Amazing People Like Nurse Practitioner Elena Rossman Treated Us Like Family and Really Took Care of Me at My Weakest, When I Couldn’T Even Take Care of Myself.”

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“Amazing people like Nurse Practitioner Elena Rossman treated us like family and really took care of me at my weakest, when I couldn’t even take care of myself.”

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Elena Rossman, Cardiovascular Nurse Practitioner and Grateful Patient Ryan Gerber Photo credit: Christian Pablico Board of Directors Chairmen Chair Jeffrey R. Germain Emeritus Kris H. Davis Senior Financial Advisor Managing Director Wells Fargo Advisors Kevin Davis Marsh Risk & Insurance Services Michael J. Gillmore David R. Carpenter Vice Chair West Region Real Estate Industry Margaret Karren Leader Steve Needleman Senior Partner Ernst & Young LLP Green Hasson & Janks LLP Keith W. Renken Deborah Loker Hicks Vice Chair Patricia A. Lott Faye Lee, MD, F.A.C.C. Director Medical Director Emeritus Commercial Treasury Service Cardiovascular Department MUFU Union Bank, N.A. California Hospital Medical Center Paul V. Colony

Secretary Bryan Lewitt, J.D. David R. Carpenter Foundation Richard O. Oxford Senior Vice President CBRE John F. King Welcomes New Immediate Past Chair Steve Needleman Robert J. Margolis, MD Thomas G. Lewis Board Member President and CEO CEO Emeritus Bryan Lewitt ANJAC Fashion Buildings HealthCare Partners Rafael Mendez, MD Scott A. Beasley, MD Robert J. (RJ) Noonan, Jr. Kenneth W. Rogers Medical Director, Neonatology Senior Vice President Bryan Lewitt is a Senior Vice California Hospital Medical Center Lockton Insurance Brokers, LLC Keith W. Renken President for CBRE in the Javier Cano Nathan R. Nusbaum Willis B. Wood, Jr. Downtown Los Angeles office. Vice President and Market President He serves as CBRE’s Southern General Manager California Hospital Medical Center California Practice Leader for JW Marriott Los Angeles / L.A. Foundation LIVE the Healthcare Services Group The Ritz-Carlton, Los Angeles Rod Pacheco Memoria in Greater Los Angeles and The Ritz-Carlton Residences at Attorney at Law In Aeterna Orange County. He leads a L.A. LIVE Theodora Oringher Counselors at Law Walter Joseph Conn team of five professionals with Rick J. Caruso over 60 years of combined real Chief Executive Officer Margaret R. Peterson, PhD Paul A. Mavis estate experience. Caruso Affiliated President California Hospital Medical Center J. Thomas McCarthy, Esq. Rebecca Cheng CFO Jeanne E. Raya Michael Pfeiffer Mr. Lewitt has been involved California Hospital Medical Center Owner in healthcare and commercial John L. Raya Insurance Agency John L. Raya real estate since graduating Bruce H. Corbin Robert K. Rothbart, MD Ann Shaw law school in 1985. He Kevin Davis Medical Director has been a licensed Real President, Chairman & CEO Pulmonary Services Audrey Tibbitts Estate Broker in the State of Bristol Farms California Hospital Medical Center Samuel J. Tibbitts California since 1988. His Theda S. Douglas, PhD Ted Tanner broad range of healthcare Associate Vice President Senior Vice President, Real Estate Jesse L. Vanlandingham expertise spans the areas of Governmental Partnerships AEG Real Estate Development and Programs assignments with hospitals University of Southern California Ronald F. Turner, FAIA, LEED AP or owners of medical office Principal, Director Sports buildings, representing tenants Marc Futernick, MD Gensler Medical Director or buyers of clinical or non- Emergency Department clinical office space, as well as California Hospital Medical Center development and investments in the healthcare field.

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02 CHMC Foundation Board 04 A Message from Our Chair Grateful Patient Spotlight Every meeting I attend at California 05 Q & A with Hospital President, Hospital begins with a “reflection.” As Margaret R. Peterson, PhD part of the Dignity Health family, we start 06 our meetings affirming relationships, Physician Spotlight emphasizing meaningful work, and with 08 a “reflective pause” to help remind us Heart of the City Update of why we are engaged in this healing 09 Planned Giving Donor ministry and to provide perspective. That Spotlight perspective is so important to validating 10 the mission we serve day by day. Volunteer Spotlight 11 This act of pausing reflectively can be Community Benefit profoundly insightful. We all live busy lives. Nonetheless, taking just a 12 Circle of Hope Luncheon few moments to consolidate our thoughts or another’s impact on Update our world to shape our thinking and actions is a powerful way to 13 ensure our beliefs, attitudes and opinions are aligned with our mission Grants Update of humankindness. 14 Annual Giving Society As you begin to read this newsletter, I hope you’ll take a moment to 15 reflect with us on the past year at California Hospital Medical Center. Donor Honor Roll It has been a year of significant growth and positive change for our 17 In Memoriam organization, however, what always impresses me the most are 18 the stories from our patients. While the specifics of their experiences Golf Classic Update may vary, the core message is always the same . . . they received empathy, kindness, and excellent care when they needed it the most.

Being involved with California Hospital, either as a volunteer or employee, isn’t just a job — it is a calling. Let’s be thankful for our health and ability to help others. Your contributions are making a Save the Date meaningful impact and we thank you for your continued support.

Circle of Hope Champions for Children Luncheon Thursday, February 25, 2016

Heart of the City 5K Run/Walk Saturday, April 2, 2016 Kris H. Davis Chair California Hospital California Hospital Medical Center Foundation Golf Classic Board of Directors Thursday, May 26, 2016

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“About a year and a half ago, these three people saved my life. I am happily and forever indebted to them.” Grateful Patient Spotlight

Faye Lee, MD, Elena Rossman, Cardiovascular Nurse Practitioner, Ryan Gerber, and Randall F. Roberts, MD

Ryan Gerber, a downtown Los Angeles resident in his 30s, felt chest pains while at the gym just a few blocks from California Hospital Medical Center. He Googled “emergency room” on his smart phone and came to our hospital. It turned out that he had a serious heart condition called an aortic dissection and an aneurysm. There is a very small window of time in which you can treat this condition before it is fatal. Mr. Gerber is grateful for the doctors and nurses who saved his life that day and to California Hospital for being his community hospital.

“The nurses, doctors, and staff were all pretty awesome. They really looked after me and my mom, who was there for almost the entire time. Amazing people like Nurse Practitioner Elena Rossman treated us like family and really took care of me at my weakest, when I couldn’t even take care of myself. They’re good people and I really am indebted to them for the rest of my fortunate life. Did I mention how awesome they are?” —Grateful Patient Ryan Gerber

4 A View Inside the Foundation Q&A with Margaret R. Peterson, PhD President, California Hospital Medical Center

It’s been nearly two years since Margaret R. Peterson, PhD, stepped into the position of President of California Hospital Medical Center. With more than 30 years experience in healthcare, she was well equipped to lead the operations of a complex institution such as California Hospital.

Over the years, California Hospital has seen its fair share of change in the healthcare sector. However, with the implementation of the Affordable Care Act or “Obamacare,” the pace and magnitude of these shifts are greater than ever before. We sat down with Dr. Peterson to examine some key questions regarding reform, our community, and what the future holds for California Hospital.

How have the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and Covered California impacted hospitals?

Dr. Peterson: When healthcare reform became law and insurance cards were issued to so many people who never had health insurance before, providers knew our emergency departments would be inundated because this familiar place would be the consumers’ first point of contact with a healthcare provider. This past year, many low-income health plans were rolled into Medi-Cal. This is the state’s insurance program serving low-

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Physician Spotlight income families, seniors, persons with disabilities, children in Michael Manuel, MD, MPH foster care, pregnant women, and certain low-income adults. In addition, the Medi-Cal plans were expanded to incorporate what the ACA brought into play, and that broadened the number of people accessing healthcare. In theory, what makes this work “I was born is offering health care services in a very coordinated fashion and raised in where all of these individuals are assigned to a “medical home,” Los Angeles, so meaning they would be assigned to a primary care physician or coming home a medical group with multiple physicians/providers. to practice gynecologic Since more people have health insurance, is there still a need oncology was not for philanthropy in hospitals? a very difficult decision to make. Dr. Peterson: Yes, absolutely. The need for philanthropy in our Being able to practice in downtown LA hospital is as great as ever. With more people having access at CHMC allows me to help patients in a to health coverage, we see more patients every day. Insurance particularly vulnerable population who and Medi-Cal reimbursements simply do not cover all the might otherwise not have access to this operating costs of a hospital and its programs. In addition, specialty. Many exciting changes are taking the unfunded mandates from the state and federal level continue place in the treatment of gynecologic which highlights the ongoing need for philanthropy. Outside cancers, especially with respect to funding resources are essential for our success. These funding breakthroughs in genetic testing/screening, sources include grants, both government and private, and and I am honored to be able to bring these philanthropic donations from businesses and individuals. advances to the CHMC community.” How have services evolved at California Hospital to meet As part of the physician team at CHMC’s community needs? Los Angeles Center for Women’s Health, Dr. Manuel successfully uses minimally-invasive Dr. Peterson: California Hospital has been serving Los Angeles approaches in the treatment of complex for 128 years and has evolved to provide an array of high-quality gynecologic conditions and gynecologic services, especially during the past decade. We are the busiest cancers and has more than a decade of ‘private’ trauma center in Los Angeles County; and, we treat laparoscopic surgical experience. This state- people with a variety of traumatic injuries, including those from of-the-art center is dedicated to enhancing the auto accidents and violent crime. Our trauma program requires health and well-being of women with a focus us to have highly skilled specialists who not only care for trauma on breast and gynecologic health, menopause patients, but also provide care to any surgical patient who comes and age management, and wellness and through our doors. Also, as a certified stroke center, we provide prevention services. For more information, care to and have great outcomes for not only stroke victims please call (213) 742-6400. but also those who have suffered a heart attack. We also serve a younger population driven by our large obstetrics program which delivers approximately 350+ babies each month. One of

6 our newest programs is our dynamic Los Angeles Center for Women’s Health, which is an outpatient center dedicated to women in the prime of their lives. It offers a variety of services including mammography and ultrasound, all in a serene, spa- like healing environment.

While we are on the subject of community, what are your thoughts on the renaissance that downtown Los Angeles is experiencing?

Dr. Peterson: It’s extraordinary! “Thanks to our location and experience, California Hospital is well-positioned and committed to serving all who work, live, and visit downtown.” —Dr. Peterson Every day, we welcome new neighbors to our community. continue to play a huge part in the outcomes we have on a day-to-day In downtown LA, there is always programs we offer. We want to be basis. Serving the needs of something new and exciting to the best in our business, and when the community is absolutely key see. There is no denying that the you talk about being the best in to our success in achieving renaissance has been great for healthcare it’s really about looking our overall goal of being the best this neighborhood and all signs at the outcomes. Much of how we downtown hospital serving point to even greater things to will be judged and how we will be the residents of Los Angeles. come. Thanks to our location and reimbursed for care going forward experience, California Hospital is will be based on statistical data Lastly, tell us something well-positioned and committed to from our outcomes, including what interesting about yourself that we serving all who work, live, and happens to that patient once they can’t find on your résumé visit downtown. enter our health system, and in what condition they exit our health I enjoy the theater—both small and What are the biggest challenges system. We can’t stop at the exit large productions. I love to travel, facing California Hospital in the door. We have to think about what’s and I am a Dallas Cowboys fan. coming years? going to happen when they leave I thoroughly enjoy spending time us because we don’t want them with my husband and two sons. Dr. Peterson: A big part of what coming back to us within 30 days, we have to do is to create a solid which is another value measure that Have a question? We’d love to hear foundation—determine who we the federal government is using from you! are serving and then meet the to evaluate hospital performance healthcare needs of our community. and quality of care. We need Email us at Our highly skilled specialists will to continue to strengthen the [email protected]

Foundation Update 7 Left side: Participants enjoyed the event while raising money for the hospital. Top right: Marc Futernick, MD and Claire De Briere, 5K Event Co-Chairs. Bottom right: 2015 Winners of the Corporate Cup, the Ernst & Young LLP team

Heart of the City 5K 2015 A Fun-Filled Day From Start to Finish Raises More Than $150,000

CHMC Foundation hosted its 3rd Center and L.A. LIVE. Since staff members enjoyed their own Annual California Hospital Heart downtown also has a reputation for competition, and trophies were of the City 5K on March 28, 2015, being “dog friendly,” we invited all awarded to departments internally with nearly 2,000 participants and four-legged pups to join the cause! for the largest team and most raised over $150,000 raised to support the funds. The slowest hospital team acquisition of a new 160-slice CT “As the downtown received a jar of molasses. scanner and the renovation of the community is changing hospital’s 9th floor telemetry unit. and growing, the needs of This event was truly a reflection of the hospital are changing community diversity and a reminder The hospital’s campus is nestled and growing as well.” that whether you live, work, or in a blossoming area of downtown visit downtown Los Angeles, CHMC Los Angeles that has been —Claire De Briere, Heart of the City 5K is your hospital. From our grateful Event Co-Chair and COO & Executive Vice undergoing a complete renaissance President, The Ratkovich Company patients and donors, to the high- for over a decade. Every time you rise urban condo dwellers, and the turn around, a new residential Our Corporate Cup Challenge was business professionals who traded building or retail shop has moved a race-within-a-race, where 44 their suits and ties for a pair of running into the neighborhood. The new companies competed against each shorts . . . everyone had fun and developments provided a great other. The losing team received a helped raise funds and awareness for a canvas for an exhilarating 5K course humorous bedpan and the winning great cause. which included a jog by STAPLES team received a large trophy. Hospital

8 Heart of the City 5K 2015 Planned Gifts Thank you to our sponsors for helping Make a Gift make this event a to the Future Planned Gifts success! Estate Barbara Jury’s ties to California Hospital Planning Tips Start/Finish Sponsors Medical Center span more than six decades. Bristol Farms / Core Natural Her life’s history is closely intertwined with It’s important to spell out Mile Marker Sponsors CHMC’s past, but the hospital’s future is what you would like to happen with your estate The BLOC / The Ratkovich Company what inspired her to establish a charitable through a will or living trust. Water Station Sponsors gift annuity in 2014. Start your planning AEG with this list: Donald P. and Katherine B. Loker Foundation Planned gifts—including charitable gift Ross University School of Medicine 1. annuities and provisions in a will or living Have a will or living trust T-Shirt Sponsor trust—have the power to do tremendous written. Caruso Affiliated good for charities like CHMC and at 2. Gift Bag Sponsor the same time can provide life-long tax- Talk to an attorney you trust VEP Healthcare to have this done. free income and a generous tax deduction. Expo Sponsors Making a planned gift does not require 3. Have formal health and ANJAC Fashion Buildings extraordinary wealth or special knowledge Brookfield Office Properties financial power of attorney DLA Piper LLP on the part of the donor; all it requires is a documents established. Eisner Pediatric & Family Medical Center spirit of giving and the desire to help shape 4. Gibson Dunn Lockton Insurance Brokers LLC the hospital’s future. If you have children under O’Melveny & Myers LLP the age of 18, make sure to name a guardian. Royalty Ambulance When you make or review your estate Turner Construction Company plans (and we encourage you to do so, if 5. If you have a retirement plan Course Sponsors you haven’t already), we hope that you [IRA, 401(k) or 403(b)], Austin Commercial LP will consider including a gift to California Brentwood Capital Partners be sure you name at least Charles Dunn Company Hospital. If you’d like more information one beneficiary. COPE Health Solutions about how to create your own charitable 6. Councilman José Huizar Consider naming California Emergency Groups’ Office legacy at CHMC to share with your Hospital Medical Center Ernst & Young LLP financial advisors, please contact Foundation for a percentage Green Hasson Janks LLP Susan Shum in the Foundation office at Mack Urban LLC of your estate. Smart & Final (213) 742-5662. The PENTA Building Group Psomas Vascular and Thoracic Associates In Her Own Words of Los Angeles “California Hospital has served this community across Media Sponsors many decades, and the hospital’s work today and tomorrow 97.1 AMP Radio continues this legacy. I’m proud to be part of a long line of Los Angeles Downtown News dedicated caregivers at CHMC, and to support a hospital that Los Angeles Magazine continually evolves to take care of each new generation.” The Other LA Magazine, The Dreams —Barbara Jury, Retired Faculty Member, California Hospital

Dog Costume Contest Sponsors School of Nursing and Retired Director of Nursing and Risk Donald P. and Katherine B. Loker Foundation Manager, CHMC Pet Project LA

Foundation Update 9 Volunteer Spotlight Work From the Heart

“I have learned that ‘giving back’ is California Hospital and after and beyond expectations in keeping my medicine.” completing a background and health the closet organized. “He understands screening, began volunteering every the importance and impact that the Randy Villaseñor would be the first to Wednesday. “Randy is such a great closets have on our patients and takes tell you that he has made choices in addition to CHMC. He is enthusiastic his role in maintaining them to heart,” his life that he regrets. After spending and willing to do whatever is needed,” said Ms. Nordbak. years on the streets and dealing with said Tracy Nordbak, Director of addiction, he made the decision Volunteer Services. For Mr. Villaseñor, his work at CHMC to turn his life around. He checked comes from his heart. “Some people himself into a rehabilitation program, “During my rehabilitation, I have nothing when they come to and is now living life sober and discovered that my addiction was the hospital and they deserve to leave proud. He also went back to school a disease. As with any disease, with proper clothing. I know that and is months away from earning you need to take medicine. I have feeling of having nothing and his GED and finishing a vocational learned that ‘giving back’ is I want people to be able to find items program. With his determination to my medicine. I love volunteering when they need them. If the closet is make his daughters proud and his at California Hospital and I look organized and sorted, then people faith in God, he’s back on his feet and forward to Wednesdays all week so I can find warm clothing that fits them.” accomplishing more than he ever can come here,” said Mr. Villaseñor. dreamed possible. For more information about donating Seeing great potential, Ms. Nordbak to the clothing closet or volunteering, Mr. Villaseñor had always wanted asked Mr. Villaseñor to be the please contact Volunteer Services to help those who were sick and sole volunteer responsible for the at (213) 742-5707 or CHMC- did not have a lot of family support hospital’s clothing closet. He not only [email protected]. or resources. He reached out to accepted the task, but has gone above

10 Focus on Community Health Diabetes Prevention and Self-Management: Health Education has Subacute Unit News the Power to Change Lives

Piano Donation is According to the Los Angeles County Department of Transforming Lives Public Health, the county has seen a rise in diabetes cases from 6.6% to 9.9% of the population between 1997 Laurel Murray CHMC Activities Coordinator for Transitional Care Unit and 2011. Obesity is the number one preventable risk and Subacute Unit factor for developing diabetes and accounts for 90% of all diabetes cases.

Earlier this year, a piano was donated to our Subacute California Hospital Medical Center’s Community Unit by Jeff Germain, a member of the CHMC Benefits program offers free living with diabetes classes Foundation Board of Directors. The patients in this and a support group. unit have long-term, complex conditions, ranging from multiple trauma to Parkinson’s disease. One patient has These grant-supported programs help participants been here for several months and, despite efforts from understand diabetes and how to set goals for self- staff and family, was becoming more withdrawn and management, including making wise food choices, anti-social. He is unable to walk, eat, or see, but is very being physically active, monitoring your body, and alert. He told me long ago that he played piano, but taking medicine. at the time, we only had small percussion instruments to offer him, which he wasn’t very thrilled about. For more information, please call our Community Benefits department at(213) 742-5569. Every Wednesday, I assist him at physical therapy. He came into the activity room and I told him, “Guess what we have!” and placed his hands on the keys. He began to smile and play instantly! Lots of people were coming From Patient by to listen and this gave him so much encouragement. to Volunteer Although the patient was concentrating, he couldn’t “I was diagnosed with diabetes help but smile with all of the positive attention. Several in 2005. After that, I was very depressed. The first thing that staff members and visitors of other patients came to came into my mind was ‘I can’t tell him how beautiful it was and that they would love to eat anything now.’ However, hear him play more often. after I took nutrition courses, I learned that I was wrong. With this information I learned, as well as many other guidelines, This patient has had a really rough time during the I have managed to lower my hemoglobin. I recommend past few years and it was so great to finally see joy in his all diabetics to take nutrition classes, exercise, and to face. Our case manager told the patient’s father about motivate themselves to live a healthier life. Ask your his playing again, and he could barely contain his joy doctor to refer you to a nutritionist and take a course at California Hospital to gain the information as I have done. as well. This is just the beginning and I cannot wait to California Hospital helped me out so much that I was see all the positive outcomes this new piano will bring to inspired to become a volunteer.” –Virginia Pioquinto California Hospital!

Foundation Update 11 Left to Right: Jonathan Fielding MD, M.P.H., M.A., M.B.A., Hope Street Family Center Special Thanks Director Vickie to Our Kropenske, Hospital President Margaret R. 2015 Sponsors Peterson, PhD, Robert Margolis, MD and the Hope Street Preschool Class. Platinum Sponsors Goldman Sachs Dr. Jonathan & Karin Fielding Dr. Robert & Lisa Margolis

Gold Sponsors AEG USC University Relations Verifi, Inc

Reception Sponsor Dr. Rafael & Sharyl Mendez

Hope Street Family Center Update Silver Sponsors Eloise & Mark Appel The Atlas Family Foundation/ Circle of Hope JMC Philanthropic Advisors Champions for Children Luncheon Susan & Barry Berk CHMC Medical Staff City National Bank Robert Margolis, MD, and Jonathan development, addressing the many health, Downtown News Fielding, MD, two physician leaders who educational, and recreation needs, and its Linda Ellman & Gary Mandinach have made tremendous contributions ability to secure funding from multiple pub- Gensler toward shaping the Southern California lic and private sources that can be HealthCare Partners Ellen & Richard Hume healthcare landscape, were recognized artfully pieced together,” Dr. Fielding said. Kingsley Manor for their lifetime achievements by CHMC Hannah & Jeffrey Kirschner Foundation during its Circle of Hope Dr. Margolis, former Co-Chairman of the Lockton Cathy & Steve Needleman Champions for Children awards ceremony. Board of DaVita HealthCare Partners Inc., Nathan R. Nusbaum Nearly 350 community leaders attended the echoed these sentiments. “Hope Street is a John Opgenorth February luncheon at the Jonathan Club. cause that my wife Lisa and I have taken Betty & Richard Oxford Paul Hastings to our hearts and supported for close to 20 Dr. Margaret Peterson The event raised nearly $265,000 years,” he said. Dr. Margolis serves on the The John L. Raya to benefit CHMC’s Hope Street Family CHMC Foundation Board of Directors and Insurance Group UCLA Center for their after school literacy is a former Chief of Staff at the hospital. UCLA Health program. Since 1992, Hope Street has Bronze Sponsors served thousands of children and families The Circle of Hope event Honorary Allen Matkins Leck Gamble living in low-income communities near Committee was co-chaired by Los Angeles Mallory & Natsis LLP downtown Los Angeles. County Supervisor Hilda Solis and Joan & Rob Blackman Brentwood Capital The California Endowment President Management, Inc. Dr. Fielding is a UCLA Distinguished Pro- and CEO Dr. Robert K. Ross. The Hope Amy & Alex Costello fessor and served as Los Angeles County Street Family Center Fund Development Davis Wright Tremaine LLP Green Hasson Janks Director of Public Health for 16 years. Committee is led by CHMC Foundation Frances & Roger Ridlehoover “What makes Hope Street so successful is Board Member Richard Oxford and ValleyCrest Landscape its comprehensive approach to community Committee Event Chair Eloise Appel. Companies

12 Gifts Update Gifts Update 2015 Grant The Use of Awards Charitable Gifts in Fiscal Year 2015 For the period January 1-June 30, 2015, California Hospital Total fundraising expenses, including Medical Center has been salaries, were $2,403,950 for a cost of awarded $4,578,035 in grant funds raised ratio of 14.54%. funds for its inpatient and William C. Bannerman community benefits programs. Foundation These include: $10,000 Where does the money come from? Awarded to CHMC’s Hope The Ahmanson Foundation Street Family Center to Last year, the CHMC Foundation raised $300,000 support its dual generation over $16,534,000 to benefit CHMC and The Ahmanson Foundation Family Literacy Program, its activities from the following generous awarded CHMC $300,000 for which offers high-quality early sources: the purchase and installation childhood education, English Annual Support $219,000 (1.3%) of a 160-slice CT scanner in as a Second Language classes, Capital Campaign the radiology department. This parenting education, mental $825,000 (5.0%) state-of-the-art technology will health services, and interactive Special Events Public Grants $1,080,000 (6.5%) dramatically reduce the radiation literacy activities for children $12,609,000 (76.3%) Private Grants dose delivered in a single scan, and families together. $1,801,000 (10.9%) allow for greater speed and precision of imaging, and improve throughput. A new CT scanner will U.S. Department of Health enhance our ability to deliver on and Human Services, three key values in patient care – Administration for Children Where does the money go? Quality, Efficiency, and Safety. and Families $379,076 The $16,534,000 supported the hospital’s California Community To expand Hope Street Family programmatic and capital needs. Foundation Center’s Early Head Start program $114,798 Area of Greatest Need to serve an additional 20 children. (Unrestricted) $14,782 (0.09%) Other Hospital The Robert and Lisa Margolis March of Dimes Programs Family Foundation $3,000 $461,357 (2.79%) Community Capital Projects $19,900 Benefit & $1,616,908 (9.78%) Medical City of Los Angeles Outreach U.S. Department of Health Proposition K $14,440,953 (87.34%) and Human Services, $12,205 Administration for Children and Families The Weil Foundation $3,724,056 $15,000

Foundation Update 13 New Ways of Giving New Ways of Giving The Annual Giving Why did you join California Hospital’s Society Annual Giving Society?

This Fall, CHMC Foundation held “California Hospital is a very special place to the first President’s Reception for the me—it’s not just where I work, it’s my home. newly formed Annual Giving Society. I give because I want to make it even stronger Members of the Society demonstrate and able to care for patients for as long as our their extraordinary commitment to community needs us.” our mission by contributing $500 —Sophia Pak, MD or more annually, and in exchange, receive special recognition and Margaret Peterson, PhD with Spirit of access to exclusive opportunities. Philanthropy Award recipient Sophia Pak, MD, who was recognized for her ‘giving heart Guests were treated to amazing hors and inspirational acts of humankindness.’ d’oeuvres and stunning views of downtown Los Angeles from inside “The reputation of the California Hospital the City Club. Hospital President School of Nursing, which trained nurses from Margaret R. Peterson, PhD, greeted 1895-1933 and again from 1941-1984, was so attendees with a presentation great that graduates were often hired without about the remarkable work done at an interview. That legacy of excellence and California Hospital and introduced leadership continues today in CHMC’s service past patients. She shared how their to Los Angeles, which is why I’m so proud to lives were saved thanks to the tireless support the hospital’s work.” efforts of our caregivers, and the —Joyce Jacob, RN, BSN, PHN, CPNP, MaEd generosity of our donors who provide President, California Hospital School of Nursing funding for equipment, building Alumni Association improvements, and other needs. Kris Davis, Chair of the Foundation Board of Directors, surprised the audience “Given the fact that downtown is engrossed with the announcement of the first- in an institutional, entrepreneurial, and ever Spirit of Philanthropy Award. international revitalization, I think it’s natural A stunned Dr. Sophia Pak nearly to support the hospital that is in the center lost her footing when her name was of it all. I moved my residence and business revealed as the night’s honoree. from the west side of Los Angeles to downtown. This is my community and I support It’s not too late to join as a charter California Hospital Medical Center for being an member of the Annual Giving important part of the future of downtown.” Society! For more information, —Kerry Moy, First Vice President please contact Steve Scott, Director Morgan Stanley Wealth Management of Annual Gifts, at steve.scott@ Partner , The M2K Group, Restaurants/Real dignityhealth.org or (213) 742-5663. Estate Investments

14 Donor Honor Roll The Foundation Thanks

Gail Abarbanel Darren Bedolla Sanjay Chand DLA Piper LLP (US) Anand Gala Herzfeld & Rubin LLP Manny Abascal Beecher Carlson Edmund Chang James Dodson Cristina Gallegos Deborah and Robin Hicks Farzad Abbaszadeh Cynthia Belcher Howard Chang Tad Dombroski Raul Gallegos Winslow Hicks Leslie Abbott Bella’s K9 Kitchen Charles Dunn Real Estate Stephanie Dominguez Donna Garber Robert Hicks Abode Communities Tania Benacerraf Services, Inc. Theda S. Douglas, PhD Eric Garcia Armond Hill Ammar Aboul-Saoud Cathi and John Bendheim Herb Chase Dale Drum Carlos Garcia Phillip Hill Action Orthopedic Company Joann and Stan Benson Jack Chen Samuel K. Drummy Evelyn Gardner Gudata S. Hinika, MD AdLink Saul Berger Yukai Chen Ruben Duran Robert Gaspar Karl Hoenecke AEG Audrey Berger Rodney Cheng, MD Charity Duvall George Geldin Cathi and Cliff Hoffman Kevinne Aguilar Susan and Barry Berk Josephine Chia Mark Easton Gensler Robert Hoge AHERN Insurance Jovie Bernardino-Tavares Jim Chiang The Ebell of Los Angeles George Thompson Diamond Shianne Hollander Brokerage Alejandra and David Berrio Children’s Wish Foundation David Edsall, Jr. Company Dennis Holmes, MD Christopher Ainsworth Jane Bersin Karen and Albert Chou Teresa and David Edsall, Sr. Jeffrey Germain The Honest Company Howard Alan-Lee Juma Bharadia, MD Douglas Chu The Effects Group Melvin Gerstner Guy Soo Hoo Anne Algaze John Bidstrup Bryan Churchill Behdad Eghbali Cynthia Geter Bryan Hooper Nelson Algaze Joan and Robert Hunly Chy Eisner Pediatric & Family Daniel Getting Horizon Media Giuseppe Aliano, AIA Blackman, MD Cirque du Soleil Medical Center Elizabeth Ghazarian Chi-Chien Hou All Area Plumbing, Inc. Alan Blanco City National Bank Robert Eller Gibson, Dunn & Katherine Howard All Temperatures Controlled Gary D. Blankenhorn Clark Construction Linda Ellman and Crutcher LLP Steve Howard Allen Matkins LLP Karen Blankenship Robin E. Clooney Gary Mandinach Michael Gillmore Donald Hudson Allscripts Carolyn Blashek CMC Medical Plaza Debra Ellman Elie Gindi Gregory Hughes Lani Almero Hilda Bliss Partners Eric El-Tobgy Garrett Gipe Ellen and Richard N. Mia and David Alpert Jay Blumberg Coastal Luxury Gary Emirkhanian Pamela Girard Hume, Jr. Alpha Gamma Holger Boerner Management Tetlo Emmen Giroux Glass, Inc. Tad Ikemoto Diversified Corp Cynthia Bohl Mark Cohen enBio, Corp. Marc Girsky, MD Darren S. Ingram Felice Alter Lilith and Marty Borko Tim R. Cole Peter Enos Brittany Git Katherine Insogna Judith Alton Barbara Bouza Sherrill and Paul Colony Blanca Enriquez Dan Glavin Intelisyn, Inc. Leah Altschuler Andrea Brault Brigitte Conde Ernst & Young Claudia Gold Interscape Construction, Inc. Vanessa Alvarez Peter Brejcha Donna Conn Linda Espinoza Goldman, Sachs & Co. Frank Intiso Ambrose Capital Group, Inc. Brentwood Capital Partners Eileen Conn Leobardo Estrada Ken Goldsholl Anel Irving Avo Amirian William Brien Thomas Conroy Shannon Eusey Jeffrey Goldsmith Annette Ishitani Andalusia Country Club Bristol Farms Cooperative of American Graham Everett Lois and Jerry Gomez Kim Jacob David Anderson Pat Britt Physicians Kim and Steven Eyler Tim Gomillion Stephanie Jacobs Coralyn Andres Taylor Corey Britt COPE Health Solutions Ray Fagin Michelle Gail Gonzales Lynn Jacobs and Peter Taylor Lisa Britt Jo Ann and Bruce Corbin Sam Farmer Nan Goodman The Jester & Pharley Phund Angeles National Golf Club Joy Brook Core Nutrition LLC Dave Fasano Nicole Gordon Jewish Community Robert Angelo Brookfield Office Properties Anncarla Costello Faye Lee, MD John Gota Foundation Los Angeles ANJAC Fashion Buildings Brooks Running Amy and Alex Costello Ellen Fehr Clinton Gott JLL Dan Anna Brian Brown Liza Costello The Fielding Family Janie Grajeda John E. Sasaki, Inc. Jennifer Anotado William Brownlie Tamsin Costello Charitable Fund Green Hasson & Janks LLP John L. Raya Insurance Bienvenido Anotado William Buckley T.B. Costello Andrew Fishmann Brian Greene Group John Anthony Charles Buddemeyer Jose Couce Albert Fite Ron Gregg Stacy Johnson Gail and Vincent Anthony, MD Mike Buhagiar County of Los Angeles Lauren and Austin Fite, MD Tamera Gregory Stuart Johnson Art Antin Craig Burger Covington Capital Timothy Fitzsimmons John Gresham Kenneth Johnson Brett Appel Kurt Buxton Management Noel Fleming Charles Guidry, Jr., DO Jason Johnston Eloise and Mark Appel Harvey Byron Wendell Cowan Judy and Robert Flesh Karen Gulbenkian Kelly L. Jones, MD Tess Arellano C.H.S.N. Alumni Jennifer Crawford Jeffrey Flocken Audrey Haas Kevin Jones Richard Arnold Association Eric Creason Adrian Flores Karen Haas Shelby Jordan Cristopher Arzate Raul Cabrera Carolyn Crystal Francisco Flores Theodore Haas Tara Joseph John Asalone Elizabeth Cahn James Cucinotta Thomas Fogg Phil Haber Dawn Joutras The Atlas Family Richard Cain Dayna Cullins Timothy Foley Habitus Real Estate, Inc. Jose Juarez Foundation Zan Calhoun Jeffrey Cunningham Nelson Fong Pamela Hagar Carla Jurado Rosalie Augustson California Community Sabine Cutrono Kelley Ford Arif Haji Barbara Jury Austin Commercial, LP Foundation Bettye Dacus Stewart Fordham, MD The Hale Foundation Kim Kaczor-Wardlow Barbara Avery The California Endowment Jeff Daly Eyvand Fortney Catherine Halfon Monique and Jonathan Raquel Avila California Lung Associates Dancing With The Stars William Foulkes Lianne Halfon Kagan Robert Aylesworth California Virtual Academy Rachel Davenport Marissa Fraering Neal Halfon, MD Takumi Kagawa, DDS Baby2baby @ Los Angeles Cindy and Kevin Davis Daniel Frank Louise Hamagami Monica and Seymour Kahn Lluriana Bailon Esteban Calvillo James Davis Stacy Fraser Stephen Hamilton Pearl Kamemoto Mark Balagot The Camden Group Steven A. Decker Carlotta V. Freeman, MD Wayne Hamilton Tamar Kane Louise Baldwin Marianne and Javier Cano Dexter Degoma Francine Freund Amy Hammond Sari Kanfer Allan Balik Fred Carpenter Diana Del Toro Barbara Frey Coretta Harris Chris Kao Robert Banis Caruso Family Foundation Humberto Del Valle Sidney Friedman, MD William Harrison Jack Kaplan Ruben Barajas Elvira Castillo Susan Denko Simone Friedman Tyler Hart Scott Kaplan Eddie Barela Gladys Castro Lou Dennig Front Porch Hawthorne Radiology Brian Kariger Hunt Barnett Alicia Cavazos George Dennis Edward Fuess Associates Margaret Karren Tania Baron CBRE Kent Derusha Ronald Fujioka Teresa Hayman Janice and Ken Kasai Steven Barragan CDM Manufacturing Kevin DeVito Michael Fulbright Whitcomb Hayslip Lynn Katano Juan Barrera Company, Inc. Luigi T. Di Stefano, MD Christy and Marc A. Maxine Haywood Matthew Katz Charles Bassett Ceco Concrete Construction Emma Di Stefano Futernick, MD HealthCare Partners Richard Katz Hal A. Bastian Certified Enterprises, Inc. Dial Industries, Inc. Frank Futernick Medical Group Neal Kaufman, MD Beacon Pointe Advisors Min Cha The Dialysis Service LLC Nicole Futernick Kathy Hegstrom Keenan & Associates Bear Stearns & Company Santos Chacon Teresa and Juan Diaz Miriam and Morris Futernick Susan Helfgott Malachi Kenney Jane Bearman Smith David Chacon Danny Diaz Jeff Fyffe Murray Heltzer Paul Kenworthy and Doug Smith Yuk Chan Lesly Diaz Theresa Bechtold-Gach and Jeff Hendel Keith Kenyon, Jr. Caitlin Beck Andy Chan Disneyland Resort Robert J. Gach Elena Hernandez Nicole Kerns

Foundation Update 15 Terri Keville Adam Lucas Richard Motika Valerie Payne Saratoga Research and Moira Szilagyi KGGI (iheart Media) Adriana Lucatero and Jerry Whitfield Pat Payne Investment Management Handumy Tahan Kidney Care Institute Bradley Lundy Tamim Mourad PCI Parking & Highway John Savidan Sukhdeep Talwar Danny Kim Peter Lupo Carl Muhlstein Improvement Contractor Carol Schatz Ivy Tang Kindred Jason Maas Ashok Mukhey Lori Pelliccioni Jennifer Schiff Tangram Janet King Joseph Macalalad Michael Mullin The PENTA Building Group Herb Schultz Andrew Tangsombatvisit Kings Care Foundation Tae Macias Munger, Tolles & Olson LLP Laurie Peralta Bradley R. Scoular Kevin Tanner Tiffany Kirkham Mack Urban Mark Muniz Ed Perez Donna Scoular Eudice Taran Hannah and Jeffrey Scott Mackey Deborah Munoz Veronica Perez Dena Scovel Sandra Taylor Kirschner Janice Macmillan Gilbert Munoz Alejandro Perez-Sandi Patrick Seeholzer N. D. Taylor Barry Klegerman Melissa MacRae Wally Munoz, Jr. Judith and Ron Perlstein Sherrie Segovia Shaunte Taylor Donna Klein Macy’s Susan and John Denise and Dan Perlstein Tamara Sekoff Marshall Taylor Janet Klimek Dan Madden Nachazel, MD Allison Perry James Selna Deanne and George Teats, Jr. KLM Foundation Bradley Magee Niveet Nagpal Pet Project LA Michael Senderovich Courtney Templeton Alan Koch George Makridis Fred Najjar Margaret R. Peterson, PhD Terrie Senko Ralph Terrazas KOLA/KQIE Managed Care Support Todd Nakamoto and Kenneth Peterson, MD Yvonne Sepulveda Edgar Terry Peter Kolovos Systems, LLC National Health Foundation Rajeev Peterson Nihar Shah Rina Tham and Marshall Suzan Vida Konell Becky Mancuso-Winding National Medical Rohen Peterson Karen Shah Bernes, MD Tomer Konowiecki Carol Mangione Fellowships, Inc. Jamie Phillips Evelina Shahumian Kimberly Thomas Dana Kravetz Carol Mankiewicz Cathy and Steve Needleman Phoenix Bakery Sharf, Woodward Robert Thompson Kora Kroep Tony Marcelli Michael Neimand Gary Pitts & Associates Helen and George Kenneth Krug March of Dimes Natalie Neith Hitomi Plew Joshua Shaw Thompson Cory Kuehl Marcus Medical Spa Michael Nelson Douglas Poling Dave Sheldon Judy and Ward Thompson Helen Kurashige Lisa and Robert J. John H. Nelson, Jr. Tonya Porter Stuart Sheldon Dennis Thompson Maggie Kusumawathy Margolis, MD Alan Nestico David Poser Elizabeth Shephard Jovita Tiemsen Velasco L & R Group of Companies Abigail Marks Harold Newton Tina and Pat Posey Albert Shilton William Tiu L.A. Arena Company, LLC Suzanne Marks Hong Nguyen Paul Pratt Shlemmer Algaze Julie To L.A. Care Health Plan David Marquez Tiffany Nguyen-Lieu Beverly Pratt Associates Felicia Tocker LA Healthcare Federal Renay Marquez Carrie Nichols, MD Jamie L. Principe Eileen Cohen-Shore Lauren Tom Credit Union Rosemarie Marselle Geoffrey Nicoll PSOMAS and Andrew Shore and Curt Kaplan LA Realty Partners Carolyn Costin Martin Nihon Kohden, Inc. Beth Purcell Tiffany Shrier Thomas Tong Denise LaChance and Bruce Martin Noble House Home Robert Quarfoot Susan Shum Diana Torres Stephen Ladd Susan Martin and Furnishings Maite Ramirez Alexandra Siegel Sybil Tourville Ann Lafferty Tom Castonguay Noble Roofing Ann Marie Ramon Siemens Towne Park Glenn Laird Joan C. and Joseph L. Martin Susie and RJ Noonan The Ratkovich Company Danna Sigal Lloyd True, Jr. Molly Lam Enrique Martinez Tracy Nordbak Jeanne Raya and Jessica Sigala Matthew Turnbull Sharon and Herbert Peggy Matsuura North Highland Humberto Flores Kamila Sikora Ronald Turner Lampert Gargi Matuszeski Margaret and Nathan R. John E. Raya Patty Simeoni Scott Turner Jeffrey Land Joseph Mazza Nusbaum Donald and Ellen Rebhun Christine Simmons Gerry Turner Mary Lane Karen McAlister Gary Nusbaum Lara Regus Patricia and Richard Sinaiko Turner Construction Antoinette Lara Kenneth McCray David Nusbaum James Renteria Julienne Sindoni Company Sue Laris Rachel McDaniel Annie Nuttall Resonance House, LLC Susan Sipple UCLA Medical Center Suraj Lavingia Thomas McDonald Elizabeth O’Connor Andrew Respicio Michael Sipple Cindy Uehara Law Offices of Dario McDonald Marcela Olmedo Shirley Reynolds and Edward Skudder Florence Uehara David A. Xavier Tom McGee O’Melveny and Myers LLP James Diego Skyline Health Care Jacquelyn Ueng Donna Lawrence Reid McGlamery Pamela O’Neill Michael Reynolds and Wellness Center Lourdes Ulloa Jeremy A. Lawrence Rob McRitchie Lauren and John Opgenorth Gary Reynolds Theodore Slaught Natalie Ulloa Lawrence W. Rosine Co. James Mead Jason Opp Judy and Harold Ring Smart & Final Charitable Ultimate Software Le Bristol Paris Medical Asset Zoraya Ordonez Luis Rivera Foundation Julie Ungos Juan Carlos Ledezma Management Janie and Allan Orenstein Judith Roberts Jeffrey Smith UniHealth Foundation Charles Lee Medical Staff of California Penny Orloff Angela Roberts Jayne Smith Union Bank Foundation Dianne Lee Hospital Medical Center Frank Orozco Dennis Rodriguez Debbie and Philip Sobol, MD University of California Faye Lee, MD Medline Industries, Inc. Kathleen Ortega Desirae Rogers Sobol Orthopedic Los Angeles Jane Lee Nicholas Mego Roger Ortiz Deborah Roges Medical Group University of Southern Linda Lee Lynn and Rodney Melillo Guillermo Ortiz Greg Rolf Brian Solberg, MD California Myrra Lee Daniela and Adam Meltzer Betty and Richard O. Oxford Ronald M. Papell Joey Solomon Christopher Urban Peter Lee Sharyl and Rafael Patricia and Sid Oxford Attorney at Law South Coast Mechanical USC/CHMC Family Practice Erma Legaspi Mendez, MD Christian Pablico Ronald Rosenbaum Karen Spector Residency Program Ina Lessem Sofia Mendoza Elizabeth Pacal Pernilla Rosenberg Ashley Spitz Eileen Uyehara Thomas Lester Catalina Meneses Luis N. Pacheco, MD Thomas Rosenthal St. James Investment Robert Uyesato Marvin Levy Karla Menjivar Sarah Pacini, JD Ross University School Company Marie Vallecorsa Valerie Lew Merchants Building Luis Pages of Medicine Carolyn Stapp VEP Healthcare Joanne Lew Maintenance Company Edward Pak Patti Ross Starlight Children’s Albert Vanmaele Jessica and Lior Tony Messina Regina Pally, MD Alissa Roston Foundation Vantage Oncology Lewensztain, MD Betty Michaels The Palm Restaurant Steven J. Rothans William C. Steck Clayton Varga, MD Leonard Liang Michelman & Robinson LLP Allen Palma Robert K. Rothbart, MD Molly Stephens Marcia and Raul Vargas Carrie Liao Richard Mijares John Palmer Stanley Rothbart Neil Steven Vascular & Thoracic Bernadette Limon Michele Miller Ansi Parekh Roze Room Hospice Rick Stidham Associates of Lori and Jeffrey Litow, MD Suzanne Miller Sun Park Oscar Rubalcava Bill Stirton Los Angeles Deborah A. Liu Bo Mills Mina Park Kenneth Rubin Larry Stock Winifred M. Vedder Antonio Liu, MD Sheri Mills Safan Andrew Park Terry and Howard Rubinroit Mordechai Stock Alma A. Verbo-Blancas James Lobdell Mary Milo Jackie Park Chris Runyen Jamie Storr Verifi Kimberly Lockhart Janis Minton Laura Parker Felicia Rusali Stryker Instruments Depika Vidyarthi Lockton Insurance Brokers Grace and Kenneth David Parker Donna Russell David Su Richard Viera Judy Lombard Mitsuhata Mercedes Parks Carol Russell Liony Suciawan Jeffrey Vigil Nataline Lomedico Dale Miyake Dennis Pascual Petrice Ryan Rachel Sunday Susan Viker Frank Lopez Modern Parking, Inc Michael L. Pastore Debra Ryker Susan G. Komen for the Fernando Villa Edward Lopez Rebecca Moir Jatin Patel Safety Investments Co. Cure/Los Angeles Dirk Voetberg Los Angeles Cancer Network Joseph Molina John Patterson John Sager County Affiliate Tamra von Schroeck Los Angeles Tourism & Jordan Monsell Dwayne Paul Mohammed Saied SusieCakes Karl Wagner Convention Board Moore-White Medical Paul Hastings Cares Saint Sophia Philoptohos Karen L. Swallow Margaret Waite Francine Lotery, PhD Foundation Foundation Moses Salibian MD David Swarts Dana Walden Joseph Lozowski Priscilla Morales Paul Hastings LLP Neal Salisian Karen Swift Tim Walker LTJ Designs & Pastor Morin Tricia Paulsen, MD and Michael Samojlik Synovation Medical Group Christopher Walker Consulting, Inc. John Morrill Thomas Paulsen, MD Jose Sanchez Marilyn Szczotka Todd Walklett

16 Louise Wallace The Walt Disney Company Walter J. and Holly O. Thomson Foundation In Memoriam Walton Construction Company Lynn Wang Tan Warren Margaret Ann Shaw Steven Wasserman Robert Webb Sallie Weems and Richard N. Hume, Jr., JD, CFRE Weil Foundation Susan and William Weintraub Alan R. Weiss, MD California Susan Weiss MARGARET ANN William West SHAW was a quiet Hospital Medical Western Asset Management Company trailblazer who Center lost Stan Westfall John Whitaker led by example. a tremendous The William C. Bannerman Foundation Education had friend and Todd Williams Hope Williams always been valued colleague, Brad Williams Charles Williams in her family, and RICHARD Darryl Willoughby, MD Nathaniel Wilson she was taught to HUME, on Chris Wilson “learn as much as you can and help people September 27, 2015, after his long and Larry Winer Craig Winterman as much as you can.” Never one to forget the heroic battle with cancer. Mr. Hume Allan Wolpe Women’s Club South early lessons of “helping others,” for over developed and led the hospital’s successful Pasadena Alan T. Wong 60 years she shared her leadership talents grant program after joining the Foundation Daniel Wood Garry Wright with community organizations including staff in 1999 as Director of Grants Robert Wyman Don Wyse California Hospital Medical Center where and Contracts. Most recently, he was Christina Yamasaki Peter Yamasaki she served on the Foundation’s board for instrumental in creating the new Annual Isabella Yang Margaret L. Yonekura, MD 20 years. It was only through the depth and Giving Society to engage individual Leeanne Zalameda breadth of her dedication to community donors. He will be deeply missed by many Arthur Zenian Marlene Zepeda, PhD service, education, law, medicine, finance, and most fondly remembered as he left Kelley Ziccardi Sherry Ziminsky youth, and community development that an indelible imprint on the California Rachel Zupa The Zysman Family Trust she was able to open the door for so many by Hospital family. serving on an array of boards, many as the first woman and first African American. “He was a good man to the core,” recalled former CHMC Foundation President Cliff Ms. Shaw traveled the world and never Hoffman, who recruited Mr. Hume to shied away from a new adventure. While her California Hospital. CHMC Foundation awards and honors are too numerous Board Member Richard O. Oxford to detail, a few were extra special to her. added, “Rich was one of the nicest and She received the YMCA’s highest honor, most effective persons I have known. the Athena Award. She was named the He did a terrific job in growing support Los Angeles Times’ “Woman of the Year,” for California Hospital and when he was and two trees were planted in her honor diagnosed with cancer he never gave in the John F. Kennedy Peace Forest in Israel. up. He came to work as much as possible Her honors and gifts spanned the world. and remained positive. We miss him.”

Mr. Hume is survived by his wife, Ellen, and This section recognizes gifts valued at $50 or more. All two young daughters, Elena and Rachel, gifts are important. We sincerely appreciate the whom he regarded as his “miracle babies.” support and generosity of all our donors.

Foundation Update 17 2015 Golf Classic 2015 Golf Classic Raises Over $167,000!

Our 9th Annual California Hospital Golf Classic on May 7 at Angeles National Golf Club was one of the most talked- about golf tournaments to date. Not only did the event exceed the previous year’s revenue, but golfers were also joined by special guests L.A. Times Sports Columnist, Sam Farmer, and former Los Angeles Kings players Jaroslav Modry, Dustin Penner, and Jamie Storr. After a full day of golf on this beautiful yet challenging course, attendees were treated to dinner with an exclusive question and answer session moderated by Mr. Farmer with Mr. Penner, a two-time Stanley Cup champion.

California Hospital Medical Center Foundation would like to thank our generous sponsors and participants for making this year’s Golf Classic a successful event with over $167,000 raised!

Proceeds from this year’s event will go towards the acquisition of a 160-slice CT scanner to provide faster,

more detailed imaging critical to diagnosing and treating Clockwise from top left photo: Managed Care Support Systems medical conditions, and to a comprehensive remodeling LLC / Hooper Healthcare Consulting LLC foursome: Matt Absher, Jim Foley, Bryan Hooper, and Keith Matsutsuyu; of the 9th floor telemetry unit to maximize convenience and Lisa Margolis and Founding Event Chair Robert Margolis, MD; Dustin Penner; Event Co-Chair Robert K. Rothbart, MD, comfort for patients, families, and visitors. Susie Noonan, RJ Noonan, and Kris H. Davis

18 2015 Golf Classic Thank you to our sponsors for helping make this event a success!

Gold Sponsors Golf Ball Sponsors Goldman Sachs Tangram Staff Roster Ross University School of Medicine Valley Emergency Physicians

Dinner Sponsor Hole-in-One Sponsor Nathan R. Nusbaum Ultimate Software Bunnin Chevrolet President

Yukai Chen Golf Cart Sponsor Individual Golfers Associate Director, Grants & Contracts Medical Asset Management Ambrose Capital Group, Inc Herb Chase / Employee Housing Solutions Amy Costello Lunch Sponsors Modern Parking, Inc. Development Officer AEG North Highland Allscripts Omnicell Kelley Ford LTJ Designs & Consulting, Inc. Shlemmer Algaze Associates Operations Manager Clayton Varga, MD / Deborah Liu Silver Sponsors Synovation Medical Group Event Project Coordinator All Temperatures Controlled Austin Commercial Tee Sign Sponsors Dolores Molina Brentwood Capital Partners Ahern Insurance Brokerage Administrative Coordinator Bristol Farms All Area Plumbing, Inc.

California Hospital Medical Center Beacon Pointe Advisors Tracy Nordbak Director, Volunteer Services Medical Staff Juma Bharadia, MD Ceco Concrete Construction, LLC California Lung Associates Annie Nuttall Charles Dunn Co. / Richard O. Oxford California Hospital Pathology Group Director, Special Events Clark Construction Group / RBB Architects Inc. Cliff Hoffman & Communications Cooperative of American Physicians, Inc. enBio, Corp. Covington Capital Management Hawthorne Radiology Associates Laura Reynolds Administrative Coordinator HealthCare Partners Dennis Holmes, MD Herzfeld & Rubin, LLP / Faye Lee, MD JFS Specialty Services, Inc. Steve Scott Charles Klieman, MD Memorial Foursome Kidney Care Institute Director, Annual Gifts L&R Group of Companies / Joe’s Auto Parks L.A. Healthcare Federal Credit Union Lori and Jeffrey Litow, MD L.A. Realty Partners Susan Shum Lockton Insurance Brokers Antonio Liu, MD Director, Development Los Angeles Cancer Network Modern Parking, Inc. M. Lynn Yonekura, MD Managed Care Support Systems, LLC / Omnicell Director, Community Benefits Hooper Healthcare Consulting, LLC PCI Parking & Highway Improvement Medline Industries, Inc. Margaret R. Peterson, PhD Rachel Zupa Robert K. Rothbart, MD Saratoga Research Director, Grants & Contracts Roze Room Hospice & Investment Management Siemens South Coast Mechanical If you prefer not to receive any further Brian D. Solberg, MD St. James Investment Co. communications from us, please call 213-742-5867 or email Towne Health / Minuteman Parking Taylor Blessey LLP [email protected] Vantage Oncology and leave a message identifying yourself Cap Sponsor Darryl A. Willoughby, MD and stating that you do not wish to Kindred receive fundraising communications. Contributions Please understand it may take up to 30 Breakfast Sponsor Keenan days to process your request. Beecher Carlson Lawrence W. Rosine Co. If you have changed your address, Pasadena Advertising & Design please call CHMC Foundation at Reception Sponsor The Dialysis Service LLC 213-742-5703. Nihon Kohden Union Bank Vascular and Thoracic Associates Refreshment Cart Sponsor of Los Angeles Skyline Healthcare and Wellness Center

Foundation Update 19 Foundation Address Service Requested Update Published for Friends and Supporters of California Hospital Medical Center

1401 S. Grand Avenue (213) 742-5867 supportcaliforniahospital.org /CHMCFoundation Leavey Hall (213) 742-5875 (fax) /CHMCFoundation Los Angeles, CA 90015

California Hospital Medical Center Foundation: What We Do Since 1887, California Hospital Medical Center (CHMC) has provided quality, affordable, health care. Whether you live, work, or visit downtown Los Angeles, CHMC is your hospital. CHMC Foundation supports the hospital’s mission by raising funds for capital improvements, new technology, staff education and community services.

Dignity Health — Mission, Vision and Values

Our Mission Our Values We are committed to furthering the healing ministry of Dignity Health is committed to providing high-quality, Jesus. We dedicate our resources to: affordable health care to the communities we serve. • Delivering compassionate, high-quality, affordable Above all else we value: health services; DIGNITY — Respecting the inherent value and worth • Serving and advocating for our sisters and brothers of each person. who are poor and disenfranchised; and COLLABORATION — Working together with people who • Partnering with others in the community to improve support common values and vision to achieve shared goals. the quality of life. JUSTICE — Advocating for social change and acting in ways that promote respect for all persons and demonstrate compassion for our sisters and brothers who are powerless.

Please remember to include California STEWARDSHIP — Cultivating the resources entrusted Hospital Medical Center Foundation to us to promote healing and wholeness. in your estate planning. EXCELLENCE — Exceeding expectations through teamwork and innovation.