Rehab Chief Excited by Plans for the New Louis and Phyllis

Fall 2010
Scott E. Brown, MD, chief of rehabilitation
medicine at Sinai Hospital.
Rehab Chief Excited by Plans for the New Louis and
Phyllis Friedman Neurological Rehabilitation Center
a program of the Sandra and Malcolm Berman Brain & Spine Institute
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ALTHOUGH HE WASN’T AWARE OF IT THEN,
Dr. Scott Brown’s interest in rehabilitation
medicine started at Yale University when
he wrote his senior thesis about James P.
Johnson, an American jazz pianist and
composer. The thesis was later published in
book form as James P. Johnson: A Case of
Mistaken Identity.
At Rutgers School of Medicine, Brown
became interested in musculoskeletal and
neurological issues, particularly those
experienced by musicians and dancers. So it
was a natural progression for Brown to
choose to specialize in the field of physical
medicine and rehabilitation.
Today, he heads Sinai Hospital’s
Department of Physical Medicine and
Rehabilitation.
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JASON LEE
through Philanthropy at LifeBridge Health
Rehab Chief Excited
by Plans for a New
Neurological Rehab Center
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“Rehab has been an extremely strong
and prominent presence at Sinai for
decades,” Brown explains. “At Sinai, rehab
is a full department that the hospital has
committed to extensively over the years.
We also are considered a clinical center of
excellence.”
In the following interview, Brown talks
more about rehab—and the exciting new
Louis and Phyllis Friedman Neurological
Rehabilition Center.
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Q: What makes physical medicine
and rehabilitation unique?
Q: What makes your department
renowned in the region?
SB: Sinai was the first community
hospital in Maryland to create a full
department in physical medicine and
rehabilitation. The department began in
the mid ‘60s as a full department, not a
Dr. Scott Brown stands in the cramped, busy neurological rehabilitation and traumatic brain injury units.
“Following soon after the April 2009 gift from
Sandra and Malcolm Berman naming the Brain &
Spine Institute, the Friedman's gift was the
jump-start our new neurological rehabilitation
unit needed. Without their support, we wouldn’t
be as far along in the process.”
—DR. SCOTT BROWN, CHIEF OF PHYSICAL MEDICINE AND
REHABILITATION
division of another one. Before then, if
you needed rehabilitation, you had to go
to a state or federal institution.
We are staffed exclusively by board
certified specialists in the field, and we
have a residency training program. Only
one other hospital in Maryland offers
that.
Our flagship programs bring in a lot
of referrals from other hospitals. One in
particular is brain injury and neurological rehabilitation, which offers a full
continuum of care for patients who have
traumatic brain injury and coma to mild
brain injury and everything in between.
Additionally, we provide reintegration
services to ensure that our patients make
a smooth transition back to their home
and their community. No other hospital
can really compare with that.
Pain management is another area that
draws a lot of referrals from other
hospitals. Again, we have the broadest
spectrum of medical services available,
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treating everything from acute back pain
with pain radiating down the leg to the
person who has had 10 operations and is
on a ton of medicines but still can’t get
out of bed every day.
Q: Why is the new neurological
rehabilitation unit needed?
SB: Brain injury and neurological rehabilitation draws patients to Sinai. To
maintain that draw, we need to remain
cutting edge. Right now, our 23-bed
neurological rehabilitation inpatient unit
is housed in Mt. Pleasant 2, which is the
oldest building on campus. The space
was not designed for our purposes and is
inadequate for doing state-of-the-art
rehabilitation. Staff have very little room
to work in and the unit lacks amenities
like private rooms for patients. There is
no room for the technology we use.
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SB: Unlike most other fields, ours is not
defined by a single organ or a single
disease process. What defines us is that
we see people who have medical impairments or disabilities. From brain injury
to amputation, from stroke to chronic
arthritis, our work crosses all medical
disciplines.
Predominantly, we focus on
musculoskeletal and neurologic
problems. That accounts for 80% of
what we see. But there is some crossover.
We have people in our inpatient unit who
require rehabilitation after having had
transplants or heart surgery.
PHYLLIS FRIEDMAN MAY
joke that her husband, Louis,
“eats, drinks and breathes
LifeBridge,” but there is much
more than a grain of truth in
her good-natured teasing. Louis
is a member, not just of the
LifeBridge Health board of
directors, but of Sinai
Hospital’s board, too.
“Louis serves on many
board committees,” Phyllis
says, “but his commitment to
the health system doesn’t end
when the meetings do. He is
always thinking about how to
raise more funds so that Sinai
and LifeBridge can continue to
provide state-of-the-art care
and attract outstanding
physicians.”
To that end, the Friedmans,
both attorneys, made a
leadership gift to establish the
Louis and Phyllis Friedman
Neurological Rehabilitation
Center.
The philanthropic couple has seen
Sinai’s quality care and compassion up
close; both Louis and his mother were
rehab patients at Mt. Pleasant. “While they
were there,” Phyllis explains, “Louis and I
saw two things that shaped our thinking.
First, no matter who they were, all patients
were treated with such care, dignity and
respect that we were proud to be
associated with Sinai. Second, the unit was
beyond renovation. It desperately needed a
new home where its wonderful staff could
work without being hindered by the
limitations of an obsolete facility.”
She continues, “When Louis was a
patient I promised the staff I would be
their advocate, and it feels amazing to
actually see something like this happening.
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Q: What advantages will the new
unit offer?
SB: The new unit will allow us to provide
the best possible patient care using stateof-the-art equipment. It will give us the
room we need for the robotic and virtual
reality technologies.
Each patient will have a private
room. In addition to ensuring privacy
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Louis and Phyllis Friedman
Actually, it feels a little bit unbelievable
that we have been able to give back in
such a meaningful and concrete way.”
Amazing? Yes. Unbelievable? No. The
couple has a history of supporting local
health care providers. They began including
Sinai in their charitable giving because
they believed it had the potential to be
one of the region’s top hospitals.
Their instincts were correct. “Over the
years,” says Phyllis, “we have watched
Sinai evolve, and it makes us proud to be
associated with a hospital known for its
expertise and its outstanding,
compassionate care.”
and dignity, private rooms make it easier
to do one-on-one therapy and provide a
better environment for teaching families
how to help their loved ones. That piece
is critical, because families are a vital part
of the rehab process and play a
prominent role in smoothing the patients’
return to the community.
One of the clinical tools used by our
department is to schedule patients for an
overnight stay in a special Activities of
Daily Living (ADL) Apartment on the
Louis recalls his first
contact with LifeBridge fondly.
“I was working with the
development office and the
administration as a trustee of
the Herman & Walter
Samuelson Foundation to get
Sinai’s ER-7 off the ground. It
was an impressive and eyeopening experience to see how
much everyone gave of themselves to deliver quality care to
each person who came
through the doors.
“After that, I went on the
LifeBridge board and served on
a number of committees, all of
which I enjoyed. But when I
served on the oversight
committee, I got an inside
look at the all-out dedication
to excellence demonstrated by
the doctors and staff. That’s
when I really got hooked.”
Truth be told, he was hooked
on philanthropy long ago, having
learned by example from his parents.
“I always saw them give to charity,
even when they had to make personal
sacrifices to do so. And, of course, we
always had the blue “pushke” [a box that
holds coins for charity] sitting out,” Louis
explains. “As I grew up, my parents
encouraged me to participate, and I can
remember standing on street corners
collecting for charity as a teenager. When I
graduated law school and got involved with
The Associated, I could see their pleasure.”
Phyllis adds another perspective. “When
your children have grown and you have
fulfilled your responsibility to your family, I
think you reach a point where you start to
look around for ways to share and give back
to the community that has helped make
everything else in your life possible.” ●
unit so we can see how well they can
manage. Part of that includes knowing
how to use equipment like Personal
Digital Assistants (PDAs) and computers.
The new unit will utilize the latest, most
sophisticated equipment for teaching
them those skills.
Our staff is absolutely exceptional.
They have the expertise. The new unit
will give them the cutting-edge tools—
and the space—to complement it.
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Grateful Couple Leads the Way to a
New Neurological Rehabilitation Center
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Q: How would you describe the
importance of the leadership gift
made by Louis and Phyllis Friedman?
SB: It is tremendously important. Louis
was a patient on our unit and he has
done exceptionally well. Louis and
Phyllis were so grateful that they chose to
give back to the hospital to support our
new effort. Their gift was the jump-start
we really needed. I don’t think we’d be as
far along in the process without their
leadership.
We had been talking for a number of
years about where we could build a new
neurological and brain injury rehab unit.
We were thrilled to have the opportunity
to look at the 5th floor in the South
Tower. It’s a great space. The shell is
already there, but it is a very expensive
project to build. We’re looking at a cost
of $10 million.
Part of that includes reconfiguring
space in our in-patient rehab unit on the
5th floor of the Blaustein Building. That
space was created especially for rehab 14
years ago and is still exceptional. But by
reconfiguring it, we will make it possible
for all of our inpatient rehabilitation
services to be contiguous.
Q: What is the timeline for the
project?
SB: We are working closely with the
architects and staff to design the space,
and we hope to start construction in the
next 12 months. My team is thrilled
about the hospital’s commitment to this
project and the tremendous impact this
new facility will have on our patients as
they endure a very challenging time in
their lives. ●
The B. Stanley Cohen, M.D.
Department of Physical Medicine and
Rehabilitation at Sinai Hospital
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Outpatient rehabilitation
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Inpatient rehabilitation
Sinai was the first community
hospital in Maryland to offer acute
inpatient rehabilitation. Its goal is to
help patients achieve the ability to
function independently so they can
return home, usually after an acute
medical or surgical hospitalization. It is
designed for patients who need and
can tolerate a minimum of three hours
of intensive therapy each day.
The 46-bed accredited acute
rehabilitation unit provides all
necessary medical and surgical
resources, including consultations with
specialists, radiology, a lab, emergency
teams, radiation treatment and
dialysis. It accommodates patients in
these diagnostic areas:
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brain injury and neurologic
disorders
general rehabilitation
Two highly specialized inpatient
programs include RESTORE!—a brain
injury rehab program for patients
emerging from coma who need help
managing the behavioral problems
associated with brain injury—and
Function Plus, a program for chronic
pain management.
Sinai’s outpatient department was the
first of its kind in Maryland to become part
of an acute care hospital and offer a
vocational services program. The outpatient
department is home to a highly trained
staff of physiatrists (physicians who
specialize in rehabilitation medicine),
physical therapists, speech-language
pathologists, occupational therapists,
psychologists and social workers.
The center’s chronic pain program
serves adults of all ages, many from out of
town. Other specialized programs include
driver evaluation and training as well as
RETURN!, a therapy program to improve
memory, organization, initiation and other
thinking skills.
A partial list of diagnoses and rehabilitation problems treated in the outpatient
center includes:
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amputation
arthritis
brain injury
cardiac disease
carpel tunnel syndrome
stroke
chronic pain
adult cerebral palsy
difficulty swallowing
fibromyalgia
general rehabilitation/functional
restoration
swelling
low back pain
neck pain
multiple sclerosis
nerve pain
peripheral neuropathy
osteoporosis
Parkinson’s disease
post-fracture rehabilitation
total and partial joint
replacement
post-polio syndrome
prosthetic/orthotic needs
spasticity
rotator cuff tears
gait and balance problems
movement disorders
knee problems
Sinai’s South Tower, future home of the Friedman
Neurological Rehabilitation Center.
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Alex Cooper Auctioneers, Inc.
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From left: Northwest Hospital President Erik G. Wexler with
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The Dr. Michael Feinglass Cancer
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France-Merrick Foundation
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for Limb Lengthening
Lawrence and Jan Rivitz
Sharri and Greg Rochlin
Bruce L. Rosenberg
CORNER
STONE
LEVEL
Floors, Etc.
The Louise D. and Morton J. Macks
Family Foundation, Inc.
Rosenthal-Statter Foundation, Inc.
Joyce and Richard Franklin, M.D.
Mahogany, Inc.
Selma and Richard Rynd
Gail and Stanley Friedler, M.D.
Manekin LLC
Saul Ewing, LLP
Edward J. Friedman Foundation, Inc.
McGuireWoods LLP
Save-A-Heart Foundation, Inc.
FutureCare Health and Management
Corporation
McKesson Corporation
Schafer Cullen Capital Management, Inc.
Media Works, LTD
Seasons Hospice and Palliative Care of
Maryland
Donald A. Abrams, M.D.
Seix Investment Advisors
Abrams, Foster, Nole & Williams P.A.
Shade Construction Company, Inc.
The Adalman-Goodwin Foundation, Inc.
Jackie and Bob Smelkinson
Air Filter Maintenance Company, Inc.
Estates of Joseph Snyder and
Helen M. Snyder
Alban Tractor Co., Inc.
Elizabeth and Joseph Migliara
Sue Miller and Milton Miller, Sr.*
Gordon, Feinblatt, Rothman,
Hoffberger & Hollander, LLC
Southern Maryland Newspapers
Evelyn M. Amaral
Mildred Mindell Cancer Foundation, Inc.
State Mechanical Contractors, Inc.
Walter and Andrea Amprey
Gorfine, Schiller & Gardyn, P.A.
Rhonda and Michael A. Mont, M.D.
Len Stoler Automotive
Amy’s Courage Fund
Warren and Sharon Green
Moser Family Foundation, Inc.
Stryker Orthopaedics
Arris, A Design Studio, Inc.
Estate of David H. Greenberg
NCO Financial Systems, Inc.
Sun Life Financial
Atlantic Door Control, Inc.
Vaughn Greene Funeral Services, P.A.
Networking Concepts, Inc.
Sylvan / Laureate Foundation
Avaya
Sharon Gregory
Northwest Hospital Medical Staff
Jennie M. Tarantola
Miriam and Richard Azrael
Gross Mendelsohn & Associates, P.A.
Obrecht Properties, LLC
Titan Advisors LLC
B.S. Environmental
Health Care Software, Inc.
Offit Kurman, Attorneys at Law
Towers Watson
Moses S. and Blanche H. Hecht
Foundation
Nancy and Morris Offit
Transcend Services, Inc.
Andrew M. Barnstein, M.D. and
Marci Gordon
Mary Susan and Peter Oroszlan, M.D.
Trimboli’s Tents & Events
Betsy and George Hess, Jr.
OrthoMaryland
Venable, LLP
Himmelrich Fund, Inc.
Pacific Income Advisers
Verizon
Hopkins Federal Savings Bank
Pediatrix Medical Group of Maryland
VNA Home Health of Maryland, LLC
Impact Enrollment Solutions
Harold and Eileen Peremel
The Wachovia Foundation
Innovative Wellness Solutions
Physiotherapy Associates
Jerome L. and Rosalie S. Walters
Israelson Family Foundation
Posada Consulting, Inc.
Stephanie and Erik G. Wexler
Jacobs & Dembert, P.A.
Powers Family Foundation
The Jewish Women’s Giving Foundation
Powers Homes Management Corporation
Theophilus & Marie Cover White
Memorial Fund
Alegra and Roland Best
Lynn and Bernard Kapiloff, M.D.
QuestMark Partners, Inc.
Judi and Charles Winner, Esq.
Laura Black and Charles Klein
Tamara and Donald Kirson
The RCM&D Foundation, Inc.
Witt/Kieffer
The Lois and Irving Blum
Foundation, Inc.
KO Public Affairs, LLC
Dr. Jerome P. and Susan B. Reichmister
Woodholme Gastroenterology Assoc., P.A.
Irving Kohn Foundation, Inc.
Renaissance Fine Arts
The Xerox Corporation
Barry Garber and Michele Lax
Alan L. Meltzer
Georgia-Pacific Professional
Ellen and Neil Meltzer Family Fund
Nancy and Marc Gertner, M.D.
Metabolic Technologies, Inc.
Glass, Jacobson & Associates, P.A.
MGH, Inc.
Shelley and Sheldon Goldseker
Goodell, DeVries, Leech & Dann, LLP
($1,000 - $4,999)
Anonymous (5)
1st Mariner Bank
Allstate Floors & Construction, Inc.
Marshall T. Bausum and Sarah A.
Bregel
Bay Country Electric, Inc.
Alma and Larry Becker, M.D.
Belmar Electronics
Betsy and Stacey Berner, M.D.
David and Pat Bernstein
Jamie and Kenneth Bernstein
Lisa and Scott Brown, M.D.
Alice and Bruce Caltrider
Irvin and Sharon Caplan
Karen and Steven Caplan, M.D.
THE YEAR IN REVIEW
Carpet Works Inc.
Carr & Associates
Centerline Construction Company, Inc.
The Charlesmead Foundation, Inc.
Northwest Hospital 6%
Hospital 50%
Sinai
and Hospital 9%
Geriatric Center
Levindale Hebrew
Hospital at Sinai 18%
Samuelson Children’s
Herman & Walter
System-wide support 17%
grants 40%
Government
Individuals 18%
Corporations 17%
Bequests 14%
Planned gifts/
organizations 4%
Community
Foundations 7%
Community
organizations 4%
A total of $17.1 million was
received in new gifts and pledges
for the fiscal year ending
June 30, 2010. Shown here:
Corporations 17%
sources of the extraordinary
support given to LifeBridge
Government
Health facilities.
Chason, Rosner, Leary & Marshall, LLC
Foundations 7%
Cherryworks, Ltd.
Planned gifts/
Bequests 14%
Clinical Associates P.A.
Suzanne F. Cohen
Colon Rectal Surgical Associates
Individuals 18%
Commercial Interiors, Inc.
The Anna & Charles Conigliaro Fund
Chuck Orlando
Drs. Janet and James Conway
grants 40%
Covenant Guild, Inc.
Jeanette and Alan Davis, M.D.
DeCosta Construction Specialties, Inc.
Ronald E. Delanois, M.D.
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Baltimore
County Alumnae Chapter
Herman & Walter
Samuelson Children’s
Hospital at Sinai 18%
Philanthropic support makes a
tremendous difference throughout the health system. At right:
Levindale Hebrew
how donors directed their gifts Geriatric Center
and Hospital 9%
during fiscal year 2010.
Northwest Hospital 6%
System-wide support 17%
Destiny Surgical Products / Skytron
Liebe S. Diamond, M.D.
Julius & Blanche Diener Foundation, Inc.
The Dopkin-Singer-Dannenberg
Foundation, Inc.
Janet and Gary Dowell
Sinai
Hospital 50%
Drs. Jacobs, Lansing and Mishkin
Gwenn M. Eisenberg
EMC Corporation
Enchantment Resort
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Karen A. Engstrom, M.D.
Enterprise Community Investment, Inc.
Barbara Epke and Gordon Nahas
ePlus Technology, Inc.
Estate of Elizabeth K. Elgin
Evercare Mid-Atlantic
Express Scripts, Inc.
Famous Dave’s
Mark and Elizabeth Fink
Rhonda S. Fishel, M.D.
Keith and Sandra Foote
Taylor and Gary Foss
Fotheringill & Wade, LLC
Stan and Ailene Fradin
Jason and Laurie Frank
James and Carolyn Frenkil Charitable
Foundation
Chaya and Howard Friedman
Sharon and Eugene Friedman, Esq.
Keven and Rebecca Friedman
Friends of Maya Chang, Inc.
Mary and W. Peter Geis, M.D.
Myra and Burton Gold
Joyce Goodman and (from left) Aric Spitulnik, Levindale president and chief operating officer,
Dr. William Parker and George Goodman review plans for the new Levindale at the chairman’s reception.
Sol Goldstein
Jennifer and Adrian Goldszmidt, M.D.
Alice and Sol Goodman
Wilford and Michelle Gourdine, M.D.
Trudi and Fred Graffam, III
Graphics Systems
Gray & Son, Inc.
Jan and Sue Guben
Anne and Paul Gurbel, M.D.
John and Linda Haas
Nancy Hackerman
Chris and Gary Hamamoto, M.D.
Candace J. Hamner
Naseem and Khurram Hanif, M.D.
Health Education Foundation of
Eastern North Carolina, Inc.
Helping Hands for a Cure Foundation
Heroes for Hire
HFS Benefits
Highview Construction Company
Susan and Ira Himmel, Esq.
Gina and Daniel Hirschhorn
Hospital Support Services
Aliceann and H. Thomas Howell
Barbara and Julius Hyatt /
The Maryland Center for Oral and
Maxillofacial Surgery
Jacob Yosef Miliman, Attorney At Law
Dr. Howard and Eileen Jacobs
Hillary and James Jacobs
Susan and Fred Jalbert
Drs. Joseph and Marlene JaRo
Jerome and Sonia Baum Charitable
Foundation, Inc.
Willie and L. Diane Johnson, R.N.
Dr. Juan and Olga Juanteguy
Ann H. Kahan
Kaiser Foundation Health Plan of the
Mid-Atlantic States
Charles Winner, Esq., former Levindale chair, chats with Jason Blavatt and Michael Renbaum, current
Levindale vice chair and chair, respectively.
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Levindale Honors Former Board Chairs
Levindale Board Chair Michael Renbaum and his wife Tsipi hosted a reception at their
Caves Valley Golf Club home in May to honor former Levindale board chairs, current board
members and other supporters. Former chairs Robert Ginsburg (1982-83), George Goodman
(1992-93), Dr. William Parker (1990-91) and Charles Winner, Esq. (2005-08) attended.
Levindale President and Chief Operating Officer Aric Spitulnik spoke to guests about plans
for the $31 million Levindale expansion project that began over the summer.
The new Levindale, which will be completed in 2012, will have small households with
private bedrooms and full, private showers and bathrooms; a country kitchen with familystyle Kosher cooking and dining; a den for reading, music and watching television; and a
cozy hearth area.
If you would like to support this project, please contact Joel Simon at the LifeBridge
Health Department of Development at 410-601-4438.
PHOTOS BY MARC SUMMERFIELD
Merrill and John E. Herzenberg, M.D.
Kassimir Physical Therapy
Gloria and Herbert Katzenberg
Donna Balinkie and Kevin Keane
Leah & Morton Kemper Family
Foundation
Lucia and Boris Kerzner, M.D.
Harpal S. Khanuja, M.D.
Merle and Richard Kierson
Marlene Koeppel
KONE Inc.
Alan K. Kotz
David, Jessica, Kelsey, Joe and Charlye
Krajewski
Abraham & Ruth Krieger Family
Foundation
Fran and Geoffrey Kroll
L&L Supply Corporation
Bradley M. Lamm, D.P.M.
Richard M. Lansburgh
Law Offices of Norman R. Buchsbaum
Douglas and Reyna Lederman
Caroline and Joseph Leibman
Robert and Marilyn Levin
www.lifebridgehealth.org/giving
Susan and Jon Levinson
Mary Mangione
Jill and Eric Levitt
Maryland Organization of Nurse
Executives
Susan Levy, M.D. and Glen Strohm
Mort and Ann Libov
Dr. Izlin Z. Lien
Life Search Technologies
Drs. Lawrence and Jeanette Linder
MacKay Shields
Peter J. Mackrell, M.D.
Elizabeth and Andrew Malis
Family and Friends of Kaitlyn McClung
Sarita and Joginder Mehta, M.D.
Mended Hearts Chapter
Midatlantic Cardiovascular Assoc., P.A.
Merritt and Adam Miller
Chuck Allen and Rudy Miller
Elizabeth and William Minkin
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Miriam Lodge, K.S.B., Inc.
Modern Babies & Children
Record-Breaking Magic of Life Gala
Raises More than $3 Million
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BALTIMORE, YOU DID IT AGAIN! Your outstanding turnout for LifeBridge Health’s
“Magic of Life Gala” helped the event retain its coveted spot on the distinguished list
of the city’s most successful one-day fundraisers.
Held on June 5 at the Meyerhoff Symphony Hall, the gala raised a record-breaking
$3,007,500. Proceeds will benefit programs and services provided by LifeBridge Health
and its member facilities: Sinai Hospital of Baltimore, Northwest Hospital, Levindale
Hebrew Geriatric Center and Hospital and Courtland Gardens Nursing & Rehabilitation
Center.
Joseph and Annette Cooper, Jon and Susan Levinson and John and Laura Shmerler
chaired the gala.
More than 1,200 guests enjoyed performances by Jordin Sparks, winner of the
sixth season of American Idol, and comedian SARGE.
Alex Cooper Auctioneers Executive Vice President Jon Levinson said, “The gala
chairmen and our wives want to thank the Baltimore community for making this
year’s gala the most successful in LifeBridge Health history.
“Our great team’s tireless efforts and dedication—combined with the support of
individuals, foundations and the business community—contributed to an unforgettable night and much-needed programs and services for LifeBridge Health.”
LifeBridge Health thanks the sponsors of the Magic of Life Gala 2010 for helping to
make the record-breaking event possible. ●
Sarah and Peter Monaghan
Barbara and Edward L. Morris, M.D.
MS2 Group
Richard J. Mulvey
Neal Naff, M.D. / Chesapeake
Neurosurgery
The Napier Group
Natale Construction Co., Inc.
Phyllis Atkins Neuman
Ricka Neuman and Ted Niederman
Cynthia and Andy Newman
NFJ Investment Group
NurseFinders
Nurses’ Alumnae Association of Sinai
Hospital
Octagon
Marla and David Oros
Orthofix, Inc.
Paquin Healthcare Companies
Selvin Passen, M.D.
Beverly and Sam Penn
Performance Logic, Inc.
The Plack Group
The Plant Foundation
PM Hood & Duct, Inc.
The Polakoff Foundation
Dr. Irvin and Marlene Pollack
Carol and Allan Pristoop, M.D.
Pulmonary and Critical Care Associates
of Baltimore
R&H Motor Cars, Ltd.
R.S. Stern
Ramaswamy I. Rangarajan, M.D.
Indira and Karuparthy Rao, M.D.
Signa Lynch Read
Reduction In Motion
Reisterstown, Owings Mills, Glyndon
Chamber of Commerce
Residential Title & Escrow
Phyllis and Bernard Rice
Right Management
Valerie and Thomas Roberts
Sharon Rochlin
Richard C. Rohrs, P.A.-C
Judith and Lee Rosenberg
Bonnie and Bernard Rubin, M.D.
Philip (Pete) and Beryl (Berry) Sachs
LifeBridge Health and Magic of Life Gala leaders announce that more than $3 million was raised from the
event. Pictured here are (left to right): Jon Levinson, Sinai board member; Warren Green, LifeBridge Health
president and chief executive officer; Susan Levinson; John Shmerler, Sinai board member; Laura Shmerler;
Annette Cooper, Levindale board member; and Ronnie Footlick, LifeBridge Health board chair.
Helen and Donald Saltzman, M.D.
Louis Schaftel
Elda and David Schwartz, M.D.
Sessa Sheet Metal Contractors, Inc.
Shawe & Rosenthal
Bruce Sholk and Beth J. Kaplan
Hanan & Carole Sibel Family
Foundation, Inc.
Joy and Steve Sibel
Amy and Todd Sibel
Marilyn and Harvey* Siegel
Daniel C. Silverman, M.D.
Sirius Computer Solutions, Inc.
Wilbert H. Sirota, Esq.
Jerome A. Slavitt, D.P.M.
The Joseph Smelkinson Foundation
Mollie and William Smulyan, M.D.
Standard Parking
Ashley and Shawn Standard, M.D.
Rona L. Stein, M.D.
Jamye and Steven Stern
Roslyn and Leonard Stoler
Strata Financial Services, LLC
Andrea and Elan Strominger
Co-chairs Laura and John Shmerler with their children and Jordin Sparks at the post-concert meet
and greet.
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Dr. and Mrs. Douglas A. Strouse
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Miriam and Joel Suldan
Nina Embrey
Karen and Jason Sussman
Diana and Marc Terrill
Mary S. Tilbury Ed.D., R.N.
Fitness Factory LLC
Toyota Motor Credit Corporation
Jill Foxman
IBM Corporation Matching Gifts Program
Triangle Sign & Service, LLC
Fraternity Federal
Jack and Jill of America, Inc.
United Maryland Employees Federal
Credit Union
Sharon and Richard Friedlander
Julian Jakobovitz, M.D.
UNUM
Venable, LLP
Julie and Lawrence Hettleman
Estate of Dorothy W. Holler
Westin Annapolis
Tammy and Fred Heyman
Fairmont Newport Beach
Katherine Zemek
Hilton LAX
Eleanor G. Gann
Simpson H. Gardyn
Vocera
Michael J. Garrison
Walden University
Dr. and Mrs. Barry S. Walters
Manuele and Richard Wasserman
Diane M. Gill
Karen and Ronald Ginsberg, M.D.
Zell C. & Myrna S. Hurwitz Foundation, Inc.
ADVOCATE
LEVEL
Suzanne and Gerald Katz
Ned Kaufman
Gail and Jerome Kurman
Lawrence London
Jacqueline and Raul Lujan
Waste Management
Dr. Stuart & Adrienne Green Family
Foundation
Arlene R. Weber
Donna and Mayer Handelman
Lionel F. Weeks
Avverahalli M. Harish, M.D.
The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg
Foundation
Marjorie and Curran Harvey, Jr.
Anonymous (7)
Jerry W. Henderson
Nancy and Gary Aiken
Joelle L. Margolis
Abigail and Robert A. Hoffman, Esq.
Heather E. Allen
Maryland Athletic Club
Toby and Bruce Kahn
American Academy of Pediatrics
Eugene Meyer, M.D.
Karen Carbone Entertainment
Susan and Michael Applefeld
Micki and Ellis Mez, M.D.
Kaufman Fund
Michael A. Williams, M.D. and
Clifton G. Scott
Arundel Cooling & Heating Co., Inc.
Michelle L. Mills
Vera and George Kelley, Jr.
Attman Properties
Alvin Myerberg*
Pamela S. Williams
Nancy A. Kramer
Herta and Arthur Baitch, M.D.
Beverly and Jonathan Myers
Hillary and Joel Wohl
Joanne P. Lanzo, M.D.
Baltimore City Lodge #57 I.O.O.F., Inc.
National Cooperative Refinery Association
Workplace Solutions
Ilene and M. Bruce Lessans
Louise and Jack Barber
Lee and Alan Yarbro
Stacey and Barry Levin, Esq.
Gary Becker
Joanna M. Nicolay Melanoma
Foundation, Inc.
Dr. Robert and Mrs. Miriam Zadek
Lorrie and Horace Liang, M.D.
Toni and Bruce Berger, M.D.
Craig and Andrea Nusinov
Philip A. Zaffere
Marjorie and Robert Lieske
A. J. Billig & Co. Auctioneers
Shirley and Morton Offit
Teresa and Stephen Zemel, M.D.
Carol Macht and Sheldon Lerman, M.D.
Sherry and Daniel Billig
William G. O’Leary
Carol and Steven Zimmerman
Paul Lunis, M.D.
James D. Blum
Ovid Technologies
Marcie and David Zisow, M.D.
Rosalyn and Stanford Malinow, M.D.
Gayle A. Brandel
Thomas and Carol Pattison
Massage Envy
Rona G. Brodsky
Dennis and Rebecca Pick Charitable Fund
Robert I. Matz and Peggy L. Warner
Daniel and Nancy Bush
Sue and Howard Platt
Sue A. Maurer
Shoshana Cardin
Meena and Sunil Rajani, M.D.
Delber and Margaret McKee
Debbi and Glenn Weinberg
Dawn and Jay Weinstein
Betsy and Howard Weiss
Cynthia and Joseph Wiley, M.D.
STEWARD
LEVEL
($500 - $999)
Anonymous (3)
A & A Signs
Jeffrey I. Amdur
Aureus Medical Group
Nancy and Adam Basner, M.D.
Bath Fitter
Joy and Leonard Baxt
Suraiya Begum, M.D.
Yvonne and William Bolton
Amy Macht and George Grose
($250 - $499)
Christine and Gary Manko, M.D.
Edana and Michael Mann
Ann and H. Lee Mantelmacher
Eileen B. Margolies
Dr. Andrea M. Carr
Niculina Restauro
Arnold T. Mench and Helen Ernest
Edward and Rona Casel
Elma and Marvin Rombro, M.D.
Margaret Morgan-Lamb
Carol E. Copeland, M.D.
Laura and Jason Rubenstein
Sheila and H. Gerald Oster, M.D.
Julie Coplan
Ida R. Samet, R.N.
Sheila and Lawrence Pakula, M.D.
Matthew N. Davis
Nicki and Steven Schonfeld, M.D.
Yosuk and Michael Parsons, M.D.
Debra and William Davis, Jr.
Drs. Ronald and Phyllis Schuster
Chandra S. Pemmasani, M.D.
Yasoda and Naveen Devabhaktuni
Shapiro Financial Advisors, LLC
Andrew N. Pollak, M.D.
DGA Partners, Inc.
Susan and Howard Shearer
Alvin and Pearl Jean Pomerantz
Philanthropic Fund
Cindy R. Diamond
The Shelter Foundation, Inc.
Drs. Shailaja and Mukund Didolkar
Earl and Phyllis Shiflet
RR Donnelley
Anna Slesinski
Earth Security Electronics, Inc.
Colleen and Richard Smulovitz
Joan and Paul Edgar, M.D.
Robert J. Snyder
Efron Division
Rikki and Louis Solomon
Beverly and Gerald Rashbaum
Jennifer and N. Jeffrey Realo
G. Newton Reitnour, III
Roeder Travel, Ltd.
Karyn and Ronald Rothstein
Stephanie and Lloyd Sarro
Anna Scheinberg
Judith and Philip Schnelwar
Carol and Ronald Sher, M.D.
Jocelyn El-Sayed, M.D.
William E. Soyke and Wendy Keene
Dr. Marvin Jack and Ina Feldman
Wendy and Leonard Spector
Genine M. and Josh E. Fidler
Sun Microsystems, Inc. Matching Gifts
Program
Nancy J. Fish
Michael G. Fleming
Beverly and Ian Sunshine, M.D.
Bond Distributing Company
Todd J. Shields and Didrikke M.
Schanche
Broesler School Parents Association
The Smiley Family Charitable Foundation
Ira and Jill Gansler
Lisa and Robert Brown
Jane and Warren Smiley
Vernon and Ramona Gaskins
Jige Cai and Xiaowen Wu
Smith & Downey
Dawn and Glenn Goldberg
Wallace H. Campbell Company, Inc.
Elaine H. Smith
Michael F. Goldberg, M.D., M.P.H.
Peter Caprise
Susan Herzberg Smith, M.D.
Steven and Patricia Goldberg
Carnival Cruise Lines
Sol Levinson & Bros., Inc.
Jeffrey and Monta Gordon
Unitarian Universalist Congregation of
the Susquehanna Valley
Timothy J. Chairs
Jean and Jeffrey Stark, P.A.-C
Paul V. Gordon, P.A.
Weinblatt & Associates, PA
Chesapeake Urology Associates, P.A.
Brad and Justina Starobin
Robert Griesmyer
Eileen and Morris Wise
Gamma Chapter Chi Eta Phi Sorority,
Inc.
Susquehanna International Group, LLP
Halle Family Foundation, Inc.
Ellen and Sheldon Wollman
System Source Foundation, Inc.
Laura and Edward Harris, III
Pamela S. Wood
Target
Abraham Harris Trust
Patrice Young
The U.S. Grant Hotel
William C. Hash
Frances and Michael Tievy
Mark and Sharon Hendricks
Copeland Associates
Kathy and Robert Tuttle
Georgia and Robert Hernandez
Cross Country Staffing
David and Joan Uhlfelder
Mikel D. Daniels, D.P.M.
Christopher C. Vaszily
Karen E. Dashiell
Carol and George Vaszily
Denise and Jonathan Dubin, M.D.
Diane and John Vaszily
Barbara Church
Chantal and Stephen Cloobeck
The Cohen Schwartz Family Charitable
Fund
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Paula and Louis Friedman
The Art Resource, Inc.
Thomson Reuters
Helene and Gregory Thoreson
Carolyn and Freddie Traub
Jennifer and Kristofer Trauger
Tyco Electronics
* deceased
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SPECIAL ISSUE
Annual
HONOR
ROLL
of Donors
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Join “Our Future Society”
THE LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH Our Future Society
recognizes thoughtful benefactors who have
made a provision for Sinai Hospital,
Northwest Hospital, Levindale, or Courtland
Gardens in their estate plans. Such gifts
continue a legacy of thoughtful giving that is
more than a century old and has enhanced our care and services.
A gift to one of LifeBridge Health’s hospitals or programs through your
will, retirement assets, insurance or other planned giving options are financially
efficient ways to support the services we provide and help ensure the future
success of our health system.
To join Our Future Society, simply contact Doug Warren at the LifeBridge
Health Department of Development, 410-601-4438, to let them know you
have included a LifeBridge Health hospital or program in your estate plan. As a
member of the Society, you will receive exclusive mailings and invitations to
events. We would like to have the opportunity to recognize you during your
lifetime.
Want to know more about using your estate plan to support Sinai Hospital,
Northwest Hospital, Levindale or Courtland Gardens? Contact Joel Simon at
410-601-4438 or [email protected]. ●
Published by the Department of Development
LifeBridge Health
DOUG WARREN
Editor of Changing Lives & Donor Relations Manager
BENJAMIN S. SCHAPIRO
Chairman, Board of Directors
WARREN A. GREEN
President and CEO
JULIE E. COX, CFRE
Vice President of Development
LINDSAY BEANE, DrPH
Director of Grants Administration
ALICE A. CALTRIDER
Director of Development
JOEL SIMON
Director of Principal Gifts
JEN DOYLE
Special Events Manager
SHANNON WOLLMAN
Development Manager