Silver Hill Hospital 2013 Annual Report

2013 Annual Report
Restore Hope
Mission
The mission of Silver Hill Hospital is to provide
our patients with the best available treatment
of mental illness and addiction and to offer
continuing support, counseling and education
to our patients and their families in every phase
of illness and recovery.
Contents
1 Letter from the Board Co-Chairs
Advancing the Treatment of Mental Illness and Addiction
for Generations
2 Letter from the President and Medical Director
Restoring Hope…One Patient at a Time
6 Help Us Restore Hope
7Donors
9Financials
10Staff
Cover Artwork created by an adolescent for Silver Lining,
an art and literature magazine created by Silver Hill Hospital patients
Silver Hill Hospital 2013 Annual Report
From the Board Co-Chairs
Advancing the Treatment of Mental Illness and Addiction for Generations
Dear Friends of Silver Hill Hospital,
Hope. Most of us feel it in one way or another every day. It is in the
strengthening the hospital, expanding our programs, providing
promise of a new adventure, the smile of a young child, or the em-
patient scholarships, investing in our facilities and hiring the very
brace of a loved one. Hope is what gives us the resolve to overcome
best practitioners and staff.
obstacles in our path. But patients who come to Silver Hill Hospital
often feel little, if any, hope.
Patients have come to us for generations, finding exceptional programs not available elsewhere. Nestled on the serene banks of the
When mental illness or addiction strikes, Silver Hill is one of the
Silvermine River, there is a haven for all of those struggling with
preeminent psychiatric hospitals to turn to for help. We are a fully
mental illness and addiction at Silver Hill Hospital.
licensed and accredited psychiatric hospital specializing in the treatment of mental illness and addiction that operates 24 hours a day,
7 days a week, 365 days a year. We hold ourselves to the highest
standard of care every day.
Ward F. Cleary | Co-Chair, Board of Directors
Silver Hill is a private, independent, not-for-profit facility. Our priorities are based on patient needs and the best evidence-based
practices, untethered by bureaucracy. The bottom line will never
trump patient care. That is why philanthropy is so important: as a
501(c)(3) organization, every dollar we raise goes right back into
Deann E. Murphy | Co-Chair, Board of Directors
“ I want to thank Silver Hill for helping me find my voice & giving
me control over my life. For the first time in my adult life I truly
feel a sense of well-being & hope.”
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From the President
Restoring Hope…One Patient at a Time
Dear Friends of Silver Hill Hospital,
Patient-centered medicine is not new at Silver Hill. The foundation
community clinician treating the patient. The purpose of these
of our treatments has always been based upon an unbreakable
contacts is to help support patients in their continuing recovery and
trust between the clinicians and patient. We build a customized
also obtain information about their success, or lack of it, in remain-
program around this relationship that includes psychiatrists, nurses,
ing drug free. We call this our Recovery Support program.
social workers, psychologists and other medical staff, along with the
patient’s support network of family, friends and outside clinicians. It
We began by evaluating the treatment outcome of all patients
is the only way to provide exceptional patient outcomes.
who were treated in one of our one month residential programs
for abuse of drugs or alcohol. Most of these patients had an addi-
This year has been one of great strides for us, improvements that
tional, co-occurring psychiatric disorder. We wanted to know how
have only been possible as a result of your generous support.
many remained free of drugs or alcohol within one year. Here is
what we found.
Treatment Outcomes
After patients are discharged from a psychiatric hospital one
very important question is whether they remain well over time.
It is typically very difficult to obtain meaningful information about
the answer to this question, largely because there are many obsta-
72%
cles to staying in touch with most of the patients. At Silver Hill we
tried for several years to keep a large group of patients together for
12 months after discharge but after a short time we were only able
to reach 30-40% of them – not enough to make the information
Recovery Support
Program
obtained “meaningful.”
or alcohol
28%
Relapsed
However, over the past two years Silver Hill has developed a method that finally works, using patient “advocates” who stay in regular
telephone contact with the patient, a personal connection and a
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“ Signed up for 1 year of
recovery support.
An excellent program.
T hank you!”
“ I had a very solid aftercare
plan in place.”
“ I know Silver Hill is
discharging me with the best
tools I could ask for. I can’t
thank you enough for taking
care of me & teaching me the
direction I need to go.”
Dr. Kevin Shushtari
Over an 18 month period we discharged 645 such patients from our
Medical Illness
residential programs, of whom 514 (80%) agreed to enter into our
Our new onsite internal medicine specialist provides compre-
Recovery Support program. Of these 514 patients, 152 had dropped
hensive medical care to our patients. Over two-thirds of adults
out before the end of the year and 362 (70%) finished the 12 months.
with a psychiatric disorder also have a medical condition such as
thyroid disease, endocrine disease or diabetes, which can confound
We found that 72% of the patients who completed the 12 months
the psychiatric diagnosis and complicate treatment. We hired internal
of supported follow-up did not relapse. In this finding we pooled
medicine specialist Dr. Kevin Shushtari, an experienced physician
information from all drugs of abuse and alcohol because we found
with strong ties to our community, to oversee the physical health
no statistically significant differences among them.
of patients and provide essential counsel to the psychiatric staff
regarding diagnosis and treatment management. Dr. Shushtari also
The important message here is that if you go through at least one
spends one-on-one time with patients, even treating potentially
month of our residential treatment program and stay in our Recovery
unrelated medical disorders such as hypertension.
Support program for another 12 months after discharge you have a
72% chance of avoiding a relapse onto drugs or alcohol. These are
astonishing results and are many times higher than the available
national figures for addiction recovery. They also represent a benchmark for us against which to measure our own continual efforts to
improve clinical outcomes.
“ T he nurses were really helpful & I could
talk to them. T hey were very cautious with
my asthma & allergies.”
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Program Development
We have implemented innovative enhancements to both our
adolescent and disordered eating programs. Our Adolescent
Transitional Living Program provides highly structured residential
treatment for teens. This year, we hired child and adolescent psychiatrist Dr. Aaron Krasner as Service Chief, and our multi-disciplinary
treatment team completed intensive two-week Dialectical Behavior
Therapy (DBT) training. We increased our emphasis on individual
therapy and regular work with families as well.
This year we also hired psychologist Dr. Erin Kleifield, an expert in
the field of disordered eating. She enhanced our specialized track
for eating disorders for both adults and adolescents and has been
working to integrate DBT into the treatment of disordered eating.
“ T hank you for all your dedication and
service to our child. T his program was an
excellent choice.”
“ More often than not, the delicious fare
helped me get back into a routine of eating
multiple balanced meals a day.”
We introduced a West African Djembe Drumming program in our
Adolescent Transitional Living Program to promote mindfulness,
an essential element of DBT. The drumming program was generously funded by a grateful family.
Pharmacogenetics
I am proud of our pioneering use of pharmacogenetics, the
study of genetic differences among people in how effectively
their body uses and metabolizes certain medications. There have
recently been important advances in the application of pharmacogenetics to medications used in the treatment of psychiatric
illnesses. Silver Hill is one of the few psychiatric institutions in the
tri-state area that now makes regular use of this state-of-the-art
technology.
When the usual use of medication does not seem to be working for
a particular patient, pharmacogenetic testing allows our psychiatrists
to pinpoint which medication, or combination of medications, should
be prescribed for that patient based on his or her genetic makeup.
This not only makes recovery more likely but also increases the
probability that the patient will want to continue the recommended
medication regimen after discharge. We are only at the beginning of
this very exciting revolution in understanding the relation between
Educational display at the New Canaan Library for National
genetics and treatment effectiveness, and Silver Hill Hospital will stay
Eating Disorders Awareness Week
at the forefront of its application to patient care.
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In July, Tibetan Monks visited the hospital and we hosted an
evening of “Travel to Tibet,” where the monks told stories
and demonstrated their work on the sand
mandala for the public.
Mental Health Education
Providing mental health education to medical
professionals is central to our mission. Keeping up with advances in the treatment of mental
illness and addiction is a challenge, especially
for clinicians in private practice. This year Silver
Hill sponsored 14 “Grand Rounds” continuing education programs attended by more
than 750 clinicians from the tri-state area.
Topics included prescription opioid abuse,
chronic pain and a review of the new diagnostic criteria in psychiatry, described in the most recent Diagnostic
Community Outreach
and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5). Some of the top
Community outreach was at the forefront of our efforts. In
researchers and clinicians recruited by the American Psychiatric
February we published our first Community Health Needs Assess-
Association to help write the new DSM-5 guidelines came to Silver
ment detailing mental health and addiction needs after conducting
Hill to provide continuing education for medical professionals in
research and interviews with over 20 Fairfield County community
the community.
stakeholders. We also continued to sponsor community educational
events in the surrounding area. In April, for instance, we partnered
with six Wilton community organizations for a screening of Joe
Pantoliano’s award-winning documentary, “No Kidding, Me 2!” teaching a standing-room-only crowd about mental illness and recovery.
We energized our social media focus to expand our reach even further and provide greater access to credible, pertinent information.
Our blog covers mental illness in non-medical terms, and you can
now find us on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and YouTube. Links for
all of these, along with the complete Community Health Needs Assessment, can be found on our website, www.silverhillhospital.org.
Patients and families come to us when they need hope restored. Our
commitment has never wavered. We promise to treat each patient
with dignity and every family member with respect, one individual
patient at a time.
Co-sponsored movie screening and panel discussion
Sigurd H. Ackerman, M.D. | President and Medical Director
featuring Joe Pantoliano
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The caliber of treatment of mental illness and addiction at Silver Hill
That is why philanthropy is so critically important to the Silver Hill
Hospital is unsurpassed. As our recent treatment outcomes data
community. In this time of uncertainty in the healthcare landscape,
prove, we have a tremendous success rate, which is even more ex-
we need robust support to build our endowment, underwrite patient
traordinary given that we are an independent, not-for-profit hospital.
scholarships, add to our treatment programs, continue to improve
our facilities and grounds, and support offsite expansion.
Our Annual Gala and this year’s Young Professional activity raised
almost $700,000. Many grateful families also made contributions. To
you we say a heartfelt thank you. We could not do all we do without
your generosity.
Our bottom line is to restore hope. Every dollar you give goes toward
patient care. If you would like to make a contribution, visit our website or contact our Development Office at (203) 801-2398.
“ I will be forever grateful to Silver Hill
for allowing me a miracle to reclaim my
wonderful life.”
Left: 2013 Gala Honorees Beverly and Peter Orthwein
Right: Dr. Sigurd Ackerman and Cyndi Lauper
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Our Donors
We gratefully recognize our
generous donors.
ANONYMOUS (113)
Linus S. Abrams, MD, FAPA
Anne Abrons
Louis and Anne Abrons Foundation, Inc.
Rae W. Ackerly
Sigurd Ackerman, MD and
Cecelia McCarton, MD
Thomas A. Ahern
Howard J. Aibel
Martin and Joann Alexander
Nancy J. Allen
Robert Altschuler, Morse Foundation
Pamela and Michael Alvich
Judith Aranow
Mr. and Mrs. Per Arneberg
Lawrence and Sandra Arnold
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Autore
Peter and Shirley Baiardi
Karena and Peter Bailey
Mr. Rosecrans Baldwin
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Barba
Gregg Bard
Maureen F. Bardolf
Barry’s Bootcamp
Francesca and Chris Beale
Jeffrey and Barbara Becker
M. Behm
Kaitlyn Belmont
William P. Benedict
Sandra Benti, LCSW
Lisa and Scott Benton
Toni and Seth Bernstein
Stacy Bertrand
President and Trustees of
Bethany College
Betteridge
Susan Bevan and Tony Daddino
Robert and Susan Bishop
Melissa and Perot Bissell
Mrs. Georgette Bloom
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bombardiere
Brooke Botsford
Mr. and Mrs. John Bottomley
Geoffrey N. Bradfield
Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Brandt
Cynthia and Mac Brighton
Carol and Will Browne
Teresa and Joseph Bucello
Mr. and Mrs. William Buchanan
Connie Buckley
Jennifer A. Buda
Nicola Bulgari
John J. Burgdorfer
Sarah E. Burke
Donald A. Burns Foundation, Inc.
Samantha Burstin
Samuel M. Butman MD, MHA, FACC, FSCAI
Ann M. Callahan, MD
William Candelaria
Richard and Cecilia Canning
Bob Capozzo Photography
Michael and Joan Cappola
Donald Carey
Erich Carey
Hugh L. Carey II
Carlson Family Foundation
Vincent Caruso
Joseph Carvalho Memorial Fund
Dawn M. Castiglione
Frank and Ledwena Cerisano
Kleckner J. Charles
Cipriani
Citigroup Inc.
Jim and Kate Clark
Kevin Clark
Peter and Elizabeth Clark
Ceci Cleary and Joe Gigliotti
Marcia and Ward Cleary
Coach Inc.
Jack Coffey
Deborah and Craig Cogut
Gerard A. Etzel
Michelle Ewing
ExxonMobil Foundation
Dr. Jay Fallon and Missy Fallon
Charles G. Farrar and Marcia J. Avedon
Cindy Feinberg, The Recovery Coach
Vicki and Frederick Feiner
Warren and Randi Feldman
Dick and Marissa Ferguson, NewCity
Foundation
Amanda Fialk
Mark Fialk
Patty and Peter Findlay
Pamela Fiori
The Flom Family Foundation
Tyler Ford
Richard Frances, MD
Maureen A. Frank
Lisa Frankel, Hazelden Foundation
Susan and David Frankel
Judith Freedman
Freedom Institute
Michael and Lois Friedman
Russell and Lauren Fuchs
Samuel B. Fuller
Katie Gallo
Danielle and David Ganek
Richard and Christine Gannon
Amir Garakani, MD
Maureen Gardella
Susan Gardner
Gellens Family
Roger and Farideh Gesswein
Salvatore and Diane Giardina
Mr. and Mrs. Martin D. Gruss
Karine Haimo
Mr. and Mrs. Stephan Haimo
Harding’s
Jean and Hugh Halsell
Laura Lubman Hamburg
Marian Hamilton
Jill A. Hanau
Hendrik J. Hartong, Jr.
D’Arcy Haskins
Janine and Lawrence Haynes
Kirk Henckels and Fernanda Kellogg
Sigrid J. Henrichson
Michele and Larry Herbert
Ted Herman
Valesca Guerrand Hermes
Marlene Hess and James D. Zirin
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Hiden, Jr.
Erika and Hank Higdon
Enid and Don Hillman
Victoria Hoey
Myron and Adeline Hofer
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Hoffman
Aaron and Susan Hollander
Todd Hollander and Natalia Bulgari
Hope for Poor Children Foundation
Hovnanian Enterprises
Ritchey Howe
Duane R. Howell
Sara and David Hunt
Impala Asset Management, LLC
Roland W. Jackson
Maria B. Jacobson
Paul and Barbara Jenkel
“ You guys changed my life. T hank you so much for that.”
Kira Cohen
Andrew H. Cohn
Mr. Milton S. Cohn
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford C. Collings, Jr.
Eric D. Collins, MD
Michael Cominotto and Dennis Basso
Martha and Bill Connolly
Karen Advocate Connolly and
Tom Connolly
Chad Conway
Stephen A. and Cynthia P. Cook
Mr. Thomas Cox
Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Cummiskey
Dr. Ward F. Cunningham-Rundles, MD
Pamela Davis
The Dawn Hill Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Dayton
Denise DeLuca
Sperry A. DeCew, Esq.
Deborah DeCotis
Ross S. DeLeonardo, Jr., MD
Julie Dermer
Dr. Mark S. DeWaele
Cynthia J. Dicera
Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Dozoretz
Scott and Melissa Dunsmore
Ed’s Lobster Bar
Raphael Elkind
Vel and John L. Engels, Jr.
Dale English
Craig Gibson, Jr.
Craig and Nancy Gibson
Kate Gibson
John H. Gilbert
Michael Gillis, MSW
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ginsberg
Suzzette Giordano
Jaime L. Gleicher
Michael Gleicher
Karen Goerl and George Jedda
Cory Goger
Sandra Gomez, MD
Asher Gottesman, Transcend Sober Living
Linda Gottesman
Jennifer Gottlieb Fitness
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Gould
Julianne and Dan Grace
Suzanne Gralnick
Ann and Herb Granath
Russell Grant
Jonathan Green and Deborah King
Roberta and Arnold Greenberg
Jay and Pam Greenblatt
Cassandra and Robert Greene
Katie Gregory, Bridges to Recovery
Susan Griffin
Carl and Gigi Grimstad
Nina Griscom
The Alice Busch Gronwaldt
Foundation, Inc.
Alice E. Jennings
Eads and Polly Johnson
Rich Juliana
Elizabeth Kabler
Morley and Yvette Kahn
Ernie and Joan Kalman
Douglas and Dr. Sharon Karp
Shelley and Michael Kassen
Mr. and Mrs. George Kaufman
Ginny and Dick Keim
KettleX
Wilmot and Julie Kidd
Sherri and Halvor Kielland
Robert G. Kiely
Kevin Kindlin, MA, CSAC,
Second Nature Wilderness
Thomas and Maria Klinga
Paul and Maryann Knag
Mr. Gregory Kopchinsky and
Ms. Elizabeth Tobin
KPMG, LLP
Richard A. Kresch, MD
Gianna Krey
Claudette and Steven Kunkes
Paul and Sally Lambdin
Julie A. La Poff
Alan, Fred and Loe Larsson
Scott Lazarus and Julie Farmer
Heidi A. Leatherman
Henry C. Lee
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Our Donors continued
Ruurd and Elaine Leegstra
Larry Lefkowitz
Francine LeFrak and Rick Friedberg
Marcus Lemonis
Andrew LeSueur
Mr. Dan Levinson
Jocelyn Levy
The Leon Levy Foundation
Perri Melissa Levy
Katie Lewis, RN
Liebowitz Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Linneman
The Jerome and Kenneth
Lipper Foundation
Mark Locks, Tiger J.
Eva Lorenzotti
Mr. and Mrs. Marc Lory
Gay W. Loudon-King
Stuart and Susan Lovejoy
Julie and Keith Luckey
Rista Luna and Jorge Rivera
Lance B. Lundberg
Margaret M. MacGrady, RN
Carol Mack
John F. Maher Family Foundation
Lisa and Rocco Marotta
Tom and Deb Marriott
Tracey Masella
Bob Mavageri
Richard G. McCarrick, MD
John P. McEnroe and
Katherine (Kay) McEnroe
Mr. and Mrs. Richard McGrail
Jay and Anne McInerney
Kevin and Anne Morris
Roland Morris III
Mountainside Treatment Center
Thomas and Susan Mueller
Deann and Daniel Murphy
Mutual of America
New York Center for Living
Newport Academy
Jeff Noccioli
Charles Noell and Barbara Voss
Dan O’Brien
Steve Obsitnik
Amanda and Ned Offit
Lorraine M. O’Neill
Michelle Ores and Charles Schorin
Peter and Beverly Orthwein
Dee Owen
P and T Consulting, Inc.
PAC Group
Paula Page
The Panwy Foundation
Gerard Pasciucco
Fran Pastore
Pathways, Inc. Board of Directors
PCS Designs
Paige Pedersen
Perri Peltz
Noah Perabo
Perakis Family
Rob Perkin
Ms. Clarisse Perrette
Thomas Peterffy
Antoinette Petrocelli
Jeffrey A. Pfeifle
“Silver Hill is the best thing to ever
happen to me & has allowed me to reach
a greater state of mental health and
unconditional happiness than I knew
was physically possible.”
Jane McKeever
Cynthia McLean, CRC Wellness
Resource Center
Vince and Linda McMahon
Hans Mende
Mercer Health and Benefits LLC
Joan and Whitney Merrill
Barbara Meyer and Michael Mayer
John Meyers, MD and Felicia Wang
Barbara and Henry Miller
Robert A. Minicucci
Jane and Jim Mitchell
William Mitchell
Richard and Barbara Monacell
Anne Montgomery
David Moore
Elizabeth E. Moore
F. M. Morabito
Jane Morison-Iwanowski
Craig and Elizabeth Phillips
Pierre Michel
Dr. and Mrs. Philip Piro
Hank and Barbara Platt
Heather M. Porter
Cheryl and Ronnie Portnoy
Prudent Management Associates
Joe Pucci
QVC
Ralph Lauren New Canaan
Elliot Ranard
Gina and Sal Rapisarldi
Brendan Regan
Dr. James S. Reibel
Amy Weber Reid
Michael and Joyce Reinitz
J.C. and Martha Rendeiro
Charles B. Retz
Charles and Diana Revson
Denise Rich
Michelle Robinson
The Roger Sherman Inn
Deborah Roberts
Anne M. Romano
Robert and Nancy Rosen
The Rosenstiel Foundation
Deborah and Chuck Royce
Daniel and Donna Twist Rudolph
Mark B. and Elise P. Russi
Baird W. Ryan
Edward Sacks
Annunziata Sahid
Sandak Hennessey and Greco, LLP
Mark Sank
Christine Santana
Kevin Saremi
Deborah and Jeff Sauer
Camille Scavetta
David Schunter
Carlotta Schuster, MD
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Schwarz
Scully and Scully
Cassandra Seidenfeld
Matt and Linette Semino
Serenity New York
Laurie Shahon and Kenneth Meister
Dr. Ellyn Shander
David Shapiro
Julie Shapiro
Sue Sherman
Jane Silberstein
John Silverman
Joe Silvia
Steve and Eileen Simmons
Carrie Sindelar
Dr. Bruce Singer
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott H. Sisson
Sober Living by the Sea
SoulCycle
The Spetrino Family
Ann Springer, LMSW
F. Jared Sprole
Maureen and Ben Stapleton
Barbara Stevens
Robert Stiffelman
Mrs. Nancy Stillerman
The Michael and Karen Stone
Family Foundation
Sabin and Beverley Streeter
William & Edna Streets
Elizabeth Stribling and Guy Robinson
CJ Strock
Nonie and John Sullivan
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Swanberg
James and Edith Swire
Thea Teich
Rev. Kathleen Blake Thompson
The Thompson Family Foundation, Inc.
Barbara and Donald Tober
Lawrence and Marilyn Trainor
Mark and Jean Tredinnick
Kathy Tunney, Ocean Recovery
Turning Point Foundation
Dana Tyler and Phil Collins
Unidine Corporation
Dorie and Ron Van Vactor
The Versailles Foundation
Vineyard Vines
Mr. and Mrs. Adalbert Von Gontard, Jr.
Anne Walsh and Steven Buller
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Vera Wang
Janet Warner
Marcy Warren
Linda and Peter Weiller
Weinstein and Formanek, PC CPA
David Weisbrod
Parker Wertz
Gregory T. Wharmby
Richard B. White
The Whittingham Family Foundation
Jane and Brian Williams
Laurie E. Williamson, Esq.
Alison and Bob Wise
Lisa Wohl
Ron and April Wolf
Marion B. Wolk
Women in Sobriety
Cathy and Larry Wooters
Irene Zargo
Joseph Zeller
Family of William Ziegler
The Zinman Family
Gifts
In honor of…
Dr. Sig Ackerman
Dina Bombardiere
Ward and Marcia Cleary
Michael Cominotto and Dennis Basso
Parker A. Cook
Tyler A. Etzel
Alden Farrar
Dr. and Mrs. Fred Feiner
Alison Frank
Jaime Gleicher
Janine Haynes
Kirk Henckels and Fernanda Kellogg
Todd Hollander
Dr. Aaron Krasner
Drs. Claudette and Steve Kunkes
Ruurd Leegstra
Ryan Lory
Lance Lundberg
Catherine McKeever
Elizabeth Moore
Deann Murphy
Eleanor Noell
Peter and Beverly Orthwein
Steve P. and Sally-Ann Z.
Jonny Podell
Julia Storm
Alex Testani
Sarah Warner
Audrey Zinman
Joann Zottner
In memory of…
Joseph George Brooks
Samuel S. Freedman
Elise and Andrew Gabrault
Stephan Henrichson
David Ira LaPoff
Roy K. Murdock
Serena Petrocelli
Michael See
Joseph F. Scavetta, MD
Steve Stillerman
Financial Report
Statistical Information
Admits/days
Inpatient Admissions
Inpatient Days
Transitional Admissions
Transitional Days
FY 2014
FY 2013
1,745 13,154 725 19,141 1,877
13,526
768
17,617
Total payor mix (based on net revenue)
Commerical/HMO
Medicare
Self-pay
51%50%
4%4%
45%46%
Balance Sheet
auditedaudited
2/28/142/28/13
Assets
Current assets
Other assets
Property and equipment
15,162,365 3,347,710 32,167,983 13,656,288
2,636,170
29,830,017
50,678,058 46,122,475
4,155,143 1,432,750 4,233,506 40,856,659 5,155,049
569,075
4,333,782
36,064,569
50,678,058 46,122,475
Operating revenue
Operating expenses
39,386,602 35,445,712 36,637,067
32,528,707
Income from operations
3,940,890 4,108,360
Total assets
Liabilities and net assets
Current liabilities
Other liabilities
Debt
Net assets
Total liabilities and net assets
Statement of Operations
Nonoperating gains
Excess of revenues over expenses
265,774 649,281
4,206,664 4,757,641
1,424,723 1,516,844
Contributions
Contributions received – net of direct donor benefit (cash basis)
62%
Unreimbursed inpatient treatment
$1,000,000
28%
Charity Care
$450,000
70%
Reinvestment of
FY 2014 Earnings
Hospital campus
renovations
& other capital
projects
5%
FY 2014 Benefit
New Program Development
to the Community
$75,000
Total $1,615,000
3%
30%
Health Professional Education
Endowment
$50,000
2%
Community Health Improvement
$40,000
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Board of Directors
Staff Leaders
Medical Staff
Ward F. Cleary
Co-Chair
Sigurd H. Ackerman, M.D.
President & Medical Director
Sigurd H. Ackerman, M.D.
President & Medical Director
Deann E. Murphy
Co-Chair
Eric D. Collins, M.D.
Physician-in-Chief
Eric D. Collins, M.D.
Physician-in-Chief
Sperry A. DeCew, Esq.
Director & Secretary
Ruurd G. Leegstra, C.P.A., J.D.
Chief Financial Officer
Ava Albrecht, M.D.
Peter Orthwein
Director & Treasurer
Elizabeth E. Moore, M.B.A.
Chief Operating Officer
Evan Bellin, M.D.
Sigurd H. Ackerman, M.D.
Director, President & Medical Director
Lisa Benton, L.C.S.W.
Director of Performance Improvement
& Risk Management
Mark Cerbone, M.D.
Eric D. Collins, M.D.
Director & Physician-in-Chief
Ruurd G. Leegstra, C.P.A., J.D.
Director & Chief Financial Officer
Elizabeth E. Moore, M.B.A.
Director & Chief Operating Officer
Directors
Linda Autore
Cynthia Ziegler Brighton
Richard Canning
Frederick S. Feiner, M.D.
Judith Freedman
Amir Garakani, M.D.
Rich Juliana, M.P.A., M.S.W.
Director of Human Resources
Sandra Gomez, M.D.
Theodore Herman
Jaime Grodzicki, M.D.
Sharon Kowalchuk, R.N., D.N.P.
Director of Nursing
Anri Kissilenko, M.D.
Heidi Leatherman
Director of Accounting
Heather Porter, M.B.A.
Director of Marketing and Business Development
Lyn Traverse
Director of Development
Todd Hollander
Irwin Gelman, M.D.
Maria Klinga
Director of MIS & Patient Accounts
Colin Samuelson
Director of Information Technology
Richard Gannon
Ross DeLeonardo, M.D.
Janet Isdaner, L.C.S.W.
Director of Social Work and Transitional Living
Rista Luna, M.A.
Director of Admissions & Utilization Review
Michael Cominotto
Michael Brennan, M.D.
Marie Antoinette Handler, M.D.
Aaron Krasner, M.D.
Rocco Marotta, M.D., Ph.D.
John Meyers, M.D.
Christine Naungayan, M.D.
Seth A. Resnick, M.D.
Seddon Savage, M.D., M.S.
Ellyn Shander, M.D.
Kevin Shushtari, M.D.
Claudette H. Kunkes, Ph.D.
Paul Lambdin
Lance Lundberg
David Schunter
Laurie E. Williamson, Esq.
Audrey Zinman
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