CMYK: 2020 Annual Report BY YOUR SIDE… CMYK: in the Best and Worst of Times

We concluded last year’s annual report letter stating, “We cannot know what health care challenges the future holds. We do know that we will do everything possible to rise up to meet those challenges with a steadfast commitment to promoting access for all.” OUR MISSION: At the time, we had no way of knowing how prescient those words were or the degree VNA Health Care is a humanitarian, not-for-profit to which we would be tested by the novel coronavirus—COVID-19. VNA Health Care was founded in Aurora, Illinois in the midst of the influenza pandemic of 1918. Responding organization dedicated to providing compassionate, in the time of need is an indelible part of our organizational DNA. dependable and comprehensive primary care Dedication to improving health access and health outcomes, especially for vulnerable populations, was VNA’s founding mission which, to this day, remains our core purpose. and community health services. Around the globe, the pandemic has exposed the compounding effect of the virus upon those whose health is already impacted by health inequities and health disparities, making the pandemic a particular call to action for VNA.

This report traces VNA’s answer to the call. From instituting telemedicine in 7 days to providing 25,000 COVID-19 tests by the time of this report’s publishing, administering 12,000 flu shots, providing contact tracing with patient consent and, of course, meeting the “regular care” needs for over 72,000 patients across suburban Chicago, VNA staff are meeting the moment with courage and commitment.

As we continue to work through the stages of this pandemic, our overarching thoughts are that of gratitude. We are honored that our patients trust us to provide their care. We are touched by the kind words and deeds of the countless individuals who support our work and we admire our staff who are on the front lines of the pandemic and by your side to provide care, no matter the challenges.

OUR COVER PHOTO: Photo Credit: Linnea Windel, MSN, RN, FAAN Mike Shales, CPA This photo of Rocio Cepeda, Assistant Director of Cecilia Flores, VNA Certified Nurse Assistant Clinical Coordination, was taken at the beginning captured this image President & CEO Chairman of the pandemic, following a long day battling the myriad of challenges presented by COVID-19.

1 CMYK: Serving the Most Vulnerable COVID-19 Impact on the Populations 72,000 188,000 VNA Serves Patients Visits

Social Determinants of Health

61.2% 81% 93% Economic Neighborhood Education Food Community Health Care Stability and Physical and Social System Environment Context 9.8% Employment Housing Literacy Hunger Social Health 3.6% 19% 12.9% 12.5% integration coverage 7% Income Transportation Language Access to healthy options Support Provider Debt Safety Early childhood systems availability education Medical bills Parks Community Provider VNA Patient Demographics Vocational engagement Positivity Rate among Positivity Rate among VNA serves Patient visits Support Playgrounds training Linguistic l Hispanic 61.2% l Black 12.5% l Other 9.8% Stress and cultural Individuals Tested by VNA Individuals Tested in IL with VNA Walkability Higher competency men, women l White 12.9% l Asian 3.6% education l Positive 19% l Positive 7% and providers – Zip Code/ Quality of care children geography l Negative 81% l Negative 93% of all ages in-person and via 56% telemedicine Health Outcomes Mortality, Morbidity, Life Expectancy, Health Care Expenditures, Health Status, Functional Limitations 2.2% 8.2% Source: Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation 33%

Social determinants of health have a major impact on health, 13% 14% 7% 4% 12% 9% well-being, and quality of life and, for example, affect the risk for 26% 19% VNA Serves Individuals chronic conditions such as heart disease, diabetes and asthma. With and Without Insurance VNA Positivity Rate by IL Positivity Rate by l Patients with Medicaid 56% Demographic Group Demographic Group l Hispanic 26% l Hispanic 19% l Patients with Medicare 2.2% Many VNA Patients are Essential Workers l Black 12% l Black 9% l Patients with Commercial Insurance 8.2% • Healthcare Aides, • Transportation l White 13% l White 7% l Uninsured 33% Orderlies, etc. • Warehouse and Delivery l Asian 14% l Asian 4% • Emergency Services • Industrial Manufacturing Notes: Illinois has reported race and ethnicity data for 68% of cases. VNA has reported race and ethnicity 56.5% • Food Service • Utilities Sector data for 67% of cases. Positivity rates are calculated from the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic through December 3rd, 2020. Data sources: VNA Electronic Medical Record and Illinois Department of Public Health. • Grocery and Retail • Agriculture Data from Illinois Department of Public Health combines confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19.

43.5% The Impact of COVID-19 in Illinois Among Populations Served by VNA through December 1 Preferred Language of Patient l Other than English 43.5% l English 56.5%

13,300 9,300 3,266 66 144 84 6,448 3,830 3,060 Asian2,051 98 Asian White White VNA Patients with Black Miriam is an uninsured mother of three children. She lives with her family Hispanic Hispanic Black Chronic Health Conditions in Aurora and works long hours in her hair salon, which was closed for over l Asthma 3,266 five months during the COVID-19 lockdown. She was not eligible for any Cases per 100,000 people Deaths per 100,000 people governmental assistance and has struggled to keep up with her bills during l Diabetes 9,300 this difficult time. “I have been a patient of VNA for over 15 years. Both my Notes: Illinois has reported race and ethnicity data for 68% of cases and 92% of deaths. Graphic only l Hypertension 13,300 husband and I got COVID-19 in May and VNA took care of us. I also have includes demographic groups reported by the state that reflect the predominant populations served by high blood pressure, so I love being able to come and get my blood pressure VNA. Race categories are mutually exclusive and defined as not Hispanic or Latino. Data sources: Boston checked at VNA’s drive-thru clinic because it gives me some peace of mind.” University; The COVID Tracking Project at The Atlantic 2 3 300,000 34,400 Caring for Our Community CMYK: Calls Answered Telemedicine In the Midst of a Global Pandemic Visits

VNA worked to provide COVID-19 related care while also addressing everyday health needs and

Provided assistance Early in the helping patients manage chronic with over 300,000 pandemic, VNA calls answered – a offered telemedicine conditions in order to stay as 70% increase as an option, healthy as possible. over pre-pandemic implementing volume of calls the system in 7 business days

Family Practice Dental • In addition to COVID-19 care, VNA Providers helped patients • Completed HVAC modifications to attend to their other healthcare needs Dental Suite and recommenced dental • 30,205 females served; 21,103 males served services

Women’s Health Pharmacy • Provided prenatal care and delivered 1,442 infants • Filled 42,982 prescriptions • Mammograms now provided with 3D technology • 5,880 cervical cancer screenings Population Health • 69,726 Patients received care Dr. Natalie Layne, Pediatrics coordination services • Cared for newborns, sick and hospitalized children and held one of VNA’s Dentists catch-up clinics for check-ups, school physicals and immunizations Fresh First — Fruit & Vegetable prepares to see her • 15,588 children served Rx Program patient wearing full • 1,542 produce boxes with healthy recipes and educational resources Mental & Behavioral Health were given out to SNAP recipients in a drive-through market Personal Protective • Provided psychiatry, counseling services and Medication Assisted Equipment. Treatment for Substance Use Disorder services. Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) • 14,169 patient visits • 69,650 Supplemental Nutrition Coupons/EBT cards provided to moms and children aged 5 and under via drive-through clinic Hospitalists • VNA provided care to patients in hospital, some of whom had COVID-19 Family Case Management • 2,952 hospitalized pediatric patient visits • Served an average of 1,492 pregnant women and their babies • 2,850 hospitalized adult patient visits each month and completed 833 home visits

Healthy Families • Program reaccredited in October 2019 by Healthy Families America • Provided support for positive parenting for 102 participants with 1,914 home visits

Optometry • 814 comprehensive eye exams completed

Podiatry • Specialist services provided to treat and prevent foot and ankle injuries and conditions often associated with diabetes

4 5 CMYK: Caring for Our Community 12,000 25,000 In the Midst of a Global Pandemic Influenza COVID-19 Tests Vaccinations

Influenza Vaccination Campaign VNA devoted • Influenza vaccinations were especially important this year resources to and VNA conducted a robust influenza vaccination campaign. community testing especially Special thanks to Aurora Mayor Richard C. Irvin, Elgin Mayor during periods David Kaptain, Aurora Township Supervisor William Catching of increasing and other community leaders for their participation in our virus positivity social media campaign promoting vaccination at VNA drive- Flu Shots given in rates, averaging though clinics and Health Centers. VNA drive-through 1,800 tests clinics and Health completed per Centers as well as week by VNA at community sites. the end of 2020.

COVID-19 Testing and Care • Drive-through and in-clinic testing in multiple locations • Mobile testing sites in Aurora, Bensenville and West Chicago • Medical house calls visits with testing as needed • Contact tracing offered to all individuals tested

Drive-Through Catch-Up Clinics • In order to help individuals stay as healthy as possible, VNA began providing quick and convenient care for vulnerable populations via drive-through catch-up clinics outside VNA Health Center locations. Staff provided routine care including: blood glucose monitoring, medication reviews, blood pressure checks, and prescriptions refills. • Diabetic Patient Visits: 2,440 • Hypertensive Patient Visits: 1,544

6 7 External Events External 8 2020 Winter VNA Actions COVID-19 known as becomes which concern international of emergency public health outbreak a coronavirus the novel declares Organization Health The World Jan 30 Winter COVID-19 patients for screening VNA initiates Feb 5 JANUARYhotline page and resource COVID-19 creates a Health (IDPH) of Public Department Illinois Feb 7 symptoms respiratory with to patients giving masks VNA begins Feb 11 FEBRUARYCOVID-19 spread of to limit action preventative announces IDPH Feb 26

the U.S. victim in its first claims COVID-19 Feb 29

Spring Spring a pandemic COVID-19 declares Organization Health The World March 11 distancing social promote spaces to and work to clinical are made modifications Environmental meetings. COVID-19 begins daily leadership VNA March 9 Our and communities. of safe,award-winning care forpatients solutions toensure continuous delivery VNA quicklyresponded with innovative COVID-19 ResponseHighlights March 20 MARCHare met protocols safety enhanced needs and patient to ensure activities to new redeployed and retrained are members VNA staff Some March 16 585 inIllinois has risento COVID-19 with casesof residents number of as thetotal March 21st, 5:00pm on beginning at Place” order “Shelter in announces J.B. Pritzker Governor platform telemedicine via anew patient visits conducting start providers health care 70 VNA March 20 takes effect Home” order “Stay at IL Statewide March 21

VNA locations open at symptoms with individuals throughs for testing drive- COVID-19 March 20 emergency nationwide COVID-19 a declares The President March 26 centers all health masking at universal establishes VNA April 3 Prevention Control and for Disease The Centers April 13 care facilities masking athealth universal recommends (CDC)

APRILsymptoms without with and individuals open forboth throughs testing drive- VNA COVID-19 April 20 the firsttime in adayfor COVID-19 cases of 1,150 new IL exceeds April 20 positive have tested and 56,055 of COVID-19 have died IL residents state. 2,457 across the cases flattens COVID-19 incidence of as the Reopening Phase 2of and enters Home” order “Stay at IL lifts its May 1 departments local health with stateand the results and shares test positive patients who program for tracing a contract introduces VNA consent, patient With May 27 MAY positive have tested and 117,455 of COVID-19 have died residents 5,270 IL cases decline. as new Reopening Phase 3of IL enters May 29 Summer Summer monitoring hypertension and diabetes visits, well-child clinics for catch up and offers VNA develops June 8 disaster area IL countiesa declares all Pritzker Governor June 26

JUNEBensenville Chicago and in West health van the mobile service with Testing Mobile a biweekly provides leaders, VNA community request of At the July 21

JULYDevelopment for Individual Association and the Authority Housing at theAurora populations vulnerable testing for COVID-19 calls with medical house making VNA begins July 21 learning partial remote with fullor most ofthem school year, the new area launch the service Schools across Aug 14

Fall Fall AUGUSTPlum Landing sites like community locations and VNA clinics at through with drive- campaign vaccination Influenza a robust commences VNA Sept 1

SEPTEMBERPhillips Park clinics at vaccination influenza at weekly the public immunize VNA nurses of Aurora. with theCity in collaboration Fridays!” begin “Flu Shot Oct 2 service area in VNA mitigations resurgence announces Pritzker Governor Oct 23

95,111 high of daily testing new COVID-19 announces IDPH Oct 30 OCTOBER CMY K:

December 31 tests by 25,000 to complete VNA expects per week. 1,800 tests averages capacity testing COVID-19 Nov 9

9 NOVEMBER CMYK: Senior Leadership Governing Board and Advisory Boards Team

• Ranked TOP 3.5% in the nation Linnea Windel, RN, MSN, FAAN Governing Board Elgin Advisory DuPage Advisory 1st row from left to right: President & Chief Executive Officer Board Board Miriam Smith, Linnea among Community Health Centers for Mike Shales Maria Topete Windel, Katie Darger, Chairman De Martinez Carol Gieske, Kara Murphy, Chrissie Howorth, Amy Claire Dobbins, RN, MS, NE-BC Baudouin volume of patients served Director Chairman Chairman 2nd row from left to right: VP of Clinical Services/Chief Clinical Officer Byron Saum Jim Hojnacki, Sonny de 1st Vice Chairman Jeff Eilert Kimberly Dewis Ken Bartels Rama, Tammy Spooner, Amy Baudouin, FMP Director Jill Stevens, Kristine Miriam Smith Dan Fox Adam Forker Marsh VP of Facilities & Office Operations 2nd Vice Chairman Lucy Ferrer 3rd row from left to right: Joan Kanute Marla Fronczak Mary Taylor, Alma Director Harrell, Byron Saum, • Ranked TOP 10% in the nation Sonny de Rama Gary Ahasic Amber Peters Geri Kerger Mike Shales, Maria VP of Development and Innovation Secretary Alma Harrell Topete De Martinez among Community Health Centers for Director Kim Plate Marcie Lafido 4th row from left to right: Kristine Marsh Dr. Kathryn Sunderbruch, Quality of Care Jim Hojnacki Treasurer Kathe Pava Laurie Schactner Bette Lawrence Claire Dobbins, Dr. Gary VP of Administrative Operations Ahasic, Charles Brown, Director Water Kathe Pava Charles Brown Dawn Silfies 5th row: Dr. Fadel Azer Chrissie Howorth, CFRE Director Mary Taylor Amanda Nonnie VP of Philanthropy & Communications Director Mohammed Karin Podolski • 93% of VNA Patients ranked Chowdury During the pandemic, Jordan Scofield, RN, BSN Christy Poli Director their care Good or Excellent AVP of Clinical Services VNA Board of Directors April Redzic meetings have been Tammy Spooner Lara Schwarz conducted via video VP of Revenue Cycle & Collection conferencing. Management

Jill Stevens Controller

Medical Directors Fadel Azer, MD, FACOG Sangmesh Jabshetty, MD Kathryn Sunderbruch, MD

Mental & Behavioral Health Nurse Practitioner, Melissa Stefanowicz PMHNP-BC, enjoying artwork from some of VNA’s smallest patients.

10 11 Donors & Grantors Our Deepest Appreciation to You, CMYK: Our Supporters

Healthy Kids = Bright Futures Campaign Gold Level Supporters Albert & Rita Doud Michael & Petrecia Chicago Wolves VNA Aurora Pediatric 47.19% Shales Team Quest Diagnostics Richard Ebeling Chicago Zoological This campaign helped VNA deliver healthcare Joseph Shoaf Society Water Street Studios 37.60% Stumm Insurance, LLC Dr. Jeffries Eilert Miriam Smith Cooper’s Hawk Winery Michelle Weiland 5.39% services to some of our communities most vulnerable In Memory of Lions Club of Elburn 7.02% 0.27% & Restaurants 0.54% Wilbur Thiess Brenda & Aaron Spooner Beverly Weldon 1.99% Joellyn Farina Cordogan, Clark & children. This care included comprehensive pediatric Betty G. Thiess Trust Anne Stubblefield Erin Weldon Kristin & Matthew Fuhr Associates Brian Stumm Linnea Windel Sources of Revenue FY20 primary care services such as well-child visits with Dr. Tejasi Gholap Katie & Evan Darger l Medicaid 47.19% Silver Level Supporters Dr. Kathryn Sunderbruch Writers Theatre Carol & Patrick Gieske ECFCO Service Co., Inc. l Grants 37.60% vaccinations, dental, vision, mental and behavioral ECFCO Service Co., Inc. Duane & Jeaneen Suits Laura Zimmerman Matt Hanson Elgin Public House l Insurance 7.02% Bhaskar S. Swarna Megan Harte Emmett’s Brewing l Self-Pay 5.39% health, and programming that strengthens families Bronze Level Supporters Truist Company Giving Tuesday 2019 - l Medicare 1.99% Lisa Hill & Todd such as home visitation, nutrition education and Escapade 360 Escape Supporting the Brennan, Manna & VonOhlen Robert M. Unger Healthy Kids = Bright l Contributions 0.54% Diamond, LLC Room James & Wendy Hojnacki Maria Varela Futures Campaign l Interest 0.27% case management. Dr. Fadel F. Azer Joellyn Farina Chrissie Howorth Dr. Sara Velarde Dr. Gary Ahasic & Maul Paving, Inc. First Folio Theatre Mrs. Judy Ahasic Barbara Jeffers Sarah Watson ML & L Excavating Forest Preserve District Anonymous 89.26% Corey Jutila Michelle Weiland of DuPage County Old Second National Amy Baudouin Mariola Kasper Dr. R. Tracy Williams Bonnie Foster Bank Mary Ellen Corrado 3.81% Don Kubiak Jamie Zaura Fox Valley Park District 3.10% Patterson Dental Claire Dobbins 1.20% Ted & Colleen Kuziela Laura Zimmerman Kristin & Matthew Fuhr 2.63% Waubonsee Community Dan & Karen Fox College Dirk & Mary Landis In Honor of Gammon Coach House Linnea Windel Kristin & Matthew Fuhr Charitable Care FY20 Chris Manderfield Kathleen Grimm Dr. Frank Buscher James Hojnacki l Primary Care $ 6,844,536 89.26% Supporter Level Grace McBride Lisa Hill & Todd Supporters Chrissie Howorth l Health Center $ 238,002 3.10% In Honor of VonOhlen Dr. Jerry Mitchell Walter Meinert l Home-Based Services $ 201,670 2.63% Fox Valley Park District James & Wendy Hojnacki Dr. Miguel Pena Vicki & Michael Morcos Kristin Meinert l Dental $ 91,717 1.20% Impact Networking, LLC Sue Kammes Kara Murphy Sue Kammes l Radiology $ 292,069 3.81% In Honor of Kristine Marsh James & Katherine Dr. Gary Ahasic Don Klink Total $ 7,667,994 Healthy Kids = Bright Navota Konica Minolta Business Erin Quinn Futures Donors Prairie View Orthodontics Terence & Kimberly Olah Solutions Dr. Jesse Plasencia Dr. Gary Ahasic In Memory of David & Jeri Ott Floyd Hoffman Jenny Mathew Tammy & John Spooner Amazon Smiles Kathe Pava Richard & Anne Dietz David & Jeri Ott Mike & Petrecia Shales Dr. Laura Anderko Dr. Miguel Pena Paramount Theatre Jill Stevens Anonymous Clifford & Marjorie Healthy Kids = Bright Crystal Phillips Stumm Insurance, LLC 1,044 James Bachman Pensyl Futures In-Kind 830 Dr. Jesse Plasencia Maria Topete De 466 Donations Ryan Beirne Dr. Jesse Plasencia Erin Quinn Martinez 845 Design Group COST EFFICIENCY: Charles & Mary Kay Brown John & Suzanne Potter Solemn Oath Brewery Robert Unger Allied Universal Security Community Health Centers Gregg & Jan Buchner Richard Roehr Services Tammy & John Spooner Beverly Weldon Annual Cost of Care per Patient Betty & James Carson John & Shirley Roesch Aurora Country Club Stumm Insurance, LLC Erin Weldon l VNA $ 466 The Chicago Community ROMEO Group Amy Baudouin The Turf Room Linnea Windel l Illinois $ 830 Foundation – Restaurant Anonymous Donor Daniel & Susan Russo Chicago Bears Laura Zimmerman l United States $ 1,044 Advised Fund Dr. Priscilla Sarmiento- Tranquility Spa & In Memory of Chicago Bulls Wellness Center Katie & Evan Darger Gupana Salvador and Maria Chicago Cubs Unique Products Gutierrez Gary DeMarchi Byron Saum Chicago White Sox Anonymous Claire Dobbins Jordan & Nick Scofield

12 13 Donors & Grantors Our Deepest Appreciation to You, CMYK: Our Supporters

COVID-19 Response Campaign COVID-19 Relief Donors In-Kind Support with The Her Family And a special thank Healthy Families VNA Shuttle Bus – DuPage Medical Group Grantors Donations of Personal you to all our In-Kind Supporters Charitable Fund Dr. Laura Anderko Protective Equipment The Herodes Family patients, friends and Batavia Mothers’ Club of the DuPage Our community has come Health Resources & Foundation Aurora Township Amazon Smiles in Support of VNA Claudia Herrera neighbors who sent Foundation Services Administration Staff on the Front us notes, posted on Woman’s Club of Aurora City of Aurora EFS Foundation together to provide support to Illinois Department of Anonymous Lines of COVID-19 Illinois Primary Health Facebook and called Care Association Pace Suburban Bus Human Services James Bachman College of DuPage us with words of Fox Valley United Way enable VNA to provide essential The Jones Family encouragement! Home Based Services Chicago Community Bonnie Foster West Aurora School Grand Victoria COVID-19 Response Joliet Junior College Anonymous Program Grantors Foundation health services for the most Fund Dan & Karen Fox District The Keilman Family A Century of Service Home Centered Care Amy Abbot In Memory of Samuel Health Resources & Delta Dental Foundation Archy Garcia G. Gustavson Services Administration/ Institute vulnerable populations during Melissa Koester & Clear Perspective Sue P. Adams Bureau of Primary Direct Relief COVID-19 Theodore & Wanda Andrew Kramer Advisors INC Board, NFP Linda E. Gustavson Health Care this unprecedented time. Response Fund for Grabow Dalila Alegria Community Foundation Community Health The Kuntz Family In Memory of Kane County Health Gerald M. Lanigan & of the Fox River Valley Illinois Department Department American Cancer Society The Leek Family Philip Ruddy DuPage County Health Ruth Ann Lanigan Cordogan Clark & of Human Services Victoria Anderson & Bruce & Margot Kendall County Department Kristine Marsh Vincent Miles Associates Adrian Gonzalez Goldsmith Illinois Department Northwestern Medicine DuPage Foundation Helen A. Niermann Warren Neuman Kristin Fuhr of Public Health COVID-19 Response Arbonne International Ounce of Prevention The Newlin Family Erik Jensen Fund Clifford & Marjorie Colleen Baylis Mental & Behavioral American Cancer Society Pensyl Foundation Renz Center Elgin COVID-19 Northwestern Medicine Old Second National Health BBK Bank The Rotary Club of Response Fund Phillip Schlabach Sue Pipal Sharon Swanson AMITA Health Saint (Contributing Funders Blue Box Botes 3D Rush Copley Medical Joseph Medical Naperville include: Community Dr. Rebecca Sherrick Guadalupe Ramirez Printing Company Center Center, Joliet Rush Copley Foundation – Foundation of the Fox Proforma S&C Marketing State Senator Cristina The Reihnert Family Robert Buchner Blue Cross and Blue Fox Valley Heart Fund River Valley, City of Solutions Stumm Insurance, LLC Elgin, United Way of Castro Memorial Garden Shield of Illinois Reuland Food Services Linnea Windel Susan G. Komen Metro Chicago, Tammy & John Spooner Caterpillar, Inc. Theodora Buchner The Chicago Community Memorial The Richards Family Grand Victoria Foundation – Foundation, Seigle Stumm Insurance, LLC The Chambers Family United States Julie Richardson Community Partner Anonymous Donor Department of Family Foundation, Margaret Truax Advised Fund Kaptain Family Trust, Dr. Sylvie Chau The Sansone Family Events—Give a Girl a Vision Clinic Agriculture Wisdom Family Robert Unger Mammogram Christ Community Anonymous City of Elgin United Way of Metro Foundation, Hoffer Brandi Schori United Way of Metro Church Mary Lou Kunold Chicago Family Foundation, Lions District 1J Community Foundation Chicago Sharon Seitzinger and many community Community Heroes Rosary High School of the Fox River Valley Warrenville Lion’s Club United Way of Will individuals and Laura Zimmerman Appreciation Denise Sewell Dunham Fund County businesses) The Contreras Family The Shadle Family In Memory of Community Wellness DuPage Foundation Fox Valley Grantmaker’s Marlisa Ebeling Wendy Shure COVID-19 Response The Dallal Family Ellen Harte Fund Richard Ebeling Michelle Dally The Spooner Family (Contributing Funders Robert Unger In Memory of Pastor Kyle Dern The Stamm Family include: Community Dale VonOhlen Foundation of the Direct Relief The Stalcup Family Fox River Valley, Lisa Hill & Todd VonOhlen Aurora Women’s John Donati Jill Stevens Empowerment A Special Thank You to Foundation, Dunham Anthony Pirruccello The Dorgan Family The Stelter Family Fund, INC Board, Terry Pirruccello The Draper Family Michael Sun and Fox Valley United Way) A Special Thank You Encompass Foundations Jake Surgrue to a Beloved Nurse Fox Valley United Way Donna Fay Syrian American Medical on the Frontlines Society Grand Victoria COVID-19 Elizabeth A. Berent Ford Motor Company Relief Fund Manya Treece The Forgille Family Will County COVID-19 Village Bible Church – Response Fund The Frantzen Family Sugar Grove A special thank you Lovely George The Wahl Family also to the Office of Amy Gray The Weber Family Governor J.B. Pritzker and IDPH for their Dr. Joseph Gupana The Witz Family assistance in promoting Megan Harte The Worst Family VNA Community Testing Centers. Healthy Aurora The Young Family 14 15 VNA Health Care Locations: 2020 CMYK:

1 VNA Health Center | Aurora 400 North Highland Ave. Aurora, Illinois 60506

2 VNA Health Center | Aurora 1400 Indian Ave. Aurora, Illinois 60505

8 3 VNA Health Center at East Aurora High School | Aurora 500 Tomcat Ln. Aurora, Illinois 60505

4 VNA Health Center | Elgin 801 Villa St. Elgin, Illinois 60120

5 VNA Health Center | Elgin 1 9 620 Wing St. Elgin, Illinois 60123

6 VNA Health Center | Joliet 2400 Glenwood Ave, Suite 210 Joliet, Illinois 60435

7 VNA Health Center | Romeoville VNA School-Linked Health Center for D365U | Romeoville 2 5 10 160 N. Independence Blvd. Romeoville, Illinois 60446

8 VNA Health Center at DuPage County Health Department | Wheaton 111 North County Farm Road, First Floor Wheaton, Illinois 60187

9 VNA Health Center | Bolingbrook 396 Remington Blvd., Suite 230 3 6 11 Bolingbrook, Illinois 60440

10 VNA Health Center | Bensenville 28 N York Rd. Bensenville, Illinois 60106

11 VNA Health Center | Mona Kea 397 S. Schmale Rd Carol Stream, Illinois 60188

4 7 12 12 VNA Health Center | Carol Stream 350 S. Schmale Rd., Suite 150 Carol Stream, Illinois 60188

16 17 CMYK: 400 N. Highland Ave., Aurora, IL 60506 | 630.978.2532