Whole-Person Care Redefining Community Clinic Care

2016 ANNUAL REPORT BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2016-2017 Officers Members

Michael Ziering, J.D. Jesse Bronner Treasurer Joanne Dietch Eric Jung Angela L. Jones Steve Klimback Secretary Michael McBride Cam Montgomery, Jr. Mitchell Pindus Robert Broder, J.D. Russell Alexander- Richard K. Rifenbark, J.D. Chair of the Board Orozco Neil E. Romanoff, M.D., M.P.H. Vice Chair of the Board

EXECUTIVE TEAM

Julie Hudman, Ph.D. David Luna, M.D. Muriel Nouwezem Adam Friedman Giezel Garnett Chief Executive Officer Chief Medical Officer Chief Financial Officer Chief Marketing & Chief Human Advancement Officer Resources Officer

Emanuel Mkrtichian Thomas Tibbitts Van Anh Dastur, D.D.S. Paul Gore, Ph.D. Arnali Ray Chief Information Corporate Compliance Director of Director of Director of Strategy, Officer Officer Dental Services Behavioral Health Program Evaluation & Policy

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REDEFINING COMMUNITY CLINIC CARE Our Mission Message from the CEO and Chair of the Board 2 To serve as a medical Our Patient Profile 3 home for the underserved and those who are most A Patient-Centered Medical Home 4 vulnerable by providing Providing Whole-Person Care 5 comprehensive, dependable Patient Enrollment Stories 11 and affordable quality Medical Residency and Training Program 12 health care in a caring environment. The Voice of Our Community 13 Our Fundraising Arm: Friends of the Saban Community Clinic 14 Our Vision Financial Statement 16 To be a recognized leader Donors and Community Partners 17 in improving the health and wellbeing of Los Angeles’ underserved communities by delivering quality medical and social services through innovation, creativity, partnerships, and public policy advocacy.

1 | Saban Community Clinic | 2016 Annual Report Message from the CEO and Chair of the Board

Dear Friends and Colleagues, As a neighborhood health center, Saban Community Clinic is proud of the prominent role we have played caring for our community over the past forty-nine years. Today, we are committed to redefine the way we work and increase the quality of care for our patients. 2016 will be remembered as a year of continued expansion and growth. In a move towards an integrated and holistic approach to healthcare, we are well into the process of becoming a Patient Centered Medical Home (PCMH) and expect full accreditation in September 2017. This new whole-person-care format will increase the quality of care, reduce wait times, and ensure access to all medical, dental, behavioral health, and social services care under one roof. Highlights of some accomplishments from 2016 include the opening of a new, on-site pharmacy at our Wallis Annenberg Children and Family Health Center. Patients can now pick-up their medications following their appointments. The American Cancer Society recognized the Clinic as a leader in Colon Cancer screenings, and additionally, the free shower program hosted more than 7,000 showers for our homeless neighbors. Finally, Psychiatry services and trauma groups were expanded across all three sites. None of this would have been possible without your loyal partnership in this important work. We applaud our dedicated staff for the intricate role they play in administering care. We salute our numerous volunteers for their tireless and loyal devotion, and we are grateful to our Board members, our community partners, and the Friends of Saban Community Clinic, whose extraordinary commitment and focus allow us to continue to operate and provide these critically needed services. As we look towards our future, Saban Community will continue to adhere to the belief that healthcare is a right, not a privilege. Regardless of changes in today’s healthcare landscape, our doors will remain open and we will continue to provide much needed health care to those in need. We extend our deepest gratitude to each of you for your invaluable support,

Julie Hudman, Ph.D. Robert Broder Chief Executive Officer Chair of the Board

2 | Saban Community Clinic | 2016 Annual Report OUR PATIENT PROFILE

Our patients are at the heart of everything we do. We pride ourselves on serving everyone who walks through our doors, regardless of their ability to pay, health coverage status or immigration status. Our goal is to provide quality healthcare in a safe environment with respect and dignity for all. 107,011 TOTAL VISITS 18,858 PATIENT COUNT

Saban Community Clinic | 2016 Annual Report | 3 A PATIENT-CENTERED MEDICAL HOME

At Saban Community Clinic we value continuous improvements in quality and service. We strive to ensure that our patients’ experience is the best it can be and are working to achieve official certification as a Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH) by the National Committee for Quality Assurance in 2017. Our staff is committed to a holistic model of integrated care that strengthens the physician-patient interaction, provides coordinated team care, and establishes a long-term healing relationship to enhance a patient’s overall health care experience. In 2016, we began implementing the fundamentals of the PCMH integrated care model and have already seen significant improvements in patient satisfaction, quality of care and wait times being reduced by almost 40 percent.

In 2016, the Clinic increased our minimum wage to $15.00 an hour, ensuring all staff could earn a “livable income.”

4 | Saban Community Clinic | 2016 Annual Report PROVIDING WHOLE-PERSON CARE

Increasing Life-Saving Wiping Out Thanks to an ACS grant, the Clinic Screenings Colorectal introduced an innovative bilingual outreach campaign that garnered Annual health screenings play a key role Cancer attention from clinics around the country. in preventive care to ensure patients The American The campaign encouraged patients to remain in good health. Our dedicated Cancer Society (ACS) get screened for colorectal cancer by team of Preventive Care Coordinators identified Saban Community Clinic as a “Checking Their No. 2.” The toilet paper track and monitor patients in need of leader in California for colorectal cancer campaign integrated marketing strategies additional screenings. Individual outreach screenings after a 48 percent increase with clinical work to deliver an impactful and reminders help patients stay on top in screening rates. screening message. of future appointments. Outreach activities included: toilet- papering restrooms and patient waiting areas, distributing American Cancer Society education materials, promotional item giveaways, patient reminder cards, text messages and contracting a local taxi company to provide transportation for patients to their colonoscopy procedure.

Showers Substance Abuse Treatment Whole 3,026 Person COLORECTAL Care CANCER Vision Pharmacy SCREENINGS Services How We Care For Our Community

Colon, Cervical Dental Care and Breast Cancer Screenings

Behavioral Health HIV Tests

Preventive Health Care Coordinators Cynthia Mendoza, Ivanna Castillo, and Monique Olivas Family Alternative help patients through the cancer screening Planning Medicine and care process.

Saban Community Clinic | 2016 Annual Report | 5 Fortifying Women’s Cancer Screenings Breast and cervical cancer are two of the most commonly diagnosed cancers among women.

Our Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Programs ensure low-income, uninsured or underserved women have access to vital screenings, follow-up, and guidance through the care process. According to the American Cancer Our Dental Clinic provides primary Society, cervical cancer death rates dental care for children and adults. have decreased more than 50% thanks to the use of the Pap test.

In 2016, we introduced a bilingual Brightening ‘bikini’ education campaign to promote the importance of early detection and Community encourage women to get their top Smiles 14,975 (mammograms) and bottom (Pap smears) Our Dental Clinic DENTAL VISITS checked. Also, through a partnership with provides affordable, HealthNet, we hosted free cervical cancer primary dental care for children and screening classes in English and Spanish. adults. In 2016, we provided 14,975 During the Halloween season, we The RAR Foundation generously dental visits and implemented two launched a “Scary Teeth” campaign to supports our Patient Navigators for the innovative patient outreach campaigns inform parents of dental sealants as Collaborative Diagnostic Breast Cancer to encourage good oral hygiene habits an option to protect their children’s Screening Project (CDBCP). In 2016 their in children from a young age. permanent molars from cavities and decay, ensuring healthy teeth that last partnership helped screen 2,931 patients In the summer, we held a Dental Carnival and identified 13 patients that were a lifetime. The dental sealant rate for the community with fun activities at the Clinic (the percentage of our diagnosed with cancer and linked to for adults and kids, plus free giveaways appropriate cancer treatment. 6-9 year old patients who have their including dental kits and toothbrushes. first molars sealed) is 77%. Cervical cancer screenings were up 62% and breast cancer screenings were up 77%. 4,272 CERVICAL CANCER SCREENINGS 4,554 BREAST CANCER SCREENINGS

6 | Saban Community Clinic | 2016 Annual Report In 2016, the Clinic dispensed 28,686 medication prescriptions free of charge to patients in need, regardless of their insurance status. Pharmacists Charisse Lozano, Odette Reyes and Elisabeth Normand collaborate with doctors on adherence to medications, doses and options.

Pharmacy Opens De-Stigmatizing Our new on-site HIV Testing pharmacy opened The Clinic has been 5,467 its doors at the end at the epicenter of HIV TESTS of 2016 at our Wallis the HIV/AIDS pandemic Annenberg Children & and aims to reduce the Family Health Center. stigma associated with HIV testing by Our infectious disease specialists treat patients living with HIV with Having an in-house pharmacy is making screenings a routine part of our a comprehensive treatment plan. an important element of our whole comprehensive medical care. We are They also work with at-risk patients person care approach. Our doctors and committed to the fight against AIDS by on HIV prevention. pharmacists work closely to coordinate fostering understanding of the importance of HIV testing. Every year, the Clinic care from diagnosis through treatment, In addition, we link HIV-positive patients participates in National HIV Testing Day with the added convenience of picking-up to care outside the Clinic when needed. in June and World AIDS Day in December their prescriptions on the same day to promote awareness. The Clinic’s HIV linkage to care rate as their appointment. is 78%.

Clinic staff participated in World AIDS Day activities and encouraged patients to “Know Where You Stand.”

Saban Community Clinic | 2016 Annual Report | 7 Reducing Health Care Opioid and Showers Dependence for the Our nation has Homeless been experiencing The homeless crisis an unprecedented opioid epidemic that in Los Angeles has reached epidemic public health officials have called the proportions. According to Los Angeles “worst drug crisis in American history”. County’s 2016 homeless count, more California is at the epicenter of the crisis than 47,000 people are homeless and LA and addiction treatment programs can has the highest number of “unsheltered” be extremely expensive, making it nearly homeless living on sidewalks, in cars and impossible for people with lower incomes tents of any city in the United States. to obtain needed treatment. Helping our homeless neighbors and VISION CARE However, this is not the case for the playing a key role in the long-term 132 SCC patients who reduced their solution to this growing crisis is a For more than 20 opioid dependency in 2016, thanks priority for SCC. As one of the few clinics to a generous grant from L.A. Care in Los Angeles to offer a free shower years, optometrist Health Plan. program, we are able to link our shower participants to medical care and a case Dr. Greg Pearl, Our “Take Charge Clinic” focuses on reducing the use of opioids among manager who helps connect them with O.D., has been dependent and at-risk patients, opportunities for permanent housing, volunteering especially those with a high incidence jobs and social services. his services and of medical conditions requiring ongoing Additionally, we partnered with Cedars- pain medication. Our dynamic team Sinai Medical Center and Los Angeles donating frames. of Physicians, Nurse Practitioners, City Attorney Mike Feuer to participate In 2016, the Pharmacists, Behavioral Health in a series of “Homeless Connect Days” Specialists, Physical Therapists and that offered free, one-stop health care Clinic provided Pain Control Consultants collaborate as well as legal services to this often to coordinate each patient’s care, hard-to-reach population. 1,868 vision care treatment and pain management plan. visits, including In 2016, the free shower program hosted 7,082 showers, providing a safe and Optometry and clean space for homeless individuals to rejuvenate. Participants are provided with Ophthalmology 132 toiletries, new undergarments and clothes. services and PATIENTS REDUCED Diabetic Retinal THEIR OPIOID exams. DEPENDENCY 7,O 8 2 SHOWERS HOSTED

8 | Saban Community Clinic | 2016 Annual Report Homeless gather near the Clinic’s S. Mark Taper Foundation Health Center 10% on Hollywood Blvd. OF OUR PATIENTS ARE HOMELESS

Bringing Holiday Joy to Families in Need For the past 27 years, Clinic patients and community members have been lining up early to attend our annual Holiday Party at the First Presbyterian Church of Hollywood. 2016 was no different. On December 13th, more than 500 patients and families in need received clothing, backpacks, socks, undergarments, toiletries, books, toys, and hats. Guests enjoyed a warm meal and children were treated to a special visit from Santa Claus. This special occasion is made possible by the hard work and dedication of Event Chair Marcia Steere and Friends Board Member Martha Henderson. We are additionally grateful for all the items generously Children were treated to a special visit from donated from the community. Santa Claus. 72% OF PATIENTS LIVING AT OR BELOW THE POVERTY LINE

Volunteers from Lucky Brand Jeans helped distribute blankets to families.

Families line up early to receive clothes, toys and other much-needed items.

Saban Community Clinic | 2016 Annual Report | 9 Insurance Enrollment Let’s Rock EnRoll Although we serve all patients regardless of their health coverage status, having a form of coverage gives patients access to the full medical services and specialist care they require to heal beyond our clinic walls.

In 2016, the Clinic embarked on an unprecedented clinic-wide effort called Let’s Rock EnRoll to encourage patients without health coverage to enroll in a health plan.

To maximize success, we created special Health Plan “101” materials to provide a basic understanding of the different 12,116 health plans and services covered, streamlined the enrollment process and participated in community events to offer TOTAL INDIVIDUALS enrollment assistance. ENROLLED UNDER THE AFFORDABLE CARE ACT

BEHAVIORAL HEALTH INTEGRATION Mental health is just as important as physical health. The Clinic integrates Behavioral Health services into Primary Care, offering various support groups and individual counseling year-round. In 2016, the Clinic’s Behavioral Health Department introduced a Men’s Support Group to better address the mental health needs of our male patients.

10 | Saban Community Clinic | 2016 Annual Report PATIENT ENROLLMENT STORIES

A Chance for A Health Plan Health Coverage for Everyone Chance Rearden had health insurance through his job in Minerva Lopez first came to the Clinic five years ago, the entertainment industry, but when his hours were cut, knowing we would provide her with medical care regardless he didn’t qualify for coverage anymore. of her ability to pay or immigration status. Our team of eligibility specialists informed her about a health plan that Chance wasn’t old enough to qualify for Medicare, and was right for her, My Health L.A., and assisted with enrollment. he couldn’t afford to pay out-of-pocket for medical care, so he often skipped going to the doctor. During her Clinic visits, Minerva learned about important health issues facing her community and developed a passion Under the Affordable Care Act’s expansion of Medicaid for sharing this new information with her family and friends. eligibility (known in California as Medi-Cal), he was able When presented with the opportunity to become a “Promotora to enroll in a plan. de Salud” (health promoter) with L.A. Care Health Plan, she With the help of the Clinic’s patient eligibility specialist jumped at the chance to expand her outreach work. Minerva team, who are experts in health coverage and in constant visits schools to inform parents and students about topics like contact with the Department of Public Social Services, nutrition, diabetes care and HIV testing. Chance’s application process was expedited quickly. Additionally, Minerva is participating in a leadership He now receives primary care at the Clinic and has seen training to become part of the Clinic’s Community Advisory specialists, including a dermatologist and a podiatrist. Council board.

Family Nurse Practitioner Stacey Nadler gives Chance Lead Dental Assistant Luis Villanueva helps Minerva and Rearden, a check-up. Photo by Maya Sugarman/KPCC her grandson show their Clinic spirit at a dental event.

“I’ve been able to get medical “Saban is a good clinic. I like their attention that I otherwise wouldn’t service and follow-up. I even have be able to afford to get.” my own primary care doctor!” – Chance Rearden, Clinic patient – Minerva Lopez, Clinic patient

Saban Community Clinic | 2016 Annual Report | 11 In 2016, more than 200 residents and students rotated through our Residency Program.

Top row (left to right): Doctors Chris Brychel, Jacob Gold, Armen Arshakyan, Daniel Tabari, and Yu Ming Ni. Sitting, bottom row (left to right): Doctors Chia-Chi Lee, Tinh Vuong, and Jane Lim.

Medical Residency and Training Program As one of Los Angeles’ premier teaching and training facilities, Jim Slotnick Fellowship in Medicine we take pride in playing an integral role in training the next generation of health care professionals. Last year alone, more In 1984, the Clinic created The Jim Slotnick Fellowship in than 200 medical residents and students from various fields Medicine to provide students from the David Geffen School of helped care for our patients. Medicine at UCLA a transformative experience working with our vulnerable patient population. Medical and dental residents, nurse practitioners, pharmacists and behavioral health professionals are provided a rewarding, 2016 was a special one for the Slotnick Fellowship program hands-on experience, caring for our communities most with the participation of not one, but two medical students, vulnerable patients every year. Diana Partida and Mikaela Kelly. The students follow a long line of talented residents dating back to Jim Slotnick, a remarkable We are grateful for our partnerships with exceptional medical young man who volunteered at The Los Angeles Free Clinic in the schools and health care partners in the greater Los Angeles area. early 1980s before he tragically died of brain cancer. Jim adored Our neighbor, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, is one of our largest the Clinic and its mission, referring to it warmly in his memoir, residency partners along with Kaiser Permanente, University of A Short Life, completed as his health deteriorated. The Slotnick Southern California and University of California, Los Angeles. Fellowship was created to honor his memory.

Left to right: Doctors Priya Raman, Christina Boutsicaris, and Jason Tso At right: Slotnick Fellows, Diana Partida (left) & Mikaela Kelly (right) holding Jim Slotnick’s memoir.

12 | Saban Community Clinic | 2016 Annual Report THE VOICE OF OUR COMMUNITY

Caring to Vote 2016 marked an Election Year and our Beverly Health Center was a designated polling place. We implemented a clinic wide voter registration campaign, “Care to Vote,” to provide our patients voter registration assistance, including those experiencing homelessness.

The Voice of Health Care With the election of a new administration and the threat to repeal the Affordable Care Act, Saban Community Clinic was a helpful source to National Public Radio stations and health care periodicals reporting how community clinics would be impacted. Nurse Practitioner Stacey Nadler and Operational Floater Josue Portillo are interviewed by KPCC 89.3 FM.

A Mayoral Visit Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti visited our Beverly Health Center to learn more about our services and programs. CEO Julie Hudman and Chief Medical Officer David Luna guided the mayor through the Clinic.

Saban Community Clinic | 2016 Annual Report | 13 OUR FUNDRAISING ARM: Friends of the Saban Community Clinic was established in 1973 to provide a stable fundraising source for Board of Directors the Clinic. The Friends Board hosts annual fundraising events to 2016-2017 raise money for our patient care, critical services and programs. Officers Richard Weitz 21st Annual Golf Classic Inaugural Let’s Get Real President Raises $219,000 Event Raises $130,000 David Nevins More than 70 golfers enjoyed a day of Reality television producers and 1st Vice President 18 holes at El Caballero Country Club and executives came together, June 8th, Aaron Kaplan raised $219,000 for the Clinic’s services. to support the Clinic’s inaugural 2nd Vice President Richard Weitz AEG Live’s President of Global Talent, Gary “Let’s Get Real” event, honoring award- Eric Siegel Treasurer Gersh was honored during the April 25th winning, veteran producer Thom Beers event for his philanthropic spirit. Scott (Deadliest Catch) for his professional and Ellen Hoberman Secretary Marshall, son of the late Garry Marshall, philanthropic leadership. The event, held Peter Benedek made the first Hole-in-One in the event’s at the Viceroy Hotel in Santa Monica, Immediate Past President history on a prize hole worth $25,000. hosted 300 attendees and raised more than $130,000 for the Clinic. Members David Nevins Lou Adler The fundraiser was started by co-chairs Kenneth A. August Hayden Meyer, Agency for Performing Irving Azoff Artists (APA), David Eilenberg (ITV Bela Bajaria Entertainment), and Marc Kamler (APA), Marilyn Barrett, J.D. to unify the reality television community Jonnie Davis David Eilenberg for a cause — to support the Clinic. Sam Fischer, Esq. Rob Friedman Andy Friendly David T. Friendly The Winning Team (L – R): Mitch Rose, Robert Greenblatt Jeffrey Gersh, Andy Garcia, Gary Gersh, Ted Harbert and Frank Mancuso. Martha Henderson Tom Hoberman Jason Kaplan “I am humbled by Jordan Levin the work of the Clinic Warren Littlefield Michael Lombardo and all of those that Howard C. Mandel, M.D., F.A.C.O.G. donate their hard Steven Marenberg work, their time, their Let’s Get Real Barbara Marshall, R.N. event co-chairs Marc Kamler, Hayden Meyer patience, their money David Eilenberg, Hayden Meyer and honoree Faye Miller and their love to such Thom Beers (second from right). Steve Mosko David Nochimson an amazing place.” “We are thrilled to be Andy Patman – Gary Gersh able to help the Clinic Lou Pitt Kevin Reilly reach a new cohort Bruce Rosenblum of patrons, and Peter Roth Don Spetner we look forward to Marcia Steere turning this event into Sandra Stern Dana Walden an annual success!” Morgan Wandell – Hayden Meyer Brent Weinstein Barbara Yaroslavsky 14 | Saban Community Clinic | 2016 Annual Report “Spending time at the Clinic changed me. I met passionately dedicated doctors, dentists, healthcare professionals and administrators who provide services as good as any of the best hospitals and medical offices in this city.” – John Landgraf 1

Friends Celebrate Milestone - 40th Annual Dinner Gala In 1977, the Friends Board hosted its first Gala with 300 guests and raised $30,000. Today, the Dinner Gala has become one of the premier fundraisers in the city and has raised more than $50 million for the Clinic’s services and patients.

On November 14th, 700 guests filled the Beverly Hilton ballroom for a fun evening of music and entertainment to benefit the Clinic’s work and honor John Landgraf, CEO of FX Networks and FX Productions, 2 and Trisha Cardoso, EVP Corporate Communications for Showtime Networks, for their tireless dedication to the Clinic.

The evening raised over $1.8 million with the highlight being the Fund-A-Need fundraising portion, which raised more than $225,000 in just under 10 minutes for some of the Clinic’s programs including HIV care, women’s care, homeless care, and the opioid clinic. Friends Leadership Award: John Landgraf was honored with the Friends Leadership Award for his longtime commitment to and philanthropic support of the Clinic’s 3 mission and services. The Lenny Somberg Award: 1. Danny DeVito presented John Landgraf with the Friends Leadership Award. Trisha Cardoso, longtime Clinic volunteer and supporter, received the Lenny Somberg 2. From L to R: Friends Board Member Warren Award demonstrating outstanding service and dedication to the Clinic. This award Littlefield, Lenny Somberg Award Honoree is named after the Clinic’s first Executive Director, Lenny Somberg, who worked Trisha Cardoso, actor Ewan McGregor, Friends tirelessly for the Clinic in the early 70s. Lenny was even known to give-up his Board President Richard Weitz, Friends Board paycheck whenever the Clinic couldn’t pay its bills. Member Ellen Hoberman, Friends Board Member Tom Hoberman, and John Wentworth. 3. Friends Board Members Bruce Rosenblum, Bela Bajaria and David Nevins. 4. Actress and comedian Aisha Tyler was the emcee for the night. 5. Emmy-Award Winning actor and legendary comedian Louie Anderson provided comedic entertainment. 6. John Stamos introduced a tribute to the 4 5 6 late Garry Marshall, a longtime supporter of the Clinic.

Saban Community Clinic | 2016 Annual Report | 15 Financial Statement Fiscal Year July 1, 2015 – June 30, 2016

REVENUE, SUPPORT Statement of Revenue and Expense & OTHER INCOME $19,204,256 REVENUE

Fee-for-Service (Net) $12,506,486 65% Contracts $4,086,897 Friends of Saban Community Clinic (Net) $1,757,440 21% Contributions and Grants $1,414,666 9% Investment Income (Loss) ($560,968) Total Revenue $19,204,256 7%

EXPENSES -2% Program Salaries/Benefits $13,219,829

Program Expenses $3,901,064 FEE-FOR-SERVICE (NET) Management/General $1,382,101 CONTRACTS Fundraising $661,253 FRIENDS OF SABAN COMMUNITY CLINIC (NET) Total Expenses $19,164,247 CONTRIBUTIONS & GRANTS Surplus $40,009 INVESTMENT INCOME

Consolidated Statement of Financial Position

ASSETS Current Assets $5,261,864 EXPENSES Other Assets $18,772,817 $19,164,247 Total Assets $24,034,681 69% LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS 20.4% Current Liabilities $1,899,324 Other Liabilities $0 7.2% Total Liabilities $1,899,324 3.4% NET ASSETS Unrestricted $9,657,622 PROGRAMS SALARIES/BENEFITS Restricted $12,477,735 PROGRAM EXPENSES Total Net Assets $22,135,357 MANAGEMENT/GENERAL Total Liabilities and Net Assets $24,034,681 FUNDRAISING

16 | Saban Community Clinic | 2016 Annual Report Contributors January 1, 2016 thru December 31, 2016 Saban Community Clinic would like to thank the following Circle members for their contributions of $1,000 or more received in 2016. By giving so generously, they have helped the Clinic provide high quality health care to the most vulnerable members of our community.

Founder’s Circle The Rosenthal Family Foundation: Mike and Corky Hale Stoller Foundation Nancy Stephens and Rick Rosenthal & United Talent Agency, Inc. ($100,000 and up) Jamie and David Wolf Dana and Matt Walden The Johnny Carson Foundation Robert Ellis Simon Foundation WME James T. Smith Diane and Michael Ziering Titanium Circle Warner Bros. Television ($50,000 to $99,999) Wolf Entertainment, Inc. Ziffren Brittenham LLP Gold Circle 21st Century Fox | FX Networks | Fox Television Group | Fox Audience ($10,000 to $14,999) Strategy | Fox Sports | 20th Century Fox Diamond Circle AEG Live, LLC Martha Henderson ($15,000 to $24,999) AMC Networks Rose Hills Foundation American Cancer Society 3 Arts Entertainment Cheryl & Haim Saban and Assembly Amazon Studios The Saban Family Foundation Azoff Music Management Group, Inc. APA The Sherwood Foundation Trisha Cardoso and Jim Rishwain The Apatow-Mann Family Foundation, Inc. CASA of Los Angeles Peter Benedek Chernin Entertainment, LLC Platinum Circle Andrea Blaugrund and David Nevins ($25,000 to $49,999) Del, Shaw, Moonves, Tanaka, Center for the Study of Finkelstein & Lezcano Accountable Health Care, IPA Democratic Institutions Discovery Communications Thom Beers Alex Cohen The Cardoso Family Fund at the Cindy and Bob Broder Hansen, Jacobson, Teller, Hoberman, East Bay Community Foundation Newman, Warren, Richman, Rush, CBS Corporation and Fremantle Media North America Showtime Networks, Inc. Kaller & Gellman Laurie Goodman and Don Spetner City National Bank HBO Robert Greenblatt Creative Artists Agency Hulu ICM Partners Kelvin Davis Kathy Ireland Blaire and Aaron Kaplan Disney | ABC Television The Marilyn and Jeffrey Katzenberg Foundation Michael E. Kassan Evil Shenanigans Inc. Marta Kauffman Johnny Kreitman Leah and Sam Fischer Lionsgate Lavely & Singer Gilead Sciences, Inc. Theresa and Warren Littlefield Alison and Holger Lohfeld The Green Foundation Fay and Frank Mancuso Media Rights Capital Ellen and Tom Hoberman Barbara Marshall Jeanne and Gary Newman Kaiser Permanente - Kaiser Foundation Health Plan Inc. Marianne and Steve Mosko David Nochimson Ally and John Landgraf Paradigm Talent Agency Providence Equity Chuck Lorre Family Foundation Lynne and Eric Siegel Marcia and Harry Steere NBCUniversal Michael Skloff TNT & TBS Netflix Susan and Eric Smidt Candie and Richard Weitz Sony Pictures Television Wells Fargo

Saban Community Clinic | 2016 Annual Report | 17 Ruby Circle Red Barris ($5,000 to $9,999) The Bell Family Foundation Liza F. Bercovici and David Axelrad A&E Television Networks Adam Berkowitz Amblin Films, LLC Elizabeth and Rick Berman Richard Appel Carolyn Bernstein and Nicholas Grad Debbie and Mark Attanasio Dan Black Margo and Jeffrey Barbakow Steven Bochco Productions, Inc. Marilyn Barrett Roslyn and John Boulianne The Cecile & Fred Bartman Foundation Carrie Brillstein The Evan & Barbara Bell Charitable Foundation MGM Deborah and James Burrows Barbara and Jeff Blake Ann and Jerry Moss Francie Calfo Brillstein Entertainment Partners Nicole and Allan Mutchnik Laurie Sewell Cappello Renee Turkell and Harold Brook National Geographic Channel Madhu and Ravi Chatwani Buchalter Nemer Original Productions Children’s Hospital Los Angeles Vera R. Campbell Foundation Eleanor and Glenn Padnick Cineson Productions Lynn and Glenn Cardoso Paramount Pictures Dick Clark Productions Color Force The Refinery Jon Cohen The CW Network Madeleine and Mitch Rose Conde Nast Entertainment Franceen and Howard Davine Ande and Bruce Rosenblum Marsha Conner and Brad Bescos Wanda De Jesus and Jimmy Smits George L. Shapiro Phyllis and Kevin Crotty DeVito Family Sterling Winters Company Carlton Cuse The Walt Disney Company Sandra Stern Janet and Bob Daily Edison International Donald Strasburg Charlie Day John Frankenheimer Deborah and David Trainer John Dellaverson Jeff Frost Aisha Tyler Nora Doyle and Peter Gould Gary Gersh UBS Financial Services Foundation Drissi Advertising The Gersh Agency Julie and Frank Von Zerneck Charlie Ebersol Patty Glaser Mary Ann Weisberg and Bryce Perry Zac Efron Iconisus Alison Whalen and Steve Marenberg David Eilenberg Imagine Television Wolf, Rifkin, Shapiro, Schulman Robert L. Esensten & Rabkin, LLP The Jackal Group Linda Essakow and Stephen Gunther Meg and Lawrence Kasdan Ellen and Jay Farbstein Kinsella Weitzman Iser Kump Pearl Circle Joel Fields & Aldisert, LLP ($1,000 to $4,999) Sybil Fields Sharon Klein and Howard Kurtzman 44 Blue Productions The Ella Fitzgerald Charitable Foundation Susan G. Komen for the Cure, LA Abrams Garfinkel Margolis Bergson LLP Darryl Frank Deirdre and Paul Lee Sara and Bob Adler Mark Freeman Steve Levitan Christopher Albert Randy Freer Liatis Foundation Anonymous Jeffrey Freid Loeb & Loeb LLP Arsonal Design Shari and Rob Friedman Susan and Howard Mandel Julia P. Bailey, MD Pat and Andy Friendly McMaster-Carr Supply Company Bela Bajaria and Douglas Prochilo Priscilla and David Friendly John Meglen Philip and Daniele Barach Kristina Frisch and Stephen Falk Merrill Lynch Family Foundation The David Geffen Foundation Wendy and Barry Meyer Barney & Barney Bonnie and Daniel Germain

18 | Saban Community Clinic | 2016 Annual Report Janet Gilbreath and Robert D. Swartz Kaitlin and Rob McElhenney Ted Sarandos Michael D. Gintz Caitlin McHugh Amy Rotter Schlecter Scott Goldman Mark McKinnon Jeffrey Schlesinger Debbie Goodman and J. Patrick Butler Susan McNamara The Schley Family Charitable Fund Howard Gordon MedPOINT Management Amanda and Eric Schrier Mark R. Gordon Greg Meidel Carol and Charles Schwartz Grace Culture Marketing Steve Michaels Kerri Seibly Laurie Burrows Grad Milken Family Foundation Seniel Ostrow Foundation Adi K. and Jerry A. Greenberg Faye Miller Kimberly and Arthur Silver Greenberg Traurig, LLP James Miller Charles Simon Susan and Richard Gurman Tim Minear John Solberg Shawn Hare The MJK Family Foundation Spike TV William Harper William L. Moseley The Streisand Foundation Sylvia H. and Steven M. Harrison The Ronald Newman Foundation Brian F. Sullivan Noah Hawley Nu Image, Inc. Tom Thayer Judith Hayward and Michael Parks Ilse and Kurt Oetiker Thinkwell Group Nan Heard and Paul Krogstad Sandra Ortiz Annie and Tony Thomas Hoffman, Sabban & Watenmaker, APC Kathryn and Andrew Patman Merlin Tostrud Cynthia Holland Perry, Neidorf & Grassl, LLP Tribune Media Michael and Sheri Hopkins Family Teresa Petersen and Randy Blotky John Varvi Charitable Fund Karl A. Pettijohn Wasserman Foundation Julie Hudman and Anil Kakani Philpott Meeks, LLP WE TV The Audrey and Sydney Irmas Julie Piepenkotter Brent Weinstein Charitable Foundation Berta and Lou Pitt Karen Weinstein and Parvis Parhami ITV America Red Bull Media House Joe Weisberg Jenner & Block LLP Joel Reed The John and Marilyn Wells Julia Johnson Kevin Reilly Family Foundation Marilyn E. Jones and Mitchell T. Kaplan Steven J. Reisman Kenneth Werner Elaine Trebek-Kares and Peter J. Kares Renegade83 Whalerock Industries Nahnatchka Khan Dana Riccard Bobby Joe Williams Kleinberg Lange Cuddy & Carlo, LLP Donna and Lee Rogers James Wong Jill and Stuart Koenig Rick Rosen Suzanne and Al Yankovic Blair Kohan Andrea and Peter Roth Constance and Graham Yost Marc Korman Jennifer and Albert Salke Christina Zilber Joseph Kotzin Michal Amir Salkin Lori and Dan Kupetz The Art Laboe Foundation, Inc. Elizabeth A. Latshaw Lava Records Helen and Jordan Levin Daniel M. Limerick Scott Litt Thomas Lofaro Michael Lombardo and Sonny Ward Making Change Joni and Jeff Marine Carolyn Martin and Mark Pedowitz

Saban Community Clinic | 2016 Annual Report | 19 Constitutional Rights Foundation L.A. Gay and Lesbian Center Partners County of Los Angeles My Friends Place 1736 Family Crisis Center Eisner Pediatric and Family National Association of Community Medical Center Health Centers Alliant University Emperor’s College of Traditional Neighborhood Legal Services American Career College Oriental Medicine of Los Angeles County Baby2Baby Exodus Northeast Valley Health Corporation Big Sunday First Presbyterian Church of Hollywood OCHIN Epic Partnership California Primary Care Association Healthcare LA, IPA Phillips Graduate University Coalition to Abolish Slavery Hollywood4WRD Planned Parenthood & Trafficking (CAST) Hollywood Business Improvement District Queenscare Covenant House Hollywood Property Owners Association South Bay Family Health Care Cedars-Sinai Medical Center Housingworks State of California Charitable Auto Resources, Inc. Institute for High Quality Care Step Up on Second Chicago School of Professional Psychology (Community Partners) Tarzana Treatment Center Children & Families First International Institute of Los Angeles The Center at Blessed Sacrament Children’s Bureau Jewish Family Service of Los Angeles University of California, Berkeley City of Beverly Hills John Wesley County Hospital (JWCH) University of California, Los Angeles City of West Hollywood Kaiser Permanente University of California, San Francisco Community Clinic Association L.A. Care Health Plan of Los Angeles County University of Southern California L.A. County Department of Mental Health Venice Family Clinic Legacy Circle We welcome you to join the Legacy Circle which honors an elite group of contributors who have selected Saban Community Clinic as a recipient of a planned gift. If you have already designated the Clinic as a beneficiary in your Will, please let us know so we can include you in our circle. Jonathan Ahearn* Gary Garbowitz Bruce and Maureen McKenna Marsha and Ira Alpert Helen Goldstein* Faye Miller Carmen Arreola* Laurie Goodman and Don Spetner Winifred and Kenneth E. Neisser Baar Survivors Trust Lisa Gritzner Gail* and David Nochimson Marilyn Barrett, J.D. Paul D. and Ione F. Harter Irving Niel Parker* Daniele Beasley Charitable Trust* Vinod Singh Peterson Henry Becker* Jacques and Lillian K. Hirshfield Karl A. Pettijohn Dr. Sidney Benson* Ellen and Thomas Hoberman Freda Rosen* Isidore Bergner* Harry Hoffman* Ande and Bruce Rosenblum Lucille E. Blatt* Judith Horn* Linda Rubin Jean F. Bonini, Esq. Livia* and John* Ignatz Cathy and Joel Schwartz The Victor & Andrea Carter William L. Jones Angel Silva Revocable Trust* Roy Kaufman* Elvira Silva Wilt Chamberlain* Seymour* and Lois* Knee Family Trust Marcia and Harry Steere Candyce Colvin* Erin and William Kruse Mike and Corky Hale Stoller Foundation John Corby Nicole Kuklok-Waldman The Rose Tabah 1992 Family Trust* Joseph Eisner* Carla Laemmle* Glenda Tusher Living Trust* Annie Ellicott Abbe Land Meridith L. Weiss Louis Fink* Gertrude H. Lieblich* Mimi* and Bernie* West Leah and Samuel Fischer Sharon and Howard Littman Winner Living Trust (Miriam Winner)* Pat and Andy Friendly Drs. Susan and Howard Mandel Jules Young Greta Furst* Elaine Latimore McEnany* *Deceased

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THREE LOCATIONS BEVERLY HEALTH CENTER S. MARK TAPER FOUNDATION THE WALLIS ANNENBERG HEALTH CENTER CHILDREN & FAMILY 8405 Beverly Blvd. HEALTH CENTER Los Angeles, CA 90048 6043 Hollywood Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90028 5205 Melrose Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90038

www.sabancommunityclinic.org

Development Office 323.330.1670

The Annual Report of Saban Community Clinic includes Financial Statements for the period of July 1, 2015 to June 30, 2016. Donor recognition and event coverage includes the calendar year ending December 31, 2016. We apologize for any inaccuracies.

Saban Community Clinic is a 501(c)(3) organization. Federal Tax ID number 95-2539105.

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