CommunityReport - WellSpan Health

CommunityReport
2015
Focused
Letter to Our
Community
In 2015, WellSpan Good Samaritan Hospital experienced
many exciting changes — including the new affiliation
with WellSpan Health. As the new president of WellSpan
Good Samaritan Hospital, I am enthusiastic about working
alongside our many hardworking doctors, nurses, care
professionals and support staff to build an even healthier
Lebanon County.
WellSpan Good Samaritan Hospital has a long history with
generations of families in Lebanon County, and WellSpan is
committed to building on this solid foundation. A highlight
of recent successes include multiple awards recognizing
the hospital’s quality care, the continuation of important
community wellness programs and the opening of the
Sechler Family Cancer Center, which brings leading-edge,
integrated cancer care to our community.
We celebrate Bob Longo and his many years of service as president of The Good Samaritan Hospital.
His 32 years of dedication and leadership made it possible for Lebanon County residents to have
access to key services such as open heart surgery, wound care and many specialty services that
improve the lives of our friends and neighbors.
We thank you and everyone in Lebanon County for choosing WellSpan Good Samaritan as your
preferred provider of health care.
Thomas R. Harlow
Senior Vice President, WellSpan Health
President, WellSpan Good Samaritan Hospital
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Table of
Contents
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Letter to Our Community
3-4
Well Matched
5-6
A Team Approach to Health Care
7-8
Integrated Cancer Care Comes to Lebanon
9-10
Building a Healthier Community
11-12
A Year of Growth
13-15
Recognition for High-Quality Health Care
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Good Samaritan Hospital President Robert Longo Retires
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Leading Your Community Hospital
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Letter to Our Contributors
19-28
Founders Club
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WellSpan Good Samaritan Impact
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Locations Map
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Well
Matched
The Good Samaritan
Hospital joins
WellSpan Health
On July 1, 2015, The Good Samaritan
Hospital and WellSpan Health finalized an
affiliation that enabled Good Samaritan to
join WellSpan Health’s regional nonprofit
health system while enhancing the local
system of care in Lebanon County.
This affiliation will help improve health
care in Lebanon County and throughout
the WellSpan Health service area by jointly
recruiting physicians, sharing best practices,
improving patient access to needed services
and continuing efforts to deliver the highquality health care that patients deserve.
The affiliation followed nearly a year of
due diligence by both community boards
of directors and senior leaders and approval
by state and federal regulatory agencies.
A shared focus
WellSpan Health is a regional nonprofit
health care organization working to
support and enhance local systems of care
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in Lebanon, Lancaster, York and Adams
counties. WellSpan Health now comprises
more than 15,000 employees, more than
900 physicians and advanced-practice
clinicians in its multispecialty medical
group and more than 140 patient care
locations – including six respected
hospitals.
“We are delighted to have joined WellSpan
Health,” said Robert J. Longo, recently
retired president of WellSpan Good
Samaritan Hospital. “Our board was very
deliberate about working to select a partner
that shared our mission, vision and values.
Good Samaritan has an exemplary record
for quality patient care and high patient
satisfaction scores. In WellSpan, we have
a partner who will help us continue to
provide exceptional care in our community
and also has the strength and expertise
to navigate this era of change.”
“Under health care reform, we are
moving away from a system that primarily
treats those who are sick and injured
to one in which we actively work to
manage the health of populations,” said
Kevin Mosser, MD, president and CEO of
WellSpan Health. “Partnering with Good
Samaritan will help us in our efforts to
achieve the scale and efficiencies needed
to prepare our organization for the
requirements of transforming health
care in the future.”
WellSpan Good Samaritan Hospital
continues to be governed by a local
board of directors, including members of
the community and representatives from
WellSpan Health. The local board has a
formal relationship with the WellSpan
Health board of directors.
WellSpan’s organizational entities, which include
the WellSpan Medical Group, WellSpan Specialty
Services, WellSpan Ephrata Community Hospital,
WellSpan Gettysburg Hospital, WellSpan York
Hospital, Philhaven (which joined WellSpan in
January 2016) and three philanthropic foundations,
are governed pursuant to this structure. The
Good Samaritan Hospital Foundation supports
WellSpan’s health-related initiatives across
Lebanon County. Community-based philanthropic
foundations also exist in Lancaster, York and
Adams counties.
Committed to local communities
In addition to the affiliation with Good Samaritan,
WellSpan continues to grow through service
expansion and partnerships with other
organizations who share its commitment to
improving the health of local communities.
On Jan. 1, 2016, WellSpan and Philhaven –
the 14th largest mental and behavioral health
provider in the nation – finalized their affiliation,
which merged the region’s most complete
continuum of behavioral health services and
central Pennsylvania’s largest, most comprehensive
nonprofit health system. The merger will enhance
access to behavioral health care across central
Pennsylvania and improve care through the
integration of mental and physical health.
Through the affiliation, both WellSpan and
Philhaven are committed to developing a
behavioral health organization with diverse
levels of care, support for all patients, innovative
practices and positive outcomes. They also are
committed to developing local education and
training programs to attract future behavioral
health providers to the region.
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A Team Approach
to Health Care
Patient Centered Medical Homes shift focus from
treating illness to lifetime wellness
Health care in the United States is in the
midst of a dramatic transformation – from a
system focused primarily on treating individuals
when they are sick or injured to one focused
on keeping people healthy. As part of
WellSpan Health, WellSpan Good Samaritan
is introducing this approach to the Lebanon
County community.
The current health care system remains
primarily a fee-for-service model, where
hospitals, doctors and other health care
providers are reimbursed by patients, their
insurance companies or Medicare or Medicaid
for the services provided to patients.
WellSpan is moving toward a value-based
environment, where providers will increasingly
be reimbursed based on health care outcomes.
The increased focus on preventive care, as
well as health care quality and safety, not
only benefits patients but also may help
reduce unnecessary health care costs and
improve overall community health.
WellSpan’s approach to health care is centered
on partnering with communities and residents
to improve health by helping individuals to
not only get better but also to stay healthy.
At the heart of this approach is establishing
Patient Centered Medical Homes (PCMH)
through primary care practices. Nearly 30
WellSpan Medical Group primary care practices
have achieved PCMH status in York and
Adams counties, with several Lancaster
County practices expected to join their
ranks in the near future. Two of Good
Samaritan’s primary care practices have
PCMH status.
The PCMH designation is awarded by the
National Committee for Quality Assurance,
and earning it is difficult. Practices must adopt
cutting-edge techniques in pursuit of a
primary care triple aim: better population
health, better experience of care and
lower cost.
Through the PCMH, physicians and caregivers
work together with patients to achieve
optimal health. WellSpan’s success in
improving local communities of care in
Adams and Lancaster counties serves as
examples of what Lebanon County
residents can expect as a result of Good
Samaritan’s affiliation with WellSpan.
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FREDERICK
Improving Local Health Care in Communities
Across Central Pennsylvania
Lancaster County
Adams County
Since 2013, when Ephrata Community
Hospital became part of WellSpan Health, the
hospital has made long-term investments in
new specialists and health care infrastructure
and technology in Lancaster County. New
and expanded services now available in
Ephrata include:
WellSpan has increased access to health care
services and enhanced the quality of local
health care in Adams County since affiliating
with Gettysburg Hospital in 1999.
Enhancements include:
• Maternal fetal medicine/specialized care
for high-risk pregnancies.
• New cardiac treatment services.
• Neurology.
• Bariatrics/medical weight management.
• Urogynecology & gynecologic oncology.
• An expanded operating room at WellSpan
Ephrata Community Hospital.
• Several new ambulatory facilities, enhancing
local access to primary care, outpatient
surgery, rehabilitation, lab testing services,
diagnostic imaging and retail pharmacy.
• Cardiac catheterization services at WellSpan
Gettysburg Hospital.
• Expanded outpatient rehabilitation services.
• Enhanced local access to subspecialty care,
including neurology, neurosurgery,
behavioral health, cardiology, perinatology,
orthopedics, rheumatology, endocrinology
and urology.
• Enhanced access to radiation oncology at
WellSpan’s Adams Cancer Center.
• A new emergency department at WellSpan
Gettysburg Hospital.
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Integrated Cancer
Care Comes to
Lebanon
Sechler Family Cancer Center opens its doors
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Lebanon County’s first and only
comprehensive, integrated cancer center
opened its doors on Jan. 4. WellSpan Good
Samaritan Hospital’s new $13 million
Sechler Family Cancer Center offers
chemotherapy, infusion therapy and
radiation treatment, all under one roof.
The 22,000-square-foot facility also
includes offices for physicians, social
workers and dieticians, a pharmacy and
a laboratory. Future plans include
participation in clinical trials through an
affiliation with a major research hospital.
The oncology program at WellSpan Good
Samaritan provides about 6,000 treatments
per year. It saw 700 new patients in 2014.
The center’s goal is to make treatment
more seamless and convenient for cancer
patients, who have an average of 80
medical-related visits in the first year after
their diagnosis. An integrated comprehensive
cancer center such as Sechler can cut the
number of those visits in half because its
team of caregivers evaluate patients, plan
their care and work to coordinate visits at
the center. The center’s Lebanon location
also means less transportation time and
expense for patients and their families.
The oncology program at WellSpan Good
Samaritan is ranked in the top 1 percent
of cancer care practices in the state and
is certified by the Quality Oncology
Practice Initiative®, an affiliate of the
American Society of Clinical Oncology.
Plans for establishing the cancer center
have been in the works since 2007, starting
with research. In 2013, the hospital
received a $3 million Redevelopment
Assistance Capital Program grant from
the state. Other funding for the $13 million
cancer center included a $2 million
donation from Scott Sechler, owner of
Bell & Evans, Fredericksburg.
In addition to the Sechler Center in
Lebanon, WellSpan’s regional network
of cancer centers includes locations in
Gettysburg, Hanover, Ephrata and York.
Sechler Family Cancer Center
Lebanon County Cancer Facts
• Over age 50, the chances of being
diagnosed with cancer double.
• Approximately 500 Lebanon County
adults are diagnosed with some form
of cancer each year.
• Nearly 44 percent of men and 38
percent of women will develop
cancer in their lifetimes.
• In the first year of diagnosis, cancer
patients on average have up to 80
physician visits, treatments, lab and
pharmacy stops and other associated
visits.
Sechler Family Cancer Center physicians (L-R):
Ruben Perez, MD; Robbie Medbery, MD; Neenos Al-Noor, MD; and Karla Ludwig, MD
Waiting Room
True Beam linear accelerator
Spiritual Room
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Building a
Healthier
Community
Free educational events,
screenings and online resources
help Lebanon County residents
take charge of their health
With the goal of helping Lebanon County become a healthier,
stronger community, WellSpan Good Samaritan Hospital
provides a variety of tools and resources to help friends and
neighbors get well – and stay well.
WellLebanon.org, an online resource launched in 2015,
offers easy access to information about health screenings and
educational events in the community. The site focuses on the
most common health concerns in Lebanon County and is
designed to help visitors take charge of their health to prevent
and better manage chronic health conditions such as asthma,
diabetes and heart disease. In addition to information on local
wellness events, there are links to community resources and the
WellSpan health information library.
Insights into health risks
Preventive health screenings can help identify hidden health
risks and serve as a first step in early intervention to prevent
potential health conditions later in life. Understanding their
risks gives patients an important tool for working with their
doctor to set the course toward a healthier future.
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Each year, WellSpan Good Samaritan Hospital
holds hundreds of health screenings throughout
Lebanon County communities. In fact, in 2015
more than 385 screenings were held for glucose
and cholesterol alone. Other frequently offered
screenings include blood pressure, Body Mass
Index (BMI), physical therapy and vein issues.
In 2015, visitors to community fairs, expositions
and health events, such as the Women’s Expo,
Latino Health Fair and the 50+ Festival, have
benefited from free screenings. For many people,
the results are a first insight into the risks of
health problems such as diabetes and heart disease.
Caring for the heart
WellSpan Good Samaritan is committed to raising
awareness of the most common cardiac diseases and
providing important tips on how to reduce, manage
and even eliminate the risk of cardiovascular disease.
Each February, “Love Your Heart” programs focus on
the important topics of this killer disease, including
recognizing the symptoms of a heart attack, controlling
high blood pressure, heart-healthy cooking for the
whole family, designing an exercise program and
information on making appropriate lifestyle changes
to lower the risk of cardiovascular disease.
Support when you need it
Knowing that you are not alone in dealing with an
illness or emotional challenge can be empowering.
A support group can provide emotional
encouragement and an opportunity to share
experiences, invaluable in fighting a feeling of
isolation or being “different.”
Let’s get well, Lebanon
WellSpan Good Samaritan’s Diabetes SelfManagement Education Classes address topics
such as healthy eating, increasing activity, low
and high blood sugar, medicines, reducing risk of
complications, coping skills and meter use and
blood glucose testing.
Partnerships with wellness-focused community
organizations, such as the Lebanon Valley Family YMCA,
help deliver programs like the Farm-to-Table healthy
cooking demonstrations. The Healthy Steps program
offered at the Lebanon Valley Mall offers a climatecontrolled indoor environment that allows residents
to stay active regardless of the weather outside.
For children coping with the death of someone
important in their lives, the Rainbow Connection
program helps diminish the feelings of being alone
or misunderstood by offering opportunities to
share with peers who are also experiencing grief.
The free program helps them understand that
what they are feeling is normal, in a comfortable,
safe and fun atmosphere. Rainbow Connection is
offered several times a year to children ages 5-10
who have experienced a significant loss.
During National Prostate Health Month in September,
prostate cancer screenings and information sessions
help men, who are often reluctant to take preventive
measures with their own health, understand the risks
associated with the disease. In October, Breast Cancer
Awareness Month events underscore the importance
of regular mammograms and other preventive
measures. In November, Lung Cancer Awareness
Month programs raise awareness of lung health and
assist with smoking cessation.
Cancer Support groups are held throughout the
year and are open to cancer survivors and their
caregivers. These groups provide important
emotional support and encouragement and
include special education programs on nutrition
and emotional health along with Q&A sessions.
Those are just a few of the ways WellSpan Good
Samaritan Hospital connects with the community
outside of traditional health care settings. Programs
are offered year round and have a common purpose –
to help every resident reach their health goals and to
make Lebanon County a healthier place for all.
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A Year of Growth
New practices, physicians enhance services
to the Lebanon community
In addition to finalizing its affiliation with WellSpan Health and opening the doors to the new
Sechler Family Cancer Center, WellSpan Good Samaritan Hospital added new practices and
physicians in 2015 to better meet the needs of Lebanon County residents.
The physicians of Lebanon Orthopaedic Associates joined the WellSpan Medical Group in
September. “WellSpan is a leading health care organization that is committed to developing
our local system of care here in Lebanon County, and we share the vision that they have for
our community,” said Fotis Mystakas, MD, a founding member of Lebanon Orthopaedic
Associates, now called WellSpan Orthopedics.
In addition to Mystakas, the team of orthopedic surgeons includes Victor Faralli, MD; David
Overholt, MD; and Richard Slagle, MD. Zachary Geidel, MD, joined WellSpan Orthopedics in
Fall 2015, expanding the practice’s specialties to include sports medicine.
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Sreenath Joshi, MD
Olamide Odubogun, MD
Good Samaritan Pediatrics on Cornwall
Road in Lebanon welcomed Sreenath
Joshi, MD, and Olamide Odubogun, MD.
M. Scott Beltz, MD
David J. Cozzi, MD
at Yale New Haven Children’s
Hospital, New Haven, Conn.
Joshi completed a pediatric residency
at the Children’s Hospital of Cleveland
Clinic Cleveland, Ohio, as well as
residencies in Neonatal-Perinatal
Medicine, Pediatrics and Neonatology
and in Pediatric Gastroenterology in
the United Kingdom.
M. Scott Beltz, MD, a well-known
urologist in the Lebanon area, joined
Good Samaritan Urology Associates.
Beltz earned his medical degree
from Indiana University School of
Medicine and completed his
residency at The Penn State Milton
S. Hershey Medical Center.
Odubogun earned his medical degree
at the Penn State College of Medicine
in Hershey, and completed a residency
The addition of David J. Cozzi, DO, to
the Good Samaritan Digestive Health
Specialists physician team expanded
Qammar Abbas, MD
access to gastroenterology services
in Lebanon. Before joining Good
Samaritan Digestive Health Specialists,
Cozzi was a staff gastroenterologist
at St. John’s Hospital/Mercy Health
System in Springfield, Mo.
Qammar Abbas, MD, joined the
staff of Good Samaritan Pulmonary
Associates following the retirement
of Dr. Wilson Morris. Abbas comes
to the practice from Memorial
Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in
New York, where he was a critical
care medicine fellow.
MedExpress
In November 2015, WellSpan Health and MedExpress
Urgent Care announced a collaboration to
enhance the coordination of high-quality urgent
care with expert orthopedics, primary care and
other services for Lebanon County residents.
As part of the initiative, MedExpress coordinates
care with WellSpan Good Samaritan Hospital, the
locally based orthopedic surgeons of WellSpan
Orthopedics and other local physicians should
patients require additional services, while continuing
to respect patient choice. For example, patients
who experience an orthopedic injury will be able
to receive immediate attention at the MedExpress
Lebanon location with seamless, timely follow-up
care by one of five WellSpan orthopedic surgeons,
if necessary.
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Recognition for
High-Quality
Health Care
WellSpan Good Samaritan earns
awards and certifications
Awards and certifications underscore WellSpan Good Samaritan’s commitment to providing
high-quality health care to the communities it serves. Areas recognized in 2015 included
cardiac, stroke, wound care and maternity.
The American Heart Association
recognizes this hospital for achieving
85% or higher compliance with all
Get With The Guidelines® Heart
Failure Achievement Measures and
75% or higher compliance with five
or more Get With The Guidelines®
Stroke Quality Measures for two or
more consecutive years to improve
quality of patient care and outcomes.
2015 Get With The GuidelinesHeart Failure Gold Plus with Target:
Heart Failure
WellSpan Good Samaritan Hospital received the
Get With The Guidelines®–Heart Failure Gold-Plus
Quality Achievement Award for implementing
specific quality-improvement measures outlined
by the American Heart Association/American College of Cardiology Foundation’s secondary
prevention guidelines for patients with heart failure. The Get With The Guidelines
program aims to speed recovery and reduce hospital readmissions for heart failure
patients through educational tools, prevention programs and treatment guidelines.
Hospitals are required to meet criteria that improves medication adherence, provides
early follow-up care and coordination and enhances patient education.
WellSpan Good Samaritan also received the association’s Target: Heart Failure Honor Roll.
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The American Heart Association
and American Stroke Association
recognize this hospital for achieving
85% or higher compliance with all
Get With The Guidelines® Stroke
Achievement Measures and 75%
or higher compliance with five or
more Get With The Guidelines®
Stroke Quality Measures for 12
consecutive months to improve
quality of patient care and outcomes.
2015 Get With The GuidelinesStroke Silver Plus Quality
Achievement Award
WellSpan Good Samaritan Hospital received the
American Heart Association/American Stroke
Association’s Get With The Guidelines®-Stroke
Silver Plus Quality Achievement Award.
To earn the award, hospitals must achieve 85 percent or higher adherence to all Get With
The Guidelines-Stroke achievement indicators for at least 12 consecutive months and
during the same period achieve 75 percent or higher compliance with five of eight Get
With The Guidelines-Stroke Quality measures. The measures are designed with the goal
of speeding recovery and reducing death and disability for stroke patients. They focus on
appropriate use of guideline-based care for stroke patients, including aggressive use of
medications such as clot-busting and anti-clotting drugs, blood thinners and cholesterolreducing drugs, preventive action for deep vein thrombosis and smoking-cessation counseling.
Highmark Blue Shield Blue Distinction Center+ Cardiac Care
Blue Distinction® is a designation given by the Blue Cross and Blue Shield companies to
hospitals that deliver superior results for high-risk, high-cost procedures. In order to
become a Blue Distinction Center, a hospital must employ dedicated medical teams that
focus on particular areas of specialty care and demonstrate high clinical quality through
use of evidence-based care, proactive patient follow-up and quality improvement initiatives.
The designation identifies hospitals that are proven to provide superior results — such as
fewer complications and readmissions, shorter inpatient stays and better overall health
outcomes — for common but complicated (and costly) procedures.
Blue Distinction Centers+ represent hospitals that are 20 percent more cost efficient than
non-designated hospitals. WellSpan Good Samaritan was among the first hospitals in the
nation to receive the new designation level, which recognizes hospitals that deliver both
quality and cost-efficient specialty care. Blue Distinction Centers+ for Cardiac Care provide
a full range of cardiac care services, including inpatient cardiac care, cardiac rehabilitation,
cardiac catheterization and cardiac surgery (including coronary artery bypass graft surgery).
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Blue Distinction Centers (BDC) met overall quality measures for patient safety and outcomes, developed with input from the medical community. A Local Blue
Plan may require additional criteria for facilities located in its own service area; for details, contact your Local Blue Plan. Blue Distinction Centers+ (BDC+)
also met cost measures that address consumers’ need for affordable healthcare. Each facility’s cost of care is evaluated using data from its Local Blue Plan.
Facilities in CA, ID, NY, PA, and WA may lie in two Local Blue Plans’ areas, resulting in two evaluations for cost of care; and their own Local Blue Plans decide
whether one or both cost of care evaluation(s) must meet BDC+ national criteria. National criteria for BDC and BDC+ are displayed on www.bcbs.com.
Individual outcomes may vary. For details on a provider’s innetwork status or your own policy’s coverage, contact your Local Blue Plan and ask your
provider before making an appointment. Neither Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association nor any Blue Plans are responsible for noncovered charges or other
losses or damages resulting from Blue Distinction or other provider finder information or care received from Blue Distinction or other providers.
Highmark Blue Shield Blue Distinction Center+ Maternity Care
Highmark Blue Shield also recognized WellSpan Good Samaritan as a Blue
Distinction Center+ for Maternity Care. Health care facilities that earn the
designation demonstrate expertise and a commitment to quality care during the
delivery episode of care, which includes both vaginal and Cesarean section delivery.
NCQA Patient Centered Medical Home
Level 2 Certification
Good Samaritan Pediatrics and Good Samaritan West Cornwall Family Practice were
awarded the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) Patient Centered
Medical Home Level 2 Certification. The Patient Centered Medical Home (PCMH)
model of primary care combines teamwork and information technology to improve
care, improve patients’ experience and reduce costs. Medical homes foster ongoing
partnerships between patients and their personal clinician-led care teams that
coordinate treatment across the health care system. To receive recognition,
practices must demonstrate the ability to meet the program’s key elements
embodying characteristics of the medical home.
Pennsylvania Hospital Engagement Network Safety
Across the Board Excellence Award
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WellSpan Good Samaritan Hospital earned a “Safety Across the Board” Excellence
Award from the Pennsylvania Hospital Engagement Network. The award recognizes
achievement of exceptional performance with Partnership for Patients Program
goals of reducing preventable harm and readmissions. WellSpan Good Samaritan
was recognized in the areas of action planning and data submission for VTE (blood
clot) prevention and treatment measures.
Good Samaritan Hospital President
Robert Longo
Retires
Celebrating 32 years of service to
the hospital and the community
“After 32 years, I felt the time was right,” Longo said.
“The work was both challenging and rewarding. Good
Samaritan has been blessed with many wonderful
employees, physician partners and volunteers. I will
miss my daily interactions with so many wonderful
people who work hard every day to improve the health
of our patients and our community.”
Good Samaritan transformed in many ways to deliver
advanced services and to add new services that were
needed by the community. The hospital placed
diagnostic services at various locations throughout the
county to enable patients to gain convenient access to
tests close to home. As demand for physicians increased,
Good Samaritan created a multidisciplinary physician
network. In addition, a medical residency program
was established to help train the next generation of
physicians. Good Samaritan also built an outpatient
surgery center for patient convenience. When research
indicated that a wound care center was needed, Good
Samaritan stepped in to create a center so patients
could receive care within the county. Similarly, the
hospital opened the Sechler Family Cancer Center in
January 2016.
The Good Samaritan Hospital experienced many
changes over the course of Longo’s career. Most recently,
the hospital finalized an affiliation with WellSpan
Health. During Longo’s time with the hospital, the
former Lebanon Valley General Hospital (now the
WellSpan Hyman S. Caplan Pavilion) was acquired by
Good Samaritan.
In addition to his roles at Good Samaritan, Longo has
been an active leader in the community. He served on a
variety of boards, including the United Way of Lebanon
County, Lebanon Valley Chamber of Commerce and
the Lebanon Division of Fulton Bank. He also was
instrumental in the efforts to create the Community
Health Council of Lebanon County in the 1990s.
Longo managed the major expansion of the hospital
in 2004. The $46 million project doubled the size of
the hospital. The expansion enabled the hospital to
dramatically expand emergency services by building
a new 34-bed emergency room that manages care for
more than 50,000 patients annually. The hospital also
built the facilities needed to create a state-of-the-art
cardiac and vascular program that is ranked as one of
the nation’s best.
Before joining Good Samaritan, Longo worked for a
Philadelphia-based health care consulting firm. He
received a master’s degree from Northwestern
University, Kellogg School of Business and a bachelor’s
degree from Drexel University. Longo is also a Fellow in
the American College of Healthcare Executives.
Robert J. Longo retired from his position as senior
vice president of WellSpan Health and president of
The Good Samaritan Hospital on Dec. 31, 2015, after
serving The Good Samaritan Hospital and the Lebanon
community for 32 years. Prior to assuming the role of
president, which he held for 22 years, Longo served
as Good Samaritan’s chief financial officer for seven
years and chief operating officer for three years.
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Leading your
Community Hospital
Medical Staff Executive Committee 2015-2016
Bryan G. Pilkington, MD, President
Dennis J. Easter, MD, Vice President
Tyler S. Fugate, DO, Secretary
Paul Teiken, MD, Treasurer
Medicine
Francis J. Gallagher, MD, Chairman
Robert R. Schade, MD, Vice Chairman
Medical Staff Departments:
Obstetrics and Gynecology
Alexi E. Achenbach, MD, Chairwoman
Meaghan M. Shanahan, MD, Vice Chairwoman
Anesthesia
Gregory S. Wickey, MD, Chairman
Erik H. Zander, MD, Vice Chairman
Pediatrics
Gene P. Otto III, MD, Chairman
Randal H. Medzoyan, MD, Vice Chairman
Cardiovascular Medicine
Thomas M. Clemens, MD, Chairman
David C. Griffin, MD, Vice Chairman
Radiology
Stephen R. Whitmoyer, MD, Chairman
Oleg Leontiev, MD, Vice Chairman
Emergency Medicine
Marc M. Bonin, DO, Chairman
Eric F. Gajewski, DO, Vice Chairman
Surgery
Madhukar Patel, MD, Chairman
Justin Snyder, DO, Vice Chairman
Family Medicine
Daria Kovarikova, MD, Chairwoman
J. Byard Yoder, MD, Vice Chairman
Tamara J. Adams, MD, Member-At-Large
Jilian G. White, MD, Member-At-Large
Joseph Del Castillo, MD, Member-At-Large
Senior Management Team Board of Directors
Thomas R. Harlow, President
Kimberly A. Feeman, Chief Operating Officer
Jacquelyn M. Gould, Vice President, Patient
Care Services & Chief Nursing Officer
Robert D. Shaver, MD, Vice President, Medical
Affairs
Jason M. Trout, Vice President, Development
& Community Affairs
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John P. Welch, MD; Chair
Evelyn C. Colon
Paul R. DiGiacomo, MD
Donald H. Dreibelbis
Robert J. Funk, PE
Thomas R. Harlow
Robert P. Hoffman
Frederick C. Laurenzo
Kevin H. Mosser, MD
Kristen O’Shea
Robert J. Phillips
Bryan G. Pilkington, MD
Dennis L. Shalters
Galen G. Weaber
Frederick S. Wolfson, Esq.
Letter to our
Contributors
Throughout this community report you will learn about The
Good Samaritan Hospital’s affiliation with WellSpan Health,
which was finalized in July 2015. The benefits of this affiliation
are significant now and will make an even greater impact on
the health of Lebanon County in the future.
So what does our new affiliation mean to donors?
The decision to affiliate with WellSpan was based largely on
WellSpan’s commitment to local systems of care – providing
people with access to health care in the communities where
they live.
WellSpan’s commitment to serving local communities also
extends to philanthropy. All gifts given to the Good Samaritan
Hospital Foundation – including gifts directed for the benefit
of Good Samaritan in a will or estate plan – will stay in our
community and be used to expand programs, enhance care and
provide millions of dollars of free and uncompensated care for
those with an inability to pay.
As a nonprofit community hospital, WellSpan Good Samaritan
is dedicated to the health and well-being of every resident of
Lebanon County. That has been, and will continue to be, our
top priority.
Thank you for your support of WellSpan Good Samaritan
Hospital and for sharing our commitment to creating a healthier
Lebanon County.
With sincere appreciation,
Jason M. Trout
Vice President, Development and Community Affairs
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Founders Club
Visionary
Lifetime giving of $1 million
and above
*Robert L. and Gladys V. Miller
In loving memory of Antonino and
Maria Rosa Amato
by their family
Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Arnold
The Bishop Foundation
Helen Morris Estate
*Warren and Irene Boyer
Dan and Jan Morrissey
In memory of Henry R. Arnold
by *Mrs. Gladys J. Arnold
Rothermel L. Caplan Estate
*Mrs. Sadie Ostrow
Mrs. Anne and *John K. Bashore
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Redevelopment Assistance Capital
Program
PPL Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Bechtel
Herman L. Paul Jr. Estate
Beers and Hoffman, Ltd.
The Francis J. Dixon Foundation
Phillips Family Foundation
*Dr. C. Ray and Hilda Bell
The Good Samaritan Hospital Auxiliary
Kathleen B. Przybyla Estate
Bettie V. Bennetch Estate
Scott Sechler
Beatrice Reed Estate
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Bering
Leadership
Dr. and Mrs. William E. Schaeffer Jr.
In honor of Dr. Horst Bertram
by his family
Lifetime giving of
$500,000-$999,999
The Dr. Richard D. and Isabel G.
Schreiber Family Fund
*John and Judy Byler
Tom and Linda Siegel
The Julius H. Caplan Charity Foundation
Sodexo, Inc.
Frances E. Metz Estate
*Schaeffer and Alverna Specht
Bud and Joyce Mitstifer
Mary E. Spitler Estate
*William P. Zurick
Stanilla, Siegel and Maser
In memory of Robert F. Blecker
by Carol Blecker
Sustaining
Drs. Ramon and Nenita Suarez
In memory of Richard Blyler
by Darryl Loose
Lifetime giving of
$100,000-$499,999
Mildred Bachman Estate
Bayer Healthcare LLC
Mrs. Elisabeth Boyd
Charles Bressler Trust
Mrs. Becky and *David Broderic
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In honor of Sugar and *Les Etter
by Gerry Lenfest
Visiting Nurse Association
Foundation of Lebanon County
Mildred Bixler Estate
Blatt & Myers, Inc.
Bill Boger
Walter H. Weaber Sons, Inc.
Henry P. and *Margaret Bollinger
*John L. and C. Jeanette Witmer
Dr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Boogaard
In loving memory of Mina Yanney
Boscov’s Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Kendall R. Zinsser
Ray S. Bowman Estate
Benefactors
Gloria Boyer Estate
Florence Ericksen Estate
Lifetime giving of
$10,000-$99,999
William C. Freeman Trust
APR Supply
Fulton Bank – Lebanon Valley Division
A Friend of Hospice
Joe and Sandi Mesics
A. H. Moyer, Inc.
Mr. Frederick C. Laurenzo
ALCOA Foundation
Lebanon Cardiology Associates
Albert A. Alley, MD
Lebanon Valley Sertoma Club
In memory of Josephine Annibali
by Mary Flamini
*Deceased
In loving memory of Mrs. Laura
Helms Bickel
by her daughter, *Mrs. Elizabeth
Bickel Boyer
Jan L. Boyer
Mary E. Boyer Estate
Steph and Michele Boyer
William S. Bushnell Trust
Butler Manufacturing Company
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Caplan
In memory of Hyman S. Caplan
by the Caplan Family
*Mr. and Mrs. Hyman S. Caplan
Bill and Denyse Carpenter
Victor and Mary Flamini
Richard B. Carroll Sr.
In memory of Gladys “Connie”
Carroll, Wife, and Richard B.
Carroll Jr., Son
First National Bank of Fredericksburg
Edward and Carol Checket
*Mr. and Mrs. Willis R. Christman
In memory of Mildred E. Clemens
by husband, *Ralph W. “Pat”
Clemens Jr.
In memory of Mildred G. Clemens
by son, *Ralph W. “Pat” Clemens Jr.
In memory of Ralph W. “Pat” Clemens Sr.
by son, *Ralph W. “Pat” Clemens, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Clemens
Joseph P. Coffey and Family
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Freer
Fresh Creative
In memory of Marian E. Frie
by her family Gordon, Ruth and
Stephen Goebel
In memory of Arthur Funk
by Arthur Funk and Sons, Inc.
David H. and Laurie R. C. Funk
Thomas and Doreen Garman
In memory of Nancy E. Gettle
by Carl “Jim” Gettle and Family
Gill Rock Drill Company, Inc.
Stephen G. Hunsicker and Phyllis M.
Hunsicker
In honor of Dolly Iannicelli
by Kathy and Gary Andrews and
Alicia Thomas
Mark and Molly Jacobson
Jonestown Bank and Trust Co.
Jane and *John W. Juppenlatz Jr.
Mrs. Shirley A. Karinch
In memory of John and Anna Kasales
by Dr. C.J. Kasales
*Stewart and Cordelia Klopp
In honor of Jo Anne Knight
by Conrad Knight and Marilyn T.
Knight
Colortech, Inc. and Employees
In memory of Elva Ginder
by Harold Ginder
James and *Margaret Connell
Mrs. Elizabeth and *Darwin G. Glick
Father Michael Barrett Council 9875
Knights of Columbus
St. Paul the Apostle Parish,
Annville, PA
In memory of Margaret L. Connell
by Rita M. McInnis - Graham
Glick, Stanilla and Siegel
Mrs. Arlene M. Kohr
Jay and Jackie Gould
Kountry Kraft, Inc.
Edith A. Graeff Estate
Clarence Kramer Trust
Emma Coover Estate
Gravel Hill United Methodist
Church, Palmyra
Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Kreamer
Cornwell Door Service
Mr. Mike Groff
Dr. John C. and Mrs. Elizabeth M. Darrell
*Mr. and Mrs. Abe Grosky
In loving memory of Mary Ellen Kurtz
by husband, *Leon and son, Cedric
Dr. William R. Davidson, Jr.
Mrs. Marsha and *Dr. Murray B.
Grosky
In memory of Frances K. Layser
by Donald K. Layser
John and Maggie Gross
In memory of Richard K. Lear
by *Sara Lear
Ernestine E. Connelly Estate
Dr. and Mrs. F. Donald Coopey
*Henry and Erla Deck
Dr. and Mrs. Paul R. DiGiacomo
Frank and Elsie Dixon
Douglas S. Dohner
In memory of Mr. and Mrs. Jonas P.
Donmoyer
by Ruth Dietz and Jeff Bohn
Dr. Raymond and Marie Dorsch
Don and Beckie Dreibelbis
In memory of Evelyn Moyer Dunkelberger
by Janet and Eli Caplan and son, Sloan
*J. Luella Dunn
Dr. and Mrs. Roberto DyReyes
Egli, Reilly, Wolfson, Sheffey and Schrum
Dr. and Mrs. Victor J. Faralli
Dr. and Mrs. George E. Fava
Kim and Scot Feeman
The GSH/ HCP Radiology Departments
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Kuhn
Dr. and Mrs. William F. Hallahan
Lebanon County Health Facilities
Authority
The Stu Hanford Family
Lebanon County Kidney Foundation
Carrie Hartman Estate
Lebanon County Medical Society
Dr. and Mrs. Stuart A. Hartman
The Lebanon Daily News
Hear/Say Fund, Inc.
Lebanon Federal Credit Union
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Heberling
Lebanon Imaging Associates
Frank and Joan Heilman, Donough
Pharmacy, Inc.
Lebanon Mutual Foundation
Bill and Mary Ellen Hendrick
The Hershey Company
Hershey-Palmyra Sertoma Club
Mr. and Mrs. William Hissner
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin C. Hostetter
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Houser
Lebanon Paint and Wallpaper, Inc.
Lebanon Valley Family Medicine
In loving memory of Georgianna E.
Leffler
by the Leffler Family
Lesher Mack
Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Lesher Jr.
Mrs. Marion L. Lesher
*Deceased
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Reilly, Wolfson, Sheffey, Schrum and
Lundberg
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Lillie
Dale and Betsy Reppert
Dr. and Mrs. Theodore K. Long
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Repasch
Bob and Sue Longo
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Trautman
LV Ceiling and Partition Company
In memory of Travis Reside
by the Kim Karate School of
Lebanon
Major League Screen Printing &
Embroidery, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richards and
Family
Gustav and Irene Uhlig Trust
Joseph T. Mark Estate
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Roda
Herbert R. Markey Estate
*Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Rohrer
In memory of Betsy Umberger-Wolfe, RN
by Mark E. and Lori R. Folk
Daniel and Beverly Martel
Rohland and Clauser Funeral Homes
WLBR/WQIC Radio
Gary and Lucinda Matthew
In memory of Lester and Hannah Royer
by the Kenneth Royer Family
*Mr. and Mrs. Russel S. Wagner
*Orpha B. and James E. Templin
Stephanie, Kristin and John P.
Thompson Jr.
Jason and Beth Trout
UPMC Health Plan
Grace U. Sanders Estate
In honor of Hannah Walters Bomberger
from her daughter, Alice K. Savastio
Dr. and Mrs. William E. Schaeffer Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. John P. Welch
Dr. and Mrs. Jack N. Sees Jr.
The Wenger Foundation, Inc.
Dennis and Karen Shalters
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Wengert
The Medicine Shoppe Pharmacy
Ben and Sue Shankroff
Marie and *John E. Wengert
Met Ed A FirstEnergy Company
*Marjorie A. Sharkey
Wengert’s Dairy
Mary Minich Estate
Mr. and Mrs. G. Earl Shertzer
Mrs. Jane and *E. D. Williams Jr.
Earl M. Mitchell Memorial Foundation
Ada F. Shoemaker Estate
Dan and Marcia Murray
William and Mary Lynne Mulligan
In memory of Gerald F. Simmermon, MD
by Lebanon Anesthesia Associates,
LTD.
Winer, Harvey and Pilkington
Surgical Associates
Ruth and *Otis S. Oliver
Simone Associates
Owen Healthcare
Virginia and Edward Sinkovitz
In memory of Seely B. Patterson
by *Mrs. Adelaide T. Patterson
Dr. and Mrs. Earl J. Snyder
V. Louise Mattingly
*Roy J. and Pru McMindes
Medical Imaging Consultants, Ltd.
Medical Staff of WellSpan Good
Samaritan Hospital
Dr. and Mrs. Edward Paul
Pennsy Supply, Inc.
Dr. Ruben Perez
Phillips Office Solutions
Dr. and Mrs. Peter P. Phillips Jr.
In memory of Robert J. Phillips Sr.
by Robert J. Phillips
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Phillips III
In memory of Schaeffer Specht
Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Lesher Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick S. Wolfson
In memory of Isadore H. Wolfson
by the Caplan Family
In memory of Isadore H. Wolfson
by Walter H. Weaber Sons, Inc.
Woodmaster’s Cabinetry, Inc.
*Dr. Suzanne H. and William H. Worrilow
In memory of H. Raymond Stadiem
by WLBR/WQIC Radio
In honor of Abraham Yarus
by Lance Owen Yarus, DO
Linda and Tom Starry
In memory of Dr. and Mrs. Franklin
Zimmerman, Sr., Margaret Zimmerman
and Mary Zimmerman Fetter
by Anna Zimmerman Reath
Steckbeck Engineering
Tom and Carol Stewart, Stewart
Masonry, Inc.
*E. Peter and Mary Jean Strickler
Zinn Insurance
Partners
Lifetime giving of $5,000-$9,999
Bonnie L. Pietruch
In honor of Strickler Insurance Employees
by Strickler Insurance Agency, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Bryan G. Pilkington
Sting Communications
88th Infantry Division Association
R. M. Kline, MD, President
*Edward J. Pushnik
Pat and Joann Sullivan
Stephanie Andreozzi, DPT
Louise Rance Estate
Rick and Kim
Austin and Aidan Sullivan
Annville Family Practice, PC
Beatrice Reed Estate
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*Dr. L. M. and Jeanette Tanner
In memory of Rose A. Light
by *Dr. F. W. Light Jr.
*Deceased
Sunset Design & Landscaping, Inc.,
Joseph J. Zidik, Owner
In memory of Kenneth M. Fidler Sr.
and Reynold C. Artz
by Daryl, Karen and Ashley Artz
Kathryn J. Hostetter Estate
Mary E. Pulaski Estate
Nancy W. Ingham
Betty J. Ressler
Marlin Aungst Estate
Mrs. Jean and *William W. Klatchko, MD
*Mrs. Ruth A. Rohland
Dr. and Mrs. Vincent R. Avallone
Kathleen and Richard Klick
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Rothermel
*Dr. and Mrs. Horst Bertram
Oscar E. Knapp Estate
Jean E. Royer
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis A. Books
Bill Kolovani
*Arbelyn Wilder Sansone
HA Boyd Volkswagen
John and Ina Krick
Sayson Rim Medical Associates
Senator and Mrs. David J. Brightbill
Ladd Hanford Motors
Scot and Holli Brown
Mrs. Dolores Leedy
In memory of Jack Schropp
by *Mrs. Rosemary Schropp
In honor of George and Dora Burgner
by daughter Sharon Burgner
*Fannie Light
Cardiac Rehabilitation Committee
*D. Clark and Edna L. Carmean
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Coleman
In memory of Margaret L. Connell
by First Consulting Group
*Mr. and Mrs. Walter Light
Willard L. Light
Connie Sheaffer
Janet M. Simpson, RN
Rick L. and Kelly S. Smith
Dr. Karla Ludwig
South Central PA Area Health
Education Center
Mrs. Laureen M. Lyter
*Dr. and Mrs. Harvey B. Snyder
M & T Bank
In memory of Mr. and Mrs. Harry J.
Sotzin
Mrs. Micki and *Dr. Afrodisio N.
Nucum
Frederick and Susan Davis
Mrs. Lois J. Mease
In memory of Jackson DeHart
by Mrs. Gladys DeHart
Mrs. Shirley Mease Achenbach and
*Earl Mease
In memory of Andrew J. and Ethel M.
Dietrich
by Mary Ellen Dietrich
*Betty and Arlington Meily
Susquehanna Bank
*Charles H. and Lydia S. Miller
*Dr. and Mrs. Stanley C. Suter
John and Patty Donley
In memory of Neldene Miller
by John E. Miller
In loving memory of our sister,
Patricia Thome
by Jon and Judy Albright
Ebenezer Football “Players in Pink”
In memory of Lawrence A. Eiben
by *Mrs. Rita Eiben
In honor of Ephraim and Dorothy Erb Sr.
John 3:16
David J. Evans Estate
Ewing Cole Cherry
Edna M. Mullin Estate
Mrs. Micki and *Dr. Afrodisio N.
Nucum
In memory of Mr. and Mrs. Baldomero
Nucum
by Mrs. Micki and *Dr. Afrodisio
N. Nucum
Dr. and Mrs. Leonard P. Ferrara
In memory of Bienvenido, Carlos
and Ellen
by Mrs. Micki and *Dr. Afrodisio
N. Nucum
Mr. Dale Goodwin
Odyssey Pharmaceutical
Kathy Grose, Supervisor, Grose
Funeral Home
Miss Shirley V. Orner
Eva E. Fahr Estate
In memory of Luella Habecker
by Clyde Habecker
*A.L. “Jim” Hanford, III
Harpel’s, Inc.
Hauck Manufacturing Company
Mr. Robert P. Hoffman
In memory of Andrew John Hostetter
by Dr. and Mrs. Abram M. Hostetter
Thomas C. Overholt and Abby
Griffin-Overholt
PRL, Inc.
Barbara M. Patterson
Mrs. Mildred and *Lee D. Peiffer
Larry and Diana Phillips
with appreciation to John C.
Darrell, M.D.
by Ed and Lynn Phillips
Stevens & Lee
Thompson Funeral Home, Inc.
In memory of David M. Umberger
by parents, Florence and Don
Umberger
Wal Mart Stores, Inc.
Mrs. Jeanette S. Walter
Miles T. Weaber and Sons, Inc.
In memory of Walter H. Weaber
Walter H. Weaber Sons
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth N. Weaver
Weis Markets, Inc.
Mr. Clifford and *Mary Ellen Wengert
In memory of Betsy Umberger Wolfe
by her friends
Women’s Health Center of Lebanon, Ltd.
Glenn and Donna Worcester
Jeffrey A. Yocum, DO
*Deceased
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Associates
Patrick Bollinger
Lifetime Giving of $1,000 - $4,999
Kevin and Louanne Boltz
Aflac
Nellie J. Boltz Estate
Allied Health Science Class of the
Lebanon County Career & Technology
Center
Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Bomberger
In memory of Hyman S. Caplan
by Carolina Maiden Corporation
In memory of Hyman S. Caplan
by Norman Weil Textiles, Inc.
and the Estate of Norman Weil
Sarah L. Allwein
In memory of Harry and Catharine
Bomberger
by Richard K. and Ruth A. Rohland
Vic and Mary Anne Allwein
Lois Bomberger
William P. Allwein
Judy and Tim Bomberger
In memory of Kathryn Carlson
by *Russell L. Carlson
Mrs. Iris B. Alster
Mrs. June Bomgardner
Janice Carpenter
Alex Andreozzi
In memory of Howard C. Boose
by his Family
Robert Carter
Annville Cleona Lions Club
ASK Foods
Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Balogh Jr.
Mr. Larry Barber
Mrs. Martina Barnhart
Edward Barry
Frances K. Bordner
Dr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Bott
G. F. Bowman, Inc.
Mary Bowman
Dave and Pam Boyer
Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Barton
In memory of A. Beverly Brankowitz
by William R. Brankowitz
In memory of Archie Battistelli, Sr.
by Mr. and Mrs. Donald Battistelli
Breidigan
Dawn, Casey, Tim
Pat and *Archie Battistelli
Brentwood Industries
Dr. Robert A. Bazewicz
Brightbill Body Works
Gwendolyn and Brian Beard
Brinjac Engineering
R. Hart Beaver
Dr. and Mrs. Earl H. Brinser, Jr.
Beck Family Trust
In memory of J. Paul Bronstein
by anonymous
Harold G. Beckley
Beers, Schillaci & Hoffman, Ltd.
Mr. and Mrs. David Behney
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Behney
Tanya M. Belair
David and Shirley Bender
In memory of William Bensing
by Ms. Lorraine Cabell
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In memory of Hyman S. Caplan
by *Rothermel L. Caplan
In memory of John E. Carlson
by *Russell L. Carlson
Michele Chang
Chapman Ford Lincoln Mercury, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Christ
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Clark
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Clark
Mr. and Mrs. Rick L. Clay
Coldwell Banker Select Professionals
Comprehensive Pharmacy Services
In memory of Margaret L. Connell
by Carlisle Hospital and Health
Services
In memory of Margaret L. Connell
by Craven Medical Center
In memory of Margaret L. Connell
by Greater Baltimore Medical
Center
Carrie Bucher Estate
In memory of Margaret L. Connell
by William M. Mercer
Cynthia Bucher
In memory of Margaret L. Connell
by Stockham Financial Services, Inc.
Mrs. Pauline Bucher
Ken Buckwalter
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bullock
Bureau of Account Management
Paul Burkhart
Dr. and Mrs. George H. Conner
Cornwall Manor
Country Cruisers of Lebanon County
Country Fare
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Cousins
Mr. Terry L. Bergman
Mrs. Lucille and *David Byerly
Eva J. Bering
C. L. Sturkey, Inc.
In memory of Paul Cress
by Mrs. Hannah Cress
Bhavana World Project, Inc.
Mary C. Caballero Estate
Crothall Healthcare, Inc.
Dr. Dale E. Bieber
Michele and Brian Calvert
Curtis Bay Energy
Lisa M. Black
Jean E. Campbell
Edward and Kathy Cuthie
John Bleistein
Candoris Technologies
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Czajkowski
*Richard F. Blyler, Lebanon Mobilefone
Capital Blue Cross
Richard and Mary Daub
*Deceased
Harriet S. and *Philip S. Davis
Mr. and Mrs. James K. Davis
Dr. Thomas S. Davis
Donald Deibert
Bonnie Derr
In memory of Anthony B. Devitz
by Mrs. Lucille M. Devitz
In memory of Leslie Ellsworth
by Mrs. Barbara Ellsworth
Elstonville Sportsman’s Association
Emergency Health Services Federation
*Ephraim Erb Sr.
Evangelical Community Hospital
*Samuel D. Evans
Maureen Garrigan
Jacqueline Geddis
LeRoy Geesaman
In memory of Guy G. Geller &
Barbara S. Geller
by the Estate of Guy G. Geller
Geller Real Estate Company
Dr. and Mrs. Narendra V. Dhaduk
Everite Knitting Mills and Employees
General Electric Environmental
Services, Inc.
Joseph DiBlasio, DDS
Fairview Golf Course
General Medical Corporation
*Erma G. Dice
Mr. and Mrs. Roger M. Felty
Timothy and Patricia George
Dr. Karen McMillen Dielmann
In memory of Charles Fields
by Mrs. Romaine Fields
Stanley Gerst
Jay and Frances Dietrich
Frank Dilger
Dr. Baltazar T. and *Anna Dinulos
Joyce A. Dissinger
Mrs. Dorothy E. Ditzler
Diversified Clinical Services
Mr. and Mrs. C. Ben Dohner
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dower
Tiffany Downs
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Druckman
E & E Metal Fab, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Eagleson
Richard T. Early
Mrs. Sarah R. Early in appreciation
for her excellent care by the GSHS
Staff
Linda Ebright
*Charles H. Eckman
Mrs. Polly C. Ehrgood
Betty and *A. Dale Eiceman
Cindy Eisenhauer
Robert J. and Robyne M. Eisenhauer
Doug Eiserman
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Elder
In memory of Amos J. Ellenberger
by Pauline E. Ellenberger
In memory of Arthur F. Ellinger
by Mrs. Romaine E. Ellinger and
Family
Jim and Joanne Fies
Mary Jo Fies
Mr. David P. Finger
In honor of D. B. Fisher & Effie G.
Fisher
from The Fisher Family
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse K. Fisher
Miriam F. Fisher
Ruth Fisher
Freed’s Flooring
Ginny and Rick Follett
Joan Gill
Dennis L. Gingrich, MD
Mrs. Geneva B. Gingrich
Jed H. Gingrich Insurance Agency
Ken and Patti Gingrich
Milton Gingrich
Drs. Martin and Robin Gish
D. John and Carol Grace
Grant Thornton LLC
Dr. and Mrs. David C. Griffin
*Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Folmer
In memory of E. John Griffiths
by Diane Griffiths
The Foundation for Enhancing
Communities
Richard and June Grimes
Sara Ann Frantz
Fredericksburg Community Health
Center
Roger Grimes Jr.
Clifford Groff
In memory of Mina C. Grosky
*Mr. and Mrs. Raymond T. Frey Sr.
Mrs. Debra Gross
A friend of the GSH
GSH Home Med Care
Anita and Gene Fuhrman
In honor of GSH Volunteers
by *Miss Beulah M. Grove
Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Fuld
Bob and Maureen Funk
In honor of GSH Volunteers
by Barbara A. Weidman
Mr. and Mrs. Henry N. Funk
H.A.L.T. Group
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Funk
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Hackman
Dennis and Mary Ann Galli
*Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey L. Hanford, Jr.
Richard H. Gans
Hanger Prosthetics & Orthotics
Garcia, Garman & Shea, PC
Joel Harter
Mrs. Christine M. Gardiner
Mrs. Susan and *Dr. Samuel A.
Hartman II
Denise M. Garman
*Deceased
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Margaret Hatt
Mr. Hugh E. Hummel
Rodney and Betty Kleinfelter
Susan Hauck
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Hunter
Mrs. Anna Kathryn Klett
Dr. Anne and Mr. Dan Hayes
IN GROUP
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Klim
J. Harold Heagy
IVRI
Mrs. Louise and *John Heagy
*Mr. and Mrs. John Iannicelli
In memory of Stewart M. Klopp
by *Mrs. Cordelia S. Klopp
Mr. Enos B. Heisey
Rev. Thomas H. Jackman
In memory of Peggy Ann Heck
by her daughter
*Mrs. Helen R. and John A. Jackson Jr.
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Heiligman
In loving memory of Phyllis M.
Henderson
by daughters: Maxine H. Gerrity,
Bernadine M. Huston, Mary K.
Wilkens
Raymond N. Herb Sr.
Herb Sheet Metal
Mrs. Barbara and *Erwin Herschkowitz
Hershey Foods Corporation
Hershey Foods Corporation
Executive Award of Excellence
Program
Barbara J. and Glenn I. Hess
Paul and Connie Hess
in honor of our daughter Nikki and
all the members of our military
*E. Priscilla Hess
*Mary Jane Hicks
Highmark
Frank and Jane Hill
Hoaster Gebhard
Hobart’s of Hershey, *Mr. and Mrs.
Hobart Umberger
Mrs. Faithe Hoffman
G. Hoffman
Dr. and Mrs. Richard R. Hoffman Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald I. Hoover
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Horowitz
Jay M. Horst and Mark Randolph Tice
In memory of Isaac M. Hostetter
by David L. Hostetter
Nancy A. Huber
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hummel
Fred and *Diane Hummel
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*Deceased
Carolyn Koehler
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick D. Koons
Mr. and Mrs. Philippe Jallon
In memory of Madlyn L. Koons
by Victor E. Koons
Mr. Robert F. and *Beverly James
Daria Kovarikova
Mary S. Jennings
Krall Communications
Ellen Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Keith G. Kreamer
Mr. William E. Johnson
In memory of Mark R. Kreider
by *Alberta R. Kreider
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Kalata
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Kasprzak
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Kearns
Dawn Kearney
Thomas C. Kristovensky
Mrs. Jean and *Robert W. Krum
Martha M. Kunkle
Kathryn Keath
Lacour Painting, Inc.
Deb and Howard Horst
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Keener
Michael and *Rita Lahr
Dr. and Mrs. James M. Keiter
Lebanon Building Supply Company
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Keith
Lebanon County Multiple Listing
Services, Inc.
In memory of Stephen E. Kelker, DDS
by the Lebanon County Dental
Society
Lebanon Emergency Physicians
Keller Brothers Ford
Lebanon Internal Medicine
Associates, P.C.
Drs. James and Julie Keller
Lebanon Lions Club, City of Lebanon
Robert McFarland Keller
Lebanon OB-Gyn Associates
Gen. and Mrs. Bruce E. Kendall
Lebanon Seaboard
Mrs. Vivian V. Kennedy
Lebanon Valley Family YMCA
Drs. W. David and Carolyn Kent and
Family
Lebanon Valley Golf Club
Kercher Industries, Inc.
Mr. Charles Kern Jr.
John Lehman
*Evelyn K. Leib
Colin Paul Kerr, MD
Doug and Annette Leiby
Leiby’s, Inc.
Howard Kessler
Katherine Murray Leisure, MD
Kiebort Quality Products, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lepone
Dr. Roger and Libby Kimber
Mr. Andrew Levendis
In memory of Nathan P. King
by Leesa Troy King
Erma J. Light
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kise
Dr. Barbara Ann Klatchko
Herbert Light
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Light
Ralph Light
Lincoln Financial
Mrs. Sandy Linebaugh
In memory of Susan Esther Lingle
by Robert L. and Anita S. Wagner
Kristi Lingle
Wayne B. Lingle
Lions District 14D
Milan Lipensky
In memory of my father, Earl B.
Mease, and brother, Steven G.
Mease,
by *E. Michael Mease
Navy Club of Lebanon Home
Association
The Medzoyan Family
Holly Nelson
Richard Shaffer, Mello Vending
Company, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Neugebauer
Dr. and Mrs. Howard B. Melnick
Members 1st Federal Credit Union
Dr. and Mrs. John D. Menser
Mr. Russell and *Betty Neiswender
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Nissley
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin R. Noll
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney A. Noll
Meridian Bank
Northern Lebanon Junior-Senior
High School “Have a Heart Fund”
Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation, Inc.
Northwest Savings Bank
Dr. and Mrs. John J. Messmer
Stephen O’Kane
Mr. and Mrs. Justin Mierzwicki
Mrs. Theresa J. Olinger-Hummel
Julie Miksit
Mrs. Merle and *Clarence Otto
Mrs. Bertie Miller
Outlooks for Hair
Lester and Carolyn Longenecker
Dr. and Mrs. Carl S. Miller
Owens & Minor
Steve Lowe
*Edna E. Miller
Jane Owsiak
Mrs. Elizabeth and *Dr. Daniel S. Lukas
Mrs. Marilynn and *Richard L. Miller Sr.
PA Natural Chicks
Sheryl Lutz-Snyder
*Mrs. Martha I. Miller
P.J. Valves, Inc.
Lori J. Machara
In memory of Betty A. Miller
by husband Richard S. Miller
PMA Insurance
Stephen D. Lockey III, MD
In memory of John Lohrer
by the Lebanon Valley Slow
Pitch League
Mike and Debbie Long
In memory of Floyd E. Long
by Glenn Long and Family
Cynthia Malizia
Mrs. Eve and *Senator Clarence
Manbeck
Timothy and Laurie Miller and Sons
Wendy S. Miller
Palmyra Jaycees, Inc.
Mrs. Christalla G. Papson
Dr. and Mrs. Madhukar R. Patel
Kenneth E. Mann
Gregg and Sandra Minnick
Dr. Michael S. Marrone
Dr. and Mrs. John Moffitt
*Samuel Marshall
Tammy Montalvo
In memory of Doris Masemore
by Mr. and Mrs. Richard C.
Masemore and Carol Masemore
Marion Moore
In memory of George Lieuallen Patrick
by Mrs. Edith M. Patrick
Drs. Francisco and Nilda Morales
Mrs. Linda Patrick
In memory of Richard C. Masemore
by Mrs. Iva Masemore, Carol
Masemore and Rose Marie
Masemore
Dr. Edward and Mary Morasco
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Patton Jr.
Wilson S. Morris and Leona Ewing
remembering our parents
James and Sally Ann Paugh
Dr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Mateer
Charles F. Moyer
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Mazzoni, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Moyer Jr.
Harry and Doris McCurdy
Mrs. Luella B. Moyer
McKesson
Mrs. Suzanne Murray
Penn State Milton S. Hershey
Medical Center
Children’s Heart Group
Aneita McKulik-Paiano
Vernon and Rita Myer
Pennsylvania Precision Cast Parts, Inc.
Holly McLauren
Myerstown Jaycees
Jeri Umberger McMahon
Dr. Fotis Mystakas, Dr. Victor Faralli
and Dr. David Overholt
In honor of Dr. Ruben Perez
by Charles R. Carter
In memory of June Z. Means
by David H. Means
Mike Nash Associates, Inc.
In honor of Sam Paterniti, MD, OB/
GYN and beloved co-founder of
Women’s Health Center of Lebanon
*Mary R. Payne
In memory of Eulan H. Peiffer
by *Miriam R. Peiffer
Philhaven
Carla Pielmeier
*Deceased
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*E. Raymond Place, MD
Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Schwalm Jr.
Julie Stark
David and Lynn Pleet
Edward M. Schweppenheiser
Statprobe, Inc.
Mrs. Nancy G. Poust
John Sciotti
Franklin A. Stauffer
*Dr. and Mrs. George C. Potash
Jennifer Scipioni
Henry Steckbeck
Dr. D. Mark Potter
Mrs. Norman Seibert
Rebecca Sterner
*Henrietta R. and Thomas S. Quinn
Seltzer’s Smokehouse Meats
Brad and Jamie Stevens
In memory of Thomas F. Raiger
by his family, Marilyn, Jonathan
and Meredith
Virginia Sharp
In honor of Fred Stickler Sr.
by Lebanon Regional Shopping
Center Associates
In memory of George S. Rauch
by Mrs. Ruth Rauch
E. Marion Shelhimer
Mrs. Patricia and *Raymond J.
Stima, Jr.
Kim and Robert Reager
Mary Louise Sherk
*Russell R. Stine
Mrs. Ruth M. Reesor
William H. Shoff, MD
Stone Barn Carpet
Mr. Wayne R. Rentschler, Jr.
*Christine E. “Teeny” Sholley
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence B. Stoner
Marie M. Rhine Estate
Mr. and Mrs. Lester R. Sholly, Jr.
Donald and Anna Stoner
Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Riegel
In thanksgiving for the care of
Frances Long Shroyer
by daughters Anne and Frances
Jeanne
In memory of Russell and Pauline
Stoner
by their family
*Mr. and Mrs. Robert Riley
In honor of Dolores Roberts, RN
by Southern Lebanon Co. Church
Council
In memory of Harold and Mamie B.
Rohland
by Richard K. and Ruth A. Rohland
Yvonne Ross
Beth Risser
Shirley C. Rothenberg
Martin and *Marian Shuey
Sylvia Shultz
Pearl Siegel
*Mr. Robert E. and Ruth P. Siegrist
*Bertha D. Simmermon
*Mr. and Mrs. William L. Simone
David L. Streisfeld, MD
Strock Insurance
Charles L. and Laura C. Strouphar
Debra Swalm
Target
Dr. and Mrs. John E. Taylor
Robert L. Thomas
*Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rothermel
In memory of George J. Slater, Jr.
by Mrs. Audrey Slater
Dr. Michael Rusli
Dr. and Mrs. Brent A. Smith
Mr. Mark H. and *Charlotte Tice
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Ryland
Effie M. Smith Estate
Brooks and Amy Trefsgar
SSM Group, Inc.
Mary Jo and Dennis Smith
Dr. and Mrs. Richard P. Sacks
Perry and Cindy Smith
In memory of Helen Trippany
by *Allan Trippany
Gene and Mary Sando
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith
Salvatore & Maria Santelli & Sons
Mr. and Mrs. Wassil Snitzer
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Santora
Dr. and Mrs. Diehl M. Snyder
Saylor’s Pharmacy
Floyd Snyder Estate
Schaedler Brothers, Inc.
Robert E. Snyder, Jr.
In loving memory of Vincent J. Schaeffer
by Mrs. Blanche Schaeffer
In memory of Edwin U. Sowers
by Sowers Printing Company
Mr. and Mrs. John Schlegel
Dr. and Mrs. Ricke L. Spotts
Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Schmidt
Cathy Stackhouse
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Schrack
In memory of H. Raymond Stadiem
by *Rachel Stadiem
Kevin and Connie Schrum
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In memory of Ellen Griffiths Shay
by Ralph S. Shay
*Deceased
Fred and Marion Tice
Sam and Ema Trump
UGI Utilities, Inc.
Harry Uhrich
Randy Uhrich
United Way of Lebanon County
Brenda Valentine
In memory of Marguerite Van Dyke
by *Bingham Van Dyke
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Van Winkle
Gail Vojtko
Dr. and Mrs. J. Kent L. Wagner
In memory of Nancy Wagner
by Mr. Robert Wagner
Mrs. Geraldine and *John H. Wartluft
Dr. D. DeWitt and *Josephine Wasson
Mrs. Mildred and *Ross W. Watts
Woodland Contractors
Judy S. Woodward, RN, BS, CPAN
John Light Worrilow
Genevieve Wynne
Mr. and Mrs. Galen Weaber
Lance O. Yarus, DO, Vincent R.
Avallone, DO and Anthony J. Atz, OTC
Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Weaber
Beatrice E. Yeagley
Earl Weaver
Dan Yiengst
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Weaver
Verna Yiengst
Henry Weimer
Clare and P. Henry Yingst
Gordon Weise and Mary Klinger
YMCA Industrial Management Club
Alfred S. Weiss, MD
GSH Staff Surgeon 1904-1934
The Samuel Grove Weiss Family
Dave Yocum
In honor of Mary Belle Weiss
by her children
Bob and Esther Ziegler
*Atty. and Mrs. Samuel G. Weiss
In loving memory of Samuel G.
Weiss Sr.
by his children
Mrs. Dorothy E. Wendel
Mr. and Mrs. Carl I. Wenger
Mark and Marianne Wenger
John B. Wengert
Margaret M. Wenrich Estate
Dr. Glen and Susan Wheeler
In memory of Nancy L. White
by Mrs. Gloria M. McQuate
*Adam S. Wilder
In memory of Willis C. Willard, Sr.
Mrs. Theresa L. Williard
James and Terry Williams
Dr. Jeffrey L. and Dr. Beth P. Williams
Robert J. Willis
In memory of George H. Wise
by *Alma M.B. Wise
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Witman
Mrs. E. Jean Witmer
Kenneth L. Wolfe
In memory of Minna G. Wolfson
by *I. H. Wolfson
*Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Womer
Dr. and Mrs. J. Byard Yoder
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Zimmerman
Mr. and Mrs. Joel H. Zinn
The Good Samaritan Hospital
Foundation also extends its
appreciation to the donors
who wish to remain anonymous.
We appreciate the gifts that have
been made to the hospital during
the past fiscal year in honor or
memory of the following people:
Mrs. Josephine L. Annibali
Mary Baker
Amos Balsbaugh
Doris Bowman
Mary Brady
Donald Brandt
Mrs. Elizabeth Bretz
Catherine Brightbill
Dale Brown
Mrs. Dorothy Brown
Lila Chan
Eugene Chernich
Donna Chupick
Norman Deaven
Michael Edkin
Mary Gass
Florence Gerhart
Barbara Gernert
Betty Gernert
Nancy Gettle
Judy Good
Frank Hill
Mrs. Pauline Hoffman
Mrs. Dolly Iannicelli
E. Marie Johns
Robert Klahr
Janet Kleinfelter
Landis Kleinfelter
Cynthia Kopp
Paul Kreamer
Mr. William P. Krick
Ms. Bernetta Leonard
Mr. Raymond C. Mark Jr.
Mr. E. Michael Mease
Joshua Ollar
Mary Potash
Jacob Putt
Mrs. Catherine Reigle
Joan Ritchie
Rose Robell
Margaret F. Schwartz
Mr. Donald Shepherd
Mrs. Grace Shepherd
Mrs. Catherine Simone
Carl Smith
Paul Swope
Sarah Wagner
Elizabeth Walters
Dr. M. Dale Yocum
Kay Yurejefcic
Horizons
We appreciate people who have
included WellSpan Good Samaritan
Hospital in their wills and estate
plans:
Shirley Mease Achenbach
Richard B. Carroll Sr.
Dale Goodwin
Elmer and Erlene Henise
Shirley Karinch
Bob and Sue Longo
Bud and Joyce Mitstifer
George and Lorraine Patton
Jason and Beth Trout
Jane Williams
In memory of the following
Horizons members:
Warren Boyer
Henry Early
Arlene Kohr
Rufus Rohrer
Thanks to several people who wish
to remain anonymous.
We thank the members of our
Founders Club and wish to also
express appreciation to the many
other donors who support our
life-saving mission through our
annual appeal.
Every effort has been made to
include a complete and accurate
donor listing. We apologize if
we have incorrectly listed any
information. Please inform us of
any errors so that they may be
corrected.
*Deceased
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Our Community
Impact 2015
WellSpan Good Samaritan strives to deliver powerful medicine with compassionate
care every day. In addition to our core healthcare mission, WellSpan Good Samaritan
is one of Lebanon County’s largest employers. In reflection of our nonprofit mission,
WellSpan Good Samaritan delivered more than $23 million dollars in charitable and
uncompensated care to the community.
Charitable & Uncompensated Care
$23,304,492
$1,416,634 Donated Services/Items
Net Hospital Revenue
$167,968,318
Medical Education
$926,571
Service Statistics
2015
7,746
Hospital Admissions
5,970
Surgeries
$43,909 Emergency Management
1,014,986
Lab
120,263
Radiology
146,572
Therapy Services
Meeting Space
$34,509
Emergency Department Visits 54,446
Community Benefit
Total Community Benefit
2015
$2,435,523
$13,900
Scholarships
Graphic: uncompensated value of scholarships, donated services and items, as well as operating
expenses absorbed by the health system in order to serve the community through health fairs,
support groups and education programs.
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Good Samaritan Physician Services
A WellSpan Good Samaritan Hospital
4th & Walnut Street
Lebanon, PA 17042
717.270.7500
B The WellSpan Hyman S. Caplan
Pavilion
30 North 4th Street
Lebanon, PA 17046
717.270.7500
C Imaging & Lab Services
297 West Lincoln Avenue (Route 422)
Myerstown, PA 17067
717.866.9452
D Imaging, Lab and Rehabilitation
Services
1400 South Forge Road
Palmyra, PA 17078
717.832.0960
E GSH Home Med Care, Inc.
301 Schneider Drive
Lebanon, PA 17046
717.272.2057
F GSH Home Med Care, Inc.
Palmyra Shopping Center
Palmyra, PA 17078
717.838.7511
G Sleep Center
206 Hathaway Park, 1st Floor
Lebanon, PA 17042
717.270.2349
H Lab & Blood Donor Center
750 Norman Drive
Lebanon, PA 17042
717.270.7551
H Cardiovascular Diagnostic Center
781 Norman Drive
Lebanon, PA 17042
717.270.1252
I Rehabilitation Services
Quentin Circle - 950 Isabel Drive
Lebanon, PA 17042
717.270.8841
J Imaging & Lab Services
805 Helen Drive
Lebanon, PA 17042
717.273.9345
K Surgery Center
830 Tuck Street
Lebanon, PA 17042
717.228.1620
K Wound Healing Center
840 Tuck Street
Lebanon, PA 17042
717.675.2545
K Sechler Family Cancer Center
844 Tuck Street
Lebanon, PA 17042
717.270.2238
L Imaging & Lab Services
100 Queen Street
Jonestown, PA 17038
717.865.0739
M Good Samaritan Home Health
1503 Quentin Road
Lebanon, PA 17042
717.274.2591
B The Good Samaritan Family
Specialists
A Good Samaritan Heart and
N ELCO Family Health Center
A Good Samaritan Oncology
Primary Care
Practice Center
The WellSpan Hyman S. Caplan Pavilion
30 North 4th Street, 2nd Floor
Lebanon, PA 17046
717.274.0474
6 Perri Avenue
Myerstown, PA 17067
717.949.6581
P Good Samaritan West Cornwall
Family Practice
101 Fairview Circle
Lebanon, PA 17042
717.279.7303
Pediatrics
K Good Samaritan Pediatrics
Tuck Street
850 Tuck Street
Lebanon, PA 17042
717.273.5803
O Good Samaritan Pediatrics
618 Cornwall Road
Lebanon, PA 17042
717.279.6700
Vascular Associates
WellSpan Good Samaritan Hospital
4th & Walnut Street
Lebanon, PA 17042
717.270.3751
& Hematology Associates
Sechler Family Cancer Center
844 Tuck Street
Lebanon, PA 17042
717.270.2238
H Good Samaritan Digestive Health
Specialists
761 Norman Drive
Lebanon, PA 17042
717.376.1180
H Good Samaritan Surgical Associates
735 Norman Drive
Lebanon, PA 17042
717.270.7908
H Good Samaritan Urology Associates
735 Norman Drive, Suite B
Lebanon, PA 17042
717.675.1953
K Good Samaritan Pulmonary
Associates
850 Tuck Street
Lebanon, PA 17042
717.272.8173
M Good Samaritan Hospice
1503 Quentin Road
Lebanon, PA 17042
717.274.2591
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4th and Walnut Streets
Lebanon, PA 17042