to 486,000 meals to our
patients, visitors and colleagues within the hospital and in our
Center Court café. The scope of the team spans across many
From L to R (Top) David Martineau, Nancy Wettach, Lindsey Nutting,
James Berkey, Judy Holmes, Michelle Hunt, Odi Betancourt, Marie Thorton,
Charlene Ewald, Edith Chase, Donna Henry, Kelly Millot.
(Right) Franny Dunton, Amy Toscano, Colleen Barry, Wendy Dyer, Kelly Torry,
Fadilla Savic, Mallie Miller, Allen Jones, Sharon Fields
Standing L to R: Jim Johnston, Margaret Lynch, Edward Wesley, Joan Pride,
Janet Benoit, Paul McLellan, George Parker, Alphonse Bergeron, Theresa Acerno.
Seated L to R: Kate Simmington; Keeta, therapy dog; and Debbie Furlone.
areas, including menu planning, food preparation, catering,
medical nutrition therapy and education, patient room service,
retail services, dietitian consults and more. This devoted and
efficient team is quick to respond to its customer’s needs with
grace and professionalism. We are grateful for their important
contributions to our patients, visitors, staff and organization.
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Message
“
It’s always wise to look ahead, but difficult
to look further than you can see.
F
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”
— Winston Churchill
or the last several years, our Board and management have indeed
looked ahead through a strategic planning process that is on
target to culminate in an affiliation agreement with DartmouthHitchcock at the end of this year. This closer affiliation takes us to the
next level of integration after a successful 16-year Joint Operating
Agreement, and is based on shared values of local control, sustainability,
access to healthcare service, reduced healthcare costs, increased
efficiencies, quality care, and improved population health.
The U.S. healthcare environment has experienced dramatic change,
largely driven by cost pressures resulting from healthcare expenditures
of over 17% of GDP. These pressures have created an environment
difficult for a stand-alone hospital with a large group practice (in our
case employed by Dartmouth-Hitchcock) to navigate the turbulent
waters of change. Our closer affiliation with Dartmouth-Hitchcock will
help the Medical Center and Clinic transition from a transactional
environment (one in which healthcare providers are incentivized to
“do more” and viewed as unsustainable) to a strategic environment
(where healthcare providers are reimbursed for value of care based on
health outcomes and quality metrics). The affiliation with DartmouthHitchcock will more closely align clinical interests of the Medical Center
and physicians to better manage care and it will create more efficient
use of our resources to fund the systems and processes required to
from
the Chair
provide the best care in the lowest cost setting consistent with quality
and patient best practices. By further aligning our governance,
clinical, and administrative activities, we will benefit from additional
collaboration with a larger integrated delivery system — yet allow for the
Cheshire Medical Center and the Cheshire Health Foundation to retain
their status as separate legal entities with their own boards and maintain
a local voice in future change.
Other challenges this year included the continued and burdensome
impact of the Medicaid Enhancement Tax, changing payment models,
and a very competitive physician recruitment environment.
Despite these challenges, CMC/DHK continues to be acknowledged
with various awards at the state and national levels for clinical and
population health initiatives (shared in this report on page 3) that
focus on keeping individuals and our community healthy and lowering
healthcare costs. None is more rewarding than the recently announced
$1.1 million grant from the Centers for Disease Control to further the
goals of Healthy Monadnock 2020.
On behalf of the Board, I would like to thank all staff and all healthcare
providers for their dedication and hard work in the midst of these
challenging times. Their work is essential not only for patients and their
families, but for the entire community. Together, we can sustain a robust
medical community that is essential to the health of our city and region.
Sylvia McBeth, Chair, Board of Trustees
2013-2014 Board of Trustees
Back Row, L to R: Nathalie Houder, Larry Jaeger, MD, Michael Kapiloff, Ed Bergeron, Les Pitts, MD,
Gregg Tewksbury, Steve Horton; Middle Row, L to R: Walter Rohr, Goef Molina, Roger Hansen, MD,
Robert Mucha, Sylvia McBeth, Mary Louise Caffrey; Front Row, L to R: Art Nichols, Katherine Snow,
Kelly Brown, Jay Kahn, Judy Kalich, Mary Ann Kristiansen, Don Caruso, MD;
Not Pictured: Judith Boule, MD
Statement of
Statistics
Operations
12 Months Ending June 30, 2014
Admissions ................................ 3,785
Newborns ................................... 414
Emergency Department visits .........24,608
Twelve Months Ending June 30, 2014
OUPATIENT CARE
(in thousands of dollars)
Surgical cases ............................. 3,928
OTHER SOURCES
Inpatient .............................. 566
INPATIENT CARE
Billed for services to our patients:
Care for inpatients ......................................................................................................... 82,578
Services for outpatients ............................................................................................... 291,243
Received from other sources .......................................................................................... 4,399
(Includes income from incidental services, investments of previous
charitable gifts and unrestricted gifts from hospital donors)
Outpatient ........................... 3,362
Physician and professional
provider visits ...................... 323,600
Endoscopies, Colonoscopies ............. 4,783
Total from all sources ............................................................................................................ 378,220
Pain clinic procedures ...................... 947
Amounts billed but not received:
Government programs and commercial
contractual agreements ............................................................................................... 215,295
From patients unable to pay and bad debt .................................................................. 17,147
Imaging exams ..........................89,458
Therefore, we actually received revenue from patient care and other services of: ............................................................................... 145,778
treatments .......................... 131,833
SUPPLIERS AND VENDORS
BUILDING,
DEPRECIATION, INTEREST
Laboratory tests ....................1,578,892
Physical therapy and other outpatient
Respiratory therapy treatments .......19,377
EKG/EEG tests ..........................11,622
Our costs included amounts:
EMPLOYEES AND PHYSICIANS
To pay our employees and physicians ..........................................................................
75,930
To pay our suppliers and vendors................................................................................. 51,532
To operate the building, allow for
depreciation and pay interest ....................................................................................... 13,491
Sleep lab .................................... 238
Resulting in total costs to provide patient care and other services: ......................... 140,953
Volunteer hours .........................21,280
Residual earnings intended for use to reinvest
in our community’s health care: ................................................................................................ 4,825
Payment of the state Medicaid Enhancement Tax ........................................................ 5,024
The excess of amounts received over costs for the year is used
to expand services to our community, to improve the facilities and to pay back debt: ................................................................................................................ (199)
Meals served .......................... 485,755
Pounds of laundry processed ......... 984,755
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Medical Staff
Medical Directors
Don Caruso, MD, MPH,
Medical Director, DHK
Leslie Pitts, MD, Associate Medical Director
Cherie Holmes, MD,
Associate Medical Director
Honorary Staff
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Alex Bonica, MD
Joanne Bulley, MD
William Chase, MD
Arthur Cohen, MD
Robert Englund, MD
John Fraunfelder, MD
Allan Freeman, MD
Gilbert Fuld, MD
Teng Go, MD
H. Roger Hansen, MD
Eric Herr, MD
Richard James, MD
James Margraf, MD
Gary Murata, MD
William Moyle, MD
Claire Naylor, MD
Jeffrey Newcomer, MD
Dan Rath, MD
James Robinson, MD
Theodore Ruel, MD
John Schlegelmilch, MD
Charles Schofield, MD
Arthur Simington, MD
Richard Stein, MD
Kimball Temple, MD
David Wood, MD
Officers
President Judith Boule, MD
Vice President Donald Dupuis, MD
Secretary Jennifer DiNubila, MD
Allergy/ Immunology
Sarah Taylor-Black, MD
Anesthesiology
Mark Horton, MD
Carlo LaScala, MD
John Marty, DO
Thomas Provost, DO
Darrell Rauwerdink, MD
Douglas Redfield, MD
Joanne Eden, CRNA
Latasha Heape, CRNA
Larry Miller, CRNA
Kristin Rossi, CRNA
Audiology
Karen Dale, CCC-A
Bernadette Quinn, MC, CCC-A
Cardiology
Alan Opsahl, MD
Todd Silberstein, DO
Carl Szot, MD
Dermatology
Robert Guardiano, DO
Andrea Pearson, MD
Gregory Seymour, MD
Emergency Medicine
Steven Boutrus, MD
Jacques Blanchet, MD
Alexis Cochran, MD
Thomas Cochran, MD
John Curtis, MD
Steven Friese, MD
Gregory Hansen, MD
Thomas Hennigan, MD
Alison Kapadia, MD
Kendra Larkin, MD
Justin Mazzillo, MD
Andrea Plaskiewicz, MD
Franz Reichsman, MD
Harneet Sethi, MD
James Suozzi, DO
George Terwilliger, MD
Allison Ellia, PA-C
Elisa Lafayette, PA-C
Josh Rosenblum, PA-C
Richard Fletcher, APRN
Adina Hebert, APRN
Douglas McNeil, APRN
Brianna Seaver, APRN
Endocrinology
Lara Levin, MD
Melanie Presnell, APRN
Family Medicine
Barbara Bates, MD
Joseph Capobianco, MD
Don Caruso, MD, MPH
Suzanne Coble, MD
Robert Cochran, MD
Rachel Croteau, DO
Carl DeMatteo, MD
Sharon Ferguson, DO
David Hall, MD
JoAnn Hertford, MD
Michael Kasschau, MD
Douglas Keene, MD
Christopher LaRocca, MD
Carrie Lundeen-Young, MD
Donald Mazanowski, MD
Suzanne Nabi, MD
Marika Ostroski, MD
Leslie Pitts, MD
Brian Reilly, MD, Maplewood
Heather Shafer, MD
Gary Shapiro, MD, Maplewood
William Toms, MD
Andrew Tremblay, MD
Alexandra Van Dyck, MD
John Walter, MD
Judith Carpenter, PA-C
David Segal, PA-C
Amaris Weller, PA-C
Susan Beringer, APRN
Emily Delldonna, APRN
Theresa Desilets, APRN
Martha Gilroy, APRN, Nursing Homes
Leslie Goldman, APRN
Sharman Howe, APRN
Jenifer Hanrahan, APRN
Lisa Profetto, APRN
Carole Putnam, APRN
Pamela Rosen, APRN
Gabrielle Schuerman, APRN
Kathryn Scoville, APRN
Diane Sette, APRN
Gastroenterology
Jennifer DiNubila, DO
Matthew Rockacy, MD
Frederick Spin, MD
Otto Trinkl, MD
Patricia Morrison, PA-C
Geriatrics
Lisa Leinau, MD
Kathleen Miller, MD
Hospitalists
Haris Bilal, MD
Judith Boule, MD
Matthew Guiltinan, MD
Helen Heneghan, MD
Gerard Kiernan, MD
Radek Masner, MD
Dany Nehru, MD
Sandeep Randhawa, MD
Pedro Salinas, MD
Carl Szot, MD
Nancy Benda, PA-C
Catherine Ingram, APRN
Infectious Disease
A. David Lein, MD
Nephrology
Jeffrey Blomstedt, MD
Michael Plager, MD
Neurology
Valerie Gendron, MD
Randall Long, MD
Obstetrics &
Gynecology
Karen Bradley, MD
Timothy Fisher, MD
Heidi Rinehart, MD
Lisa Stolper, MD
Marion Boardman, CNM
Sarah Ellsworth, CNM
Mary-Beth Gardner, CNM
Mary Jane Greenwood, CNM
Lindsey Cushing, APRN
Ann Lent, APRN
Maria Powers, APRN
Occupational Health
Karoline Kimball, MD
Oncology/ Hematology
Steven Larmon, MD
Letha Mills, MD
James Nickerson, MD
Arvind Randhawa, MD
Jill Winslow, MD
Sarah Colson, APRN
Ophthalmology
Lawrence Jaeger, MD
Basilio Kalpakian, MD
Dale Pollack, MD
Janet Aug, OD
Orthopaedics
Paul Bettinger, MD
Cherie Holmes, MD
Wade Penny, III, MD
Anthony Presutti, MD
Mark Silbey, MD
Payson Ayer-Dufner, PA-C
Susan Maydwell, PA-C
Michael Olm, PA-C
Timothy Stilwell, PA-C
Stacy Zickl, PA-C
Malinda Scherpa, MD
Marni Silverstein, MD
Eric Goodman, APRN
Pulmonary
Otolaryngology
Physical Medicine &
Rehabilitation
Radiology
(Ear, Nose and Throat)
Paul Righi, MD
Donald Wilson, MD
Joseph Cameron, PA-C
Pain Center
Mark Horton, MD
Nancy Johnson, MD
Pathology
Carrie Cocklin, MD
Claire Fabian, MD
Pediatrics
Patricia Campbell, DO
Kathleen Fisher, MD
Deborah Hansen, MD
Jessica Payton, MD
Geraldine Rubin, MD
Adebanke Davis, MD
Shweta Gupta, MD
John Ditri, MD
Nancy Johnson, MD
Greg Rothman, MD, Internal Medicine
Paul Koutras, MD
Steven Levene, MD
Tina Nelson, MD
Michael Sarson, MD
Podiatry
Rheumatology
Paul Fachada, DPM
Serena Letendre, DPM
Jonathan Pattavina, DPM
Anna Ruelle, DPM
Psychiatry
Joseph Bergman, MD
Judith Olson, MD
Marcia Pabo, MD
Anthony Vita, MD
Thomas Stearns, PhD
Amanda Hitchings, PsyD
Heather Shlosser, APRN
Todd Daugherty, MD
Todd Dombrowski, MD
Sherry Guardiano, DO
Surgical Services
H.E. Guy Burman, MD
Donald Dupuis, MD
Michael Ormont, MD
Moira Lawlor, PA-C
Urology
Courtesy
Medical Staff
Michael R. Bowen, MD, Gastroenterology
Frederick Bruch, MD, Hospital Medicine
R. Mark Burke, MD, Cardiology
James DeVries, MD, Cardiology
Evelyn Fleming, MD, Gynecology/Oncology
Glen P. Greenough, MD, Sleep Medicine
Paul Hanissian, MD, Gynecology/
Urogynecology
Daniel Herrick, MD, Sleep Medicine
Brooke G. Judd, MD, Sleep Medicine
Mark S. Kegel, MD, Obstetrics/Gynecology
Bianca J. Lang, MD, Sleep Medicine
Emily Ridgway, MD, Plastic Surgery
Craig A. Rinder, MD, Urology
Eva Marie Rzucidlo, MD, Vascular Surgery
Adam Sorscher, MD, Sleep Medicine
Dale Vidal, MD, Plastic Surgery
W. Bradley White, MD, Orthopaedics
Jeffrey A Young, MD, Radiation Oncology
Courtesy
Dental Staff
Henry Ford, DMD
Blake Wullbrandt, DMD, Pediatrics
Oral Surgery
Charles Henry, DDS
Leonard Weldon, DDS
Affiliate Staff
Peter Griesbach, DDS
Thomas Hillebrand, DMD
David Levene, MD
Craig McBeth, DMD
Victor Pantesco, PsyD
Mark Funk, MD
Thomas McNamara, MD
G. Forrest Quimby, MD
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Standing L to R: Otto Trinkl, MD, Gastroenterology; Anthony Presutti, MD, Orthopaedics; Andrew Tremblay, MD, Family Medicine; A. David Lein, MD, MS, Infectious Disease; Andrea Pearson, MD, Dermatology; Don Caruso, MD,
Family Medicine; Carrie Cocklin, MD, Pathology; Lisa Profetto, APRN, MSN, Family Medicine; Theresa Desilets, APRN, MSN, Family Medicine; Timothy Fisher, MD, Obstetrics & Gynecology; Steven Larmon, MD, Hematology/
Oncology; Les Pitts, MD, Family Medicine; Timothy Stilwell, PA, Orthopaedics; Todd Daugherty, MD, MBA, Rheumatology; Sarah Colson, APRN, MSN, Hematology/Oncology. Sitting L to R: Arvind Randhawa, MD, Hematology/
Oncology; Leslie Goldman, APRN, MPH, MSN, Family Medicine; Claire Fabian, MD, Pathology; Pamela Rosen, APRN, MSN, Family Medicine.
Acupuncture
Allergy/Immunology
Anesthesiology
Audiology
Bariatric Surgery
Cardiology
Dermatology
Dietitian Services
Ear, Nose & Throat
Emergency Medicine
Endocrinology
Family Medicine
Gastroenterology
Geriatrics
Gynecology
Hospital Medicine
Infectious Disease
Internal Medicine
Laboratory
Lactation
Lifeline
Mammography
Nephrology
Neurology
Obstetrics & Nurse Midwifery
Occupational Health
Oncology
Ophthalmology
Optical Shop
Orthopaedics
Many people may not realize the hospital is a nonprofit organization. It is
Pain Center
not owned by a for-profit corporation, nor does it have stockholders as other
Palliative Care
Pathology
medical facilities may have. The “stakeholders” are all of us who depend on
Pediatrics
our hospital to deliver a broad range of medical services to meet the varied
Pharmacy
Physiatry
health needs of our region, and this is why we choose to give to the Cheshire
Physical Therapy
Health Foundation.
—Peter and Suzanne Whittemore
Plastic Surgery
Podiatry
Psychiatry
Pulmonary Medicine
Radiology
Rehabilitation Services
Research
Rheumatology
Sleep Center
Sports Medicine
Surgery
Telestroke
Travel Clinic
Urology
580-590 Court Street, Keene, NH 03431 • www.cheshiremed.org • 603-354-5400
Walk-in Clinic
For further information about CMC/DHK, please contact the Communications Department.
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2013 - 2014 Annual Report - Cheshire Medical Center / Dartmouth

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