2020 ANNUAL REPORT THAT MOMENT WHEN HEROES SHINED THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING.

2020 was a year like no other in modern history. It was a year of extraordinary challenges for each of you, for our team members, for this community, and for our organization, like so many others across the nation. One hundred thirty-three years ago, in 1888, our founders had a vision for our health WHAT’S system. That vision was grounded in the belief that if we worked together with our community, we could transform healthcare in Greater Cincinnati. Now, in 2020 our team INSIDE and our community has demonstrated how that vision is still alive and strong. 01 Timeline This past year, The Christ Hospital Health Network team members dedicated themselves to ensuring our community had access to the highest quality of healthcare offered, 02 Awards & Recognition sometimes in new and different ways as a result of the pandemic, but all with the goal 03 Clinical Excellence of making sure that our patients and the entire community were well cared for. 05 Patient Experience I am so very proud of our 6,500 team members, 1,200 physicians and 600 volunteers, who despite all obstacles and challenges, never wavered in giving much needed hope to 07 Affordable Care & Access patients, sometimes in their darkest moments. They have been collectively creative in 09 Community Involvement their approaches to providing care, utilizing evolving science, cutting edge technologies, and transforming the way in which care was delivered almost overnight in many cases, in 11 The Christ Hospital Foundation addition to taking on new roles never before contemplated. Annual Report Each of them has shown heroic dedication to this community and the care of every patient 12 Our Donors who reached out in their time of need.

14 The Christ Hospital Our 2020 annual report highlights these accomplishments and more. Board of Directors and Foundation Board I am proud to say that in 2020, just like the preceding 132 years, we achieved the vision of our founder, continuing to ensure that the Greater Cincinnati community has the finest healthcare possible… and we will continue to do so for many years to come. I hope you enjoy this report.

DEBBIE HAYES Interim President & CEO The Christ Hospital Health Network

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1930 The North Wing is THE CHRIST completed, including the hospital’s iconic cupola, which has become one of the most enduring and HOSPITAL distinctive landmarks on TIMELINE the Cincinnati skyline.

1889 1962 1969 Christ’s Hospital is dedicated at 46 York Street The department of in a home donated by James cardiac surgery is formed. Gamble. Unlike traditional A total of 13 open heart hospital wards of the time, procedures are performed Christ Hospital’s wards have in the first year, including the appearance of a well-kept the first open heart surgery private dwelling. Pictured is in the region. the hospital in 1927. The Christ Hospital opens an intensive care unit, the first of its kind in the area. 2020 ANNUAL REPORT

THAT MOMENT WHEN HEROES SHINED

Throughout this report, read stories of The Christ COVER TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: Hospital Health Network’s everyday champions, frontline Terry Chappell, Safety & Security; Dean J. Kereiakes, MD, Interventional Cardiology and Cardiovascular Disease; Michael R. Jennings, MD, Internal Medicine; heroes and survivors. A world-class organization Gabrielle Vandervort, Lab Services; Brian M. Deye, IT Services; Debbie Hayes, standing together to serve our community through a Interim President and CEO; Doug Mitchell, Pastoral Services; Ashley Clos, Community, Government and Social Relations; Duane Campbell, Pastoral Services; trying year – caring for our patients, their families and Thomas D. Lamarre, Jr., MD, Infectious Diseases; Terri Stutler, Respiratory our employees with the highest quality care available. Therapy; Travis Collins, Respiratory Services

AWARDS & RECOGNITION

The Christ Hospital is honored to be recognized six years in a row and during a pandemic as one of the Nation’s Best Hospitals by U.S. News & World Report.

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An initiative begins to bring care to people in The first patient is seen in the Joint & Spine their own neighborhoods. Outpatient Centers Center, a national healthcare destination, open in Anderson and Red Bank, followed by and first of its kind in the region, keeping the Green Township, Ft. Wright and Montgomery. continuum of care under one roof. The Christ Hospital opens new primary care locations in Cold Spring and Union, The Christ Hospital 2012 2018 navigates significant KY in 2020. Our Union change as it transitions office specializes in family to an independent medicine, and the Cold hospital, reestablishing Spring location specializes The Christ Hospital The Christ Hospital implements a new brand in internal medicine and Medical Associates, identity, becoming The Christ Hospital Health The Christ Hospital Medical Center – Liberty pediatrics; including yearly the hospital’s primary Network, to better extend our reach in the Township opens, offering a state-of-the-art physicals and preventative care physician group. community and breadth of services outside family birthing center, emergency room and exams, and same-day sick the hospital setting. The Christ Hospital Medical many other comprehensive services. appointments. Associates is also renamed as The Christ 2 Hospital Physicians. 2020 ANNUAL REPORT

CLINICAL EXCELLENCE

Our world-class physicians pioneer innovations and research breakthroughs that bring new treatment options to our patients. In an ever-changing healthcare landscape, our doctors, nurses and staff provide the best quality of care and experience. This commitment to excellence has earned us the title of “Most Preferred” hospital in the region.

HIGH-RISK CANCER risk for cancer due to factors such Patients can meet with both a genetic as early cancer diagnosis, significant counselor and an advanced practice SCREENING CLINIC family history of cancer or personal provider in a single clinic visit to Your genetic profile can reveal how history of rare cancers, to name a determine personal risk of specific your body will respond to certain few. Our multidisciplinary team of types of cancer based on genetic tests treatments and medications. At genetic counselors, advanced practice and family history. From there, an The Christ Hospital, we are making providers and physicians, work individualized plan is created for the precision medicine a priority to help together to provide individualized patient focused on cancer screening, people experience better health. evaluation, genetic counseling/testing, monitoring and prevention options, This year we launched the High- imaging, cancer screening and as well as diagnostic and treatment Risk Cancer Screening Clinic, which prevention programs for people who options if necessary. The clinic provides genetic risk-evaluation are concerned about their personal also provides nutrition and lifestyle as well as advanced screening and and family history of cancer. counseling for risk reduction, and imaging for individuals at increased emotional and psychological support.

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TRANSITIONING BACK Medical Director of The Christ Hospital surgeons from some of the top Medical Associates, and the Director of hospitals in the United States, Europe TO PATIENT CARE the Department of Internal Medicine. and Australia. This year, Chief Clinical Officer and Dr. Jennings leaves a legacy of integrity Christ Hospital icon, Mike Jennings, and commitment to patients that will Advancements in robotic-assisted MD, made the decision to return to his impact The Christ Hospital Health surgeries have a direct impact on first love – patient care – specifically Network for decades to come. We patient wellbeing. The months that serving those in long-term care cannot thank him enough. accompany traditional open-heart facilities. “I’ve always had a love surgeries are not so much about the heart itself recovering, but rather for geriatrics as part of my internal ROBOTICS AND HEART medicine practice,” he says. the body recovering from a sternum ADVANCEMENTS incision. “Overall, with robotic Dr. Jennings has been a fixture of In January, we added world-renowned surgeries you have better outcomes. The Christ Hospital for nearly 40 and locally loved cardiac surgeon, They are less invasive, which means years, beginning with his internship J. Michael Smith, MD, a pioneer in less bleeding and faster recovery and residency here. Throughout that the development of robotic cardiac time for the patient,” says Dr. Smith. time, he has been the President of surgery, to The Christ Hospital team. “As we advance to do more surgical The Christ Hospital Physicians, Vice Dr. Smith is credited with bringing procedures robotically, we can provide President and Chief Clinical Officer, robotic-assisted surgery to Greater better results for our patients.” President of the Medical Staff, Cincinnati in 2003, and, on top of Director of the Internal Medicine personally performing about 3,000 Residency Program, Board member, robotic heart surgeries, has trained

THAT MOMENT WHEN HEROES SHINED DEAN J. KEREIAKES, MD A DOCTOR’S PERSPECTIVE Convalescent Plasma Breakthrough Dean Kereiakes, MD, was the principal investigator of a convalescent plasma protocol that utilized antibodies of those who had recovered from COVID-19 to treat the sickest of patients with the disease. Partnering with David Oh, MD, of Hoxworth Blood Center, Dr. Kereiakes developed this treatment, and received FDA approval, in April, well before specific antiviral drugs were widely available for COVID-19. The protocol went on to be used by other major hospital systems in the region and saw success in turning around the conditions of those most afflicted. “There is no worse feeling than watching someone deteriorating in front of your eyes and feeling helpless and hopeless,” Dr. Kereiakes said. “We had to have something readily available. We needed to have at least one weapon to help make a difference in the care of patients.”

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Marcia Grant, with her occupational therapist at Christ Hospital, Gabriella Bartruff, enjoys a visit from her husband during the lock down.

PATIENT EXPERIENCE

This year brought the world a curve ball with COVID-19. The community has faced unprecedented conditions, the shutdown of elective procedures, and an ever-changing environment. Through all these hurdles, TCH has continued to bring the best care to our patients and adapt to the pandemic by introducing new safety procedures, launching telemedicine options, standing up new testing centers, and continuously focusing on providing the best to our patients.

JERIMIAH DODD’ S STORY, J-VALVE FOR J-MAN Not long ago, 29-year-old resident of Pike County, Georgia — known as “J Man” — was dying from a congenital heart disease called aortic regurgitation. This condition makes the heart work two or three times as hard as normal. Refusing to give up hope, Jerimiah’s mother, Connie Dodd, discovered there was a revolutionary medical procedure that could help her son. The procedure surgically implants a device, called the J-Valve, designed specifically for patients who require Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement (TAVR) due to aortic regurgitation. As opposed to open-heart surgery, this J-Valve procedure includes a TAVR delivery system that the surgeon guides through the femoral artery, which is much less invasive. TAVR devices specific to aortic regurgitation are not yet approved by the FDA, requiring the Dodd family to navigate many obstacles to obtain authorization for Jeremiah’s surgery under the rules of compassionate use.

Jeremiah had the procedure in November 2019 and was discharged from the hospital within two days. At the time of his J-Valve surgical procedure, Jeremiah was the second patient in the U.S. to have a J-Valve replacement device for his heart, the first under age 55, and the first with Down Syndrome. “The fact that it saved him, and it can save others, is amazing,” said Connie. “But a lot of people don’t even know it exists because it’s not FDA approved yet.” She is hopeful the FDA will approve the J-Valve so other patients can benefit as Jeremiah has. 55 2020 ANNUAL REPORT

MIKE O’CONNOR’S STORY With the help of the experts at The Christ Hospital, hiking enthusiast, Mike O’Connor, was able to overcome his debilitating back injuries and start his goal of hiking the 2,650-mile-long Pacific Crest Trail. Mike has been setting big hiking goals for himself since adolescence, but over the years, he began experiencing ruptured discs in his back that would limit his passion.

In August 2017, Mike blew a disc that left him barely able to walk. He saw John Roberts, MD, a spine surgeon with The Christ Hospital Physicians, who had treated his previous back problems. Together, they decided surgery to remove the damaged disc was his best shot for relief and getting back to training for the trail.

Mike had outpatient surgery in October 2017, followed by rehabilitation, a focus on strengthening his core, and many months of training. Mike was able to set off on his first big hike in January of 2019, traveling an average of 15-20 miles per day. Now his back is stronger than ever—and he fully intends to finish the 1350 miles waiting for him on the Pacific Crest Trail. “Had it not been for Dr. Roberts and the people at Christ who fixed my back, I never would have made it this far,” says Mike.

THAT MOMENT WHEN HEROES SHINED A SURVIVOR’S STORY

Mike Crump of Dayton, Ohio was one of the patients admitted to The Christ Hospital with COVID-19. After 65 days of fighting COVID-19 and two types of pneumonia, Mike Crump was able to return LUNG SCANS SAVING LIVES home to his family in Dayton on June 9. After a long separation from his family, this father Steve Miliano is one of the lucky patients who had his lungs scanned just of six had an emotional reunion with his wife, in time. He had smoked for years, but didn’t experience any concerning a breast cancer survivor, as he exited the hospital. To celebrate his recovery, Mike’s symptoms; thankfully, his sister still encouraged him to go to The Christ care teams from our Medical Intensive Care Hospital for a lung scan. For this procedure, the patient lies down and is and Rehabilitation units helped to organize threaded through the screen area, then the scan is completed in just 30 a “Survivor Stroll” where they gathered to cheer him on after being discharged. seconds. Steve’s scan was able to detect stage 3 lung cancer, leading to the lung surgery that saved his life.

Thoracic surgeon, Dr. Julian Guitron (above) says, “Unlike colon cancer or breast cancer that have had screening programs for decades, lung cancer – which is bar none the number one killer when it comes to cancers – had not had any lung cancer screening programs until a couple years ago.” With recent advancements in technology, these scans now have lower exposure to radiation and are also available at lower costs.

6 2020 ANNUAL REPORT AFFORDABLE CARE & ACCESS The cost of care is becoming increasingly important to patients when choosing a healthcare provider. Our team of dedicated staff continually creates new opportunities and accessible locations in the community that deliver on our mission of providing affordable care and access.

EXPANSION AND CARESENSE INTRODUCTION OF NEW Earlier this year, we unveiled Caresense, a digital care navigation, CONVENIENT OPTIONS patient engagement and data Union, Ky. Primary Care collection system that allows us A new primary care office opened in to stay in constant communication Union, Kentucky in September, adding with our orthopaedic patients. The to a robust selection of Christ Hospital platform allows us to utilize phone options in Kentucky. calls, text messages, emails and app notifications at various checkpoints in THAT MOMENT WHEN Heart & Vascular Additions the patient journey. It also allows us to Four new physicians and two new HEROES SHINED track patient progress and adjust care programs were added to our all-star accordingly. Engaging patients early heart program. ARRIVAL OF and often eliminates confusion, and • Odayme Quesada, MD – Women’s provides better outcomes and overall Heart Specialist – Medical Director of THE COVID-19 patient experience. VACCINE the new Women’s Heart Center • Saad Hasan, MD – OPTIONS IN On December 22, The Christ Hospital Cardiothoracic Surgeon received its first shipment of the Moderna • Hassan Hamed, MD – Interventional AFFORDABILITY COVID-19 vaccine and began administering Cardiologist – Medical Director of COE Program it to frontline workers. Interventional Cardiology for new Our Center Of Excellence Program “It’s just incredibly exciting. I feel relief. I Clinton Memorial partnership offers more than 180 local and really do think it’s potentially the beginning of the end and really the light at the end • Kari Gorder, MD – Critical national organizations fixed prices, of the tunnel. It’s just remarkable what Care Cardiologist service warranties and a single bill science has done to get to this point, and when their employees come to The I couldn’t be more excited,” said Dr. Tom Clinton Memorial Lamarre, Medical Director for Infectious Christ Hospital for specific procedures. Diseases. “The data is remarkable. I don’t We partnered with Clinton Memorial In 2020, we added a heart and vascular think people appreciate how incredible the Hospital this year to assist in providing bundle to our list of services. This year, safety and efficacy data are for this vaccine. needed cardiac services to the This is the way forward.” patients traveled to Cincinnati from 15 Wilmington Community, including different states to receive this care. “It’s been really hard. It’s been a lot of life-saving interventional cardiology patients being alone – some of the sickest services for patients experiencing patients we’ve ever taken care of… It gave me the chills to know that there’s finally heart attacks. an end in sight and we have hope,” Abby McConnell, RN, Medical ICU. 7 2020 ANNUAL REPORT

ACCESS IN KY BROADENS Union and Cold Spring, Ky. Primary Care In keeping with the promise of bringing more healthcare options to Northern Kentucky residents, we opened brand-new primary care locations in Union and Cold Spring, Kentucky specializing in both internal medicine and pediatrics.

The Christ Hospital Physicians - Primary Care | Cold Spring 3955 Alexandria Pike Cold Spring, KY Our newest primary care facility, one of hundreds in the region, fulfilling on our promise in Northern Kentucky

The Christ Hospital The Christ Hospital Outpatient Center – Outpatient Center – Miami Township Montgomery 1171 State Route 28 11140 Montgomery Rd. Milford, OH Cincinnati, OH

The Christ Hospital The Christ Hospital Medical Center – Outpatient Center – Liberty Township Anderson 6939 Cox Road 7545 Beechmont Ave. Liberty Township, OH Cincinnati, OH The Christ Hospital – Main Campus 2139 Auburn Ave., Cincinnati, OH

The Christ Hospital The Christ Hospital Outpatient Center – Outpatient Center – Red Bank The Christ Hospital Green Township 4440 Red Bank Expwy. Outpatient Center – Cincinnati, OH 5885 Harrison Ave. Fort Wright Cincinnati, OH 1955 Dixie Highway Fort Wright, KY 8 2020 ANNUAL REPORT COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT Another important part of our mission is to contribute to the community through volunteering and partnering with local organizations.

GIVING BACK: and letters for our frontline workers at the hospital, resulting in hundreds Taft Back to School Drive DEI AND CULTURAL of letters flooding into the staff. Our TRANSFORMATION The Diversity & Inclusion Council, frontline workers received everything Workforce Engagement Group, Young CAMPAIGN from thank you cards, to hand-crafted Professionals, Service Squad and many bracelets, and even healthcare employees at The Christ Hospital came Embracing the benefits and superhero drawings to help motivate and opportunities diversity brings together to contribute school supplies, encourage them through the toughest requires focus and intention. The book bags, and cleaning supplies to times of the COVID-19 pandemic. recently launched Diversity, Equity help welcome the students of Taft and Inclusion Council is made up of employees from throughout the Elementary back to school again this COMMUNITY network to help guide us in these year. With school operating a little efforts. Their insights and initiatives different this year, we had a focus on PARTNERSHIPS: helped launch The Christ Hospital’s Virtual Physician Panel Events new core values that were introduced gathering things like hand sanitizer, this year: hard plastic pencil boxes (that are easy Once the pandemic hit, our heavily to sanitize), pocket tissues, and gift attended in-person physician panels We anticipate THE NEEDS OF THOSE WE SERVE cards for teachers. needed to find a new virtual venue. The first physician virtual event covered all We are FORWARD THINKING Contacted local schools for kids to things pregnancy for expectant mothers write letters of inspiration We build INCLUSIVE CONNECTIONS and women considering pregnancy. This year we were able to partner with a Upon registering for the event, attendees We act WITH SHARED variety of local Cincinnati and Northern could submit their questions for DETERMINATION Kentucky schools to deliver letters our physician panel of three. Guest The team has worked tirelessly to of inspiration to our hospital staff. moderator, Jennifer Fritsch, from the provide additional resources to our Students were invited to create cards Jeff & Jenn show on Q102 even hosted employees, including company-wide trainings, and a Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Resource Guide – covering language and terms that promote Heart Month - inclusion, and resources for further Find Your Beat education on diversity and inclusion. This team has helped lead many internal initiatives to give back to our employees along with several local partnerships. The NEST program, or Nourishing Employee Strengths and Talents, also became available this year. The program specializes in assisting and nourishing entry-level employees with support and career/ life coaching. There are three phases to the program: Healthier eating, addressing emergent needs and helping achieve dreams.

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AHA Go Red a “name that baby tune” game. With COVID COMMUNITY nearly 50 people in attendance, we look forward to offering more virtual INVOLVEMENT events in the future! Preparing for COVID-19 patients In addition to standing up new LOCAL PARTNERSHIPS Heart Month – Find Your Beat COVID-19 testing centers, The Christ Hospital encouraged transforming sections of the hospital BRIGHTENING THE the community to “Find Your Beat” into negative air pressure for COVID-19 HOLIDAYS during American Heart Month this patients, and launching new research February. The community was invited This year, The Christ Hospital Health efforts, The Christ Hospital also Network and Frisch’s Big Boy teamed up to to participate in the #FindYourBeat partnered with several local hospitals make the holiday a little sweeter for new movement by learning more about to ensure we were prepared to take parents. All babies born on Thanksgiving in their regular heartbeat, focusing on our Mt. Auburn and Liberty Birthing Centers on waves of the pandemic. These received a limited-edition “Sweeter than the music “beats” that get the heart partnerships included developing Pumpkin Pie” onesie. Parents also got their pumping, or by attending four free emergency plans in the case that own Frisch’s goodie bag filled with their pop-up exercise classes that were signature Tartar sauce and Rooted Grounds hospitals hit full capacity, gathering Coffee. To show our staff how much they featured throughout the month. PPE, supplies, technology and staffing are appreciated, Frisch’s also generously resources to serve the community. donated 24 of their famous pumpkin pies AHA Partnership to our Birthing Center team members, who As long-time partners, The Christ A Gift that Gives Twice were able to take them home to share with their families. Hospital and the American Heart The Christ Hospital Health Network Association love teaming up for is proud to partner with Feed a To keep our patients safe, the onesies community events. One of the biggest and goodie bags were packaged by staff Hero, Back a Business, supporting wearing proper personal protective ways they were able to engage the our brave healthcare workers and equipment, and were stored in a clean, community this year was the annual local restaurants in the midst of the sterile environment before being specially delivered to our patients. Go Red for Women event, featuring COVID-19 pandemic. This program inspiring survivor stories from TCH was developed to thank our healthcare patients and an expo booth offering heroes and drive business at local health screenings for blood pressure, Cincinnati restaurants through gift BMI, and more. card purchases that are sent to Letters of inspiration those on the frontlines serving our community. The community is able to visit http://supportcincy.com to purchase gift cards and support healthcare workers at The Christ Hospital.

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A MESSAGE TO OUR COMMUNITY GIFTS BY In 2020, The Christ Hospital continued to be the beacon of hope on the hill – a role DESIGNATION it has played for more than 130 years. This year, donors gave The Christ Hospital Foundation incredible amounts of hope and optimism by reaching out and charitably PATIENT CARE supporting our patients, employees and other critical areas during the pandemic. $2,789,271 Our relationship with you and with our community allowed us to anticipate and meet the needs of those we serve. Through your grace and compassion, we kept patients 45% and employees safe, fed and strengthened. Thanks to you, The Christ Hospital Foundation is ranked EDUCATION 8th nationally among community hospital foundations, $1,103,341 determined in part by the total amount of philanthropy coupled with our cost-efficient operations. This Association for Health- 18% care Philanthropy ranking is one indication that your charitable donations are being well-utilized. One hundred percent of your ENDOWMENTS donation goes to support critical needs of this iconic healthcare $1,008,968 institution—a true community asset. 16% On behalf of The Christ Hospital Foundation and Board, thank you for your kindness, remarkable support and humanity in a GENERAL SUPPORT year unlike no other. $914,986 With gratitude, 15% RICHARD F. KAMMERER, FAHP, CFRE President, The Christ Hospital Foundation RESEARCH $394,743 6%

TOTAL FUNDS $6,211,309

The Christ Hospital Foundation, through online Your response to our COVID-19 Emergency and text-to-give efforts raised $15,492 in 48 Response Fund was heartwarming, with hours, providing 1,938 mask headbands for more than $700,000 raised for employee front line workers in 55 units/departments. and patient assistance.

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THANKS TO OUR DONORS JULY 1, 2019 – JUNE 30, 2020 LIFETIME GIVING $500,000-$999,999 Richard C. Shell The H.B., E.W. and F.R. Luther Kathy and Bob Ryan Edward G. and Robert C. Marguerite E. Shigley Charitable Foundation, Fifth Floris A. Sackett, Trust The Christ Hospital Health Bott Trusts Third Bank and Narley L. Network is pleased to Jill and Bob Strub, MD Haley, Co-Trustees Howard Schmithorst Fifth Third Foundation recognize the generosity of The Sutphin Family Amy Masowick, DPM and Sharon and J. Michael our donors whose lifetime Vickie Buyniski Gluckman and Foundation Chris Paprzycki, MD Smith, MD contributions total $100,000 Jack Gluckman, MD Joanne and Charles Medtronic Sycamore Capital or more. Through their Eunice Lycett Thiemann Charitable Fund efforts and dedicated support, Messer Construction Cynthia and Philip Storrs Toms Trust Fund Anne Drackett Thomas The Christ Hospital has Foundation become the standard-bearer The Christ College of Nursing Kim and George Vincent Christine Derhefer Michaels* Kathryn Ann Weichert, MD of excellence in healthcare Alumni Association Kathryn Ann Weichert, MD and Jack Michaels Jo Ann Withrow for the region. Rebecca and James Welber Gary G. Pies, DDS $100,000-$499,999 GOLD $5,000 - $9,999 $1 Million or More Jo Ann and Ward Withrow The John A Schroth Family Charles Abbottsmith, MD American Financial Group, Inc. Wodecroft Foundation Charitable Trust American Financial Accenture, LLP ASAHI Intecc USA, Inc. Group, Inc. Mildred N. and Charles E. The Sutphin Family Anesthesia Associates of Michael Ash Castellini Foundation Work, MD Trust Foundation Cincinnati, Inc. Boston Scientific Corporation The Christ Hospital Auxiliary Barbara S. Wright United Way of Greater Marian C. Atkins Scholarship Cincinnati Nancy and Bruce Brown Estate of Kate and Ted Fund #3 ** The Yung Family Foundation Carol and Jeremy Bruce, MD Wodecroft Foundation Emmerich The Brandy Family Fund ** Ellen and William Camm, MD The Farmer Family Sue and Bill Butler 1888 SOCIETY PLATINUM Mary and James Devitt, MD Foundation Carol and Vic DiPilla Carespring Health Care The 1888 Society recognizes $10,000 - $24,999 Dick and Joyce Farmer Dynegy Vistra Energy Management the generosity of individuals Vanessa and Geoff Brynne and Bob Coletti Jim Evans Champlin Architecture who make significant annual Answini, MD Scott and Mary Farmer Jane Garvey and John Lanier The Christ Hospital contributions of $1,000 The Cambridge Charitable Amy and George Joseph Medical Staff or more. Foundation Genentech, Inc. Ann and Thomas Hayden Charles Fleischmann Norah and R. Kerry Clark PLATINUM Cincinnati Foundation for Heimann Family Foundation Endowment Fund CLH Foundation the Aged ** $100,000 or More Timothy Henry, MD The Elizabeth Gamble Joan and Robert Cody, MD Joan and Robert Cody, MD Deaconess Home Castellini Foundation Elizabeth Hoffman and Community Foundation West Association Alice F. Darby Jane and Mike Keating Frazier Huddleston Chester/Liberty Anne Ilyinsky Francesca N. Gamble William M. Doughty Edna Alice Knabe Trust The Danis Foundation Marianne and Tom Ivey, MD James N. Gamble Epic Systems Corporation The Maxon Foundation, The Elizabeth Gamble Kathleen and Michael Jennings, MD Lillian F. Gamble Ethicon Endo-Surgery, Inc. US Bank N.A. Trustee Deaconess Home Anne and Dean Kereiakes, MD Jim Evans Kris and Dan Neyer Mary E. Gamble Association Je Un Kim and Joseph Choo, MD Fosdick & Hilmer, Inc. Foundation Olivia P. Gamble Kate and Ted Emmerich Mary and Pat Kirk, MD George and Betty Ann Family Foundation Lu and Thom Gerdes Family Shalini Gupta, MD and Jutta and Patrick Lafley Manish Bhandari, MD Schaefer Family Lu and Thom Gerdes Family Kristin and Thomas Lamarre, Julie and Frederic Holzberger The Charles E. Schell Anne and Robert S. Heidt, Vickie Buyniski Gluckman and Jr, MD Frank and Margo Homan Foundation, Fifth Third Sr, MD Jack Gluckman, MD Thomas J. and Adele G. Lippert Family Foundation Bank, Trustee Julie and Robert S. Heidt, Megan and Julian Guitrón, MD Family Fund ** Joyce and Roger Howe Jr, MD Andrea Lukin, MD and Joseph PLATINUM Kristen Harding, MD and Dagenbach, MD Jane and Mike Keating Barbara V. and C. Alexander $25,000 - $99,999 Mark Harding, MD Edna Alice Knabe Trust Howard Elizabeth and Brian Mannion, MD Charles Abbottsmith, MD Deborah Hayes Edyth and Carl H. Lindner, Jr. Susan and Fred Kahn, MD Eugenia and Wojciech Mazur, MD Jane and Gary Booth Nirvani and Jeb Head The McCloy Family Foundation Martha S. and Carl H. The L&L Nippert Heidt Family Foundation Lindner, III Foundation, Inc. The Brandy Family Fund ** Rajani and Santosh Menon, MD Kim Miller, MD and Gene The Frances and Craig The Christ Nursing Joyce and Roger Howe Lynn and Glen Mayfield Chung, MD Lindner Foundation Alumni Associaton Archana and Sashi Kilaru, MD Messer Construction Co. Laurie Nippert Leonard The Maxon Foundation, US Norah and R. Kerry Clark The Adeline H. Maggart Fund Col. Warren H. Metzner Kristen Connelly Polizzi and Bank N.A. Trustee Crosset Family Fund ** of InFaith Community Arturo Polizzi Constance and John Miller Foundation Mary L. Meyer Epic Systems Corporation R&L Transfer, Inc. Laurence Mitchell Deborah and John Majoras Alfred K. Nippert Ethicon Endo-Surgery, Inc. Janice Rafferty, MD and Donald Mary E. Nelson Sue and Bob Mattlin Rafferty, MD Louise and Louis Nippert FiberRise Kris and Dan Neyer Sherry and Joel Reginelli, MD Charles E. Schell Foundation, Communications LLC Lynn and Glen Mayfield Foundation Ghita and Ian Sarembock, MD Fifth Third Bank, Trustee Fifth Third Foundation Joyce and Marshall Kathy and Don Raithel, MD McHenry, MD Lynn and Jack Schiff Jacob G. Schmidlapp Trusts/ Charles Fleischmann Dorothy K. Rogers Brian Skale, MD Fifth Third Bank, Trustee Endowment Fund Minneapolis Heart Institute Floris A. Sackett, Trust Foundation Paula Mary Steiner Harold C. Schott Foundation The Greater Cincinnati Terri Stewart-Dehner, MD and Marge & Charles J. Schott George and Betty Ann Foundation Wendy and Robert Schaefer Family Pelberg, MD David Dehner Foundation Jean Elwing, MD and Agnes Wessels Shirley C. and Charles Snow The John A. Schroth Family Madhukar Gupta, MD Frances and John Pepper Charitable Trust, Nancy and David Wolf Loth, Inc. Pfizer, Inc. PNC Trustee William Zimmer Prasco Laboratories 12 SOURCE OF FUNDS

INDIVIDUALS FOUNDATIONS CORPORATIONS AND $3,325,689 $1,807,804 ORGANIZATIONS $1,077,816 TOTAL FUNDS 54% 29% 17% $6,211,309

SILVER $2,500 - $4,999 Jennifer Schuster Sandra Eisele, MD and Kenneth Leibee Marilyn Scripps Thomas Eisele 1031 Productions, LLC Dixie Lee Smith Kaylee and Thomas Lekan, MD Grace Sferra JoAnna English, MD and Abbott Laboratories Shelley and Wayne Spencer Michele and Timothy Lichter, MD Diane and Reed Shank, III, MD David English Abiomed, Inc. Ronna Staley, MD and Julia and Edward Lim, MD Jackie and Matt Shuler Barry Staley, MD Darrel Everman Adsposure Martha and Carl H. Lindner III Sibcy Cline, Inc Peggy and David Swenson Joyce Newman Ferrell Katie and Carlos Aguilar, MD Edyth Lindner Michael Smith Maureen and David Taylor Gail and Starr Ford, MD Marian C. Atkins Scholarship Rachel Loftspring and Shirley Smith Susan Friedlander Fund #3 ** Total Quality Logistics Daniel Pelchovitz, MD Barbara and Douglas Smucker, MD Michelle Frigault Stacy and Joe Bateman, MD Kim and George Vincent Jeff Lykins Society of the Transfiguration Sandra Fuller Suzanne and John Bossert, MD Debra and Theodore Waller, MD Daniel MacConnell Frances and Roger Stafford Alan Gast Jennifer Cafardi, MD and John Avril and Galen Warren, MD Meredith Mahon Patricia and Eric Steinman Cafardi, MD Beverly and Daniel Glassman, MD Marilyn and Bob Wildermuth Jennifer Manders, MD and Joyce and Jack Steinman Ashley and Justin Cox, MD Margaret and Daniel Good Ernest Manders, MD Anonymous Sara and Thomas Stieritz Maris and Robert Croswell Roger Grammer Deborah and Mark McCool Julie and John Szawaluk, MD Ellen T. and Dr. Stewart B. BRONZE $1,000 - $2,499 The Charles M Grant Foundation The Metropolitan Club Teleflex Dunsker ** Darlene and Jeffrey Anderson Christina Graves Robert T Miller Trust Carol and Phillip Tempel Ficks Family Foundation Karen and Thomas Armstrong Pedie and Tom Guggenheim Elizabeth Mills Patricia and Walter Timperman, MD Renee and David Fischer, MD Donald Bahr Jacob Gunzenhaeuser, MD Raymond Mock Gerry Tolbert, MD Carolyn Fovel Jacqueline and Kirk Ball Sherri and Wayne Hach Stephanie and Matthew Nydia and Richard Tranter Hannah Galey, MD Ann and James Bingham, MD Janice and John Hacker Moore, MD Nancy Trokan-Mathison Vallie and Rodney Geier, MD Mary Blades, MD and Tim Hilvert Amy and Frank Hanson Jenny and Michael Morgan, MD Lori and Mark True, MD The Carol Ann and Ralph V. Haile, Stacey Bodenstein Jenny and Edward Hatfield Jerilin Morris Jr. U.S. Bank Foundation Lois Tucker Jane and Robert Bohinski, MD Linda and Doug Hawley, MD Julie and Adam Mussman, MD Narley L. Haley Marianne Vas, MD Phyllis Bossin and Robert Lucinda Heekin Elbert Nelson, MD Sandra Hans, MD and Village Life Outreach Project Strauss, MD Debra and Gregory Herr Malott and Nancy Nyhart Christopher Kelley Charitable Fund Julia and George Wadih, MD Cindy and Tom Broderick, MD Janet Higgins, MD Rachel Heberling, MD and Hope and Thomas O’Brien, MD Melinda Wakefield and Kenneth Heberling, MD Gwen and Thomas Brown, MD Dorothy Hilvers Ohio Gastroenterology & Edward Westemeier Alma and Paul Helpling Laura Broxterman, MD and Hugh Hoffman David Broxterman Liver Institute Christopher Walter Dianne and John Melinda Holder Wilzbach Leanne Olshavsky, MD and Yvonne and Dennis Washington Hergenrother, MD Elizabeth Brubacher Meghan Hollowell, Ed D Nick Olshavsky, PhD Karen and Warren Webster, MD Julie Holt and Dan Horn Kelly Burghard, MD Yen-Ping and Ronald Hsieh, MD C.E. Om Beverly and Robert Weddington Jessie and Karthikeyan Tara and Collin Burkart, MD Lisa Ann Hubeny and Thomas Martha Orabella, MD and Barbara and Irwin Weinberg Kanagarajan, MD Tim Cappel Murtaugh, MD Christopher Orabella, MD Danya and Michael Karram, MD Holly and Steven Carson, MD Anita Weisberger, MD and Intrust IT Tricia Perrin Marc Tyler Betsy and Brandon Klerk Champlin Architecture Molly Johantgen PharmaCann Karen and James Wendel, MD Joan and Michael Kramer, MD Joyce and Louis Christy Liz and William Johnson Tiffany Porter Shabazz Erin Whedon Leslie and Michael Kreines, MD JoAnn and Gregory Clarke, MD Julia and Robert Jolson, MD James Pritchard, MD Annette Wick and Mark Manley, MD Tanya and Rajan Lakhia, DO Wilbur M. Cohen Family Carol Juniet Kathy and Don Raithel, MD Douglas Wolff Charlene Lindner Philanthropic Fund Lora and Anton Kalbli, Jr Jeanine and T.J. Redington, MD Nancy Wolterman Whitney and Phillip Long Travis Collins Mona and Mickey Karram, MD Lois and Paul Reis Estate of Bernal R. Woodward Marlene and Howard Mayers Nancy and Craig Combest The Kennedy Family Fund Rendigs Fry Kiely & Dennis, LLP Glorimer and Christopher Wright, MD Mary Ann Meanwell Lorraine Conners, MD and Gregory Conners Annette and Tom Kereiakes, MD Diana and Ronald Reynolds, MD Debra Zevallos James Miller Judy and Chris Dalambakis Jeanine and Rich Kestler Ride Cincinnati Foundation, LLC Kathy Ziegler Kathleen and Doug Mitchell DMin Jerry Kirby, MD The Reuben B. Robertson Maureen Deeds Anonymous mom365 Kathryn Koenig Foundation Victoria Delamerced, MD and * Deceased The Richard & Dorothy Amador Delamerced, MD Carita and Paul Kollman, MD Diane Rose Pandorf Foundation Christine and John Roszmann ** Denotes a fund of The Greater Amy Diamond and Ed Wolf, DDS Valerie Davis and Cincinnati Foundation Deborah Reis James Kong, MD Elmer Ruff Jerome Dixon The Christ Hospital Foundation Susan and John Roberts, MD Alison Kortekamp, MD Carol and Robert Scallan Robert Dorsey extends its sincerest gratitude to Susan and Ray Rost, Jr, MD Kelley and David Downing Betsy and Gerard Kortekamp, MD Erin and Jonathan Schilling, MD all of the generous donors who Donna and Jan Schilling made gifts during FY20. Although Missy Hawthorne and Judith and David Kuhlman, MD Laura Schmidt Kendahl and Edward Schloss, MD Michael Draznik, MD Lana Lange, MD and Ronna and John Schneider, MD every effort was made to ensure accuracy in this Honor Roll of Kathleen and Edward Schmidt Alexander Lange, MD Mamie and John Schroder, MD Robert Dressler, DO Donors, unintentional errors do Bruce Lauer Donald C. Schmidt Fund ** Heather and Gregory Barbara and Mark Scott, MD occur. Please call Rita Spicker at Amy and Marc Schneider, MD Egnaczyk, MD Ellen and Michael Leavy Charles Scripps 513-585-4128 to report corrections. Patricia and Wilfried Leder, MD Thank you. 13 THE CHRIST HOSPITAL FOUNDATION REPORT 2020

Jeb Head THE CHRIST HOSPITAL President and CEO Atkins & Pearce, Inc. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Chair, The Christ Hospital Board of Directors

R. Kerry Clark Amy Hanson Deborah P. Majoras Retired, CEO CEO Amy Hanson Advisory Services Chief Legal Officer & Secretary Cardinal Health Retired, Executive VP Macy’s Procter & Gamble Credit Services Jennifer Manders, MD James Devitt, MD Rob Heimann General Surgery Pathologist Managing Director President Elect Past President River Cities Capital Funds The Christ Hospital Medical Staff The Christ Hospital Medical Staff R. Glen Mayfield Thomas R. Gerdes Patrick Lafley Co-Founder River Cities Capital Funds Chair Managing Partner PMC SMART Solutions Quadrant Capital Group Geraldine Vehr, MD Primary Care President Vickie Buyniski Gluckman John Lanier The Christ Hospital Medical Staff Retired, Founder and CEO President United Medical Resources Inc. Scinet Development George Vincent Managing Partner Dinsmore & Shohl LLP THE CHRIST HOSPITAL Vickie Buyniski Gluckman Retired, Founder and CEO FOUNDATION BOARD United Medical Resources Inc. Chair, The Christ Hospital Foundation Board The Christ Hospital Foundation Board is comprised of community and business leaders, philanthropists, and physicians.

John Anning Jeb Head Connie Maccarone Senior Vice President, Investments President and CEO Retired SVP Insurance Operations, UBS, Financial Services, Inc. Atkins & Pearce, Inc. Western & Southern Financial Group

Bill Camm, MD Julie Holzberger Ray Rost, Jr., MD Retired, Internal Medicine Co-Founder Radiologist The Christ Hospital Health Network Aveda Fredric’s Institute Professional Radiology, Inc.

Judy Dalambakis Karyn Hutson Ted Scherpenberg Community Volunteer Community Volunteer Vice President Chief Financial Officer The Christ Hospital Health Network

Joyce Ferrell, RN, MeD Kathy Jennings Albert Smitherman Retired Retired President and CEO Nursing Administrator Business Executive Jostin Construction, Inc.

Carolyn Fovel Rick Kammerer Shelley Spencer Community Volunteer President Vice President The Christ Hospital Foundation Chief People and Marketing Officer The Christ Hospital Health Network

Debbie Hayes Patrick Lafley Ann Weichert, MD Interim President & CEO Managing Partner Retired, Radiation Oncologist The Christ Hospital Health Network Quadrant Capital Group The Christ Hospital Health Network

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