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The relationship that Hayes Green Beach has with the people it serves, our stakeholders, is
“Health care is changing around us and at HGB our medical staff is prepared and focused on
most important. Their confidence in and satisfaction with HGB are key to feeling ownership
providing excellent, compassionate care always. We have a cohesive team, a clinically integrated
of the hospital – it is their community asset.
network that includes the hospital, our practices and our specialty clinics, combined with our
We build that confidence through integration at all levels. This teamwork begins with the
medical staff and is directly related to how they serve their patients. It is also tied to how the
medical staff interacts with hospital administration and the board of trustees; and how each
of these groups supports one another to carry out the hospital’s mission of enhancing
community health and vitality. This model sets the example for all HGB team members and
helps them understand how we can all have a positive impact by working together. It’s a cycle
I’m proud to be part of; one that begins and ends with our patients and the community.
— Dr. Fred Darin, O.D., Chair of Board of Trustees
regional provider partnerships. We all work together, with you – our patients, to provide
high-quality, cost-effective care. You can see this in action as we move to a Patient-Centered
Medical Home model in our practices and as our physicians incorporate the resources offered
at AL!VE to create a continuum of care that begins with prevention and keeping our patients
healthy, through diagnosis and treatment when you need us more urgently. And we are
continuously expanding and growing our physician team, our programs and services,
and our regional partnerships so that we can best serve you and your community.”
— Dr. Anthony Marl, D.O., Chief of Staff
enhancing health
With a rich history of
We do this by providing
talented team in moving
community support that
quality clinical services,
forward to become all that
began with local
unique health resources,
we can be on behalf of those
philanthropy in 1933, Hayes
high-caliber physicians and
we serve. As we do, I am
Green Beach Memorial
an extensive array of trusted
confident that we will do
Hospital (HGB) now
relationships in the region.
so together in health.
celebrates 80 years of serving
While we have treasured
the greater Charlotte region.
our success over the years in
In doing so, we are proud to
these areas, HGB has never
continue our journey of
had a ‘wait and see’
commitment to enhance the
philosophy. Instead we
overall health and vitality of
continue to engage the
the communities we serve.
community and our
— Matthew W. Rush,
FACHE President and CEO
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Mission/Vision/Values
Our Mission:
To enhance the overall health and vitality of the people and communities we serve.
Our Vision:
As the partner of choice for healthcare experiences, be the trusted leader in community
health transformation.
HGB Cares:
•Cooperation: We believe partnerships, communication and trust lead to collective
and individual success.
•Accountability: We believe we have a responsibility to our patients, to each other
and the community we serve.
•Respect: We believe in respecting the dignity of all people.
•Excellence: We believe in continuous improvement in all that we do.
•Service: We believe in our commitment to quality service for our patients, our physicians,
leading edges
our colleagues and our community.
1933
Looking Ahead From a Rich History
Hayes Green Beach Memorial
Hospital has been serving the
Greater Charlotte community
for 80 years. And we have
come a long way since we first
began seeing patients in the
mansion that was gifted to the
community by Ellen Green, on
behalf of Henry Hayes. HGB’s
more than 100 high-caliber
physicians provide an extensive
array of care services in more
than 25 specialties.
In recent years, HGB’s Board
of Trustees expanded the
hospital’s mission and vision
beyond providing traditional
hospital services to one that
promotes health and wellbeing. In partnership with
the community, several
groups of hospital employees
thoughtfully considered how
HGB could have the greatest,
positive impact in the region.
Out of that was born AL!VE,
HGB’s newest facility, an
experience-based destination
health park and a place unlike
any other in Michigan.
At the end of 2012, the most
recent phase of AL!VE was
opened. It included the fitness
center, children’s recreation
area, conference space and
expansion of the walking
path. AL!VE offers visitors the
opportunity to discover, act
on and achieve goals that will
help them become their most
vital and healthy.
HGB also formalized a
partnership with Sparrow
Health System that allows the
hospital to provide seamless
care and build greater clinical
integration to the benefit of
every patient, especially those
who need emergency stroke
or heart care.
The HGB team is proud of all
that has been accomplished,
and this annual report
offers an inside look at these
successes. We also look
forward to sharing the many
exciting initiatives that are on
the horizon, which include
the development of a breast
care center, as well as the
expansion of orthopedics and
pain management programs,
to name just a few. When you
come to this small community
hospital with a broad vision
and bright future, you can be
confident you are placing your
health in capable hands.
2013
“Enduring great organizations are characterized by a
fundamental duality. On the one hand, they have a set of
timeless core values and a core reason for being that remains
constant over long periods of time. On the other hand, they
have a relentless drive for change and progress.”
— Jim Collins, from his book, Good to Great
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Top 100 CAH
Exceeding Expectations
People’s Choice
HGB was ranked as a top
performing Critical Access
Hospital according to iVantage
Health Analytics Hospital
Strength Index. It was one of
only three rural hospitals in
Michigan named to the top
100 list of 1,267 Critical Access
Hospitals in the nation. The
Hospital Strength Index is a
comprehensive scorecard based
on more than 50 measures that
evaluate market conditions,
clinical and operational
performance, and financial
and qualitative outcomes.
HGB was awarded
the Exceeding Patient
Expectations Award from
Avatar International, an
industry leader in healthcare
quality improvement services.
It is the fourth year HGB was
honored with the recognition.
The award is based on patient
surveys conducted by Avatar
at approximately 400 hospitals
nationwide. It is given to the
facilities whose overall score
exceeds expectations for
whichever patient types they
currently survey, gauging
patient expectations about
quality of care, reliability
and personal service.
HGB is proud to be named in
four different categories for the
Charlotte Shopping Guide’s
2013 People’s Choice Awards.
• Hospital: HGB
• Doctor: Scot Randall, D.O.
• Conference Center: AL!VE
• Workout Facility: MOVE
Thank you to the Charlotte
community for including
HGB staff and facilities in
your favorites!
earning respect
Executive Team
Matthew Rush, FACHE, President and CEO
Kim Capps, CFO
Maureen Hillary, RN, CNO
Patrick Salow, EVP, Physician Services and Compliance
Jennifer Bucienski, VP, Human Resources
Patrick Sustrich, VP, Health and Wellness, and AL!VE
Medical Executive Team
Anthony Marl, DO, Chief of Staff
Todd Otten, MD, Vice Chief/MSQC Chair
Richard Pinke, DO, Chief of Medicine
Hugh Lindsey, MD, Chief Medical Officer
Stephanie Almy, DO, Chief of Surgery
Brian Bowditch, MD, Chief of Emergency
Barrett Zink, DO, Past Chief of Staff
Mark Cimmerer, MD, Member-at-Large
Board of Trustees
Fred Darin, OD, Chairman
Charles Grundstrom, Vice Chair
Denise Wheaton, Treasurer
Kathy Tomlanovich, Secretary
Thomas Eveland, Member-at-large
Ed Dobbs, Trustee
Sharon Kubica, Trustee
Martin Latchaw, Trustee
Robert Leeser, MD, Trustee
Lori Pray, Trustee
Dennis Swan, Trustee
Barrett Zink, DO, Trustee
Robert Fulton, Emeritus Trustee
Virginia Lowe, Emeritus Trustee
Richard Trumley, Emeritus Trustee
Julia Weaver, Senior Citizen of the Year
HGB’s longest serving volunteer, Julia Weaver, was presented with
the Senior Citizen of the Year Award for service by the Michigan
Office of Services to the Aging, Commission on Services to the
Aging and Consumers Energy. The award is given annually and
it recognizes older unsung heroes who help make their local
communities great places in which to grow up and grow old. Julia
is 91 years old and has been a volunteer with HGB for 58 years.
She holds the longest record of service with more than 17,000
hours. In addition to HGB, Julia supports the American Cancer
Society, the American Red Cross, Crop Walk, March of Dimes,
Samaritan Purse, SIREN/Eaton Shelter, Habitat for Humanity,
Salvation Army, Lawrence Methodist Church and more.
In front of the Fulton Gallery at HGB, from left to right, are Amy Pennington, Derek Sanders, Rhonda
Howard and Joy Sattler – some of HGB’s 2012 Service Stars, nominated by employees and patients.
Other 2012 Service Stars include: Ginny Chase, Nancy Frantzmann, Steve Hankey, Luke Papendick,
Scott Quinn, Henry Spears and Sarah Wells. Service Stars are considered for the annual Fulton Award
of Excellence, HGB’s highest honors, that recognizes employees for their exceptional contributions
to the hospital’s success. Rhonda Howard and Henry Spears won the award in 2012.
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covering bases
Physician Services
Hayes Green Beach’s physicians have varied backgrounds, but
they all have one thing in common … the commitment to provide
excellent care for their patients throughout the different stages of
their life.
• Internal Medicine
•Psychology/Counseling
•Nephrology
•Neurology
• Pulmonary and
Sleep Medicine
• Obstetrics and Gynecology
•Radiology
We know a physician plays a key role in your family’s health and
well-being. HGB’s dedicated team of doctors offers many choices
that reflect the perfect balance of compassion and competency in
providing high-quality, dependable medical care.
•Oncology
• Rehabilitative Medicine
•Ophthalmology
•Rheumatology
•Orthopedics
• Urgent Care
• Orthopedic Surgery
•Urology
HGB’s Specialty Clinics provide a broad range of services from
pain management and integrative medicine to orthopedics and
oncology. These expert physicians work with your primary care
provider to deliver the specialized treatment you need to address
your unique medical circumstances.
• Pain Management
• Women’s Health
Physician services provided at HGB include:
•Allergies
• Family Medicine
•Dermatology
•Gastroenterology
• Ear, Nose & Throat
• General Surgery
• Emergency Care
• Integrative Medicine
•Podiatry
Each year HGB recruits new physicians to expand services and
procedures to serve even more community members and better
meet patient needs. The hospital recently added a new family
physician, neurologist, ear, nose & throat specialist, general
surgeon, orthopedic surgeon and pain management specialist.
In the coming year we anticipate adding an additional orthopedic
surgeon, as well as a plastic surgeon for HGB’s Breast Care Center.
Regional Partnerships
What’s Next
In the face of an ever-changing health care environment, HGB
recognizes that in order to meet the needs of all its patients it must
build bridges and strengthen partnerships with other providers so
we can work together to have the greatest positive impact on the
local community.
In the next fiscal year, HGB has some exciting initiatives
in progress that will enhance and expand some of its programs
and services, including:
HGB and Sparrow Health System entered into an affiliation
agreement that committed both organizations to jointly develop
operational, clinical and programmatic services. The primary
intent of the affiliation is to improve quality of care by fostering
closer cooperation and forging greater clinical integration. The
two organizations are working together on initiatives to:
• Women’s health
• Enhance and expand access to cardiology services.
• Expand resources and improve consistency of inpatient
care systems to ensure patient satisfaction and reduce
unnecessary transfers.
• Establish emergency stroke and chest pain protocols to
provide the best local care possible and, if necessary, optimize
transfer processes.
• Pain management
•Orthopedics
• Breast Care Center
• Plastic surgery
There will be news
and information
shared soon
about many of
these initiatives,
especially in regard
to developing HGB’s Breast Care Center that will focus on
individualized care from prevention, risk assessment, screenings
and diagnostics to treatment and recovery.
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Total Operating Revenue
Statistics for Fiscal Year 2013
Admissions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 721
Emergency room visits. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12,823
Urgent care visits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12,834
Surgical procedures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,191
Physician office visits. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48,184
Radiology exams. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28,737
Lab tests. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 145,234
Physical therapy procedures. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38,745
Specialty clinic visits. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15,024
AL!VE visitors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 140,700
Capital Purchases for Fiscal Year 2013
$1,302,724
Clinical Investments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $779,758
IT Investments. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $308,347
Facility Investments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $199,405
Other Investments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15,394
Other Operating
Revenue
$1,566,968
Total Amount
Written Off
$33,629,525
Net Funds Received
Bad Debt
$3,264,318
Total Funds Spent
Interest
$1,656,001
Charity Care
$1,280,332
Supplies &
Services
$16,890,351
Insurance
$657,798
Contractual
Adjustments
$29,063,214
Service to
inpatients
& outpatients
$80,063,117
Salaries & Benefits
$25,856,110
$81,630,085
$48,022,221
$45,060,260
2013 Community Benefits
Financial and
In-Kind to
community
$4,845
Meals &
Nutrition
$5,391
Support Groups
$ 1,771
Charity Care
$1,280,332
Community
Health Education
$5,782
$1,298,121
sharing forward
Net Funds Received
$48,022,221
Total Funds Spent
$45,060,260
Funds Available to Invest Back
in HGB and the Community
$2,940,300
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The McLeods: AL!VE
Carol Monroe: Patient
Three generations of the McLeod family have experienced the integrated array of health and
wellness services offered at AL!VE since it opened in November 2011. They are frequent visitors
and you can find them taking advantage of the many spaces throughout the health park that help
them feel most “AL!VE.”
Carol Monroe, 71, has resided in Charlotte for 34 years, ever since she moved here after her marriage to
Leon in 1979. They have lived in the same house built by Josephine and Darrel Johnson, owners of local
business, Johnson Lumber.
Retirees and HGB donors, Kathy and Scott McLeod were originally members of HGB’s Wellness
Center when their daughter, Lindsay Blair, bought them a three-month membership in 2000.
When the Wellness Center became MOVE at AL!VE they made the switch to the new location.
Carol is ingrained in the community and likes to keep busy by staying involved. She helped get
Eaton Clothing and Furniture Center off the ground and has worked with the organization in some
capacity ever since. She is also very involved with the First Congregational Church in Charlotte and
its community activities. Not much has slowed Carol down until health issues forced her to take an
unplanned rest in 2012.
“Had it not been for Lindsay’s foresight and enthusiasm, we may never have discovered the benefits
of the Wellness Center, and then AL!VE,” Kathy said.
Kathy and her family, which also includes Lindsay’s husband, Bill, and grandsons: Brady, 5, and
Jordan, 2, all benefit from AL!VE. Two of the spaces they use most often are MOVE and GROW,
the children’s enrichment and recreational area – and Brady and Jordan’s favorite spot at AL!VE.
“Up until then, I had been pretty healthy,” Carol said. “There were normal things that came up but
nothing like what I faced when I had to have emergency gallbladder surgery.”
Carol had just moved her mother, who was 101 at the time, to Sensations, a local memory care residence.
She wanted her close-by to more easily help with her care. That nearness worked in her favor when Carol
staying vital
“I like the slide,” exclaimed Brady. “I go down it eight times – no 100 times when I’m in GROW!”
The slide is part of the four-story tree house in one of the play spaces in GROW.
Pictured at AL!VE are, from left
to right, Brady Blair, Kathy
McLeod, Scott McLeod, Jordan
Blair, Lindsay Blair and Bill Blair
“I grew up in Detroit,” Carol said. “I had always wanted to live in a small town.”
Kathy also uses JOURNEY for her women’s health appointments, and has enjoyed classes in RELISH,
the demonstration teaching kitchen. Scott attends the Guys, Grilling and Golf men’s health event in
June, and the entire family has participated in HGB’s annual HealthFest event now held at AL!VE
in March.
“AL!VE is multidimensional,” Lindsay said. “It’s not just for one type of person. It would be hard
not to find something, an interest that couldn’t be fulfilled.”
When asked about what they feel they have gained by being part of AL!VE, the McLeods and Blairs
agreed it’s about health and family and community.
“I think many people have that ‘aha’ moment when they realize they need to start doing more,”
Kathy said. “Scott and I both lost parents, and we decided we needed to start taking better care
of ourselves. We want to be around for many more years to come. Plus we need to be able to keep
up with our grandchildren!”
wasn’t feeling well one late October evening, but refused to go to the emergency department. Leon was
almost relieved when they received a call that Carol’s mother had been taken to Hayes Green Beach
Memorial Hospital to be treated for pneumonia.
Carol’s mother was admitted to HGB that evening. Carol did go to the emergency department and went
home with gallbladder surgery scheduled for early the following week. However, Dr. Hugh Lindsey,
HGB chief medical officer and Carol’s surgeon, took one look at her the next day and decided to perform
surgery immediately. It turns out Carol had a large gallstone and her gallbladder was infected.
“I ended up being admitted and had a room right down the hall from my mother,” Carol said.
She was so impressed by the personal care she and her mother received that Carol took all the names
of those who cared for them, from pre-op to the team on the floor, and returned later with “goody bags”
full of chocolate and treats for each person.
Scott also mentioned that the AL!VE team members are part of that family atmosphere as well.
“They are tremendous – friendly and helpful. We have great relationships with them too; they are
people you want to have around.”
“The staff provided real TLC – it’s that personal feeling that everyone cares,” Carol said. “No matter
what I asked for, they went out of their way to provide, including the housekeeping and café staff. I had
some strict diet restrictions due to allergies and health concerns. When I mentioned I liked pears, they
pureed some just for me because I was still only on liquids. And continued to do that until I could eat
more solid food. Even the chairs in the rooms were marvelous.”
The McLeods and Blairs plan to continue to make the most of AL!VE’s programs and services
for many more years.
The housekeepers would stop by to chat with Carol when she wasn’t able to sleep at night. “Everyone
was really kind, and so personal and professional; the care was just outstanding,” Carol said.
“It’s about healthy habits and creating a way of life,” Lindsay said. “AL!VE offers many different
options so you can’t get stuck with the same routines … it’s refreshing.”
“And it’s not just what I experienced inside the hospital,” Carol said. “I had car trouble one day and the
EMS paramedics who were nearby didn’t hesitate to offer their assistance and jumped my car’s battery.”
“It’s unusual for a community the size of Charlotte to have a facility like this,” Scott said. “But
Charlotte has a lot of assets: the hospital, Charlotte Performing Arts Center, the schools. AL!VE
is the icing on the cake.”
Because she lives in the Charlotte community, Carol also appreciates that she is familiar with many of
the HGB staff and volunteers. But she would quickly recommend the hospital for its personal care to her
mid-Michigan family and friends, even if they live outside Charlotte.
Scott added, “Plus the activities are things we can all do together … it’s brought us closer.”
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Community Generosity
Non-profit organizations in Charlotte, Mich., have long enjoyed the philanthropic support of community
members. HGB has taken a leadership role in a unique approach by collaborating with other local
individuals and organizations to create a strategic generosity plan. Guided by a bold vision the plan’s
intent is to inspire the “power of one” across the community and to create a sustainable set of practices
for an engaged and supportive citizenry. Whether it’s the power of one hour, one person, one dollar
or one project, the power of one can transform communities.
The generosity plan has several components:
•Operations
•Resources
•Communications
engaging support
•Measurement
Operations includes strategies for initiating generous actions … celebrating generosity, integrating
generosity into health care, education, workplaces and churches; and building systems that connect.
Generosity Guild
Volunteering and civic engagement are the foundation for a
strong nation, vibrant communities, and personal happiness.
Local residents who volunteer at HGB are part of its Generosity
Guild. It refers to those who share an interest in giving their time
and talents to help patients, families, and the staff who devote
themselves to health care. HGB has long relied on the support
and assistance provided by its volunteers. The first volunteer group
started very soon after the hospital was founded in 1933.
HGB’s Generosity Guild includes many branches:
• Courtesy Volunteers help in clinical departments by greeting,
guiding, assisting with discharges, and aiding hospital staff.
• Auxiliary Volunteers expertly manage all aspects of the
hospital gift shop, as well as host many creative events to raise
money for hospital needs. In fiscal year 2013, TRUST, the
women’s health suite, in JOURNEY was brought AL!VE by
the Auxiliary through their donation of $75,000. They also
donated $25,000 toward the purchase of two blanket warmers
at HGB.
• HGB Chaplains provide non-denominational support for
patients, families, and staff, to help cope with the emotional
challenges of medical crises.
• Office Volunteers provide assistance behind the scenes with the
countless administrative demands of providing hospital services.
• AL!VE Volunteers help deliver experiences at HGB’s newest
facility, focused on health and well-being.
More than 150 individuals are part of the hospital’s Generosity
Guild, many choosing to serve in multiple roles. Additionally, the
hospital provides an eight-week summer teen program and offers
occasional internships for college students.
The Generosity Guild is one way the hospital manages health
care costs. Well over 6,000 hours of time was donated in the past
year by the Generosity Guild. We all benefit when community
generosity is thriving.
The Resources component includes strategies for engaging individual philanthropists, grants, local
organizations and corporate partners. Communications involves all the ways to tell generosity stories. And
Measurement includes the various ways the community can measure and track local trends in generosity.
The community conducted a generosity survey at festivals, in coffee shops and local papers. Stories of
generosity now appear regularly in local publications. Local charitable assets groups have begun to connect
with youth groups. A local time bank initiative was established, creating systems through which people are
able to put their time, energy and wisdom into motion for another person. And Hayes Green Beach created
a Power of One Fund, to set aside 1 percent of its annual net income for a fund to seed generosity initiatives.
The original vision for community generosity included a concept for a fund that would support collaborative
projects and fund multiple organizations. Since 2008, a local committee of community volunteers, including
HGB representatives, has pursued this vision, realizing it at last in 2012 when the Charlotte Generosity Fund
was established. Initial donations came from a new annual generosity celebration.
During the last year, the Charlotte Generosity Fund framework was shaped by adapting the Seattle
Foundation’s Seven Elements of a Healthy Community to provide the basis for how grants would be
made available from the fund. The vision for the upcoming year is to build a plan for local surveys and
prioritization, so that community needs in the seven elements are linked to grants through the Charlotte
Generosity Fund.
The community is recognizing HGB’s efforts. In a recent survey conducted by Professional Research
Consultants, more than 40 percent of the 600 respondents named HGB as the hospital that does the most
to give back to the community. HGB was mentioned twice as many times as the next hospital named.
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Donor List
OAK:
$250,000 AND ABOVE
Eaton Federal Savings Bank
HGB Auxiliary
Sparrow
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Trumley
HICKORY:
$50,000 – $249,999
Keith and Connie Bazaire
Crandell Bros. Trucking Co.
Dr. and Mrs. Frederick P. Darin
Robert Fulton
Eldon, David, Dora, and Keisha Howe
Mrs. Sandra S. Maatsch
Rotary Club of Charlotte
McLaren Greater Lansing
Mr. Joseph Pray
GREENHEART:
$25,000 – $49,999
The County Journal, Inc.
Fulton Lumber
David and Grace Johnson
Dr. Robert L. and Dorothy Leeser
Dr. Hugh Lindsey and Mrs. Barbara Wirtz
Mrs. Virginia Lowe
Dr. Jeffrey and Carolyn Maier
Regional Pathology Consultants, P.C.
Matthew and Fran Rush
George W. and Krystyna Sztykiel
Mrs. Mary Alice Tibbett
Dr. and Mrs. Barrett Zink
BIRCH:
$10,000 – $24,999
Advanced Radiology Services, PC
Alro Steel Corporation
Jill and Thomas Archambeau, M.D.
Ramesh Avula, M.D.
L. Daryl and Mary Jean Baker
Adrian Bass and Stephen E. Tilmann
Mr. Ted Baxter
Mrs. Jean Bearup
Steve and Kim Capps
Jim and Terri Cicorelli
Mr. Frank Cicorelli
Amy and Mark Cimmerer, M.D.
Don and Elaine Colizzi
Charles R. and Kathleen F. Cook
Craft Chiropractic Center
James and Betty Crandall
Dr. and Mrs. John D. Curtis
Dr. and Mrs. Kory Deason
Edward Dobbs
Tom and Christi Dutcher
Eaton County United Way
Sherman and Mona Ellard
Dr. Rob and Tracy Burdick Falik
Jerry and Eileen Fhaner
Vince and Gail Ferris
John and Denise Forell
Dr. Edward and Linda Foster
Wesley and Joan Fredenburg
Douglas and Darlene Freeman
Barbara Fulton and Richard Butman
Michael and Janice Fulton
Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Gager
James and Ann Garvey
David and Lorraine Green
Charles and Jean Harag
Dan and Alice Hayes
Maureen and Ted Hillary
Allan and Shirley Hirt
Independent Bank
Moe and Cheryl Jackson, and Family
Sally Jewell
Kimberly R. Johnson M.D.
Don and Judy Johnson
Kitch Drutchas Wagner Valitutti &
Sherbrook
Dr. Lisa Knowles and Dr. William Arnold
Louis and Joyce Lenart
Richard C. and Olivia H. Lowe
Douglas D. and Janis E. Lowe
Mindscape
Dr. Dorothy and Jess Mondejar
Mr. Bob Montgomery
Harry and Susie Moore
Todd and Angie Otten and Family
Plante & Moran
Pray Funeral Home
Joe E. and Lori Pray
J. Tyler + Dana Pray
Gary and Sue Pruden
QHR Corporation
Dr. Scot and Debra Randall
Tim and Mindy Reed
Dr. Robert D. Rolle’
Patrick and Karen Salow
Helene and Donald Simon, M.D.
Mary Lou and Timothy Sloan
Amy and Andy Smith
Jerry and Jessica Sommer
Seneca A. Storm, M.D.
CEDAR:
$1,000 – $9,999
21st Century Plastics Corp.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Adams
Airway Manufacturing Co.
Chris and Susan Allen
Dick and Flora Alwood
Ameriprise Financial
William N. and Barbara F. Anderson
Morey and Micki Anzaldua
Ms. Suellen Ash
Shirley and William Bailey
Alan and Cathy Baird
Sue and James Balger, D.O.
John and Fran Barber
Dave and Mary Ellen Beck
John and Brenda Berchtold
Paul and Susan Berger
Ginnie Berryhill
David Bethka
Fred and Sara Biskie
Blue Care Network
Catherine M. Boes
Catherine Bogner
Ross and Jennifer Bohms
Kathy Boltin
Kent and Carol Bostwick
Connie J. Boucher
Sally Bower
Mrs. Bonnie Boyles
John and Janice Brake
James Bridleman
Mrs. Betty Briggs
Glenn and Pat Briggs
Mary Jo and Robert Brimmer
Bill Brown
Mike and Annette Bruce
Vera Bruce
Ms. Susan A. Bryan
Douglas and Nola Buck
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Buffmyer
Joe and Agnes Bullen
Freida Burke
Mrs. Geneva Butler
Earl C. and Alberta M. Cady
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Callahan
Jacob and Christina Campbell
Mrs. Wilma A. Campbell
John and Doreen Campbell
Candy-Ford Mercury
Capital Area United Way
Capital Region Community Foundation
Dave and Diane Carpenter
Peter and Connie Carpenter
Ms. Margie Carter
Charlotte Insurance Agency
Charlotte Lions Club
Charlotte Plaza Florists
Susan and Galen Christenson
Bob and Sue Christiansen
Denise and Jerry Clay
Cochran Centre
Lorrene A. Cody
Sonnie Cody
David Colegrove
Ron and Harriet Converse
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cook
Ken and Sarah Cool
Scott and Penny Cooper
Dick Cooper
thanking you
“HGB is such an important asset to our community. Accessible
health care, provided by our fellow community members with care,
is comforting. AL!VE has put the focus on wellness and elevated
HGB’s health services to an unprecendented level for a community
our size.”
Patrick and Lara Sustrich
Dr. John M. and Barbara J. Thiel
Jon and Kathy Tomlanovich
Lee and Denise Wheaton
Jeff and Beth Wildern
James and Jill Wright
Rod and Joyce Yates
Edward and Dorothy Yoder
— Joe and Lori Pray, HGB donors
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Donor List
CEDAR (cont.)
Donald E. Crandall
Randy Crandell
Dan and Tammy Crandell
Steve and Mary Crandell-Hundt
Dan and Kim Curran
Nick and Laura Custance
Darice and Ron Darling
Davis Chiropractic Center
Dr. Barbara and James Davis
Julie Davis
Lois DeLaMater
Jim DeMuth
Mark and Terry Dennis
Stacie Detgen
Kim Dickinson
Paul A. and Lois D. Dills
Dornbos Sign & Safety, Inc.
Denise Dunn
Eaton Rapids Medical Center
Ms. Jane Echtinaw
Gaylord and Jean Edgerly
Bill and Julee Emenhiser
Kirk and Mary Evans
Honorable Thomas Eveland
Eye Care Associates
William and Evelyn Fischer
Gary and Carrol Flinchbaugh
Tom and Jo Anne Fogle
James and Lisa Fox
Waldo E. Frankenstein, D.O.
Nancy Frantzman
Mrs. Helen Frayer
Ed and June Fremody
Jack and Carole Fueslein
Dave and Fran Fuller
Divyakant B. Gandhi, M.D.
Cynthia Gauthier
Phil and Tracey Gensterblum
Keith and Ellen Gidner
Gerald G. and Virginia Gilbert
Marlin and Nadine Gloor
Jerry and Sue Goodrich
Mrs. Jan Goodwin
Judy and Dennis Gordeneer
Charles and LeAnn Green
Mr. and Mrs. William Groleau
Chuck and Jan Grundstrom
Gregg and Sue Guetschow
John and Mary Hall
Curtis and Elaine Hall
Mrs. Maxine R. Harag
Harmon Autoglass
Janet Harms
Mrs. Mary Harvey
Mike and Linda Harvey
Nora J. Haskins
Shirley Hayter
Jackie Herbruck
Jim and Margaret Hild
Bruce and Nancy Hindenach
Sherlyn Hogenson
Stanley and Esther Horn
Don and Joyce Hummel
Daniel and Sandra Husted
Marjorie Huva
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Isham
J-Ad Graphics
Henry E. Jarabek
Jay Lea Builders
Angela and David Jewell
Robert and Irene Jewett
Joe Montgomery Builders
Marian Johnson
Richard D. and Donna W. Johnson
Leonard and Donna Johnson
Yolanda and Warren Johnson
John D. Johnson Trust
Mr. and Mrs. William Johnston
Mrs. Charlotte Jones
Vernon and Elizabeth Jones
Ron and Diane Joppie
Robert K. Joppie
Dan and Bonnie Judd
Mr. and Mrs. Rod Kain
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kane
Wayne and Anna Mae Karn
Sherm and Marcie Kelley
Johanna Keyworth
John P. Kirylo, R.N.
Kiwanis Club of Charlotte
Bill and Dolores Kleinfelt
Laurie Knight
Mrs. Evelyn Koning
Linda Krawczyk
Jerry and Sharon Kubica
LAFCU
David and Barbara Lahr
James and Jenny Lamb
Lancaster Pollard
Lansing Community Newspapers
Bill and Twyla Landess
Ken Lantz
Martin and Sue Latchaw
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Lautzenheiser
Dianna and David Laverdiere
Jim and Jo Lehman
Marguerite Lehman
Val and Judy Liepins
Roger and Marilyn Line
John and Judy Locke
Juanita Lomax
David and Joan Lowe
Ellamarie A. Madsen
Peg Maguire
Terry and Debra Marquardt
Mr. John Marsh
Thomas and Madeline Martin
Sharon Marx
Betty M. Masters
Joyce Masters
Dean and Janet May
Linda McDiarmid
Scott and Kathy McLeod
Mr. and Mrs. Glenwood McNeil
Lloyd and Marilyn McPherson
Jeanne Mead
Beverly Meeder
Tammy and John Merritt
Michigan Health & Hospital Association
William A. Minidis
Debra and Dave Minzey
Mrs. Pat Mishler
Rich and Laura Mitterling
Robert and Joanne Mohre
Kenneth and Deborah Mohre
Timothy and Nancy Mohre
Nancy and Pedro Mondejar
Howard and Phyllis Moore
Beth Moore
Shirley Morris
Bettie J. Morrissey
Coy and Jean Morton
Ivan and Pat Mott
Richard and Jane Murdock
Dr. Mark and Deborah Nearing
Alouis and Ruth Nearing
Roger and Jane Nelson
Bill and Celeste Newhouse
John and Laurie Newland
Wade and Suzie Nichols
Gail J. Nunamaker and Carl R. Ellinger
Alan and Cherie Nutter
A. Dennis and Diane Olmstead
Robert and Yvonne Olson
Dennis and Ruth Orr
Randy and Laraine Owens
Dr. Mark and Kate Palazzolo
John M. Papranec
Jim and Diane Paquet
Amanda Pearsall
Amy Pennington
Mr. William Peters
Nellie and Jon Pfiester
Barb Piggott
Jerry and Nanette Podany
Pollack Glass Company
Luke and Stacy Potter
Mrs. Glenna Potter
Kimberly and Jay Poupard
Wanda L. Powell
Max and Mary Lou Powers
William and Cheryle Prahler
Dale and Coranne Pryor
Pam Randall
Richard A. and Shirley D. Rann
Michael and Carol Ranville
Rathbun Public Relations
Dr. David and Kristen Rawson
Mrs. Linda Rawson
Mr. Clyde Ray
Red Cedar Oncology
Larry and Barbara Reed
G. Nicklas and Lucy A. Reichert
George W. Riddle, Sr.
Robins & Morton Group
Dawn Rodman
Mrs. Marilyn Rogers
Steve and Pam Rohdy
Maxine Rohlfs
Karl Roll
John and Carol Rossio
Russell & Schrader Insurance Agency
Mr. Charles F. Schaefer II
Paul and Angela Schmidt
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Schroeder
Kathleen and Herb Schultz
Sherrie Schwartz
Dr. and Mrs. M. Peter Scibetta
Brad and Becky Scott
Gregg and Colette Scrimger
Marjorie Shaull
Ron Shilts
Carrie Shilts
Stephen and Susan Shook
Deborah and John Sidange
Max and Sandy Simpson
John and Phyllis Simpson
The Ski Loft
Robert and Colleen Small
Beverly A. Smith
Cheri and Deleski Smith
David and Linda Smith
Mark and Jeaneen Smuts
Craig and Cindy Snyder
Raymond and Justine Snyder
Neil and Marjorie Southworth
Don and Ann Sovey
Daniel and Kristine Sowles
Ken and Joyce Sparks
Ms. Betty J. Speaks
Clifford and Frances Spotts
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Herbert and Gladys Stacey
Joseph and LuAnn Stachnik
State Farm Insurance
Al and Maudie Startup
Lowell and Octavia Steward
Margaret Strang
Tim and Pam Strickland
William and Charlene Sutherland
Brenda Swanson
Jack and Susan Taylor
Dr. Ford and Laura Topping
Thrun Law Firm, P.C.
Trees ‘N Scapes, Inc.
John and Doreen Truba
A.G. Twitchell
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Vanbelois
Jason and Trystin Vanderstelt
Dan and Joanne Vanderstelt
Mr. and Mrs. Jim VanDorpe
Mrs. Patricia VanWormer
Gary and Helen Vedder
David M. Vierk
Sarah and Christopher Vogt
Kurt and Darlene Voigt
Glenn and Johanna Voorhorst
Larry and Roxie Walker
Linda and Phil Wallace
Jane Walters
Mrs. Julia Weaver
Dr. Lynn and Judy Weaver
Mr. Roy F. Weaver
Dennis Wertz
John and Lori Weseman - SIDCO Party Store
Kevin and Joy Whipple
Robert Whitaker
John and Elna Whiting
Owen and Judy Whitkopf
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wildern
Devon and Sarah Rachel Wiley
Marian L. Williams
Loretta Williams
James C. and Lola Wilson
Ron and Pam Wilson
Karen Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wirt
Rodney Wood
Dr. and Mrs. William Wright
Michele Yeo
Michelle and Eric Yoder
Deborah A. Zeis
ASPEN:
$600 – $999
Charles Archer
Jean Arps
James L. Baird
Juanita Blodgett
Lynda Blommer
Ms. Linda Bongiovanni
Shirley Carpenter
Ginny and David Chase
Dawn E. Christenson
Jane Clegg
Kent and Julie Coenen
Philip and Charlotte Conklin
William and Martha Cooper
Eric and Eva Crandall
Mr. Philip Cumberworth
Eagles Auxiliary Arie #3552
Eaton County Community Foundation
Jacqueline Egan
Karen Flemion
Joe and Jeanne Ghiardi
Fred and Judith Good
Joe and Shari Goodrich
Mary Goris
Deborah Granger
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gross
HGB Courtesy Volunteers
Caryl Hanley
Allan and Cindy Harvath
Connie Herr
Rosa Hickman
Georgina Hill
Rhonda Howard
Dr. and Mrs. Lee Howser
Ray Idalski
J.D. Small Studios, Inc.
Jamie Johnson
Don Jones
Beth Karr
Mrs. Britten Kelley
Arthur Leblanc
Bonnie Mathews
Terry and Louise McLane
Barbara Michalcewicz
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Monahan
Gene and Phillis Montgomery
Mrs. Violet E. Morrow
John Napier
Linda Olenzek
John and Barb Pardee
Mrs. Judy Peters
David H. and Christyne Powers
Mrs. Arlene Powers
Pray Family Fund of the Eaton County
Community Foundation
Pat and Alice Priesman
Rod and Karen Randall
Roger and Donna Reed
Mr. Larry Reynolds
Geoffrey and Diana Riddle
James and Julie Robertson
Cindy Robison
Mark and Carrie Rosekrans
Jeanne E. Scherrer
Ronald and Yvonne Seavolt
Rev. Father Denis R. Spitzley
Richard and Kitty Stanley
Harry and Dorene Stanton
David Starr
Gary and MaryAnn Sullivan
Ms. Ruth Trowbridge
Tim and Laurel Vagts
Mary Walrath
Fran Wirt
Lonnie J. and Grace M. Wolfe
Eldon and Carol Wright
REDWOOD:
$400 – $599
American Heart Association
David and Rosemary Bankhead
Frank and Pat Bonta
Randy and Kim Bruce
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Buhs
Burkhead-Green Funeral Home
Steve and Jenelle Bursley
Ms. Shelly Collins
DCMI-Dave Courey Media & Imaging
Keith E. Darin
Dan and Pat DeLeeuw
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Eishen
Robert and Sheila Hall
Duane and Sonja Hice
Kaleigh Jaeger-Hale and Aaron Hale
Andy and Susan Joostberns
Dr. Jerome and Wanda Koroniotis
Ken and Betty Lacy
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle J. Layer
Patricia Martin
Roger and Phyllis Michaud
Lee and Carol Monroe
Linda O’Brien
Ms. Cynthia Pritchard
Harry and Nell Schmidt
Gladys Seedorf
Steve and Deb Shaughnessy
Sandra and Lynn Slee
Pete and June Stults
Gerald Swiacki
Janie Tharp
Richard Thompson
Harper and Mandy Wildern
Steve and Pat Willard
Karri and Jeff Wills
Brandon and Katie Youngs
EBONY:
$200 – $399
Tim and Jodie Anderson
Ms. Jeanne Balawajder
Max and Virginia Baxter
Stanley Baxter
Duane and Traci Borgman
Carroll and Marilyn Briggs
Ms. Pam Brown
The Bucienski Family
Karen Croyle
Richard R. and Sharon L. Current
Mark and Jan Curtis
Daniel Investment Group, Inc.
Kyle Dillin
Mark Dryer
Ruth A. Ergen
Mark and Karen Ewing
Thomas and Charlene Finegan
Renee Finney
Dr. and Mrs. Christopher Flynn
Randall and Susan Fogle
Ed Folsom
Ms. Denise Ford
Gary and Janiece Frace
Chris and Kim Freiburger
Dr. Grace Gibbs
David and Christine Granning
Greater Lansing Tasters Guild
Mike and Pam Haman
Shirley Heisler
Jeff and Kristi Homan
Mrs. Lillian Howe
Adrian and Michelle Kiss
Mike and Becky Lord
Dr. Erica and Luke Magers
Ms. Hayley Merrill
Michigan Association of School Social
Workers State Board
James and Sandra Nagel
Ronald and Mary Nogas
Mrs. Christine Parker
Richard E. Parr
Peggy Jo Parrott
Ms. Phyllis Peavey
Shannon Perkins
Elaine Ripley
Steve and Mary Jo Scott
Dr. Rob and Erika Seiler
Julie Shaver
Melanie and David Shehan
Gloria Smith
Myles M. Smith Trust
Mrs. Jeannette Sommer
Sam and Pat Spagnuolo
Selma Tefft
Dana and Carla Tousley
Tunes Are Us
Richard and Adrene Wilford
Norman and Joan Wilmore
Jerome and Irene Wittkoski
SPRUCE:
$100 – $199
Dennis and Karen Barksdale
Jerry and Diane Baum
Mrs. Dotti Berkompas
Ms. Margaret C. Bignall
John and Connie Bobcik
Greg Bradford
Gordon and Susan Brown
Bruce and Shirley Bryan
Mel and Lisa Burke
M. Douglas and Marguerite Burkhead
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Cameron
Gerry and Shirley Campbell
Randy and Barb Carpenter
Charlotte Assembly of God
Catherine A. Childers
Kurt and Connie Chubner
Gloria Cole
Derek and Jessica Combs
Robert Cooper
Todd and Kim Cotton
Timothy and Lisa Daman
Garth and Penny David
George and Kathryn Delamater
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Flower
Joan B. Fosket
Charles and Joyce Frank
Chuck and Sandy Garrison
Grand Rapids Chair Co.
Ms. Cynthia G. Green
Kevin and Kelly Haley
Donna Halstead
Elmer and Marion Herbert
Kenneth and Sharon Hice
Darrell and Virginia Hicks
Dan and Staci Holmes
Rick and Paula Holzheuer
Jeanne Hudson
Bill and Jadine Jenkins
Tim and Sally Johnson
Mr. Randy Joppie
Howard and Katheryn Kane
Martha Jane Karlzen
Bruce and Liz Kiplinger
Rodney and Colleen Kirtland
Jeff and Margaret Kivisto
Kevin and Barbara Knott
LL Johnson Lumber
Richard and Faith Larson
Jeri Leiby
John and Aggie Lewis
Ms. Helen Lothamer
Ms. Sue A. Lyons
Jim and Judy MacInness
Mrs. Edna McDermid
Mr. Mark I. Menning
Michael and Jacalyn Miller
Douglas Moreau
Roger and Janice Newcomb
Mrs. Verda Nightengale
Tom and Della Pavlock
Sandra and Merlyn Place
Progressive Dynamics
QHR
Thomas and Kathy Rann
David and Kay Renault
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Rhoads
Roxanne Robertson, R.N.
Cooper Rush
Don and Sharon Schmidt
William and Helen Schneider
Luci and David Sharp
Roy and Krystal Simpson
Gregg and Cindy Sparks
The Charitable Giving Card Program of The
Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee
Robert and Marjorie Thrun
Mrs. Rachel Tuckey
Amy and Steve Usiak
Toby and Tina VanSyckle
Russ and Chris Visner
Sam Wallace
Wanda Wells
Mr. and Mrs. John Whitely, Jr.
Ms. Diane M. Williams
Charles E. and A. Bernell Wood
Tonnis and Bernadine Zomerman
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HOSPITAL
URGENT CARE &
CARDIO PULMONARY
REHAB
HGB Main Hospital
321 East Harris Street
Charlotte, Michigan
www.hgbhealth.com
(517) 543-1050
111 Building
111 Lansing Road
Charlotte, Michigan
123 Building
AL!VE
123 Lansing Road
Charlotte, Michigan
AL!VE
800 West Lawrence Street
Charlotte, Michigan
www.myalive.com
(517) 541-5805
321 East Harris Street • Charlotte, Michigan 48813 • www.hgbhealth.com
2013 Campus Physician and Services Directory
Family Practice
Charlotte Medical Group (123 Building)
Kimberly Johnson, M.D.
Erica Magers, M.D.
Jonathan Altman, M.D.
Family Care Specialists (111 Building)
Linda Chermak, M.D.
Todd Otten, M.D.
Family Medical Associates (111 Building)
James Balger, D.O.
Scot Randall, D.O. (111 Building)
Radiology
(517) 543-0600
Advanced Radiology
Mark Cimmerer, M.D.
David Rawson, D.O.
(517) 588-0001
(517) 543-5110
Services in Main Hospital
Ambulance Service
(517) 543-7720
(517) 541-5962
Internal Medicine
Charlotte Medical Group (123 Building)
Tony Marl, D.O.
Dorothy Mondejar, M.D.
Jack Cribb, D.O.
Emerald Medical Center
Ted Coy, M.D.
(517) 543-0600
(517) 541-1000
(517) 543-6555
Debbie Hallak, D.O.
(517) 543-7800
Gastroenterology
(517) 543-9501
Albert Ross, M.D.
John Walling Jr., D.O.
David Wiedemer, M.D.
(517) 543-9564
(517) 543-1050, ext. 1727
Emergency Department
911 or (517) 543-9508
Endoscopy Station
(517) 541-5833
Food and Nutrition
(517) 541-5909
HGB Heart Station
(517) 541-5840
Home Care
(517) 543-4182
Human Resources
(517) 543-9502
Care Station
(517) 541-5945
Laboratory
(517) 543-9505
Medical Records
(517) 543-1050, ext. 1397
Medical and Surgical Unit
(517) 543-1050, ext. 1303
Patient Financial Services
(517) 541-1969
(517) 541-5948
(517) 543-1050, ext. 1365
Urgent Care
517) 541-5935
Services at AL!VE
(517) 541-5800
(517) 541-5800, opt. 2
(physical, occupational and speech therapy)
JOURNEY: Women's Health Services
(517) 541-5805
(mammography, bone density, nurse consultations)
(517) 543-9563
Matthew Cohen, D.O. (123 Building)
MOVE: Fitness Center
(517) 543-9575
(cardio, strength and personal training, group exercise)
(517) 853-5576
Specialty Clinics (123 Building)
(517) 543-9500
Allergy: Ramesh Avula, M.D.
(517) 541-5954
Counseling: Tom Jones, M.S.W.
Dermatology: Ronald C. Miller, D.O.
Pain Management, Rehabilitative
Medicine & Acupuncture
Ear, Nose & Throat: Andrew Compton, M.D.
(517) 541-5954
Pulmonary and Sleep Medicine
(517) 541-5948
Nephrology: Rafael Javier, M.D.
Neurology: Cara Leahy, D.O.
Oncology: Carol Rapson, M.D.
Ophthalmology: Marcus Rhem, M.D.
Podiatry: Brian Goosen, D.P.M.
Orthopedics
HGB Orthopedics (123 Building)
John Flood, D.O.
Meredith Heisey, D.O.
William Truluck, D.O.
Diabetes Program
EMPOWER: Rehabilitation Services
Pain Management
C. Mohan Gera, M.D.
Guaresh Kashyap, M.D.
(517) 543-1050, ext. 1357
Surgery (Perioperative Services)
Obstetrics & Gynecology
Seneca Storm, M.D. (123 Building)
Cardio/Pulmonary Rehab
Respiratory Services
General Surgery
Charlotte Women's Health (111 Building)
Grace Gibbs, D.O.
Sandra Russell, D.O.
Robert Seiler, D.O.
911 or (517) 541-5912
(infusion, anticoagulation, pain management, Breast Care Center)
Internal Medicine & Pediatrics
Capital Area Surgeons (111 Building)
Jeffery Deppen, D.O.
Troy Ferguson, D.O.
Mark Jones, D.O.
Hugh Lindsey, M.D.
(517) 543-9511
(517) 543-7976
Psychology: Klaus Sauerbrey, E.D.D.
Rheumatology: Niti Thakur, M.D.
Urology
Joseph Mashni, M.D.
Rafid Yousif, M.D.
321 East Harris Street • Charlotte, Michigan 48813 • www.hgbhealth.com