Bristol Hospital: Celebrating Quality Care

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Bristol Hospital:
Celebrating Quality Care
BRISTOL HOSPITAL AND HEALTH CARE GROUP, INC.
2013 Annual Report
Bristol Hospital: Celebrating Quality Care/1
Message From Our Leadership
2013 Annual Report
CONTENTS
Message From Our Leadership .................................3
Board of Directors .................................................4-5
Center for Orthopedic and Spine Health.................6-7
Beekley Center for Breast Health & Wellness .......8-9
Quality & Patient Safety .....................................10-11
Financial Statements ..........................................12-13
Grateful Patient Comments ................................14-25
Executive Leadership Group ..............................26-27
Our Mission
Bristol Hospital and Health Care Group is committed
to enhancing the health and well-being of our
community. We will provide safe, quality care and
services to our patients through our continuum of
services and health promotion. We will collaborate
with health professionals and other organizations
as advocates for our community. We will provide
the opportunity for growth to our medical staff and
employees in an environment where each individual is
respected and valued.
Corporators ........................................................36-37
Medical Staff ......................................................38-39
Development Foundation Board of Directors ...40-41
Leadership ...............................................................42
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2/Annual Report 2013
Earlier in the year, Bristol Hospital was named the third safest
hospital in Connecticut by Consumer Reports magazine. Patients
and families continue to praise the efforts of our staff with
consistent patient satisfaction scores for the Emergency Center,
inpatient care units and ambulatory surgery.
Our Vision
Bristol Hospital’s array of services was expanded with the addition
of many new physicians and surgeons in the areas of geriatric
and pulmonary/critical care medicine as well as bariatric, breast,
general and orthopedic surgery. Bristol Hospital also launched
the Center for Orthopedic and Spine Health and opened the new
Beekley Center for Breast Health and Wellness.
Bristol Hospital and Health Care Group aspires to
be recognized as the best community health care
provider in Connecticut. Working with our patients,
physicians, employees, volunteers and community,
Bristol Hospital and Health Care Group will utilize
our core values to achieve the vision which:
Our efforts in providing safe and effective care were given
high marks by the Joint Commission as part of the regular reaccreditation survey. During their visit, the Joint Commission
surveyors commented that our organization has an “outstanding
culture” and that we should be especially proud of our focus on
quality and high reliability.
Committees .............................................................28
2013 Highlights ...................................................29-35
“Celebrating Quality Care” is a most fitting way to honor and
salute our employees, medical staff and volunteers. These groups
and individuals passionately provide the best quality care and
services to our patients and families in support of Bristol Hospital
and Health Care Group’s vital mission.
• Creates a culture of safety, quality and service that is
embraced as an individual and team
responsibility
• Ensures a user-friendly continuum modeled on
providing patient-centered care and services
• Continually assesses and promotes new services and
technology
• Serves as the responsible steward and advocate for
the health of our community
Meanwhile, our network affiliation with Yale New Haven Health
System continues to evolve and grow stronger. With our integration
into the Yale supply chain we were able to save hundreds of
thousands of dollars, which further enhanced our high-quality, low
cost – “high value” position. We also have implemented a transfer
process with Yale that has been used successfully throughout
the past year. This has benefited our community by seamlessly
coordinating tertiary care services when they are needed.
This was a strong fiscal year as we ended 2013 with a positive
bottom line and significant market share growth in several key
service line areas.
And none of this success is possible without the hard work and
dedication of our employees, medical staff and volunteers.
Thank you for being “Everyday Extraordinary.”
Bristol Hospital received national recognition when Health
Information Management Systems Society Analytics announced
that we became the first hospital in the State of Connecticut and
the first in the country utilizing the Meditech 6.x platform to be
certified as a Stage 7 level organization on the EMR Adoption
ModelSM. This recognition shows how a community hospital can
advance patient safety and care efficiency with a fully paperless
deployment of an acute care electronic health record.
We also continue to move forward in the pending acquisition
of Bristol Hospital by Tenet Healthcare Corp., which purchased
Vanguard Health Systems last summer. The required Certificate
of Need by the State of Connecticut is expected to be filed in 2014.
Kenneth Rhee, MD
Marie O’Brien
Kurt A. Barwis, FACHE
President of the
Medical Staff
Chairman,
Board of Directors
President & Chief Executive
Chief
Officer
Board of Directors
From left to right:
Thomas Monahan, Bala Shanmugam, MD; Fawad Kazi, MD; Glenn Heiser,
Mark Blum, secretary/treasurer; John Lodovico, Jr., Ellen Solek, EdD;
Kenneth Rhee, MD, president, medical staff; John J. Leone, Jr., vice chairman;
Marie O’Brien, chairman; and Kurt A. Barwis, FACHE, president and CEO
Missing: Kenneth Benoit, MD; Mary Ann Cordeau, PhD; Douglas Devnew,
Karen Guadagnini, MD; and Valerie Vitale, MD
From left to right:
Lisa Mitchell, MA, RT; Dennis Perrone, Donna Fogelson, RN; Mathew Sobolewski, PA-C;
Joni Salafia, Jessica Chardland, MA, RT; and David Rubins, MD, FAAOS
In August 2013, Bristol Hospital and Health Care Group launched its new Center for
Orthopedic and Spine Health. The program includes a skilled team focused in joint
health, spine and pain relief, physiatry and rehabilitation, and sports medicine.
One of the newest additions to the Center for Orthopedic and Spine Health is
orthopedic surgeon David Rubins, MD, FAAOS. Dr. Rubins has more than 20 years
of joint replacement experience and specializes in minimally invasive hip and knee
replacement, MRI-assisted knee surgery and revision total joint replacement.
One of Dr. Rubins’ areas of special interest is the direct anterior (DA) approach for
total hip surgical repair. The DA approach is a minimally invasive technique not
widely used and involves a smaller incision, no detaching of muscles or tendons,
improved component positioning, equal leg lengths, decreased dislocation rates
and decreased patient hospital stays.
Bristol Hospital’s Beekley Center for Breast Health & Wellness officially opened
with a ribbon cutting event on Oct. 24. The new, 6,100-square-foot center offers
patients comprehensive breast care and wellness in a spa-like setting. The breast
health center includes a water wall, fireplace and intimate design aimed at making
patients feel at ease. Each patient will have a nurse navigator who will assist with
appointments and other details of her treatment.
The Beekley Center for Breast Health & Wellness is made possible by a
generous $1 million donation from the Beekley Family Foundation and Beekley
Corporation. A team of stakeholders consisting of breast cancer survivors,
volunteers, and Bristol Hospital and Beekley Corporation employees visited other
breast centers in the region, and had significant input into the design and layout of
the center.
From left to right:
Ayn S. LaPlant, president and CEO, Beekley Corporation; Eva Wickwire, assistant vice president and
chief development officer, Bristol Hospital Development Foundation; and Sai Varanasi, MD, FACS,
breast surgeon with the Bristol Hospital Multi-Specialty Group, Inc.
The Beekley Corporation has been a long-time supporter of Bristol Hospital’s
Community Breast Health Project which provides financial assistance to women in
need of a mammogram.
Quality & Patient Safety
BRISTOL
AVERAGE
Bristol Hospital and Health Care Group’s primary
mission is to provide our patients with the safest and
highest quality care. We continue to undertake a number
of initiatives designed to enhance the safety and quality
of care we provide.
Inpatient Overall Mean Score
Oct 2012- Aug. 2013
NATIONAL
AVERAGE
CONNECTICUT
AVERAGE
NATIONAL
AVERAGE
Heart Attack Process of Care Measures
Given discharge
instructions
Outpatients with chest
pain or possible heart
attack receiving aspirin
within 24 hours of arrival
93%
91%
94%
100%
100%
99%
Aspirin at discharge
Given ACE inhibitor
or ARB for LVSD
95
BRISTOL
AVERAGE
Heart Failure Process of Care Measures
Left ventricular systolic
(LVS) function
100
CONNECTICUT
AVERAGE
Source: hospitalcompare.hhs.gov
Time Period: April, 2012 - March, 2013
83%
95%
97%
Given a prescription
for a statin at discharge
97%
98%
96%
97%
99%
99%
100%
98%
98%
90
87.7
86.7
85.9
85.1
85.2
86.3
85.5
85.1
84.7
85
83.8
84.5
BRISTOL
AVERAGE
CONNECTICUT
AVERAGE
NATIONAL
AVERAGE
BRISTOL
AVERAGE
CONNECTICUT
AVERAGE
NATIONAL
AVERAGE
81.4
Ambulatory Surgery Overall Mean Score
Oct. 2012- Sep. 2013
Pneumonia Process of Care Measures
80
100
75
Oct 12
95
94.7
93.4
93.8
93
94.4
Nov 12
Dec 12
Jan 13
Feb 13
Mar 13
Apr 13
May 13
Jun 13
Jul 13
Aug 13
Sep 13
96.5
95.7
94
93.9
93.8
Pneumonia patients
whose initial emergency
room blood culture was
performed prior to the
administration of the first
hospital dose of antibiotics
95%
97%
98%
92
90
90.6
Given the most appropriate
initial antibiotic(s)
94%
96%
95%
85
Emergency Center Satisfaction Overall Mean Score with Goal
Oct. 2012 - Sep. 2013
80
100
75
Nov 12
Dec 12
Jan 13
Feb 13
Mar 13
Apr 13
May 13
Jun 13
Jul 13
Aug 13
Antibiotic at the right
time - within one hour
Patients receiving treatment
(within 24 hours before or
after surgery) to help
prevent blood clots after
certain types of surgery
Preventive antibiotics were
stopped (within 24 hours
after surgery)
98%
98%
99%
98%
98%
98%
96%
98%
98%
Statements of Excellence - Bristol Hospital Quality, Safety and Performance Improvement Successes
95
Oct 12
Surgical Care Improvement Project
Average number of minutes before outpatients with chest pain or possible heart attack who needed specialized care were transferred
to another hospital
Sep 13
89.8
90
87.9
85.9
86.1
88.1
87.9
88.6
Average time patients spent in the emergency department, before they were admitted to the hospital as an inpatient
Average time patients spent in the emergency department before they were seen by a health care professional
84.1
82.3
80
267 min.
Conn. Avg 341min.
87.2
85
60 min.
Conn. Avg 60 min.
81.7
24 min.
Conn. Avg 29 min.
Ischemic stroke patients who received medicine known to prevent complications caused by blood clots within 2 days of arriving at the hospital
100%
Ischemic or hemorrhagic stroke patients who received treatment to keep blood clots from forming anywhere in the body within 2 days of
arriving at the hospital
100%
Ischemic stroke patients who received a prescription for medicine known to prevent complications caused by blood clots before discharge
100%
78.6
75
Oct 12
Nov 12
Dec 12
Jan 13
Feb 13
Mar 13
Apr 13
May 13
Jun 13
Jul 13
Aug 13
Sep 13
Patients who received treatment to prevent blood clots on the day of or day after hospital admission or surgery
Outpatient CT scans of the abdomen that were “combination” (double) scans
95%
1.9%
Financial Statements
BRISTOL HOSPITAL, INC.
2012
2011
2010
$131,717,516
4,242,269
$130,360,493
5,173,982
$125,941,019
6,100,777
$128,018,896
4,183,082
135,959,785
135,534,475
132,041,796
132,201,978
59,480,579
62,437,776
59,084,074
60,969,190
56,506,869
57,992,637
57,886,913
55,226,546
4,909,425
6,363,743
1,421,575
134,613,099
$1,346,686
6,470,291
6,320,576
1,641,972
134,486,303
$1,048,172
9,847,024
5,714,642
1,833,355
131,894,527
$147,269
10,944,348
5,241,260
1,688,566
130,987,633
$1,214,345
$844,070
$2,190,756
$1,253,154
$2,301,326
$2,043,067
$2,190,536
$571,472
$1,785,187
2013
Operating Revenues:
Net Patient Service Revenues
Other Operating Revenues
BRISTOL HOSPITAL, INC.
2012
2011
2010
5,319
5,251
5,133
5,175
569
604
623
634
22,491
21,653
20,620
22,754
203,043
204,370
192,283
175,884
6,700
6,822
7,101
7,696
38,530
38,557
42,239
38,760
2013
Medical/Surgical Admissions
Births
Medical/Surgical Inpatient Days
Outpatient Visits
Surgical and Endoscopy Procedures
Emergency Room Visits
Salaries, wages and fees
Supplies and other expenses
Bad debt expense, net
Depreciation and amortization
Interest
Total expenses
Gain from operations
Non-operating income
Excess of revenues over (under) expenses
COMBINED STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS
BRISTOL HOSPITAL MULTI-SPECIALTY GROUP, INC.
Physician Office Visits
Operating Expenses:
2013
2012
2011
2010
91,096
84,896
80,896
87,022
INGRAHAM MANOR
Patient Days
Average Daily Census
Net Patient Service Revenues
Other Operating Revenues
2013
2012
2011
2010
340
293
353
358
43,585
45,152
44,835
44,143
120
123
121
121
Salaries, wages and fees
Supplies and other expenses
Bad debt expense, net
Depreciation and amortization
Interest
Total expenses
Gain/(Loss) from operations
Non-operating income
Excess of revenues over (under) expenses
2011
2010
$161,651,530
6,651,756
$160,223,250
7,071,296
$155,158,705
8,394,129
$154,929,658
6,532,739
168,303,286
167,295,546
163,552,834
161,462,397
78,220,957
74,662,601
6,182,431
7,216,365
1,683,795
77,072,068
73,759,728
7,606,229
7,011,232
1,943,647
77,293,660
67,134,182
11,141,062
6,287,283
2,148,712
76,429,436
64,046,049
12,199,961
5,850,296
2,012,629
167,965,649
167,392,904
164,004,899
160,538,371
$337,637
$(98,358)
$(452,065)
$924,026
$2,170,216
$1,718,157
$646,372
$1,570,398
Operating Revenues:
Operating Expenses:
Admissions
2012
2013
$857,803
$1,195,440
$1,298,723
$1,200,365
Grateful Patient Comment—G South:
“The best part of my stay was the staff. Never
once during my stay did I ever feel forgotten
about. Thank you again to your staff.”
From left to right:
Ashley Morann, RN, BSN; Tina Tardiff, RN, BSN;
Toby Capitanio; Michelle Curry, RN; Sheila Johnson, RN;
Clara Bryan and Operations Manager Dawn Lantiere, RN, BSN
Grateful Patient Comment—Environmental Services:
“The people who cleaned my room were
very nice and always wanted to know when
I would be better. Thank you.”
From left to right:
Deborah Bonola, Adriana Cardoso; Director of Environmental
Services Gary Gimpl, Carmen Bond, Mirjana Xhimitiku and
Edmond Xhimitiku
Grateful Patient Comment—
Cancer Care Center:
“Thank you all for taking such GREAT
care of my sister. You are all blessed.”
From left to right:
Theresa Stross, BSN, RN; Candace Willig, BSN, RN;
Patricia Coviello, BSN, RN, OCN; Driola Brahaj, MD; and
Sapna Khubchandani, MD, MPH
Grateful Patient Comment—Food and Nutrition Services:
“The servers went out of their way to be pleasant;
even going back to the kitchen when I forgot to order
something for my meal. Excellent service.”
From left to right:
Rebecca Polzella, Lauren LeHouillier, John Tichon, Amber Plourde;
Director of Food and Nutrition Services Darius Erami, Todd Parker,
Tricia Erickson, MS, RD, CD-N; Kathleen Chambers and Mark Heacox
Grateful Patient Comment—F South:
“I had a very good experience when
staying at the hospital, with very
caring treatment.”
From left to right:
Lynn Anderson, RN; Chris Buono, RN; Nicole Pires, RN, BSN;
Fawn Pluff, Smita Goulet, RN, BSN; and
Operations Manager Jeannie Robbins, RN, BSN
From left to right:
Director of Rehab Services Elizabeth Warner, PT; Kevin Jacobs, DPT;
Andrea Pittinger, Linda Panikowski, OTR/L,CHT; Jennifer Carbone, MSPT;
Christina Curry and Julie Peinhardt, MSPT
Grateful Patient Comment—Rehab Dynamics:
“The staff was so friendly and easy to work with —
I would go back if I ever need therapy again.”
Executive Leadership Group
From left to right:
George Eighmy, CPA, FHFMA, vice president of finance and chief financial officer;
Eva Wickwire, assistant vice president and chief development officer; David Rackliffe, BA, MBA,
assistant vice president, information services; Susan Sylvestre, FACHE, assistant vice president,
professional practices; Kurt A. Barwis, FACHE, president and chief executive officer;
Jeanine F. Reckdenwald, SPHR, vice president, human resources and support services;
Linda Urbanski, PhD, administrator, Ingraham Manor; Leonard Banco, MD, senior vice president,
chief medical officer; and Sheila Kempf, RN, PhD, senior vice president, patient care services
and chief nursing officer
Committees
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE BHHCG
Marie O’Brien (Chairman of
Committee)
Kurt A. Barwis
Mark Blum
Glenn Heiser
John J. Leone, Jr.
John Lodovico, Jr.
Kenneth Rhee, MD
AUDIT & COMPLIANCE
COMMITTEE - BHHCG
John J. Leone, Jr. (Interim Chairman
of Committee)
Mark Blum
Diane Bouffard
George Eighmy
Glenn Klocko
Marie O’Brien
FINANCE COMMITTEE - BHHCG
Mark Blum
(Chairman of Committee)
Douglas Devnew
(Vice Chairman of Committee)
Kurt A. Barwis
William Brownstein, MD
George Eighmy
Glenn Heiser
Claudia McCann
Mike Nicastro
Marie O’Brien
Thomas P. O’Brien
INVESTMENT COMMITTEE –
BHHCG
(Subcommittee of Finance
Committee)
Glenn Heiser
Thomas O. Barnes, Jr.
Michael V. Adams
Kurt A. Barwis
Douglas Devnew
George Eighmy
John J. Leone, Jr.
Marie O’Brien
Thomas P. O’Brien
Kenneth Sheptoff
GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE BHHCG
Thomas O. Barnes
Mark Blum
Kurt A. Barwis
John J. Leone, Jr.
Marie O’Brien
Kenneth Rhee, MD
Eva Wickwire
QUALITY IMPROVEMENT
COMMITTEE - BRISTOL
HOSPITAL, INC.
John Lodovico, Jr.
Mary Ann Cordeau, PhD
Vice Chairman of Committee)
Sharon Adler, MD
Leonard Banco, MD
Kurt A. Barwis
Diane Bouffard
Teresa Bukowski
Karen Cornell
Mitchel Katz, MD
Fawad Kazi, MD
Sheila Kempf, PhD
John J. Leone, Jr.
Lexie Mangum
Craig Mittleman, MD
Kenneth Rhee, MD
Glen Rosenfeld, MD
James Sayre, MD
Bala Shanmugam, MD
Valerie Vitale, MD
Richard Zweig, MD
EXECUTIVE
COMPENSATION
COMMITTEE - BHHCG
Mark Blum
Kenneth Benoit, MD
Nancy Brault
Lisa Casey
Kimberly Hostetler
Karen Keene
Marie O’Brien
MEDICAL STAFF
DEVELOPMENT
COMMITTEE – BHHCG
Michael V. Adams
Kenneth Benoit, MD
(Co-Vice Chairman of
Committee)
Rick Abbott
Rainer Bagdasarian, MD
Leonard Banco, MD
Kurt A. Barwis
Nancy Brault
(Co-Vice Chairman of
Committee)
Yong-Sung Chyun, MD
George Eighmy
John Frazier, MD
Sheila Kempf, PhD
Christopher Leary, MD
John J. Leone, Jr.
Suzanne Miller, MD
Marie O’Brien
Kenneth Rhee, MD
Susan Sylvestre
STRATEGIC PLANNING
COMMITTEE - BHHCG
AD-HOC COMMITTEE NOT
REQUIRED BY BYLAWS
Michael V. Adams
Leonard Banco, MD
Thomas O. Barnes
Kurt A. Barwis
Kenneth Benoit, MD
George Eighmy
Sheila Kempf, RN, PhD
John J. Leone, Jr.
Marie O’Brien
Jeanine F. Reckdenwald
Kenneth Rhee, MD
PARTNERSHIP COMMITTEE BHHCG AD-HOC COMMITTEE
NOT REQUIRED BY BYLAWS
Marie O’Brien
Leonard Banco, MD
Thomas O. Barnes
Kurt A. Barwis
Kenneth Benoit, MD
George Eighmy
Glenn Heiser
John J. Leone, Jr.
BRISTOL HOSPITAL MULTISPECIALTY GROUP
Karen Guadagnini, MD
(Chairman)
Kurt A. Barwis
Joseph Cherneskie, MD
Paulo Correa, MD
Douglas Devnew
Vijay Joshi, MD
Sapna Khubchandani, MD
John Lodovico, Jr.
Marie O’Brien
2013 Highlights
Bristol Hospital was a title sponsor of
the 11th Annual Shamrock Run that
took place March 23 at Chippens Hill
Middle School in Bristol. The event
raises funds for the Saint Vincent
DePaul Society shelter in Bristol.
Dozens of employees from Bristol
Hospital and the Bristol Hospital
Multi-Specialty Group took part in the
run including (from left):
Martin Canillas, MD; President and
CEO Kurt A. Barwis, FACHE; and
Carlos Encisco-Chaves, MD.
The Bristol Hospital Development Foundation’s 15th
Annual Festival of Wines and Spirits took place March
23 at the ESPN North Campus and raised more than
$50,000. Approximately 230 guests attended the event
which featured dozens of domestic and imported
wines, beers and spirits for guests to sample. The
event was co-chaired by Christopher Leary, MD and
John Walker, MD, of Radiologic Associates, PC, the
presenting sponsor of the event. In attendance at the
event included (from left): Kurt A. Barwis, FACHE,
president and CEO; ESPN SportsCenter anchor
Max Bretos; Eva Wickwire, assistant vice president
and chief development officer and from Radiologic
Associates, PC, event co-chair, Christopher Leary, MD.
everyday extraordinary
2013 Highlights
Bristol Hospital was named the third safest hospital in Connecticut
according to Consumer Reports magazine. Bristol Hospital’s third place
safety ranking appeared in the May 2013 issue of Consumer Reports, and is
based on a composite score that was calculated by a hospital’s performance
in five key safety measures including readmissions after discharge;
complications; clear communications in such areas as drugs and discharge
planning; overuse of CT scans; and infections.
This year’s Nightingale Award for Excellence in Nursing
recipients from Bristol Hospital included (from left):
Barbara O’Neill, RN, BS, MEd, operations manager for the
Emergency Center; staff nurse Patricia Kenney, RN, BSN,
CPAN; and staff nurse Susan Ferreira, RN.
John Tichon of Food and Nutrition Services was named the
2013 Employee of the Year for Bristol Hospital and Health
Care Group, Inc. Tichon was presented with the award at
the hospital’s annual Employee Services Award Dinner by
President and CEO Kurt A. Barwis, FACHE.
Bristol Hospital and Health Care Group Inc, was the
recipient of a generous $75,000 grant that was awarded by
the Connecticut Health and Educational Facilities Authority
(CHEFA). The CHEFA grant was used to upgrade and
renovate the hospital’s current behavioral health area. This
includes providing a more efficient patient experience from
assessment and triage in the Emergency Center to treatment
in the Inpatient Behavioral Health Unit. The renovations
include upgrading the current crisis area in the Emergency
Center for patients with mental illness and substance abuse/
dependence as well as numerous renovations in the hospital’s
Inpatient Behavioral Health Unit. In attendance at the
check presentation included Bristol Hospital staff (from
left): Josephine Soucy, RN, MSN, CCRN, NE-BC, director of
clinical operations, Emergency Center; Karen Eisenhauer,
RN, MSN, director of behavioral health services; Diane
Bernier, MSN, RN-BC, operations manager, mental health
services; and from CHEFA: Jeffrey Asher, executive director;
and David Wasch, government programs specialist.
In collaboration with the Connecticut Hospital Association,
Bristol Hospital and Health Care Group, Inc. began a journey
to establishing a High Reliability Organization. High Reliability
is a culture and methodology that radically reduces systems
failures and catastrophic events. As part of the journey, all Bristol
Hospital employees are required to attend the “Safety Starts With
Me” presentation. The presentation helps employees gain an
understanding of the hospital’s safety initiative and the principals
of human error prevention. Safety Starts with Me provides
employees with information and tools that include four safety
habits for error prevention with an explanation of how they are
used in the hospital setting. Shown teaching one of the classes are
Lynne Ramer, RN, MSN, CNOR, director of clinical operations
for Perioperative Services, and George Eighmy, CPA, FHFMA,
vice president of finance and chief financial officer.
2013 Highlights
The 18th Annual Bristol Hospital Development Foundation
Golf Classic—which took place June 10 at the Golf Club of Avon—
raised more than $75,000 for Bristol Hospital. The funds will
support numerous programs at the hospital. Since it began, the
Bristol Hospital Golf Classic has raised more than $1.3 million for
the hospital and this year’s tournament featured approximately
172 golfers. In attendance at the tournament included (from left):
Brian Dehm, Tracy-Driscoll Insurance and Financial Services and
golf committee chairman; Eva Wickwire, assistant vice president
and chief development officer; Michael Rigg, Esq, O’Brien, Tanski &
Young; Kurt A. Barwis, FACHE, president and CEO, and Jim Tanski,
Esq, O’Brien, Tanski & Young.
The seventh annual “Rally for the Cure” golf tournament
took place Sept. 7 at the Chippanee Country Club in
Bristol. The event included approximately 80 golfers
and raised $7,100 for Bristol Hospital’s Beekley Center
for Breast Health and Wellness. Shown at the check
presentation included (from left): Eva Wickwire, assistant
vice president and chief development officer, Bristol
Hospital Development Foundation; and Rally for the
Cure co-chairs: Joyce Tomasetti, Kathy Norton and
Nancy St.Pierre.
Bristol Hospital was among a select group of hospitals
nationwide recognized by the U.S. Department of Health
and Human Services (HHS) for reaching gold, silver, and
bronze levels of outreach for organ and tissue donation
and registration. Bristol Hospital conducted awareness and
registry campaigns to educate staff, patients, visitors, and
community members about the critical need for organ, eye,
and tissue donors and, by doing so, increased the number
of potential donors on the state’s donor registry. The
hospital earned points for each activity planned between
September 2012 and May 2013 and was awarded bronze
recognition through the Workplace Partnership for Life
Hospital Campaign, a program launched in 2011 by HHS’s
Health Resources and Services Administration.
Joseph Cherneskie, MD—a physician of the Bristol Hospital
Multi-Specialty Group, Inc—received recognition from the
National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) and the
Patient-Centered Medical Home 2011 (PCMH) program for
using evidence-based, patient-centered processes that focus
on highly-coordinated care and long-term participative
relationships. He was the first physician at Bristol Hospital to
receive Level 3 recognition which is the highest PCMH honor.
Other medical staff members of the Bristol Hospital MultiSpecialty Group to receive the honor after Dr. Cherneskie
included Doris Altherr, MD; Karen Guadagnini, MD;
Jonathan Krumeich, MD; Saima Ali Pasha, MD;
Brimal B. Patel, MD; Bala Shanmugam, MD;
Lynne Whitney, APRN; Li Zhu, MD; and Richard Zweig, MD.
The Parent and Child Center at Bristol Hospital 2013
Annual Awards Dinner took place on Sept. 30. The event
featured volunteer recognition and service awards, board
member recognition and family testimonials. The Child
Abuse Prevention Award was given to Linda Rich, MSW,
director of the Family Resource Center for the Bristol Public
Schools, (center). Shown with Rich are (from left): Mary-Alice
Petrucelli-Timek, MS, school readiness grant manager for
the Bristol Public Schools, and Kimberly Carmelich, MPA,
program manager for the Parent and Child Center.
Bristol Hospital’s Bariatric Surgery Program received a Level
1 Accreditation by the American College of Surgeons Bariatric
Surgery Center Network (ACS BSCN). The accreditation shows
that Bristol Hospital has met the essential criteria of a surgery
center that is fully capable of supporting a bariatric surgery care
program and that its performance meets the requirements by
the ACS BSCN Accreditation Program. Bariatric Surgery Centers
that are accredited under the ACS BSCN program standards are
part of the Metabolic Bariatric Surgery Accreditation Quality
Improvement Program administered by the American College of
Surgeons. Members of the Bariatric Program include (from left):
Kerry Roy, RN, BSN; Makram Gedeon, MD and Tammy Gangloff.
2013 Highlights
Staff from Bristol Hospital recently celebrated the accreditation of
the Bristol Hospital Sleep Center by the American Academy of Sleep
Medicine. The five-year accreditation welcomes the Bristol Hospital
Sleep Center into the ranks of the AASM-accredited centers, which
provide the highest quality of patient care. The AASM is committed
to ensuring that those in the field of sleep medicine provide excellent
health care and enhance the awareness of sleep as an important element
for health, public safety and quality of life. Since opening in 2011, the
Bristol Hospital Sleep Center has served more than 700 patients. Shown
at the celebration enjoying cake are (from left): Brimal B. Patel, MD,
medical director of the Bristol Hospital Sleep Center; Marvin McMillen,
MD, FACS, MACP, the hospital’s chairman of surgery, and Stephanie
Adkins, RN, MSN, CCRN, operations manager of the intensive care unit,
respiratory therapy, and the sleep center.
Bristol Hospital Patient Representative Andy Adams was one of the recipients of the Bristol
Boys and Girls Club PLUS Award. Adams was honored for her volunteer work in the
community with such organizations as Bristol Rising, the Bristol Parking Authority and the
American Clock and Watch Museum. Adams has worked at Bristol Hospital since 1987.
Health Information Management Systems Society (HIMSS) Analytics
announced that Bristol Hospital has become the first hospital in the State of
Connecticut and the first in the country utilizing the Meditech 6.x platform
to be certified as a Stage 7 level organization on the EMR Adoption ModelSM
(EMRAM). HIMSS Analytics developed the EMR Adoption Model in 2005 as a
methodology for evaluating the progress and impact of electronic medical record
(EMR) systems for hospitals in the HIMSS Analytics™ database. The EMRAM
has eight stages, ranging from zero, (a predominantly paper environment),
to seven, (a predominantly paperless environment). Tracking their progress
in completing these eight stages, hospitals can review the implementation and utilization of information technology
applications with the intent of reaching Stage 7, which represents an advanced electronic patient record environment.
The annual Bristol Hospital Ball, “The Best is Yet
to Come,” took place Nov. 16 at the Aqua Turf Club
in Plantsville. This year’s event raised more than
$75,000 in net proceeds to help complete vital
projects at the hospital. The Presenting Sponsor
of the event was Norris McLaughlin & Marcus,
PA, Attorneys At Law. The honorary chairmen of
this year’s ball were Margarita Reyes, MD, of the
Center for Geriatric Medicine; orthopedic surgeon
David Rubins, MD, FAAOS; and breast surgeon Sai
Varanasi, MD, FACS. Shown at the event include:
(from left): Kurt A. Barwis, FACHE, president and
CEO; Board Chairman Marie O’Brien, and
David Rubins, MD, FAAOS.
Bristol Hospital recently received more than $443,000 in financial
incentives by participating in Energize Connecticut energy
efficiency programs offered through Connecticut Light & Power
and Yankee Gas. These incentives helped offset the cost of a $1.75
million project that included upgrades to the hospital’s energy
infrastructure, ranging from the installation of energy efficient
cooling towers and a heat exchanger to the chilled water return,
to the installation of an energy management system to optimize
the water chiller plant’s operation. Shown at the presentation
for the project include (from left); from Bristol Hospital, Jeanine
F. Reckdenwald, SPHR, vice president of human resources and
support services; George Eighmy, CPA, FHFMA, vice president
of finance and chief financial officer; from Connecticut Light
& Power, Ron Araujo, manager of conservation and load
management; and William C. Mascetti, president, ACG North
America, Inc.
As part of National Volunteer Week 2013 in April,
Bristol Hospital hosted its Adult Volunteer Annual
Awards luncheon at Chippanee Country Club.
Bristol Hospital has approximately 150 active adult
volunteers and 50 junior volunteers who donate about
22,000 hours every year. Thank you to all our generous
volunteers! Shown at the luncheon are volunteers
(from left): Shirley McMahon, Doris Aldieri,
Patsy Lee Gangloff, Marcia Noll, Jeanne Edwards,
Alta Lamothe and Laura Lord.
Corporators
Rick Abbott
Julius Aboagye
Eileen H. Adams
Michael V. Adams, CPA
Cathryn L. Addy, Ph.D.
Sharon Adler, MD
Jacques G. Akerley
Richard H. Alden, Esq.
Michael J. Aldieri, Jr.
Stephen O. Allaire, Esq.
Linda R. Arbesman
Paul H. Arbesman
Jeanine B. Audette
Carlos M. Badiola, MD
Rainer W. Bagdasarian, MD
Leonard I. Banco, MD
Elizabeth A. Barnes
Lillian R. Barnes
Melanie A. Barnes
Thomas O. Barnes
Thomas O. Barnes, Jr.
Wallace Barnes
Jean A. Barwis
Victor J. Basile
Scott Bayne
Sofia Bayne
Arnold H. Becker, MD
Ruth S. Becker
Kenneth G. Benoit, MD
Mary Benoit, RN
George W. Betts
Jarre B. Betts
Robert J. Bianchi
Victoria R. Biondi, MD
Judith Blanchet
Mark J. Blum
Stewart E. Bober, MD
Beverly R. Bobroske
Nelson A. Bondhus, MD
Elizabeth A. Boukus
Christine L. Bourbeau
Bryan P. Bowerman
Jacqueline E. Bracco
Tom S. Brackett
J. Yancey Brame
Nancy Brault
Richard S. Braverman
Amy S. Breakstone, MD
Gerard W. Brick
William J. Brownstein, MD
Kathleen Buckley
Aline Burns
Kenneth F. Burns
Barbara H. Campbell
William T. Campion, Jr.
Mary Pat Caputo
Richard O. Carlson
George E. Carpenter
George T. Carpenter
Maureen Carpenter
Ralph J. Carpenter, III
Alexander J. Carros
David M. Casey
Lisa M. Casey
Steven C. Casey
Rosemarie A. Cassin
Patricia J. Checko, Ph.D.
Yong-Sung Chyun, MD
Armann O. Ciccarelli, MD
Michael P. Cifone
Bernard A. Clark, III, MD
Dennis Cleary, RN, NHA
Eileen M. Cleary, RN, NHA
Kenneth Cockayne
Thomas A. Colapietro
Gary D. Constant, Esq.
Mary Ann Cordeau, Ph.D., RN
Robert B. Cordeau
Karen A. Cornell, LSCW
Raymond G. Corsini
Wayne A. Cowell
Richard Croce
George J. Crowley
Peter F. D’Addario, MD
Christopher Dadlez
Edward A. D’Amato, Jr.
Brian K. Dehm
Blake Della Bianca
Michael DeNegris
S. D. Devnew, Jr.
Linda D. DiMatteo
Anthony W. Distasio, Ph.D.
Daniel Diver, MD
David Dobrzanski, Ph.D. MD
Diane M. Donovan
James D. Donovan, Esq.
Theodore M. Donovan, Esq.
Andre D. Dorval, Esq.
John S. Driscoll
Christopher J. Duhaime
Ronald F. Duhaime
James R. Dumont
Roland J. Dumont
Cheryl Dumont-Smith
Thomas G. Dunn
Cary M. Dupont
Victor C. Eanniello, II, MD
Marc D. Edelman
George Eighmy
John J. Fasolo, Jr.
Dennis D. Ferguson, MD
Ellen S. Ferrier
Vincent Festa, Jr.
Anna Ficeto
Robert W. Fiondella
Robert Fiorito
Sandra J. Fiorito
Jill Fitzgerald
Todd J. Fitzsimons
Marguerite P. Fletcher
Terry B. Fletcher
Barbara A. Fontaine
William P. Fontaine
Phillip Fowler
Gregory J. Fradette, Sr.
Barbara H. Franklin
Peter D. Freytag
Lorraine B. Friedman
Marvin Friedman
Arthur P. Funk, Jr.
Timothy W. Furey, Esq.
Valerie C. Furey
Donna Galluzzo, Ph.D., RD
Frank Galluzzo
Marilyn Gawitt
Rita L. Gerzanick
Gary Gibson
Keith Gibson
Mark A. Gibson
Richard D. Gilland, Esq.
Gary Gimpl
Charles R. Glendon
Bernard F. Grabowski, Esq.
Harland S. Graime, Ph.D.
Roger G. Grandbois
Ronald S. Green, MD
Phyllis D. Guida
Robert W. Gundersen
William A. Hamzy, Esq.
R. Christopher Hartley
Margaret M. Hayes, Esq.
Glenn Heiser
John E. Hines
Kimberley K. Hostetler
Kate F. Houlihan
Elbert J. Huckaby
Katherine Ill, MD
Peter G. Imperator
James J. Jannetty
Gerald O. Jensen, MD
William R. Johnson
Rita A. Joy
Helen S. Kalinowski
Jack H. Katz, MD
Stephen J. Kaye, MD
Rev. Earl W. Keirstead
Sheila A. Kempf, RN, Ph.D.
Brendan Kennedy
Raquel Kennedy
Thomas D. Kennedy, III
Leslie S. Kish, MD
Sally A. Kish
Glenn Klocko
Susan D. Kozikowski
Kenneth I. Krasner, MD
Edward C. Krawiecki, Jr., Esq.
Sharon Krawiecki
Jonathan T. Krumeich, MD
David Kushlan
Ercole J. Labadia
Pamela J. Labadia
Dolores Lanosa
Chris LaPlaca
Thomas LaPorte
Steven E. Lasewicz, Jr.
Wendy M. Latshaw, MD
Deborah Laviero
Morris Laviero
Patricia E. Laviero
Dolores R. Lebert
John J. Leone, Jr.
Sandra M. Leone
John A. Letizia
Lawrence P. Levine, MD
Kimberly Lewis
Stephen L. Lewis
John A. Lodovico, Jr.
Peter Longo
Edward P. Lorenson
Laura L. Lorenson
Dixie L. Losey
Carlo Luciano, MPH
V. E. Lyons, Jr., Ph.D.
Elizabeth MacDonald-Nadeau
Elmer W. Madsen
Amanda M. Malkowski
Mark T. Malkowski
Lexie Mangum
Linda Mannarino
Nachiyappan Manoharan, MD
Larry M. Marcus, MD
Stephan M. Masotti
Anthony M. Mattioli
Margaret D. Maynard
Claudia McCann
Edward T. McPhee, Jr.
Fredrick Mensel
Michelle Mensel
David Merchant
Jacqueline Merchant
Carol M. Messier
Robert L. Messier, Jr.
David Mills
Robert A. Mola
Thomas Monahan
Thomas H. Morrow
Timothy Murawski
Neil F. Murphy, Jr., Esq.
Judy M. Murrone
Irene D. Nadeau
Patrick R. Nelligan
Frank N. Nicastro, Sr.
Michael D. Nicastro
Anne Noble, Esq.
Carolyn Norton
Marie V. O’Brien
Richard A. O’Brien
Thomas P. O’Brien
Joseph R. Ofosu, PharmD
Eric Osanitsch
Donna Osuch
Timi A. Paccioretti
Charles H. Padget, MD
Wanita A. Parent
David Pasqualicchio
Michael Pasqualicchio
Mark Peterson
William A. Petit, Sr.
Karen W. Poole, Esq.
Jon M. Pose
James R. Potter
Mary-Etta Potter
David J. Preleski, Esq.
Louise Provenzano
Ann B. Pryor
James J. Pryor
Michael S. Ptaszynski, MD
David M. Rackliffe
Doreen A. Rackliffe, PA-C
Jerald A. Rafaniello
Thomas J. Ragaini
Kenneth K. Rhee, MD
Kathryn V. Ricci
Janet M. Riemer
Michael S. Rivers
Lisa Roberge
Leonard I. Roberts
Joseph J. Robles, MD
Cheryl K. Rogers
Jon Rondeau
Robert V. Rose, RN
Jonathan H. Rosen, MD
Stuart E. Rosenberg
Patricia A. Saccu
Richard P. Saporito, D.C.
James T. Sayre, MD
Susan Scarritt
Theodore C. Scheidel
Henry Scherer, Jr.
Daniel J. Scoppetta, MD
Jeffrey K. Scott
Chester Scoville, Jr.
Cynthia A. Scoville
Susan Scully
Richard M. Seguljic, Esq.
Mark Sekorski
Carl R. Sellberg
Robert N. Sener*
Kimberly A. Sgro
Richard O. Sgro
Sharon Shafran
Sidney Shafran, O.D.
Douglas P. Shea
Kenneth Sheptoff
Sandra R. Silver
E. Lee Sinkwich
Edward C. Smith
John E. Smith
Therese E. Snow
Jane Snowdon
Jeffrey Sonenstein
Kathi Sorey
Donald R. Soucy
Perry J. Spinelli
Jane B. Stanke
Elizabeth D. Stevenson
William T. Stortz
Philip A. Streifer, Ph.D.
Mary Suchopar
Michael Suchopar
Susan E. Sylvestre
Ann W. Tracy
James Truscio
George E. Tuttle
Darlene Tynan
Linda A. Urbanski, Ph.D.
Carmelita E. Valerio
Peter F. Valerio
Jean-Pierre van Rooy
Martin Van Walsum
Thomas Verdone, MD
Valerie J. Vitale, MD
Salvatore V. Vitrano, Esq.
John M. Walker, MD
Arthur J. Ward
Michael J. Wasta, Ph.D.
Gary Weed
Katherine B. Weed
P. E. Weed
Jason Welch
Derek T. Werner, Esq.
Michael L. Werner
Edward Wesley
Linda A. Wesley
Michael L. Whaley, MD
Eva Wickwire
Edward Wilensky
Robert J. Williamson, MD
Peter J. Wojtusik
Philip J. Wojtusik, Jr.
Christopher A. Wright
Jean K. Young, RN
Kathleen K. Zabel
Mark Zammett
Susan Zaremba
Edward J. Zebrowski, MD
Joseph H. Zerbey, IV
Christopher Ziogas
James Ziogas, Jr., Esq.
Ellen A. Zoppo
Richard M. Zweig, MD
* deceased
Medical Staff
Allergy
Colon/Rectal
Bruce S. Englander, MD*
Amanda Ayers, MD
Saumitra Banerjee, MD
Steven H. Brown, MD
David A. Cherry, MD
Christina Czyrko, MD
Makram M. Gedeon, MD
Paul Joyner, MD
Christina Maria Mirth, MD
William P. Pennoyer, MD
Sampath Subramaniam, MD
David Walters, MD
Anesthesiology
Rajendra K. Bobba, MD
Nazmul Chowdhury, MD
Jessica Dowling, CRNA
Marzena D’Occhio, CRNA
Victor Eanniello, MD
Sheldon B. Gomes, MD
Yair Grinberg, MD
Fergus Lane, MD*
Keith Lipsitz, MD
Sukhpal S Mangat, MD
Camille McNicholas, CRNA
Maria M. Messina, MD
Shirine N. Niemann, MD
Cherian S. Oommen, MD
Brian P. Reilly, MD
Glen Rosenfeld, MD
Joseph Scaniffe, MD
S.A. Shattuck, CRNA
Trevor Sutton, MD
Shue W. Wong, MD*
Jolanda Zickman, MD
Bariatric Surgery
Cardiology
Robert DeBiase, MD
Oliver B Diaz, MD
Daniel J. Diver, MD
John Frazier, MD
Fawad A. Kazi, MD
Joseph E. Marakovits, MD
Paul L. Mastropolo, MD
Michael L. Whaley, MD
Dermatology
Tanya Ave’Lallemant, MD
Glenn Gart, MD
Leonard Selsky, MD*
Diagnostic Imaging
Carlos Badiola, MD
Stewart Bober, MD
Allen A. Currier, MD
Dennis D. Ferguson, MD
David E. Kaye, MD*
Christopher Leary, MD
Lawrence Rappaport, MD*
Folco Scappaticci, MD
John Walker, MD
Emergency Medicine
Darin Adair, PA-C
Aaron Adler, PA-C
Michael G. Cetta, MD
Matthew Champeau, PA-C
Justin D. Cheesman, MD
Robin Cunningham, APRN
Perry Dansky, MD
James E. Detrick, PA-C
Angelo L. Falcone, MD
Scott Freedman, MD
Brett A. Gamma, MD
Kevin M. Gentile, DO
Kawal Hanjan, PA-C
Deborah K. Heimbach,
APRN
LIsa S. Hockman, APRN
Jesse J. Irwin, MD
Vipul M. Kella, MD
Noah L. Keller, DO
Ishrat Khatri, MD
David N. Klein, MD
Jason Kurtzman, MD
Andrew Lim, MD
Leslie Madore, PA-C
James P. McQuiston, MD
Scot A. Millay, MD
Craig B. Mittleman, MD
Dean Moore, MD
Robert E. Murray, MD
Paul Neagle, PA-C
Orlee I. Panitch, MD
Matthew Razon, PA-C
Maranda W. Reed, MD
Robert E. Ryan, PA-C
Jennifer Sanders, MD
Lisa E. Shakun, PA-C
Matthew K. Smith, MD
Aaron M. Snyder, MD
Paul W. Sokoloski, MD
Jeremy Tucker, DO
Derek S. Wolfe, PA-C
Endocrinology
Yong-Sung Chyun, MD
David Domenichini, MD
Vijay Joshi, MD
Family Medicine
Lea M. Bailey, MD
Martin R. Canillas, MD
Conrad D. Collins, MD
Jeffrey R. Goldberg, MD
Michael Liftman, MD
Vijai B. Muthukrishnan, MD
Brimal B. Patel, MD
Jonathan Rosen, MD
Andrew H. Selinger, MD
Li Zhu, MD
Gastroenterology
Peter E. Bloom, Jr., MD
Brenna Earle, APRN
Ron Green, MD*
Kenneth I. Krasner, MD
Skye Smith, APRN
Salam Zakko, MD
General Surgery
Richard Ahrens, PA-C
Amanda Ayers, MD
Ara D. Bagdasarian, MD
Rainer, Bagdasarian, MD
Saumitra Banerjee, MD
Kenneth G. Benoit, MD *
Leonardo Beup, MD
Steven H. Brown, MD
Cathy Chasse, RNFA
David A. Cherry, MD
Allan Czellecz, RNFA
Christina Czyrko, MD
Abigail Hidalgo, PA-C
Shelly-Ann B. Kelly, PA-C
Leslie Madore, PA-C
Marvin McMillen, MD
Catherine, Milne, APRN
Maria Christina Mirth, MD
William P. Pennoyer, MD
John Ryng, PA-C
Sarah E. Sandberg
(Grose), PA-C
James Sayre, MD
Ly Tran, PA-C
Sai Varanasi, MD
David Walters, MD
Robert J. Williamson, MD*
Hematology/Oncology
Driola Brahaj, MD
Sapna Khubchandani, MD
Christopher Wakem, MD
Infectious Diseases
Bala Shanmugam, MD
Richard Zweig, MD
Inpatient Medicine/
Hospitalists
Radhika Adiraju, MD
Yaw A. Adjepong, MD
Lisa M. Alexander, APRN
John Frazier, MD
Paul G. Harvill, MD
Haseeb S. Hashmi, MD
Rhianon Iassogna, APRN
Carlo C. McCalla, MD
Derek T. Nguyen, MD
Komas Patel, MD
Mahesh Patel, MD
Harold E. Phillips, Jr., MD
Nauman Piracha, MD
Julie Sacharko, APRN
Abhinav K. Tiwary, MD
Shailendra Upadhyay, MD
Jitesh K. Vachhani, MD
Carol A. Whelan, APRN
Internal Medicine
Jack Adler, MD
Doris Altherr, MD
Kevin M. Baran, MD
Nadeem Behjet, MD
Renee M. Berry, DO
Nelson Bondhus, MD
Stephen P. Caminiti, MD
Joseph Cherneskie, MD
Yong-Sung Chyun, MD
Karen Guadagnini, MD
Richard Guerriere, MD
Stephen Kaye, MD*
Jonathan Krumeich, MD
Charles J. Licata, DO
Gary Miller, MD
Vittorio Mirabelli, MD*
Aiste Norberg, MD
Saima Pasha, MD
Jessica Perreault, PA-C
Sayedur Rahman, MD
Ma. Margarita Reyes, MD
Antonio Scappaticci, MD
Bala Shanmugam, MD
Surendran Varma, MD
Jodi Walsh, PA-C
Phil Watsky, MD
Lynne M. Whitney, APRN
Stephen E. Zebrowski, MD
Richard Zweig, MD
Nephrology
Sanjay Fernando, MD
Adam M. Goldstein, MD
Charles Graeber, MD
Susan Halley, MD
Robert Lapkin, MD
Neurology
Marc Kawalick, MD
Alexander Komm, MD
Andre Lerer, MD
Philip A. Micalizzi, MD
Timothy C. Parsons, MD
Barry Spass, MD
Neurosurgery
Hilary C. Onyiuke, MD
Obstetrics/Gynecology
Sharon Adler, MD
Victoria Biondi, MD
Amy Breakstone, MD
Molly A. Brewer, MD
Jayne Cluett, MD
Kimberly Drakes, CNM
Angela S. Kueck, MD
Wendy Latshaw, MD
Giulia Lau, DO
Carmelina Luongo, MD
Suzanne Miller, MD
Judy Morris, CNM
Michelle Plyler, CNM
Kenneth Rhee, MD
Minu Rowther, MD
Thomas Rutherford, MD
Candice E. Shea, MD
Kamakshi Vemareddy, MD
David Zomick, MD*
Occupational Health
Geoffrey P. Robinson, PA-C
Pavel Straznicky, MD
Russell Tuverson, MD
Ophthalmology
Ronald C. Bezahler, MD
Steven Hunter, MD
Robert J. Ouellette, Jr., MD
Charles R. Robinson, MD
Farid F. Shafik, MD
Oral Surgery
James Affenito, DMD
Ronald Herriott, DMD*
William Lucey, DDS*
Orthopedic Surgery
Jeffrey Bash, MD
Carl D. Bomar, MD *
Leigh Brezenoff, MD
Michael Cucka, MD
Kristen Darson, PA-C
Mariam Hakim-Zargar, MD
Michael LeGeyt, MD
Steven R. McCoy, MD
Timothy P. McLaughlin, MD
Vincent Miccoli, PA-C
Scott Organ, MD
Anthony S. Parisi, MD*
George H. Rubin, MD
David A. Rubins, MD
Lisa Shakun, PA-C
Lane Spero, MD
Carol B. Stumbras, PA-C
Kimberly A. Sweezy, PA-CD
Douglas Wisch, MD
Swathanthra K. Melekote, MD
Ranjit Pandit, MD
Tarulata, Parikh, MD
Julie Schiff, MD
Donna Urbinati, APRN
Thomas G. Ward,
Physical Medicine
Rheumatology
Sports Medicine
Otolaryngology
Steven Beck, MD
William Pesce, DO
Mark Watson, MD
Abdel Allam, MD*
Zeeshan Aziz, MD
Valerie J. Vitale, MD
Plastic Surgery
Armann O. Ciccarelli, MD
Pathology & Clinical
Services
Nasima Banerjee, MD
Matthew Curran, MD
Farida Jilani, MD
Leslie Kish, MD*
Bela Mandavilli, MD
Michele Normandin, MD
Podiatry
Paul F. Dobies, DPM
Richard E. Ehle, DPM
David Mullen, DPM
Charles W. Scott, DPM
Jeffrey M. Tencer, DPM
George Zuk, DPM
Psychiatry
Kenneth F. Bean, MD*
Carlos Enciso-Chaves, MD
Nachiyappan Manoharan, MD
Federick Reindel, MD
Kimberly K. Saucier, APRN
Jeffrey Shelton, MD
Susanne Wargo, APRN
Pediatrics
Leonard Banco, MD
Allyson Bloom, PA-C
William J. Brownstein, MD
James R. Carson, Jr., MD
Carolyn A. Clark, MD
Sachin Dhingra, MD
Jacques E. Etienne, MD/PhD
Herbert L. Glass, MD *
Delbert Hodder, MD *
Bryan R. Holland, MD
Gerald O. Jensen, MD *
Mitchel Katz, MD
Edward Kavle, MD
Hertzler A. E. Knox, MD
Tiffany D. LaBella, MD
Ruth Loomis, MD
Sleep Medicine
Toshita Kumar, MD
Brimal B. Patel, MD
Martin R. Canillas, MD
Teleradiology
Pain Management
Arpad S. Fejos, MD
Tammy Gaines, PA-C
Eric D. Grahling, MD
Jonathan Kost, MD
Annette K. MacannucoWinslow, MD
Christopher K. Manning, MD
Psychology
Deborah Rosenberg, PhD
Pulmonary Medicine
Nelson Bondhus, MD
Stephen P. Caminiti, MD
Michael Ptaszynski, MD*
Tejal Shah, MD
Shweta Upadhyay, MD
Radiation Oncology
Anajli Agrawal, MD
Manohar Aribandi, MD
Carl J. Aschkenasi, MD
Bharath K. Chinta, MD
John Crouch, MD
Stephen B. Eigles, MD
Frank Fayz, MD
Matthew A. Fox, MD
Arjun Kalyanpur, MD
Sanjay V. Kamath, MD
Arati Khanna, MD
Meenakshi Pandit, MD
Thoracic Surgery
James Sayre, MD
Urology
Corlis L. Archer-Goode, MD
Robert Ave’Lallemant, MD
Paul Ceplenski, MD
Raphael Cooper, MD
Peter D’Addario, MD
Ryan Dorin, MD
Michael A. Fischman, MD
Joshua A. Stein, MD
Vascular Surgery
Rainier Bagdasarian, MD
James Sayre, MD
Jeffrey Bitterman, MD
Douglas M. Housman, MD
Joseph Ravalese, MD
Bernard Percarpio, MD*
*EMERITUS MEDICAL STAFF
Development Foundation Board of Directors
From left to right:
George Eighmy, CPA, FHFMA, vice president of finance and chief financial officer;
Wendy Latshaw, MD, John J. Leone, Jr., Timothy W. Furey, Esq.,
Cheryl Dumont-Smith, vice chairman; John E. Smith, chairman; Mayor Art Ward,
Marie O’Brien, Mark Blum; Les Kish, MD, Thomas O. Barnes, Brian Dehm,
Eva Wickwire, assistant vice president and chief development officer;
Rep. Whit Betts and Kurt A. Barwis, FACHE, president and CEO
Missing:
Michael V. Adams, Nancy Brault, Ralph Carpenter, Terry Fletcher, Arthur P. Funk, Jr. , Glenn Heiser,
James Jannetty, Morris Laviero, James Pryor, Kenneth Sheptoff and Christopher Ziogas
BRISTOL HOSPITAL
Leadership
Stephanie Adkins, RN, MSN, CCRN
Operations Manager, ICU, Respiratory
Therapy and Sleep Center
Karen Cornell, LCSW
Director, Patient & Customer Relations/
Volunteer Services, Communications
Leonard Banco, MD
Senior Vice President,
Chief Medical Officer
Charles Cosgriff
Director, Managed Care Contracting
Janet Barrette
Director, Employee Benefits/Pension/
HRIS
President/CEO
Diane Bernier, MSN, RN-BC
Operations Manager, Mental Health
Services
Melissa A. Dickau, RD, CLC
WIC Program Director
George Eighmy, CPA, FHFMA
Vice President of Finance &
Chief Financial Officer
Karen Eisenhauer, MSN, RN
Director of Behavioral Health Services
Darius Erami
Director, Food & Nutrition Services
Diane Bouffard, RN, BSN, MHA,
CPHA, LSSBB
Director, Quality Improvement
Tricia Erickson, MS, RD, CD-N
Manager, Clinical Nutrition
Christopher Boyle
Director, Public Relations & Marketing
Kimberly Ganslaw, CPA
Director of Finance, BHMSG
Teresa Bukowski, RN, BSN
Director, Medical Management
Gary Gimpl
Director, Environmental Services
Ann Burch, RN, MA
Director, Clinical Operations, Home
Care & Hospice, Center for Diabetes,
Medworks, Occupational Health &
Parent & Child Center
Steve Burke, RPh
Director, Pharmacy
Kimberly Carmelich, MPA
Program Director, Parent &
Child Center
Linda Hall, CST
Operations Manager, Central Sterile
Supply Department
Warren Hamilton
Director of Accounting
Kevin Havee
Manager, Biomedical Engineering
and Security
Christine Hedden
Director, Human Resources
Judy Cesarski, TRD
Director, Therapeutic Recreation,
Ingraham Manor
Mary Ann Johnsen, RN
Night Nursing Supervisor
Caren Chalfant, RN BSN, CHPN
Clinical Operations Manager,
Home Care
Senior Vice President, Patient Care
Services & Chief Nursing Officer
Mary Ann Cirone, RN, MS
Operations Manager, Cancer Care Center
Dawn Lantiere, RN, BSN
Operations Manager, Level G
Albert Lamptey, RT, (R), (CT)
Operations Manager, Diagnostic Services
Mary Smith, RN, MSN, NE-BC
Director of Nursing, Ingraham Manor
Jill Lombardi, RN, BSN, MS
Operations Manager, Families Are First
Paul Smith
Director, Engineering & Facilities
Debra Manfredi
Director, Budgeting & Decision Support
Susan Sylvestre, FACHE
Assistant Vice President,
Professional Practices
Tracy Marenna
IT Site Manager
Chris Ann Meaney, DNP, MHA, NEA-BC
Director of Inpatient Services
Barbara O’Neill, RN, BS, MEd
Operations Manager, ECC
Lisa Theriault
Director of Social Services,
Ingraham Manor
Linda Urbanski, PhD
Administrator, Ingraham Manor
Jason Perillo, AEMT, MBA, MPA, CPA
Director, Operations, EMS
Kim Ward, RN, BSN, CNOR
Operations Manager, Operating Room
and PACU
Dennis Perrone
Director of Orthopedic Services
Elizabeth Warner, PT
Director, Rehab Services
David Rackliffe, BA, MBA
Assistant Vice President,
Information Services
Cindy White
Assistant to the President
Lynne Ramer, RN, MSN, CNOR
Director, Clinical Operations,
Periop Services
Jeanine F. Reckdenwald, SPHR
Vice President, Human Resources &
Support Services
Jeannie Robbins, RN, BSN
Operations Manager, Level F
Korrine Roth, MSN, RN-BC, NEA-BC,
CPHQ, FACHE
Director of Clinical Excellence &
Professional Practice
Maria Simmone
Director, Revenue Cycle, BH&HCG
Josephine Soucy, RN, MSN, CCRN,
NE-BC
Director of Clinical Operations,
Emergency Center
Eva Wickwire
Assistant Vice President &
Chief Development Officer
Rebecca Wiesner, CLT, MBA, DLMASCP (CM)
Director, Diagnostic Imaging &
Laboratory Services
Margaret Wilson, MPS, ATR
Director, Partial Hospital & O/P
Behavioral Services
Sandra Young, CPMSM, CPCS
Director, Medical Staff Services
41 Brewster Road, Bristol, CT 06010
Main Number..................................................................860.585.3000
Patient Information........................................................860.585.3255
Hearing Impaired............................................................860.585.3833
Bristol Hospital Development Foundation......................860.585.3365
OFFSITE LOCATIONS
BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
860.314.2052
10 North Main Street
Bristol, Conn.
BRISTOL HOSPITAL BUSINESS OFFICE
860.585.3337
236 Main Street
Bristol, Conn.
BRISTOL HOSPITAL
CENTER FOR DIABETES
860.940.6300
102 North Street
Bristol, Conn.
BRISTOL HOSPITAL
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES
860.585.3679
371 Terryville Avenue
Bristol, Conn.
BRISTOL HOSPITAL EMS
REGIONAL TRAINING CENTER
860.314.0632
Bristol, Conn.
BRISTOL HOSPITAL
COUNSELING CENTER
860.583.5858
440-C North Main Street
Bristol, Conn.
BRISTOL HOSPITAL
HOME CARE & HOSPICE
860.585.4752
222 Main Street
Bristol, Conn.
BRISTOL HOSPITAL
MULTI-SPECIALTY GROUP, INC.
860.585.3469
240 Main Street
Bristol, Conn.
BRISTOL RADIOLOGY CENTER
860.584.0541
25 Collins Road
Bristol, Conn.
BRISTOL HOSPITAL WELLNESS CENTER
860.582.9355
842 Clark Avenue
Bristol, Conn.
BURLINGTON MEDICAL OFFICE
860.673.3681
258 Spielman Highway
Burlington, Conn.
FARMINGTON MEDICAL OFFICE
860.284.6801
2 Spring Lane
Farmington, Conn.
INGRAHAM MANOR SKILLED NURSING
860.584.3400
Bristol, Conn.
MEDHELP URGENT CARE CENTER
860.314.6046
539 Farmington Avenue
Bristol, Conn.
MEDICAL OFFICE BUILDING
25 Newell Road
Bristol, Conn.
PARENT AND CHILD CENTER
860.585.3481
9 Prospect Street
Bristol, Conn.
PLAINVILLE MEDICAL OFFICE
860.747.8315
7 North Washington Street
Plainville, Conn.
REHAB DYNAMICS
860.589.3587
Bristol, Conn.
TERRYVILLE MEDICAL CENTER
860.314.6818
27 Main Street
Terryville, Conn.
WIC
860.585.3280
9 Prospect Street
Bristol, Conn.
WOLCOTT MEDICAL OFFICE
203.879.1375
509 Wolcott Road
Wolcott, Conn.
Published by the Public Relations and
Marketing Department
Bristol Hospital and Health Care Group, Inc.
2013 Annual Report
Executive Editor:
Editor:
Designer:
Contributors:
Eva Wickwire
Christopher Boyle
Maria Mongillo Bednarz
MEDWORKS OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
Bethany Spada
860.589.0114
Maryanne Violette
Photography:
Steve Laschever
John Atashian
Bristol, Conn.
Christopher Boyle
Bristol Hospital: Celebrating
QualityBednarz
Care/43
Maria Mongillo
41 Brewster Road
Thank you!
Bristol, CT 06010
860.585.3000
860.585.3833 (hearing impaired)
bristolhospital.org

Bristol Hospital: Celebrating Quality Care

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