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2015‑2016 ANNUAL REPORT IN THE LAST YEAR, CALLEN-LORDE SERVED MORE THAN 17,000 PATIENTS WHO MADE NEARLY 100,000 VISITS – AND FOR WHOM WE PROVIDED OVER $5 MILLION IN DONATED CARE.

2 TABLE OF CONTENTS

Letters From Us 6 Callen-Lorde On The Map 9 Advocacy & Policy 12 Our Namesakes 13 Our History 14 Kristen’s Story 17 Roscoe’s Story 18 Callen-Lorde Bronx 22 Meera’s Story 24 Aydian’s Story 27 Georgina’s Story 31 Cres’s Story 32 By The Numbers 34 Patient Satisfaction 40 Howard J. Brown & John B. Montana Societies 44 Events 46 Board of Directors & Senior Staff 48 Our Supporters 50 ABOUT US Callen-Lorde Community Health Center offers comprehensive primary care aimed at ’s LGBT communities and people living with HIV, including dental services, sexual health and STI care, a full continuum of integrated HIV/AIDS care, care, affirming gynecology, psychiatry, mental health services, laboratory services, supportive case management, facilitated enrollment into Medicaid and other insurance plans, and community outreach and education. Our Health Outreach to Teens (HOTT) program is New York State’s only comprehensive medical and mental health program serving LGBT and other homeless youth in the streets of . As a Federally Qualified Health Center, all of our services are provided regardless of ability to pay. 3 “I love you Callen-Lorde, you have saved my life again and again, and I don’t know where I would ACTION be without you. Our community needs you. And we are lucky

4to have you.” ACTION

5 A LETTER FROM OUR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Dear Friends, Supporters, and Community Members, We are proud to present our 2015-16 Annual Report in which we focus on Action, Access, and Advocacy. For almost 50 years, Callen-Lorde Community Health Center has served New York City’s LGBTQ communities and those living with HIV/AIDS, regardless of patients’ ability to pay. We are rooted in the core values of our namesakes, Michael Callen and , whose activism sparked generations to fight for equal healthcare access. The demand for LGBTQ culturally competent heath care has never been greater. The tragedy in Orlando as well as the daily violence faced by our communities reminds us of the ongoing hate and trauma that overwhelmingly impacts those we serve. Callen-Lorde is on the front lines of meeting the medical and mental healthcare needs of our vast communities across New York City. The opening of Callen-Lorde Bronx represents a significant milestone in addressing the healthcare necessities of LGBTQ New Yorkers, particularly those who are underserved and face significant barriers to care. Our Bronx facility is up and running and welcoming new patients for full-service primary care. In the pages of this report you will learn how our team is confronting healthcare obstacles on the clinical side and through our public policy work. One key example of this effort involves working in conjunction with New York’s “Ending the Epidemic” initiative. We have expanded our PrEP services and continue to advocate for laws and policies that allow access to this critical protocol, as well as overall expanded access to testing and treatment for all those most profoundly affected by HIV and AIDS. Together we are building a stronger, more sustainable organization that will continue serving LGBTQ communities long after we have finished our own service. We are incredibly grateful for your support, which makes our work possible.

Onward together! Yours in service and solidarity,

Wendy Stark Executive Director 6 A LETTER FROM THE CHAIR OF THE BOARD

Dear All, I am truly honored to have taken on the position of Chair of the Board of Directors. My own relationship with Callen-Lorde began when I started my transition over 15 years ago; Callen-Lorde lies near and dear to my heart, as it does for the countless individuals we serve. Callen-Lorde has been a trailblazer in providing compassionate, high quality, and LGBTQ+ affirmative medical and mental health services for the past 45 years. When many in our communities have had nowhere else to turn, Callen-Lorde was there. We have consistently driven healthcare forward from our early adoption of Informed Consent protocols for transgender and gender nonconforming individuals, to our prominent role during the horrifying peak of the HIV/AIDS crisis. We provide best practices and cultural competency trainings to other organizations and providers while working closely with our communities to constantly develop new and essential programs to target critical needs. And so I ask you to join me, my fellow Board members, our wonderful management and staff in supporting this groundbreaking organization in whatever way possible. Only through our coming together can we serve the needs of all vulnerable New Yorkers, LGBTQ+ or not, to stay healthy and to live affirmative, joyful lives.

Thank you for all your help.

Laura A. Jacobs, LCSW-R Chair, Board of Directors

7 A LETTER FROM OUR CHIEF MEDICAL OFFICER

Dear Friends and Supporters, This has been another exciting and eventful year at Callen-Lorde as we strive to balance continuing growth in demand for our services with the highest quality comprehensive care for our patients. Through both expansion and careful collaboration we have been working toward improved access to quality healthcare for NYC’s LGBTQ communities. Simultaneously we’ve seen improvements across the board in a variety of metrics including HIV, mental health, chronic health conditions and screenings such as mammograms. Very importantly we can now identify differences in our quality measures for men/women, cis/ TGNC and by allowing targeted interventions to address discrepancies. Responding to community need and in coordination with the State’s ‘Ending the Epidemic’ blueprint to reduce the transmission of HIV, we’re proud to be the largest PrEP provider in New York State, building a program that has started 2,400 patients on PrEP and ensures patients are supported and quality is maintained. At the same time 9 out of 10 of our patients living with HIV are virally suppressed – the second highest rate in the state. Achieving viral suppression helps to protect patients by strengthening their immune systems and protects partners by significantly lowering the chance of transmitting HIV. Recognizing that LGBTQ communities experience higher rates of anxiety, depression and suicide, Callen-Lorde has been integrating mental health throughout our programs. Screening for depression has become routine and the numbers screened has increased tenfold. For those with a positive screen, we have expanded mental health services at 18th Street to enable a detailed assessment and a plan for ongoing care. Access to healthcare - quality healthcare - is a human right. As we work hard to meet strong demand for LGBTQ affirming care, we remain focused on quality. This year we look forward to sharing more data with staff and patients demonstrating the high quality care that Callen-Lorde provides.

Sincerely,

Peter Meacher, MD, FAAFP, AAHIVS Chief Medical Officer 8 A LETTER FROM OUR SENIOR DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH AND EDUCATION

Dear Friends, Callen-Lorde has had an extremely successful year with multiple publications and presentations at national and international meetings. While we directly provided care to nearly 17,000 people over the last year, we have impacted thousands more through our research and education efforts. The World Professional Association of Transgender Health Symposium was held in Amsterdam on June 17-21, 2016. A delegate of Callen-Lorde providers and Board Members attended and presented their research on varied topics in transgender health including informed consent models for hormone care, cancer disparities among LGBTQ people, community participation and youth care. Later this summer, Callen-Lorde staff participated in the International AIDS conference (IAC), held in Durban, South Africa. The IAC is the largest healthcare conference in the world with over 18,000 scientists, policymakers, advocates and people living with HIV in attendance. The conference highlighted the latest scientific advances in HIV cure research as well accomplishments and challenges around HIV prevention, treatment and care. For the first time a one day pre-conference on transgender health was held on the eve of the 21st International AIDS Conference. Throughout the week Callen-Lorde presented on multiple topics, with 2 oral sessions and 6 poster presentations, and one of our very own researchers, Pedro Carneiro, was awarded the esteemed Lange/van Tongeren Young Investigator Prize for his poster on PrEP implementation in New York, serving as a model for other organizations looking to scale up their own PrEP efforts. As you will see on the following pages, Callen-Lorde has trained and presented to hundreds of agencies in over 20 countries over the last year, helping to enhance the health and wellness of LGBTQ people and people living with HIV/AIDS on a global scale. With the help of our funders and donors, we will continue to pioneer and lead the way in making LGBTQ health a reality for our communities.

Sincerely,

Asa Radix, MD Senior Director of Research and Education

9 CALLEN-LORDE ON THE MAP Callen-Lorde continues to share our research and academic expertise with other agencies and organizations around the globe to improve the health and wellness of LGBTQ people beyond our doors. Since our 2014-15 report, our team met with nearly 130 such entities representing over 20 countries on a myriad of subjects and trainings ranging from cultural competency and sensitivity to population health and more. PRESENTATIONS, TRAININGS AND VISITORS IN 2015/2016: USA New Brunswick, NJ “iLove: Better Choices, Harlem United Robert Wood Johnson Better Life, Better Oakland, CA Hudson High School of University Hospital Me!” A Forum for Learning Technologies Transgender , Bisexual, Albuquerque, NM Health Summit Transgender & SGL Icahn School of Medicine Sexual and Gender Washington, DC Women at NYC Black at Mount Sinai Diversity Summit National Black Pride Institute for Family Health Albany, NY PrEP Summit 1199 SEIU Latino Commission on Albany Medical Center The White House ACRIA AIDS in collaboration Whitney Young United States with the Hispanic Health Community Health Albert Einstein School Conference on AIDS Network Center of Medicine Ft. Lauderdale, FL Lehman Bronx, NY Transgender Preparatory School Montefiore Medical Medical Symposium Allied Service Center LGBT Health Workforce Center of New York City Atlanta, GA Conference Mosholu Montefiore (ASCNYC) National African Community Community Center American MSM Amida Care Church of New Leadership VIP Community Argus Community York (MCCNY) in Services Conference on HIV conjunction with and Other Health Bronxville, NY Sylvia’s Place and Baruch College Disparities Sarah Lawrence College SMART Youth Bridge Back to Life The National HIV , NY Morgan Stanley Center Prevention Conference Bowery Residents Mount Sinai Beth Israel Chicago, IL Committee Center for HIV Educational Studies Mt Sinai Institute for Midwest LGBTQ Lutheran Medical and Training (CHEST) Advanced Medicine Health Symposium Center: Sunset Terrace NAMI NYC Metro Baltimore, MD Family Health Center Center for Urban Community Services New Alternatives in Lead Serve Lead: the Services for the (CUCS) collaboration with Annual Meeting of Underserved Chelsea Diagnostic ACT UP the Association of SUNY Downstate American Medical Radiology New York City SUNY Downstate Colleges Department of School of Medicine Education Pediatric Academic Columbia University New Hyde Park, NY Societies Meeting Medical Center New York City Women’s Health Bethesda, MD Department of Health Projects at Long Island Community Health and Mental Hygiene Trans Net conference Jewish Medical Center Care Association of New York State New York Eye and Ear Newark, NJ New York, NY (CHCANYS) Infirmary College Health Next Stops: “Examining New York Matters in the LGBTQI Issues at Community Healthcare Coalition LGBTQ Community the Intersections” Network conference conference at NYU Con Edison New York Professional Rutgers New Jersey Nurses Union (NYPNU) Robert F. Wagner Covenant House Medical School School of Public New York State Fountain House Rutgers School of Service Transgender Health Nursing Global Learning Conference Collaborative High Perth Amboy, NJ New York University School Raritan Bay NYU Medical Center Medical Center Gouverneur Health 10 Physicians for Human Rights National SOUTH AFRICA BELGIUM UKRAINE Student Conference DURBAN GHENT KYIV Planned Parenthood International AIDS Transgender Healthcare in Oksana Pokalchuk, Human Public Health Solutions Conference Europe Conference Rights Education Officer, JOHANNESBURG Amnesty International Quest to Learn ENGLAND Rent University Iranti-org BRIGHTON AUSTRALIA Reproductive Medicine British HIV Association MELBOURNE Associates of New York KYRGYZSTAN (BHIVA) conference Australian Human Rights (RMANY) BISHKEK Commissioner Tim Wilson Ryan White Part A Daniyar Orsekov, Kyrgyz EXETER Conference Indigo John Dean, Clinical Director of the West of NEW ZEALAND Services and Advocacy Irina Karagapolova, AUCKLAND for GLBT Elders (SAGE) Psychiatrist, WPATH England Service Jack Byrne, Human Rights Settlement Health Honoree Meeting of the British Consultant at TransAction Streetwork’s Harlem Kim Charaka, Kyrgyz Indigo Association of Gender Center Identity Specialists GUYANA Syphilis Advisory Group (BAGIS) GEORGETOWN at NYCDOHMH RUSSIA MOSCOW Guyana Ministry The Center MOLDOVA of Public Health The New School The U.S Department CHIȘINĂU of State and the U.S. National AIDS Programme The Peer Health Embassy in Moscow Cezar Babin, Psychiatrist Secretariat (NAPS) Exchange NOVOSIBIRSK Weill Cornell Medical NETHERLANDS JAMAICA Kseniya Kirichenko, College AMSTERDAM KINGSTON Transgender Legal Poughkeepsie, NY Defense Project Mick van Trotsenburg Clive Anderson, iTECH Vassar College ST. PETERSBURG World Professional Rochester, NY Association for University of Rochester Dmitrii Isaev, Psychiatrist Transgender Health SAN JUAN Staten Island, NY (WPATH) Symposium Carlos E Rodiguez Diaz; The Pride Center of THAILAND University of Puerto Rico Staten Island BANGKOK NORWAY Stony Brook, NY Bangkok Metropolitan KRISTIANSAND ST. LUCIA Long Island LGBT Administration Hospital of CASTRIES Conference Director of Bureau Southern Norway Philadelphia, PA of AIDS United and Strong Philadelphia Trans- Global AIDS Program SWITZERLAND Health Conference (GAP) GENEVA Dallas, TX Healthcare Accreditation ILGA (International American Conference Institute Lesbian Bisexual for the Treatment of Trans and HIV (ACTHIV) Ministry of Public Health Organization) 11 ADVOCACY & POLICY

In 2016, Callen-Lorde formalized our longstanding policy and advocacy work by creating a new position, the Senior Director for Community Health Planning and Policy. With Kimberleigh Smith at the helm, the role is a vehicle through which Callen- Lorde can translate its superior clinical care and expertise, training, research and education to the public policy space at all levels of government.

Born out of the Stonewall Era, Callen- n TRANSGENDER HEALTH POLICY: Lorde is rooted in the ideals of health Bringing our internationally-recognized equity. Our communities face disparities expertise in healthcare for our often in access, quality and outcomes in transgender community, Callen-Lorde healthcare. However, we find ourselves weighed in on the state Department of in a moment when the convergence of Health’s proposed amendments to the the implementation of the Affordable regulations that inform what transition- Care Act, (some) advances in civil rights related services Medicaid will cover. As for LGBTQ citizens, structural changes a result of our efforts and many others, to New York’s health systems and efforts Transgender New Yorkers covered by and movements like Ending the Epidemic Medicaid can access critical healthcare in New York State and Black Lives Matter they have been denied for two decades. nationally, afford us leverage to realize our n Finally, we continue to work to impact vision for LGBT health equity. the evolving [healthcare] regulatory In 2015-2016 we made important, environment, ‘raising’ our voice to state incremental strides with our allies conversations about value in health care in New York City and State. and clinical models that yield improved outcomes with more efficiencies. n ENDING THE EPIDEMIC: Secured millions in funding to implement the Callen-Lorde offers a unique platform Blueprint to End AIDS, an effort to bring that recognizes - and acts upon – the new HIV infections in New York State connections between racism, , below 750 per year; worked to remove economic insecurity, violence, homo the upper age limit for offering an HIV and trans-phobia with healthcare and test (previously it was 13-64); expanded public health. This is our power, and access to post-exposure prophylaxis we look forward to joining with all you (PEP), allowing pharmacists to dispense to transform this power to action and emergency medication to prevent progressive change. transmission of HIV much like the “morning after” pill for pregnancy; and lobbied to allow minors to consent for HIV prevention and treatment much the way they can consent to STI screening and treatment.

12 OUR NAMESAKES MICHAEL CALLEN AUDRE LORDE THEA SPYER (1955-1993) (1934-1992) (1931-2009) Michael Callen was born The daughter of Caribbean Thea Spyer, Ph.D was a in Rising Sun, Indiana, immigrants, Audre Lorde brilliant psychologist, avid and began his career as a was born in New York City violinist, golfer and dancer. successful composer and and wrote her first poem Born to Elisabeth Ketellapper singer. In 1982 he was at age twelve. In the 1950s and Willem Spyer in diagnosed with AIDS (then while at Hunter College, Amsterdam, Dr. Spyer known as Gay-Related Audre worked as a librarian immigrated to the US States Immune Deficiency) and and educator and became during World War II. In 1963 quickly became a leader in a leader in the early lesbian she met Edie Windsor, who the response to the growing activist community in soon become her partner for epidemic. In 1985 he became . Her the remainder of her life. a founding member of the poetry was published Dr. Spyer earned her Ph.D. People with AIDS Coalition, regularly throughout in Clinical Psychology from the first organization to the 1960s and 70s and Adelphi University. She spring from the AIDS self- gained wide recognition interned at St. Vincent’s empowerment movement. with the publication of Hospital and the NYC As a leading authority in the her book The Cancer Veterans Administration, community, Michael was Journals in 1980, which and later became Director called to testify before the chronicled her experience of the Psychiatric Clinic at President’s Commission on with breast cancer. In this the International Center AIDS and both houses of groundbreaking work, she for the Disabled. She was Congress. In 1990 Michael examined her own fears, then Clinical Consultant in chronicled the stories of anger and ultimately, her Rehabilitation at St. Vincent’s long-term survivors in his strength and hope. Her Hospital Westchester before book Surviving AIDS. With published writings include concentrating exclusively on Peter Allen and Marsha nine volumes of poetry and her private practice, where Malamet, he co-wrote the five books of prose. Audre she cared for her patients song “Love Don’t Need a was named New York State’s until she passed away from Reason” and was a founding Poet Laureate in 1991 by aortic stenosis in 2009 at the member of the a capella Governor Mario Cuomo, age of 77. group The Flirtations. a post she retained until Michael continued his work her death at age 58 after a Dr. Spyer is survived by her in the community and in 14-year struggle with breast spouse Edie Windsor, whom music until his death at age cancer. She is survived by she married in Toronto, 38. He is survived by his her children, Elizabeth and Canada in 2007. partner, Richard Dworkin. Jonathan, and her partner, Dr. Gloria Joseph.

13 OUR HISTORY Since the days of Stonewall, Callen-Lorde has been committed to improving the health and wellness of LGBTQ people in New York and beyond. We have built upon our history to become a global leader in LGBTQ healthcare, providing the highest quality research, education, training and care, to provide direct service to those in need while training the future leaders in our fields.

STONEWALL UPRISING

CHP opens what is believed to be the nation’s first community- St. Mark’s Community Clinic based HIV primary care program and ’s Health Project in conjunction with Bellevue respond to the AIDS crisis by Hospital. In the evenings, CHP merging and incorporating continues to operate volunteer- to form Community Health staffed health clinics. Project (CHP). CHP takes up residence (squats) in a The Lesbian 3,500 square foot space in an Health Program unoccupied building at 208 is established to West 13th Street, which later provide support that year officially becomes the and healthcare, organization now called The including a peer LGBT Community Center. sexual health screening program, for lesbian and bisexual women

one Saturday each month.

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1969-1970s 1983 1985 1990 1995s 1996s

St. Mark’s Community The Transgender Health and CHP purchases a 27,000 sf building Clinic and Gay Men’s Education program is formed at 356 West 18th Street that will Health Project are founded to provide resources and be its new primary care home and to provide LGBT-sensitive, hormone care for transgender begins a gut renovation of the free health services – and gender non-conforming condemned facility. primarily related to sexual people one Saturday per health – by volunteer month, one of the first of its The FDA approves the first Anti- clinicians and support staff. kind in the country. Retroviral for people living with HIV.

14 Callen-Lorde partners with Lutheran Family In its first full year of On March 2, Community Health Project Health Center operation, Callen-Lorde moves to 356 West 18th Street under Network to provides approximately a New York State Article 28 license and become one of the 9,000 patient care visits to becomes the Michael Callen-Audre Lorde nation’s first LGBT- 3,000 patients. Community Health Center, dedicated focused FQHCs as to the memories of Michael Callen, HIV Callen-Lorde applies for a a sub-grantee. advocate, founding member of the designation as a Federally acapella group The Flirtations, and founder Qualified Health Center of the People with AIDS Coalition, and (FQHC) and is rejected. Audre Lorde, poet laureate of New York State, health and human rights activist, Callen-Lorde’s and breast cancer survivor.

Dental Clinic sees

s s s s its first patients. 1998 1999 2002 2003

Callen-Lorde is accepted into the federal 340B pharmacy purchasing Callen-Lorde launches Callen-Lorde opens its second program to an Donor Insemination location, the Thea Spyer Center offer low-cost program as well as a at 230 West 17th St, a fully prescription access new Transgender Care integrated mental health/ to uninsured Coordination program. medical practice.

patients.

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2004 2009 2010s 2012s 2014 2015s

Callen-Lorde Community Pharmacy opens to the public and files 5,000 Callen-Lorde receives prescriptions a month Article 31 approval during our first year of to expand its mental operation health programming to include long term The Affordable Care care. Act is passed into law.

2016 s Callen-Lorde Bronx opens New York State mandates the at 3144 3rd Avenue in the inclusion of some transgender Morrisania section of the health benefits in its Medicaid Bronx, co-located with program and State-licensed BOOM! Health, receives commercial health plans. independent FQHC status, becoming Callen-Lorde’s The Supreme Court renders third clinical site. the Defense of Marriage Act unconstitutional and the Affordable Care Act constitutional. 15 16 KRISTEN’S STORY :

“Callen-Lorde has made it possible for me to live my truth out loud, and I will forever be grateful.”

My inner discovery that I was different from most children whose genitalia marked them as presumptively male began at about age 8. By the seventh grade I knew I was seriously different, but back then - in the early and mid-1960s - none of us had the language or understood the concepts that now are increasingly accepted as strands in the multi-hued fabric of our society. Translating my recognition of internal dissonance into an action plan took me a longer time than many. But, fortunately, at age 64, when I finally realized what was necessary, instead of taking the riskier path of self-medication, I made a call to Callen-Lorde. From the first person with whom I spoke on the phone, to my intake interview, to being introduced to an amazing counselor, and with every nurse, technician and medical provider I met, I increasingly recognized the remarkable good fortune that had brought me to Callen-Lorde’s door. The brilliant writer and director Lana Wachowski wrote for one of her characters, “If I had remained invisible the truth would stay hidden. And I couldn’t allow that.” Today, as a still successful attorney and a parent of two boys, I’m trans, out and proud. And there isn’t anywhere else I’d consider going for my continuing medical care. 17 ROSCOE’S STORY: “Callen-Lorde was safe a place that could help me navigate what I saw as an impossible situation to overcome.”

The most profound part of my journey with Callen-Lorde began at a very low point in my life when I was struggling with health—both physical and mental—and trying to find myself, my purpose, and who I wanted to become. As a young black man with huge financial burdens and no job, it was a relief to enter the doors of Callen-Lorde. It is my hope that others might read my story and enter into its doors as well. At age 30, I found myself living in a shelter, working at a local burger joint, not really knowing what to do with my life. I lived with HIV since 1999 and for many years, I felt shame, insecurity, fear, helplessness… like death was near. I was so deep into drugs that they became a “safe place” for me, as I’m sure they do for many who struggle. Never would I have guessed that this gifted kid from Detroit would be in this dark place…but there I was. Thankfully, Callen-Lorde was there to help. Callen-Lorde was safe a place that could help me navigate what I saw as an impossible situation to overcome. They helped me improve my physical and mental health, and taught me how to work on taking a more positive approach to living. They were willing to accept me as I was without judgment, and to help me heal from these health traumas. I felt like the entire staff was on my side and part of my team in progressing and pushing me in meeting my goal of living a healthy, productive, long, and happy life. After the burger joint, I landed a job at a global New York-based retailer, even though I had no retail experience. 2 ½ years later, I was close to the number 1 sales person in the entire company. And most recently, I started a new career at an insurance brokerage house in Manhattan serving non-profits which is exactly what Callen-Lorde is. My story is pretty amazing as I write it. Today I am managing my health expertly, and am happier and more at peace than I can ever remember. Had Callen-Lorde not been there at that moment in time, I might not be here to write this right now. Thank you, Callen Lorde, and Godspeed! 18 19 ACCESS

20 IN 2015, CALLEN-LORDE CARED FOR NEARLY 3,500 PEOPLE OF TRANSGENDER OR GENDER NON- CONFORMING EXPERIENCE.

21 WELCOME TO CALLEN-LORDE BRONX

On July 1st, Callen-Lorde opened the doors to our first clinical site outside Manhattan at 3144 3rd Avenue in the South Bronx, co-located with our partners at BOOM!Health. This new location will allow us to serve an additional 3,800 patients per year, offering everything from primary care, mental health to sexual health services and more, all regardless of ability to pay. Callen-Lorde Bronx is fully bilingual and works with our partners to offer supportive wraparound services to patients, ensuring the highest quality integrated care. Find out more at callen-lorde.org/bronx

22 23 MEERA’S STORY “Patients should be able to freely make personal decisions about their own health without judgment, and without fear.” I came to New York several years ago for my medical residency with a focus on HIV and reproductive healthcare. As a resident, I was shocked to hear my patients tell me how they felt judged by doctors when discussing sensitive topics such as gender identity, sexual orientation, sexual practices or reproductive health decisions. I knew then I wanted to focus my career on creating a for my patients to discuss these issues as well as receive the latest care in sexual health. Soon thereafter I was fortunate enough to do a rotation at Callen-Lorde through their student residency program to gain cultural competency in providing care to LGBTQ people. I was quickly impressed by the dedicated and mission-driven providers and I wanted to be a part of this community of leaders who are in the forefront of caring for patients who feel like they are not able to access the care they need elsewhere. Patients should be able to freely make personal decisions about their own health without judgment and without fear. That is still only a distant possibility in so many communities in the US and around the world – and I have dedicated my career to making it a reality.

2424 25 26 AYDIAN’S STORY:

“Because of Callen-Lorde, I no longer felt all alone in this journey.”

My name is Aydian Dowling and I’m a transgender male. My transition began in 2010 when I made my first trip to the Callen-Lorde in New York City. I was scared, I was excited and I was nervous. But walking into the center I felt a small relief come over me when I was welcomed by smiles and kind gestures instead of confused looks and questions like I received at other doctors when I was trying to begin the first steps to my medical transition. I’d gone to doctors and counselors for almost an entire year trying to get people to understand where I was coming from and the hard struggles I was having on a daily basis. The doctor I worked with at Callen-Lorde was beyond comforting and not only cared about my medical and physical health but also my mental health. That touched me a lot because transitioning can be very scary going into the unknown all alone and because of Callen-Lorde I no longer felt all alone in this journey. I will always have a special spot in my heart for the Callen-Lorde center as they truly helped guide me in my first steps to becoming my true self.

27 9 OUT OF 10 PATIENTS LIVING WITH HIV AT CALLEN-LORDE ARE VIRALLY SUPPRESSED

28 ADVOCACY

29 30 GEORGINA’S STORY: “I sparkle and I smile more, thanks to the wonderful dental care I receive at Callen-Lorde.” I moved with my family to the United States, to New York City, in 1977. It was an instant love affair living here. This is the place I feel most comfortable being an out gay man. In the early 1990’s I started doing drag - on Halloween actually - but kept it private from my family as I still do. As a gay man I am very quiet, conservative and reserved, like a gentleman ought to be. But when I put my drag on I am as comfortable in Georgina’s skin as George is in his. As Georgina I feel more assertive, outspoken, savvy, glamorous and ladylike. I sparkle and I smile more, thanks to the wonderful dental care I receive at Callen-Lorde with my longtime doctor, J.P. Gonzalez. He makes me feel very comfortable when he works on my teeth and I am very fortunate to have found him, and Callen-Lorde. I am proud of Georgina and my friends adore her, too. I am truly grateful to Dr. Gonzalez and all of the wonderful staff at Callen-Lorde for keeping me smiling.

31 CRES’S STORY: “At Callen-Lorde they see me, they hear me.” Though I can’t say I knew it at the time, I walked in to Callen-Lorde to change the narrative of my life. Up until then my relationships with doctors and my own health had been discordant to say the least. I could not trust myself to make wise decisions and felt I could not trust healthcare professionals with intimate truths. In the past I had been made to feel judged and unregarded when I was in need, and therefore at my most vulnerable. By the time I got to Callen-Lorde I was a mass of fear and shame and skeptical that I could find an environment where I could take comfort in seeking care and knowledge about my health.

Since I’ve become a regular patient at Callen-Lorde I’ve found new levels of confidence and a clear conscience because I know that I’m taking care of myself with professionals that have my back. At Callen-Lorde they see me, they hear me. It is clear that Callen-Lorde has a vested interest in the LGBT community and our well-being that goes beyond lip service. Every time I walk in whether it be for a routine check-up or to pick up my prescription for PrEP I am reminded that I belong to a community. I am so grateful for a place that exists where so many hurdles to engaging in healthcare are removed, and assistance in navigating other hurdles is provided. My experience has led me to believe that at Callen-Lorde they really emphasize the “care” in healthcare.

I’m a different person today than when I first walked through these doors. Today I feel empowered with the self-awareness that comes with addressing concerns and taking the next right action to get better and feel healthy.

32 33 CALLEN-LORDE BY THE NUMBERS

PATIENTS TREATED IN 2015

BY AREA

16,6438% Bronx

39%Manhattan 12%Queens 10% Outside NYC 30%Brooklyn 1% Staten Island

HISPANIC/LATINO 23% BLACK/ AFRICAN AMERICAN BY RACE/ETHNICITY Callen-Lorde’s patients continue to be diverse in terms of race and ethnicity. 17%

WHITE 45% ASIAN/PACIFIC ISLANDER, 5%

AMERICAN INDIAN/ALASKA NATIVE, 0% UNREPORTED/REFUSED, 7%

34 MORE THAN 1 RACE, 3% BY AGE Many of Callen-Lorde’s patients are young persons – 65% are under the age of 40.

49% PATIENTS TREATED IN 2015

14% 20% 14% 2%

UNDER 25-39 40-49 50-64 OVER 25 64

GENDER & GENDER IDENTITY AMONG PATIENTS UNIFORM DATA SYSTEM (UDS) GENDER, 2015 The majority (11,561) of Callen-Lorde’s patients are male and 5,075 are .*

GENDER IDENTITY AMONG TGNC PATIENTS 21% or 3,500 patients at Callen-Lorde are of transgender or gender non-conforming experience, making Callen-Lorde one of the TRANSGENDER largest providers of transgender healthcare MALE (FTM) in the nation. 30%

TRANSGENDER FEMALE (MTF) *The federal UDS does not collect information on transgender identity. 63%

INTERSEX 0%

UNKNOWN 3%

GENDER NON-CONFORMING 4% 35 HIV SERVICES, 2015 In 2015, Callen-Lorde provided care for 4,175 patients living with HIV, the majority of whom are men who have with men (MSM).

HIV SERVICES, RACE/ETHNICITY 2015

WHITE ASIAN/PACIFIC ISLANDER, 4% 37% MORE THAN 1 RACE, 3%

UNREPORTED/REFUSED, 9%

BLACK/ AFRICAN AMERICAN HISPANIC/LATINO 24% 23%

HIV SERVICES, GENDER & GENDER IDENTITY

MALE 86%

11% TRANS AND GENDER NON-CONFORMING

FEMALE, 3%

36 PATIENT PAYOR MIX Callen-Lorde’s patients are payer-diverse, with 34% covered by private insurance, 35% covered by Medicaid and other public coverage, 5% covered by Medicare and 26% uninsured. With the implementation of the ACA marketplace in New York, Callen-Lorde saw a 20% decrease in the uninsured and an increase in patients covered by Medicaid and private ACA plans.

PRIVATE INSURANCE 5548 MEDICAID 4536 NON/UNINSURED 4362 OTHER PUBLIC INSURANCE (ADAP) 1324 MEDICARE 853 UDS insurance type, 2015

OUR FISCAL YEAR 2015 REVENUE: $55,648,222 WHICH WAS ALLOCATED AS FOLLOWS:

1%was spent on fundraising

of last year’s funds were 9%was spent on 5%was re-invested into the 85%spent on patient care administrative costs organization’s growth Net assets at end of FY2015: $21,525,157. To request a copy of the complete 2015 audited financial statement, contact Caitlin Quigley at [email protected] or 212.271.7268

37 CALLEN-LORDE HAS INCREASED THE NUMBER OF PATIENTS SCREENED FOR DEPRESSION BY TENFOLD

38 39 PATIENT SATISFACTION To ensure that Callen-Lorde is providing the level of quality care that our patients deserve and have come to expect, we regularly conduct annual patient satisfaction surveys. In 2015, we collected more than 3 times the surveys collected in the previous year, and saw an overall satisfaction increase of nearly 5% -a testament to the dedication and compassion of our providers and staff. RESPONSE STATS: “Callen-Lorde has been 2015 - 2,292 responses my first experience 2014 - 732 responses with a positive LGBT 2013 - 430 responses environment and my first experience feeling safe as a transgender man.” 40 A SELECTION OF COMMENTS FROM OUR 2015 SURVEY:

“I love that Callen-Lorde makes a “I love coming to a place that clear effort to create a safe space primarily serves LGBT people - I feel for everyone. I feel comfortable here super comfortable and I love all the because of the respect I receive from staff!” the staff.” “I love that I can be comfortable “No matter who you are you’re about my sexuality and my sexual welcome here.” health with my healthcare provider.”

“The staff is very welcoming — “Callen-Lorde has saved my life - although I’m not economically my doctor is an angel and truly is disadvantaged myself, I like knowing concerned about my well-being, that I’m supporting a health I’m so glad I found Callen-Lorde organization that helps people when 17 years ago!” they need it.”

41 42 OUR HEALTH OUTREACH TO TEENS (HOTT) PROGRAM CARED FOR OVER 1,400 YOUTH UNDER THE AGE OF 24 – OVER 80% OF WHOM ARE HOMELESS OR UNSTABLY HOUSED

“I feel comfortable being a part of the HOTT Program because they make you feel comfortable. The doctors don’t treat you like an outsider or different; just like you are human.”

43 BE AN INSIDER BE A MEMBER BE INVOLVED HowardHoward J. Brown, J. Brown MD helped Society change the image of LGBT people for Americans when he came out while serving as New York City’s Public Health Commissioner in 1973. In the spirit of Dr. Brown and his unwavering courage and dedication to the health of our communities, we established our John B. Montana Legacy Society major donor society in his name.

Howard J. Brown Society members make annual contributions of $1,000 or more to help Callen- John B. Montana, MD, was one of the first physicians in New York Lorde continue its vital work offering the highest City to identify and treat people quality healthcare to the LGBT communities, living with AIDS at the outset of the epidemic in 1981. Dr. Montana regardless of ability to pay. The support of saw many of the earliest cases at his Greenwich Village practice, members helps to offset the $5 million in and became a proponent of harm unreimbursed services we provided last year. reduction and safer sex, advising GMHC, ACT-UP, and many other AIDS-related organizations. He To recognize their generosity and commitment generously gave his time and money to Callen-Lorde, members receive benefits and to many community organizations, including Callen-Lorde, and privileges including complimentary tickets to provided care to many uninsured ROAR!, our annual summer party at the Central Park patients in need. It was in this spirit of generosity Zoo, as well as periodic donor receptions and other that Dr. Montana left nearly special events. But perhaps the most important $400,000 in his estate to Callen- Lorde to help us provide care to the reward is the satisfaction of knowing that they truly most vulnerable members of our communities, regardless of ability play a vital role in the health and wellbeing of the to pay. To recognize his leadership LGBT communities. and commitment to ensuring LGBT people had a place to seek care, we’ve dedicated our planned giving To learn more about the Howard J. Brown society in his name. To learn more about how you can Society or to change how your name follow in Dr. Montana’s footsteps by including Callen-Lorde in your is listed, please call Donnie Roberts, estate plans – or if you have already Senior Director of Development and made arrangements to support us in you estate plans – please contact Communications at 212.217.7172 or Donnie Roberts, Senior Director of Development and Communications, [email protected]. at 212.217.7172 or [email protected]. 44 THANK YOU

HOWARD J. BROWN SOCIETY 2015-2016

Anonymous (2) Marc Grodman, M.D. Karen Sauvigné Robert Aguiar David A. Hansell & Diane D’Alessandro Anne M. Aldrich & Robert Cimino Andrew Scharf & Kim M. Whitehurst Marla Hassner Rudolph V. Scott Ellen Alpert & Janice Sears & M. Gerard Thompson Stephanie Seremetis, MD Joseph L. Arena N. Patrick Hennessey, M.D. & Ann Campbell, MD Jimmy Asci & Josh Schulteis The Holcombe Family Frank Shanbacker Ward Auerbach James Jaxxa & Rob Caldwell, MD Cindy Simon & Jayce A. Fox & Andy Baker Matthew Jayes Ted Snowdon & Duffy Violante Peter J. Awn Keith Kahla Susan Somerville Joe Baker Roberta Kaplan & Rachel Lavine Irwin Srob & Stuart Thompson Noel E. D. Kirnon Wendy Stark & Katie Douglass Ariella Ben-Dov Peter Kozma* Jeff Sundheim & Rebecca McBride Sal LaSpada & Ronald D’Amico Sarah Thompson Herve Pierre Braillard Jay Laudato & Tom Watson & Bernice Leventhal James F. Braun, D.O. Dr. Rosanne Leipzig Joy A. Tomchin & Kirk N. Lawson & Ora L. Chaikin Stanley Tomchin David S. Brown Matthew Lemer, M.D. Henry van Ameringen Diana Childress & Scott Murphree Andrew & Xavier Van Degna John S. Clark Elizabeth Lorde-Rollins, M.D. Tom Viola Ethelind A. Coblin & Judy Boals Jack Watters* & Jennifer Judge Hilton A. Marcus & Ian Archer-Watters Barbara Cohen Martin Markowitz Colin A. Weil Matthew Cohen Seth M. Marnin Steven J. Weissman Robert N. Cory Gal Mayer, MD & Daniel Bowers, M.D. Clare M. Coss Jay Nierenberg, M.D., Ph.D. Robert B. Wilson & Blanche Weisen Cook Bruce Pachter Edie Windsor Stephen M. Dillon, M.D. Lisa Ayn Padilla Ben Wiseman & Phil Maguire & Allison Drew Klein Mabel Wong James T. Evans, Ph.D., Esq. William Pagano, MD & Germaine Z. Chan Scott Fein & Francois Boucher Andrea Woodner Martin Feldman Allison Palmer Chainllie Young, M.D., Ph.D. Ferguson Family Reza Pazooki & Peter Schmid Kay Ferguson Antonio Poglianich *deceased John Fredrickson & Peter A. O’Kuhn & Jeff Formanek Ed Pon & Joe Cooper This list reflects members in Sean & Barry Godfrey-Reives Donnie Roberts & Geoff Allman good standing in Fiscal Year Nestor Gomez Barbara Rothberg, DSW, LCSW 2015 and/or 2016. & Amy B. Lane 45 1 2 3

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7 8 9 EVENTS AND OUTREACH 1. Behind-the-scenes 6. Research Associate 12. Wendy Stark, 15. Stephany at the PrEP 101 video & Counselor Machel Executive Director at Hernandez, Novely shoot, a unique PSA Hunt tabling for Callen-Lorde, Michael Cabrera, Kimberleigh series on the once National Black HIV/ Adams, President & Joy Smith, Wendy daily pill to prevent AIDS Awareness Day. CEO at SAGE, and Stark, Marc Murphy HIV. Glennda Testone, and D’hana Perry 7. Runners kick off the Executive Director pose at the 2016 2. Spring Fever 2016 1st annual Rainbow at The Center pose CHCANYS Grassroots honorees Ellen Alpert Run supporting with equal marriage Advocacy Day in and Staceyann Chin. Callen-Lorde. champion Edie Albany, NY. Windsor at the 2016 3. Councilmember 8. Health Education Hamptons Tea Dance. 16. PrEP Supervisor Richie Torres Coordinator Rachel Sam Wilburn addresses the Bookbinder on 13. Prevention Data addressing the crowd crowd at the 2016 National Voter Manager Pedro at the New York Community Health Registration Day. Carneiro receives City Hall HIV/AIDS Awards. the the Lange/Van Advocacy Day. 9. Facilitated Enrollers Tongeren 4. Sexual Behavioral Novely Cabrera and Young Investigators 17. Patient Health Coordinator Geraldine Caba at Prize at the 2016 Administrative Barrios presents Brooklyn Pride. AIDS Conference in Services poses on his poster at the Administrative 10. Prevention Durban, South Africa. 19th annual United Appreciation Week. Outreach Provider States Conference 14. Team Callen-Lorde Carlos Gomar tabling on AIDS (USCA) in with Congresswoman 18. Dr. Rona Vail at National HIV/AIDS Washington, DC. Barbara Lee, co-chair receives the Linda Testing Awareness and co-founder of the Laubenstein Award 5. 2016 Day. Congressional HIV/ for clinical excellence Transcendence AIDS Caucus at the in HIV care. honorees Amos Mac 11. Scenes from 2016 AIDS Conference and Juliana Huxtable Splash! 2016, a pool 19. Team Callen-Lorde in Durban, South with Callen-Lorde party in support of prepares to march at Africa. Executive Director Callen-Lorde in the NYC Pride 2016. Wendy Stark. Fire Island Pines. 46 10 11 12

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19 47 CALLEN-LORDE COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Laura A. Jacobs, LCSW, Chair James T. Evans, JD, PhD Psychotherapist Associate, Litigation Department Institute for Personal Growth Paul Hastings LLC

Lanita A. Ward-Jones, Vice Chair Lisa Ayn Padilla, JD, LL.M. Manager Administration We Cann Heal, LLC The Beacon Theater Allison Palmer Matthew Cohen, Treasurer Communications & Marketing Vice President Signature Bank Archley J. Prudent Karen Sauvigné, Secretary SVP of Programs Development Mount Sinai School of Medicine International STEM Society for Human Rights Director for Education, Geriatrics & Palliative Medicine John Paul Sánchez, MD, MPH Assistant Dean, Diversity & Inclusion Justus Eisfeld & Professor, Emergency Medicine Independent Consultant Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey Former Co-director GATE – Global Action for Trans* Equality Shane S. Spicer, MD Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychiatry Columbia University 48 CALLEN-LORDE COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER SENIOR STAFF

Wendy Stark Donnie Roberts Executive Director Senior Director of Development and Communications Andy Fliegel Senior Director of Human Resources Mytri Singh Senior Director of Innovation, Anthony Fortenberry, RN Informatics and Quality Chief Nursing Officer Kimberleigh Joy Smith David Guggenheim, PsyD Senior Director of Community Health Chief Mental Health Officer Planning and Policy Dan Hunt Christine Smoot-Lowers Senior Director of Finance Chief Operating Officer Peter Meacher, MD Chief Medical Officer Asa Radix, MD Senior Director of Research and Education Production: Caitlin Quigley Photography: Jimi Sweet, William J. Nazareth, Jr., Callen-Lorde Staff Design: Jana Potashnik, BAIRDesign, Inc.

49 THANK YOU TO OUR SUPPORTERS

$100,000 or more Scott Fein $1,000 - $2,499 JustGive The Peter and Carmen Lucia GMHC A & A Maintenance Roberta Kaplan Buck Foundation, Inc. Marc Grodman, M.D. Anonymous & Rachel Lavine The New York Health 2.0 Advocates Anonymous Noel E. D. Kirnon Community Trust The John F. Kidde Fund #2 Aaron Diamond AIDS Richard Kosinski Henry van Ameringen of the Community Research Center Peter Kozma* Foundation of New Jersey $50,000 - $99,999 Robert Aguiar Dr. Rosanne Leipzig King Family Foundation & Ora L. Chaikin BioReference Laboratories Anne M. Aldrich Sal LaSpada & Ronald D’Amico & Kim M. Whitehurst Matthew Lemer, M.D. Broadway Cares/Equity & Scott Murphree Fights AIDS Jay Laudato & Tom Watson Jimmy Asci & Josh Schulteis The Luminescence MAC AIDS Fund Macquarie Ward Auerbach Neal Mesnick, M.D. & Andy Baker Foundation, Inc. Maxor National Pharmacy Carri Lyon Services Corp. Mount Sinai Medical Center Peter J. Awn Hilton A. Marcus The Brian A. McCarthy Lisa Ayn Padilla Bank or America Foundation, Inc. & Allison Drew Klein Ariella Ben-Dov Martin Markowitz The New York Women’s William Pagano, MD & Rebecca McBride Seth M. Marnin Foundation & Francois Boucher The Benevity Community Gal Mayer, MD Susan G. Komen Quest Diagnostics Inc. Impact Fund Navin C. Mehta, MD Greater New York Frank Shanbacker Herve Pierre Braillard Michielli + Wyetzner Signature Bank Brio Benefit Consulting Architects $25,000 - $49,999 Stacey Silvers, M.D. Brown & Brown of New York Gay Pool League Ellen Alpert & Janice Sears & Beth Haley Garden City DBA New York State Health Sobel Affiliates, Inc. Association of Lesbian & Gay Irwin Srob Foundation Affirmative Psychotherapists Robert B. Wilson David S. Brown New York University Estate of John P. Hennigan Chase Not-For-Profit Jay Nierenberg, M.D., Ph.D. $2,500 - $4,999 Banking Rita J. and Stanley H. Kaplan No Devotion Joseph L. Arena Family Foundation Diana Childress Dara Ottley-Brown Bolton-St. Johns The Tides Foundation Christopher Street & Martha E. Stark Stephen M. Dillon, M.D. Financial Paulo Pacheco, MD $15,000 - $24,999 & Phil Maguire Ethelind A. Coblin & Paul Brennan Krisczar Bungay, MD Dynamic Construction & Jennifer Judge Allison Palmer & Jim O’Sullivan Services Inc. Barbara Cohen Reza Pazooki & Peter Schmid Design Industries Foundation GE Foundation Matthew Cohen Pfizer Inc. Fighting AIDS Global Impact Robert N. Cory Ed Pon & Joe Cooper Gilead Marla Hassner Clare M. Coss Primary Care Development IJR Consulting & M. Gerard Thompson & Blanche Weisen Cook Corporation SEI Giving Fund Janssen Therapeutics Jose M. Davila Donnie Roberts Keith Kahla Denise & Gene DeMaio & Geoff Allman $10,000 - $14,999 Elizabeth Lorde-Rollins, M.D. DIAGEO John Paul Sánchez, MD, MPH Anonymous & Judy Boals Easy Rent Systems, Inc. Andrew Scharf Fred Says NYU Lutheran Family Health Justus Eisfeld Rudolph V. Scott Mount Sinai Beth Israel Centers & Johnny Capozuca Medical Center Maggi Sedlis Goldstein Bruce Pachter Martin Feldman Stacey L. Silvers, MD Cindy Simon & Jayce A. Fox Pfizer Foundation Ferguson Family & Beth Haley Michael Stafford Antonio Poglianich Kay Ferguson Team New York Aquatics, Inc. Jeff Sundheim & Peter A. O’Kuhn William Floyd Joy A. Tomchin Sarah Thompson Barbara Rothberg, DSW, LCSW & Jeremy Berman Stanley Tomchin & Amy B. Lane & Bernice Leventhal John Fredrickson & Jeff Sandy Turner Edie Windsor Karen Sauvigné Formanek & Diane D’Alessandro & Philippa Weismann $5,000 - $9,999 Faith E. Gay UBS Matching Gift Program Stephanie Seremetis, MD & Francesca Zambello 1199 SEIU United Healthcare Andrew & Xavier Van Degna & Ann Campbell, MD Sean & Barry Godfrey- Workers East Tom Viola Ted Snowdon Reives Advanced Sports Medicine Colin A. Weil & Duffy Violante Nestor Gomez Amida Care The Philippa V. Weismann Susan Somerville David A. Hansell Joe Baker & Stuart Thompson Family Foundation Shane S. Spicer, MD & Robert Cimino James F. Braun, D.O. Steven J. Weissman & Cristóbal Gutiérrez Robert Hayes & Kirk N. Lawson & Daniel Bowers, M.D. Wendy Stark HB Events, Inc. Bristol-Myers Squibb Virology & Katie Douglass Andrea Woodner N. Patrick Hennessey, M.D. The Clark Family Fund of Earlean T. Ward Chainllie Young, M.D., Ph.D. The Holcombe Family the Boston Foundation Jack Watters* $500 - $999 John S. Clark & Ian Archer-Watters Jackson Lewis P.C. American Express CohnReznick LLP Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC Feygele Jacobs Charitable Fund Intersection Ben Wiseman Laura A. Jacobs, LCSW-R APICHA Community Diving for Life Foundation, Inc. James Jaxxa Mabel Wong Health Center James T. Evans, Ph.D., Esq. & Germaine Z. Chan & Rob Caldwell, MD At the Wallace 50 Matthew Jayes WE TAKE GREAT CARE TO ENSURE DONOR ACCURACY; IF YOUR NAME DOES NOT APPEAR, OR IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO CHANGE YOUR LISTING, PLEASE CONTACT DONNIE ROBERTS AT DROBERTS@CALLEN‑LORDE.ORG OR 212.271.7172

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