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ORTHOPEDIC - SPECIALTIES PSYCHIATRY RETIRED PHYSICIANS David Helfet, MD 2020 Exceptional Care Hospital for Special Surgery, Francoise Adan, MD Orlo Clark, MD New York NY University Hospitals, Cleveland OH Award Honorees Orthopedic Surgeon, Trauma 2020 Service Excellence James J. Kinderknecht, MD Healthnetwork presents Exceptional Care Awards to recognize hospital staff who share in our mission to Michael Clark, MD, MPH, MBA Kerry Crone, MD Award Recipients Hospital for Special Surgery, provide outstanding care and attention to all Healthnetwork supporters and staff. Healthnetwork celebrates New York NY their dedication and outstanding service with a donation to support their department operations. Primary Care Sports Medicine Healthnetwork Foundation’s Service Excellence Awards are presented annually to ten or more physicians who Paul E. Keck, Jr., MD Steve K. Lee, MD Rachel Greenlee Kerin Howard, RD Cecilia Patino, RN, BSN have demonstrated a high level of integrity and compassionate care to Healthnetwork supporters. Healthnetwork Lindner Center of HOPE, Mason OH Joseph Crowe, Jr. MD Hospital for Special Surgery, Patient Concierge Director of International Clinical Coordinator is honored to help fund the ground-breaking research being conducted by these national leaders in medicine. New York NY Penn Medicine, Brigham and Women’s Cedars-Sinai Orthopedic Surgeon, Hand and Philadelphia PA Hospital, Boston MA Medical Center, Upper Extremity Todd Palumbo, MD, MBA Spencer Koerner, MD Los Angeles CA William Barrett, MD Richard A. Lewis, MD Ronac Mamtani, Chair, Department of Director, Electromyography MD, MSCE William Phillips, MD Radiation Oncology Laboratory, Neuromuscular Medical Oncologist – Texas Children’s Hospital, PULMONOLOGY Melissa Richmond Zoë Zelazny, MA, Director, UC Cancer Institute Disorders/Neurology Bladder Cancer Houston TX Terry Langbaum, MAS Client Specialist, MSN, BA, RN UC Health, Cincinnati OH Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Penn Medicine, Orthopedic Surgeon, Pediatric-Spine *Deceased Corporate Relations Nurse Manager Los Angeles CA Philadelphia PA Atul Mehta, MD Johns Hopkins Hospital, Cleveland Clinic, Daniel E. Prince, MD, MPH Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland OH Memorial Sloan Kettering Baltimore MD Cleveland OH Daniel Sullivan, MD Manisha Thakuria, MD Cancer Center, New York NY Bruce Lindsay, MD Director, National Director, Merkel Cell Orthopedic Surgeon, RHEUMATOLOGY Consultation Service Carcinoma Clinic Musculoskeletal Oncology Cleveland Clinic, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, James Voos, MD Soumya Chatterjee, MD, MS Alumni Honorees Cleveland OH Brigham and Women’s Cancer University Hospitals, Cleveland OH Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland OH Thomas Sculco, MD Center, Boston MA Sam (Sandra) Lucarelli, MSN, RN Orthopedic Surgeon, Shoulder, Knee, Robin Allen Annette Skinner, MPS University Hospitals Cleveland Sports Medicine Cleveland Clinic Houston Methodist John Flynn, MD, MBA Medical Center OTOLARYNGOLOGY - UChicago Medicine, Chicago IL Walter Stark, MD Maria Suero Wesley Barron Mark Minichiello HEAD & NECK SURGERY Baptist Health South Florida - Hospital for Special Surgery Johns Hopkins Hospital Service Excellence / Stuart Silverman, MD International Department John Carey, MD Note: Specialists without a hospital listing Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Johns Hopkins Hospital, currently practice outside of our partner Los Angeles CA Andrew Berardinelli Erin Mulpur, MPH Jamie L. Thomas COVID-19 Focused Donations Baltimore MD hospital network. Cleveland Clinic Houston Methodist Baptist Health South Florida VASCULAR MEDICINE Ingrid Paba Cliff A. Megerian, MD Donna Bias, RN Manny Villafane Together with the Shear Family Foundation, Healthnetwork honors the following physicians Baptist Health South Florida - University Hospitals, Cleveland OH Cedars-Sinai Medical Center Hospital for Special Surgery for their contributions to COVID-19 research and for sharing their knowledge with our donors. Daniel Clair, MD International Department Yu-Tung Wong, MD Cheryl Boberick, BSN, RN Tom Parker, LISW Emily Violett Keith B. Armitage, Paul Auwaerter, MBA, MD Steve Gordon, MD Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Bernardo Fernandez, Jr., MD Penn Medicine Lindner Center of HOPE UCSF Medical Center MD, MACP Clinical Director, Division Chairman, Department Los Angeles CA Baptist Health South Florida, Medical Director, Roe Green of Infectious Diseases of Infectious Disease Miami FL Susan Bugg, MSN, RN, CPN Erica Peltz-Forman, MSPT, Betty Zins, BSN, RN Center for Travel Medicine Johns Hopkins Hospital, Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland OH PHYSICAL MEDICINE - *no longer sees patients Cincinnati Children’s MSHCDL Cincinnati Children’s & Global Health Baltimore MD Hospital Medical Center Mount Sinai Health System Hospital Medical Center REHABILITATION WOMEN’S HEALTH University Hospitals, Cleveland OH Christopher Lutz, MD Lloyd Greig, MD Karen Christian Lydia Pitts, BSN, RN UC Health – College of Medicine Cleveland Clinic Christine Collins Hospital for Special Surgery, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Atul Mehta, MD David L. Reich, MD E. John Wherry, PhD (retired) Pulmonary Medicine President and Chief Chair, Department of New York NY Los Angeles CA Brigham & Women’s Hospital Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland OH Operating Officer Systems Pharmacology and Caroline Costello, FACHE Hilda Rivera, MS The Mount Sinai Hospital, Translational Therapeutics Thomas Rizzo, MD UChicago Medicine Penn Medicine Mayo Clinic Florida, Holly Thacker, MD New York NY Director, Institute for Immunology Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland OH Penn Medicine, Philadelphia PA Jacksonville FL Kim Schilling, BSN, RN Jackie (Milagro) Gonzalez University Hospitals Cleveland Cleveland Clinic Florida Medical Center 33 River Street Phone: +1 866-968-2467 [email protected] Healthnetwork Foundation is a nonprofit whose mission is to improve medicine for all by Chagrin Falls, Ohio 44022 International: +1 440-893-0830 healthnetworkfoundation.org connecting CEOs and business leaders with top hospitals and their doctors to provide the best Tax ID #04-3804600 access to world class care and increase philanthropic funding for medical research. CARDIOVASCULAR MEDICINE EXECUTIVE HEALTH GENOMIC MEDICINE NEUROSURGERY Alan Venook, MD ONCOLOGY – OTHER ORTHOPEDIC – FOOT & ANKLE David Altchek, MD UCSF Medical Center, Ron Rodriguez, MD, PhD Hospital for Special Surgery, Bimal Ashar, MD Jonathan Deland, MD Douglas Gibson, MD Charis Eng, MD, PhD David Baskin, MD San Francisco CA William Barrett, MD New York NY Johns Hopkins Hospital, Hospital for Special Surgery, Scripps Health, La Jolla CA Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland OH Houston Methodist, Houston TX UC Health, Cincinnati OH Baltimore MD New York NY John MacGillivray, MD R. Matthew Walsh, MD Ronac Mamtani, MD, MSCE Corey Cutler, MD, MPH Hospital for Special Surgery, William Grossman, MD INFECTIOUS DISEASE Michael Lim, MD Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland OH Penn Medicine, Philadelphia PA Glenn B. Pfeffer, MD Donald Hensrud, MD, MPH Dana-Farber Cancer Institute / New York NY UCSF Medical Center, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Mayo Clinic, Rochester MN Brigham & Women’s Hospital, San Francisco CA Paul Auwaerter, MBA, MD Baltimore MD Christopher Wolfgang, Los Angeles CA Johns Hopkins Hospital, Peter Scardino, MD Boston MA Edward McFarland, MD MD, MS, PhD Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore MD Jon Weingart, MD Johns Hopkins Hospital, Thomas San Giovanni, MD Walid Saliba, MD Richard Lang, MD Center, New York NY Swaminathan Iyer, MD Baltimore MD Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore MD Baptist Health South Florida, Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland OH Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland OH Houston Methodist, Houston TX INTERNAL MEDICINE Baltimore MD Miami FL ONCOLOGY – ORTHOPEDIC – SPINE HEAD & NECK, BRAIN Edward Schaeffer, MD, PhD Northwestern Hospital, Chicago IL Lawrence Kaplan, MD ORTHOPEDIC – HIP & KNEE Raul Seballos, MD Robert Palmer, MD, MPH Ali Bydon, MD Robert Savage, MD Edward Wolin, MD Keith Black, MD UCSF Medical Center, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland OH Steven Haas, MD, MPH Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, San Francisco CA Baltimore MD Ashutosh Tewari, MD Hospital for Special Surgery, George Sack, MD, PhD Los Angeles CA Mount Sinai Health System, Johns Hopkins Hospital, NEUROLOGY – PEDIATRICS New York NY Oussama Wazni, MD New York NY Bruce L. Levine, PhD Christopher Furey, MD Wanda See, DNP, ANP-BC Baltimore MD Allan Friedman, MD Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland OH Donald Gilbert, MD Penn Medicine, Philadelphia PA University Hospitals, Cleveland OH *no longer sees patients Duke University Medical Center, ONCOLOGY – Viktor Krebs, MD Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Raleigh NC WOMEN’S HEALTH Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland OH CARDIOTHORACIC SURGERY Med Ctr, Cincinnati OH John Perentesis, MD Janet Vittone, MD Daniel Sullivan, MD Russel Huang, MD Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland OH Henry Friedman, MD Amanda Nickles Fader, MD Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Hospital for Special Surgery, Mayo Clinic, Rochester MN Steve Wu, MD Guy D. Paiement, MD A. Marc Gillinov, MD Duke University Medical Center, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Med Ctr, Cincinnati OH New York NY Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland OH Raleigh NC Baltimore MD NEUROLOGY Med Ctr, Cincinnati OH Los Angeles CA GASTROENTEROLOGY OPHTHALMOLOGY Terrence T. Kim, MD Allen Ho, MD Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Linda Lee, MD ONCOLOGY – GASTROINTESTINAL Alicia Fanning, MD Neil Bressler, MD Preetesh Patel, MD Joseph Sabik III, MD Neil Cherian,
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