Our mission | To excel at the delivery of healthcare to our community. Huntington Hospital 1

Dear friends:

Quality and excellence have long been hallmarks of care at Huntington Memorial Hospital. We offer patients the best of both worlds: The personal touch of a community hospital, and the leading-edge technologies and capabilities of a world‑class medical institution.

In the pages that follow, you will be introduced to some of the ways in which our hospital excelled in 2010. For example:

• We joined a select group of hospitals to receive approval of our application for Magnet® Recognition — certifying nursing excellence — on first submission. And in March 2011, we learned we had achieved Magnet recognition. • We received an elite level of distinction from the American Heart Association/ American Stroke Association for exceeding rigorous patient care guidelines. • We further paved the way for transition to electronic health records as we provided physicians with additional 21st-century tools for coordinating high- quality patient care. • In partnership with other local community organizations and in response to significant unmet local need, we created Pasadena Community Urgent Care. • We went above and beyond in the provision of complementary services, community education and spiritual care, as part of our commitment to comprehensive, unmatched patient care.

Thank you for joining with us in our mission to excel at the delivery of healthcare to our community. The quality and excellence that regional patients count on would not be possible without your generous support and we are deeply grateful.

Stephen A. Ralph President and CEO 2 Year in Review 2010

From left, Stanley M. Kalter, MD, medical director, emergency services, and Robert T. Goldweber, MD, assistant director, emergency services. Huntington Hospital 3

BytheNumbers • In 2010, Huntington Memorial Hospital delivered superior patient care through approximately 60,000 patient visits to its Emergency & Emergency & Trauma Trauma Center. Inside the walls • Approximately 1,000 Expansion of Huntington Memorial Hospital’s Emergency & of these visits were for Trauma Center progressed steadily throughout 2010. At the trauma care. same time, physicians and nurses continued to deliver superior, • Patients who arrived lifesaving care within the walls of the existing center — and to further enhance the quality of patient care. at the emergency The hospital’s emergency and stroke teams worked closely to- department with gether in 2010, for example, to ensure even more rapid response for stroke symptoms stroke patients. And from physicians and nurses to receptionists, were evaluated everyone in the hospital’s emergency department received continu- ing education in stroke care. Such widespread and ongoing training by an emergency promotes “the most up-to-date knowledge — and implementation department physician — of best practices,” notes Stanley M. Kalter, MD, medical director, within five minutes, by emergency services. a neurologist within STEMI nine minutes, and STEMI stands for ST Elevation Myocardial Infarction — a severe received a computed form of heart attack. Huntington Hospital is specially certified tomography (CT) scan to receive and care for patients suffering this condition. And we within 30 minutes. further improved care for patients experiencing cardiac arrest, in 2010. For example, we joined other STEMI receiving centers in Los Angeles County in implementing a new best practice known as targeted temperature management. “Research has recently shown that by lowering the body temperature of patients experiencing cardiac arrest,” Dr. Kalter says, “we can achieve improved out- comes with regard to brain and organ function.” Working with emergency medical services in the region, the hospital also began receiving EKG results from ambulances en route to the hospital. By obtaining a more complete diagnostic picture prior to the patient’s arrival, caregivers here are able to implement treatment even more rapidly: The American Heart Association has set a benchmark of 60 minutes for patients arriving at the hospital to reach the catheterization laboratory for care. Huntington Hospital’s average door-to-cath-lab time is 36.5 minutes. 4 Year in Review 2010

Amal K. Obaid, MD, shares patient information with Stanley M. Kalter, MD, in the hospital’s Emergency & Trauma Center.

A lifesaving difference “Huntington Hospital is already at the forefront of quality trauma care,” says Amal K. Obaid, MD, who was named medical director of trauma services at Huntington Hospital in 2010. “And we’re con- tinuing to improve still further — implementing advancements that very few hospitals in the country are implementing at this time.” Enhancements to trauma care in 2010 included: • A n increase in the number of board-certified surgeons: In 2010, the roster increased by five physicians, including Dr. Obaid, who is herself board-certified in trauma and critical care. • Retention of an advanced-practice nurse, nurse practitioner Susan Thompson, as manager of trauma services. • A cquisition of a video bronchoscope, which allows physicians to conduct minimally invasive tracheotomies (an incision in the neck through which the patient can breathe). “This is absolute- ly the latest available technology, and by no means available everywhere,” says Dr. Obaid. • Installation of an ultrasound machine in the trauma center, further speeding diagnosis of multiple conditions. • Implement ation of the leading-edge Trauma Quality Improvement Program, developed by the American College of Surgeons’ Committee on Trauma. Only 65 trauma centers nationwide have adopted the program. “Huntington Hospital is definitely at the forefront in this regard,” says Dr. Obaid. The Best Gets Better | Physicians “We’re committed to the program because it promotes the very at Huntington Memorial Hospital highest standards of surgical care for our patients.” provided a special symposium on • C onversion of all trauma services to electronic medical records, traumatic brain injury for nursing bringing increased efficiency, accuracy and coordination of care. “The support of this work by hospital leadership speaks staff hospital-wide, in 2010. The volumes about the hospital’s commitment to quality patient care,” symposium provided information about Dr. Obaid says. best practices that guide physicians’ decision-making. Covering areas such as patient monitoring, surgery, medication and more, the event was informative and important: Whether as a result of traffic accidents, falls or other causes, traumatic brain injury is a leading cause of admission to the hospital’s Center for Trauma Care.

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“Can you make a fist?” Arbi Ohanian, MD, medical director of Huntington Hospital Stroke Center, provides expert consultation for patients at other hospitals in our region, via Huntington Memorial Hospital’s Stroke Care new telestroke technology. Exceeding expectations Huntington Hospital Stroke Center received recognition for excellence in 2010: Just months after achieving designation from The Joint Commission (an independent certification body) as a primary stroke center, the hospital attained Silver Plus status within the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association’s Get With The Guidelines®–Stroke program. This elite level of achievement indicates that Huntington Hospital not only met but exceeded the program’s rigorous benchmarks for stroke care, over 12 consecutive months. In 2010, our stroke center also had the distinction of being the first program in California and one of an initial group of just 11 hospitals nationwide to be named to the Target: Stroke Honor Roll. Target: Stroke is a national quality initiative of the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association. To be eligible, hospitals must meet stringent guidelines with regard to various elements of stroke care, including timely intravenous administration of the thrombolytic drug, tPA (tissue plasminogen activator). The drug has been shown to enhance outcomes when administered within a few hours of stroke onset. Arbi Ohanian, MD, medical director of Huntington Hospital Stroke Center and a fellowship-trained neurovascular neurologist, emphasizes the center’s comprehensive nature. “Stroke patients at the hospital receive care from specialists at each level of treatment,” he says. “Neuroradiologists…neurointerventionalists…the list goes “During a stroke, the patient is on and on, and we also provide clinical trials and authoritative phy- losing 2 million brain cells per sician education. We’re so much more than a primary stroke center,” minute. Our job is to provide he adds. “We truly have it all.” lifesaving care — and to do Dr. Ohanian provides outstanding leadership that emphasizes continuous quality improvement: “We’re certainly not resting on so quickly. To this end, we our laurels,” he says. “We’re constantly reviewing and finding ways continuously review every aspect to make further enhancements.” of our work. We never stop looking for ways to do better, because we always want the very best possible outcomes for our patients.” Arbi Ohanian, MD Medical Director, Huntington Hospital Stroke Center 8 Year in Review 2010

Above, beyond, throughout In 2010, Arbi Ohanian, MD, and members of the hospital’s stroke and emergency department teams worked closely together to strengthen patient care: • In the field: A stroke specialist at the hospital is contacted by Donor Spotlight. New telestroke emergency medical services even before the patient reaches the technology at Huntington Hospital hospital — allowing us to deliver rapid, coordinated patient care. • In the emergency department: Members of the stroke team Stroke Center was made possible conduct careful interviews with family members in the through generous renewed support emergency department. Determining the exact symptoms from The Ahmanson Foundation. and time of onset allows the team to make the best possible Local resident Stephen Rountree, decisions regarding care and treatment. In addition, through a new telestroke program at a longtime foundation trustee, Huntington Hospital, we are partnering with other emergency helped advocate for the hospital — departments in the region to bring benefits to patients on a in part inspired by his own family’s broad scale. Using telestroke technology, for example, our experience with stroke. specialists can identify patients at partnering facilities who require transfer to Huntington Hospital for higher-level treatment. And, thanks to the new technology, patients in our own emergency department can receive prompt access to a stroke specialist no matter where the specialist is at the time of the patient’s arrival. The telestroke program thus further speeds the best of stroke care for regional patients, at a time when every second counts.  In 2010, the hospital’s acquisition of an i-STAT System helped further expedite care for stroke patients in our emergency department. The system has led to a 75-percent decrease in the time needed to obtain information regarding patients’ creatinine levels — a key measure prior to “With Dr. Ohanian’s administering contrast materials for diagnostic computed leadership, state-of- tomography (CT) scan. the‑art technology and • In the rehabilitation unit: Huntington Hospital’s inpatient stroke rehabilitation unit is staffed by nurses with specialized a great team, everything training in stroke care. The availability of staff with this special involved in caring training has been shown to have a direct, positive impact on for stroke patients patient outcomes. at the hospital goes • A fter discharge: Huntington Hospital’s commitment to supe- rior stroke care extends beyond our walls. In 2010, our stroke smoothly. The process team worked in partnership with the Stroke Association of goes above and beyond Southern California to establish a new support group for Joint Commission patients and their caregivers, for example. The group is one of requirements. As a several offered by the stroke program, to help patients as they transition to outpatient rehabilitation and to home. physician, I find it extremely rewarding.” Yafa Minazad, DO Neurologist Huntington Hospital 9

BytheNumbers • In 2010, Huntington FAST Response | In the case of stroke, time Memorial Hospital is of the utmost importance. Neurologists Stroke Center treated at Huntington Memorial Hospital urge 550 patients for stroke. community residents to become educated • One hundred percent about the signs and symptoms of stroke — and of patients who met to act quickly when they are detected. time-sensitive Code Stroke guidelines “Call 9-1-1. Get that person to the emergency received care under room as quickly as possible,” says neurologist that protocol. Yafa Minazad, DO. “And leave the rest to us.” • The clot-busting drug tPA was administered to 25 patients — 100 percent Face. of those eligible for Ask the person to smile. Does one side of the face this treatment. f droop? • The stroke center is comprised of 10 inpatient beds; Arms. 12 additional overflow Ask the person to raise beds are available on both arms. Does one arm a drift downward? an as‑needed basis.

Speech. Ask the person to repeat a simple phrase. Is s their speech slurred or strange?

Time. If you observe any of these signs, call 9-1-1 t immediately.

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Huntington Memorial Hospital now has the most advanced robotic surgical system available.

Advanced Technologies A superior system In 2010, Huntington Memorial Hospital further upgraded its robot- assisted surgery capabilities, purchasing the da Vinci Si — the most advanced robotic surgical system available. The first-generation da Vinci is also still in use at the hospital. The new system can be used in a wider range of surgeries, treating patients with various types of cancers including urological, gynecological, head/neck and colorectal cancers. The benefits of robot-assisted surgery can include smaller incisions, resulting in less pain and more rapid healing. In addition, patients may enjoy shorter hospital stays. Huntington Hospital surgeon Roger W. Satterthwaite, MD, points to increased precision and ease of use as among the new robot’s advantages: “With the new da Vinci Si system,” he says, “robotic surgeons at the hospital can perform increasingly complex operations with superior optics, improved maneuverability of instruments and greater flexibility of robotic and patient positioning. Huntington Hospital didn’t just buy a new car,” he adds; “we upgraded to a jet.” Donor Spotlight. Huntington Memorial Hospital is grateful to the Henry L. Guenther Foundation for essential support of our new da Vinci Si robotic surgery system. The foundation’s important grant toward this technology will help provide leading‑edge surgical care for regional patients. 12 Year in Review 2010

Top: Christopher G. Hedley, MD, medical director, radiology services, notes that the hospital’s new computed tomography scanner (shown) will support leading-edge care for years to come. Below, from left: Consuela U. Johnson, unit secretary, 4 West, and Eunie Lee, RN, review functions of the new Voalté One Additional dimensions of care system, which is enhancing Huntington Hospital acquired a new, 320-slice CT (computed communications efficiency for hospital nurses. tomography) scanner in 2010. The technology is “the best in Southern California today,” says Christopher G. Hedley, MD, medical director, radiology services. Its availability here is one of the ways in which the hospital remains a regional leader in advanced imaging technology. “And it ensures that Huntington Hospital will remain on the leading edge for years to come,” says Dr. Hedley. The scanner can provide medical staff with the three- dimensional image of an entire organ, such as the brain or heart, in as little as three-tenths of a second. Its imaging speed and clarity support prompt and appropriate care — which in turn promotes optimal outcomes for the patient.

Enhanced response In 2010, Huntington Hospital became the first hospital on the West Coast to implement the Voalté One system for iPhone. “Our nurses were carrying hospital pagers, wireless phones, separate pagers to alert them to critical patient alarms…. There were too many bells and beeps and their pockets were literally overflowing with electronic devices,” says Rod Linsalato, an information technology manager who was integral to the project. The Voalté One system provides voice, alarm and text services — and allows our nurses to receive and respond to alarms dispatched by multiple hospital systems — on a single device. “We were all very impressed with how the Voalté One system streamlined and simplified communication,” says Eunie Lee, RN. “It allows us to focus on nursing care with fewer interruptions, so it really is a great asset.” Huntington Hospital 13 14 Year in Review 2010

Superior Nursing Care Nursing Update | In March 2011, Huntington Memorial Hospital Among the very best received word that we had In 2010, Huntington Memorial Hospital took another important ® step toward Magnet® recognition. Granted by the American Nurses achieved Magnet recognition. Credentialing Center (ANCC), Magnet recognition represents the “We’re proud to have achieved highest level of national recognition for excellence in nursing care. this national recognition for The Magnet Recognition Program focuses on advancing three the excellence of our nursing primary goals — promoting quality, identifying excellence, and dis- program and for the high-quality seminating best practices — in nursing services. Huntington Hospital submitted nearly 3,000 pages of patient care our nurses provide documentation regarding our nursing program to the ANCC in every single day,” says Bonnie support of our ongoing application, in 2010. And the entire package Kass, RN, vice president, chief was approved, placing Huntington Hospital among an elite group: nursing executive, patient care Only 15 percent of hospitals nationwide receive approval of all documentation on first submission. But the work our nursing team and support services. Further documented in those 3,000 pages is more impressive still. For information will be provided in example, the ANCC takes into consideration: our 2011 year in review. • Sy stems in place to support professional development and number of nurses involved in advanced certification/education. In 2010, approximately 100 Huntington Hospital nurses took certification exams — above and beyond required levels of expertise — in their areas of specialty. • Suppor t for nursing research. In 2010, for example, nursing research at the hospital examined whether the size of blood- pressure cuffs influences the accuracy of pressure readings for larger patients. “We’re committed to expanding our knowledge regarding practices and patient outcomes,” says Debra S. Madeira, RN, nurse manager, with regard to nursing research activities at the hospital. • Qualit y and implementation of best practices. Over the course of 2010, Huntington Hospital continued to provide a preceptor program for new nurses; a variety of ongoing nursing education; Donor Spotlight. Ellen Y. and support toward higher education. We also implemented and Kwang-I Yu are dedicated an Evidence-based Practice and Nursing Research Council to supporters of the nursing further inform evidence-based practice at the hospital. program at Huntington “Through the Magnet process,” says Lulu Rosales, RN, director of professional practice/Magnet, “we’re setting the bar even higher. Memorial Hospital. Their The culture of excellence that being a Magnet-recognized organi- involvement helps to provide zation implies,” adds Lulu, who also holds a master’s of science in our nurses with opportunities nursing, “has a positive impact on both our work environment and to advance their practice — on the quality of patient care.” and to ensure that nursing care at Huntington Hospital remains best in field! Huntington Hospital 15

Members of the Evidence-based Practice and Nursing Research Council are (back row, from left): Ya Mei Huang, RN; Council Chair Anne L. Nowlin, RN; Susan L. D’Antuono, RN; Debra S. Madeira, RN; Melanie M. Myers, RN; D. Sue Horn, RN; Janell Lehman Lerille, RN; Jenny McFarlane, RN; and (front row, from left): Joy Wang, RN; Rebecca Straub, RN; Linda Searle‑Leach, RN, PhD; Eunie Lee, RN; and Lulu Rosales, RN.

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Raygor G. Masbad, coordinator, pulmonary rehabilitation program, oversees patient JoAnn Jones as she uses equipment designed to optimize physical conditioning, lung function and endurance.

Pulmonary Rehabilitation An important new resource Huntington Memorial Hospital introduced an important program for San Gabriel Valley residents with chronic respiratory condi- tions, in 2010. The new pulmonary rehabilitation program, led by Michael J. Gurevitch, MD (medical director of respiratory services and pulmonary laboratory and co-medical director of pulmonary rehabilitation), and Sunil K. Hegde, MD (medical director of reha- bilitation services and co-director of pulmonary rehabilitation), is the only one of its kind in our area. Previously, local patients had to travel to Burbank, Covina, or further afield to obtain pulmonary rehabilitation services. Emerging as a recommended standard of care for patients with a variety of serious respiratory conditions, rehabilitation seeks to improve patients’ daily life, by helping them breathe more easily. Huntington Hospital’s new program provides assistance through a series of 36 visits over a six- to eight-week period. (The visits are covered by Medicare and by most health insurance plans.) Throughout, the program’s expert staff, including physicians, as well as respiratory and physical therapists, helps patients to optimize their physical conditioning, lung function and endurance. Team members also help ensure that patients are receiving the best medication therapy, and offer education and other support. Following completion of the 36-session program, patients may continue services as needed, on a self-pay basis. “The program is already a success,” says Dr. Gurevitch, “and patients are telling us how much they’ve learned and how much more they’re able to do as a result of their participation.” “It’s meeting a significant need in the community,” adds Dr. Hegde, of the program, “and it’s helping patients improve their quality of life.” 18 Year in Review 2010

Donor Spotlight. When Michael J. Gurevitch, MD, hired Sherri Kirchheimer as a nurse practitioner in his private practice, he did not realize just how much she would help. Upon learning of an immense unmet Fresh Air | The new need in our region, Sherri and her husband, outpatient pulmonary David Kirchheimer (a Huntington Hospital rehabilitation program board member), have provided seed funding at Huntington Memorial to launch a new pulmonary rehabilitation Hospital offers program, co-directed by Dr. Gurevitch. The advanced monitoring Kirchheimers’ generous support underwrote and rehabilitation essential therapeutic equipment and allowed equipment. This the hospital to retain a respiratory therapist includes high-quality to assist program patients. As a result, the exercycles, treadmills couple’s gift is helping to improve the lives specially designed to of San Gabriel Valley residents with chronic accommodate patients respiratory disease. with significant disability, and oximeters that monitor patients’ oxygen needs during exercise and indicate whether (and how much) “I recently received a letter from a patient additional oxygen I had treated and referred for pulmonary should be provided. rehabilitation services 25 years ago. She wanted to let me know that she was still grateful, since pulmonary rehabilitation had saved her life. I’m delighted that, thanks to the generosity of the Kirchheimers, Huntington Hospital is now able to offer pulmonary rehabilitation for patients in need of these services in our community.” Michael J. Gurevitch, MD Medical Director of Respiratory Services and Pulmonary Laboratory, Co-medical Director of Pulmonary Rehabilitation Huntington Hospital 19

Cancer Care An advanced care continuum Cancer care at Huntington Memorial Hospital took a significant step forward in 2010, as care services were fully transitioned into Huntington Pavilion, a new outpatient facility on the hospital’s campus. This move marked the culmination of years of planning and construction — and has already resulted in increased patient satisfaction and enhanced quality of care. “Now, all staff — including everyone from physicians and nurse navigators to dietitians and social workers — are housed under one roof,” notes Howard S. Kaufman, MD, medical director, Huntington Hospital Cancer Center. “This improves our ability to provide comprehensive and seamless patient care, including traditional cancer services and ancillary care.” Dr. Kaufman also points to other advances in cancer care at the hospital as a whole — including increased availability of minimally invasive (laparascopic) surgeries. “Philosophically and financially, the hospital remains committed to offering care services that are proven to provide better outcomes for patients — both short- and long-term,” he says. “At a national level, about half of colon cancer surgeries are performed laparascopically. Here at Huntington, we are at 92 percent…way ahead of the curve.” (Minimally invasive techniques can reduce scarring and healing time, among other benefits to the patient.) In 2010, Dr. Kaufman and his team also introduced new best practices to further reduce risk of wound-site infec- tions for patients who undergo surgery for colorectal cancer. The hospital was among early adopters of the new protocols Donor Spotlight. Since its — involving research-based skin-preparation techniques, inception in 1993, The Circle along with specific selection, timing and administration of antibiotics — which resulted in a 40-percent reduction in of Huntington Memorial infections during 2010. In fact, Huntington Hospital results Hospital has supported key exceeded those realized in national studies. programs and services at the hospital. In 2010, the group’s charitable contribution helped acquire important computed tomography and digital mammography equipment.

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Saskia de Koomen, RN, provides nurse navigation services to patients with colorectal cancer at Huntington Memorial Hospital. As medical director The medicine of tomorrow of Huntington Hospital Cancer Through its remarkable network of physicians, many Center, Howard S. Kaufman, MD, of whom are also on faculty at academic institutions oversees comprehensive care for cancer patients here. in the greater Los Angeles area, Huntington Hospital Cancer Center provides patients with access to the most leading-edge cancer treatments available, includ- ing participation in clinical trials. Steven H. Applebaum, MD, for example, is a Hun- tington Hospital hematologist and medical oncologist who is also on faculty at the University of California, Los Angeles. Dr. Applebaum is involved in clinical research at UCLA, offering his patients at Huntington Hospital access to various clinical trials there. “As a community hospital, Huntington Hospital has built important partnerships with top-notch physi- cians from around the region,” says Dr. Applebaum. “This ensures that patients in the San Gabriel Valley Above and Beyond | Huntington Memorial have access to the best, most leading-edge care. This Hospital recognizes that a number of emphasis on collaborative, multidisciplinary care truly complementary approaches can support sets Huntington Hospital above the rest.” the well-being of patients with cancer. In 2010, adds Howard S. Kaufman, MD, medi- Supplementing the best of traditional medical cal director, Huntington Hospital Cancer Center, the hospital prepared to implement clinical trials itself. practice in 2010, we also: Eligible patients will be enrolled starting in 2011. • Began offering acupuncture services, led by Paulette Y. Sadler, MD, a board-certified A compassionate approach internal medicine physician who is also In 2010, Huntington Hospital created a palliative cancer care clinic, serving patients who are accredited by the American Association of confronting pain or other significant side effects Acupuncture. Acupuncture is endorsed by of chemotherapy or radiation therapy. The weekly cancer specialists as a means of addressing outpatient clinic involves a team approach — with a pain, nausea and other side-effects of palliative care physician, two symptom-management nurses and an oncology-certified social worker chemotherapy and radiation treatment. available to assist patients and their family members. • Provided art, music and writing therapy “Palliative care provided by a multidisciplinary for cancer patients, led by Patricia Varga, team is now widely acknowledged as a best practice who has helped numerous cancer patients in helping cancer patients with the most significant across our region. needs,” says Dr. Applebaum. “Our new clinic is another example of Huntington Hospital taking the initiative to “With our superior medical practitioners, the remain at the leading edge.” most advanced technology, and a complete cadre of ancillary professionals,” says Maury Kulwin, executive director of the hospital’s ambulatory and cancer services, “we’re able to provide comprehensive, quality care. We’re able to care for the whole person.” 22 Year in Review 2010 Huntington Hospital 23

Top: Mayer Rashtian, MD, medical director of Huntington Memorial Hospital’s cardiac electrophysiology department. Bottom: Alex Durairaj, MD, interventional cardiologist. Heart Care More experience, more options Mayer Rashtian, MD, medical director of Huntington Memorial Hospital’s cardiac electrophysiology department, notes that the hospital is one of just a handful in the region that provide comprehensive care for atrial fibrillation patients. This heart disorder is characterized by an irregular heart rhythm and can cause poor blood flow to the body. It is commonly accompanied by additional disorders, such as sleep apnea, hypertension and vascular disease. If not appropriately managed, it can in turn lead to stroke, explains Dr. Rashtian. About one in 10 atrial fibrillation patients are candidates for cardiac ablation, Dr. Rashtian says, and in 2010, surgeons performed approximately 200 ablation procedures at Huntington Hospital — about one-third of which (approximately 65 procedures) were to treat atrial fibrillation. This number represents a 15-percent increase over prior years, in response to growing community need, he adds. (Cardiac ablation involves introduction of a flexible tube into a vein to identify tissue that is interfering with the electrical signal to the heart, followed by removal of the blockage.) “It’s vital for patients with atrial fibrillation to receive comprehensive, multidisciplinary care,” says Dr. Rashtian. “At Huntington Hospital,” he adds, “we have the capacity, Cardio Strength | Heart the technology, and the multidisciplinary team — includ- care programs at Huntington ing cardiologists, cardiovascular surgeons, interventional Memorial Hospital expanded cardiologists, and other specialists — needed to perform cardiac ablation and to ensure that all patients receive the in 2010 to meet the needs best, most comprehensive care possible.” of more local patients. In addition, the hospital further enhanced its innovative and comprehensive care programs — designed to ensure optimal heart health for San Gabriel Valley residents. 24 Year in Review 2010

A lifesaving resource Expanded abilities Huntington Hospital’s ability to treat other heart In 2010, Huntington Hospital further upgraded heart conditions — including congenital and acquired valvular surgery technologies, with the addition of a sophisticated lesions — has also progressed in recent years. “We have new ventricular assistance device. As needed, the device put a tremendous amount of effort,” says Alex Durairaj, can temporarily assume 50 to 70 percent of a heart’s MD, interventional cardiologist, “into acquiring the workload — effectively “giving the heart a rest” while equipment and developing the systems we need to treat physicians address the patient’s condition. a broad range of heart conditions. As a result, procedures “The first patient we treated with this device was that are now routine at Huntington Hospital are being close to death upon arrival,” Dr. Durairaj explains, “and performed by very few hospitals in our region.” walked out of the hospital about five days later with a new For example, “Over the past several years, our capac- lease on life.” ity to treat both atrial septal defect and patent foramen ovale has increased dramatically,” Dr. Durairaj says. Atrial Extra help septal defect is a condition, present at birth, in which the Huntington Hospital’s cardiovascular services program wall separating the upper heart chambers is not com- piloted a new initiative — Care Transitions — in 2010. pletely closed. Patent foramen ovale involves a hole in the Designed to help patients with congestive heart failure upper chambers of the heart (the hole should close shortly (CHF) transition successfully from the hospital to home, after birth, but sometimes does not, potentially leading to the initiative represents a partnership between cardio- stroke or heart attack). vascular services and the hospital’s Senior Care Network Dr. Durairaj notes that, because of our surgeons’ skill (SCN). Care Transitions initially served a cohort of CHF and experience, we have been able to significantly reduce patients who were at high risk for inpatient readmission. patients’ time in surgery for these procedures. And we are Explains Peggy Crabtree, executive director, cardio- seeing approximately double the number of patients with vascular services, “Care Transitions begins in the hospital, these conditions as in the past. “As our program continues where a cardiovascular resource coordinator provides to mature, rather than patients being referred to universi- the patient and family with critical information about ty hospitals, they’re being referred to us,” says Dr. Durairaj. post-discharge care and medication.” Following discharge, In fact, patients from as far away as Las Vegas have been a transition coordinator from SCN helps bridge the gap referred to receive this potentially lifesaving care here. between inpatient and outpatient care for patients. “This pilot is just the start of Care Transitions’ work,” says Eileen Koons, director, Senior Care Network. “We decided to look at CHF first because CHF patients tend to have other co-existing chronic conditions and re- ally need extra assistance. From a human perspective, it’s the right thing to do.” Huntington Hospital 25

Women’s and Children’s Services The best possible beginnings Huntington Memorial Hospital offers a level-III neonatal intensive care unit and is designated as a pediatric community hospital, with services including pediatric and pediatric intensive care units. As a result, young patients with serious medical conditions may be transported here from other facilities, to receive the sophisticated care they need. In 2010, we enhanced access still further — by consolidating neonatal and pediatric transport services, by expanding our outreach to other hospitals to let them know of this important service, and by increasing the number of nurses staffing the transport program. And we transported 79 infants to our neonatal intensive care unit and 105 children to our pediatric intensive care unit over the course of the year — a significant expansion over 2009. To better serve young patients, we also began gearing up for the remodel of our pediatric intensive care unit (PICU), which will support accreditation from California Children’s Services (CCS), a state program for children with certain diseases or health prob- lems. This accreditation will permit the hospital to provide care for children with a broader range of chronic diseases than currently possible. “Huntington Hospital’s PICU provides high-quality, lifesaving medical care for critically ill and injured children each year,” says Ashraf Abou-Zamzam, MD, medical director, PICU. “With just slight modifications to our facilities, we’ll be eligible to seek CCS certification, reflecting the highest quality standard for pediatrics in the State of California. It’s an achievement we can be truly proud of.” Already, Huntington Hospital offers the only pediatric inten- sive care unit in the region. It is capable of treating children with “ We are standing on the threshold serious conditions including multiple organ failure, for example. A of a new frontier in pediatrics at new, state-of-the-art monitoring system, installed in 2010, further Huntington Hospital. I’m optimistic enhanced our physicians’ and nurses’ ability to monitor every pa- that the future holds great things tient continuously, around the clock. with regard to care for some of the most vulnerable members of our community.” Mark Powell, MD Chair, Department of Pediatrics

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From left, Ricardo L. Liberman, MD, medical director of Huntington Memorial Hospital’s neonatal intensive care unit, and Ashraf Abou-Zamzam, MD, medical director of the hospital’s pediatric intensive care unit, share a commitment to our Donor Spotlight. Generous region’s youngest patients. friends like Katherine S. and Paul C. Johnson and Gwen and Guil Babcock provided support toward clinical education for Huntington Skilled — and getting better still Memorial Hospital’s Women’s Today’s clinical education increasingly relies on simulation dolls — mannequins with lifelike bodily functions — to expand provid- and Children’s Services program ers’ skills and experience. Huntington Hospital acquired two new in 2010. Specifically, their gifts simulation mannequins for its Women’s and Children’s Services allowed the hospital to purchase program in 2010. The newborn and baby mannequins will be used two high-tech simulation babies in continuing education for nurses, physicians and residents work- — or SimBabies. These life-like ing with the hospital’s youngest patients. mannequins simulate the body A constant state of readiness functions and responses (breathing, Certain emergencies may not occur frequently, but — when they crying, and more) of a real patient. do happen — our caregivers must be prepared to respond without They represent a safe and realistic hesitation. Our ECMO (extracorporeal membrane oxygenation) team of specialized nurses and respiratory therapists, along with way for caregivers to practice other physicians and nurses, conducted quarterly emergency drills clinical skills. The Johnsons’ gift, throughout 2010. These regular drills are designed to ensure team provided through The Gesner- members’ skills remain honed, for whenever the need arises. Johnson Family Foundation, Founded on research, focused on outcomes allowed us to acquire an infant- Research shows that breastfeeding results in the best outcomes for sized simulation mannequin, which babies, both from a nutritional and from an overall development has been named Rosie, in honor of standpoint. And skin-to-skin contact, with the baby lying on the Paul Johnson’s mother, an active mother’s chest, has been shown to promote successful breastfeeding. community member and children’s To increase the breastfeeding rate among healthy newborns at Huntington Hospital, we implemented a new skin-to-skin advocate who passed away in 2001. initiative in 2010. Activities included lactation training for all The Babcocks’ support was used to registered nurses in our neonatal, labor and delivery, and maternity purchase a newborn-sized SimBaby, units. In addition, hospital staff developed a new skin-to-skin named New B. brochure, provided parent/community education, and visited local obstetricians’ and pediatricians’ offices to let physicians and their staff know about skin-to-skin care at the hospital. This work was launched with funding from the State of California’s Birth and Beyond Project. 28 Year in Review 2010

Huntington Memorial Hospital’s graduate medical education program expanded during 2010, and now prepares more physicians for our region’s future. Below, general surgery residents review the surgery schedule for the day. Huntington Hospital 29

Donor Spotlight. Longtime donors T. June and Simon K.C. Li recently created an endowment in support of the hospital’s graduate medical education program. Their involvement will help ensure the future of superior medical education here. The Lis have chosen to name a medical Graduate Medical Education resident in honor of Simon’s Increasing our impact physician, creating the At current graduation and training rates, the United States could Dr. Charles Sharp Residency face a shortage of as many as 150,000 doctors in the next 15 years, in Internal Medicine. according to the Association of American Medical Colleges. And the greatest demand will be for primary-care physicians. Huntington Memorial Hospital’s graduate medical education program, which provides postgraduate education for residents in both internal medicine and general surgery, is thus of national significance. In 2010, furthermore, the hospital applied for and received approval for expansion of our graduate medical education program in internal medicine. Commencing in July 2011, we will increase enrollment of internal medicine residents to a total of 25 — and will continue to enroll 14 general surgery residents. “The increase will allow us to manage increased patient volume while simul- taneously ensuring that residents maintain appropriate work hours,” says Anthony G. Koerner, MD, director, internal medicine residency program. More of the best Even with this expansion, Huntington Hospital’s graduate medi- cal education program has become increasingly competitive, notes Dr. Koerner. “The number of applicants has increased 30 percent over the last year alone,” he says. “We can thus be even more selective with regard to resident qualifications and the quality of the schools from which they have graduated. We draw from the most prestigious, nationally recognized academic institutions.” 30 Year in Review 2010

To provide residents with the best postgraduate education and experience, the hospital’s teaching faculty has grown. And, since the introduction of a hospitalist medical group in 2007, the degree to which hospitalists are involved in teaching residents has steadily increased. “We’re tapping into the knowledge of professionals with expertise in quality assurance and safety issues, as well as clinical know-how,” says Dr. Koerner. “And our residents — like our patients — are benefiting from access to these up-to-date and energetic faculty members.” At the forefront in skills, knowledge Residents at the hospital obtain hands-on practice in special labo- ratory settings, to hone their skills. Internal medicine residents, for example, used the latest simulation technology in 2010. And to further strengthen our work, David R. Martin, MD, the director of Advanced simulation technology our skills laboratory for general surgery residents, began prepara- provides Huntington Memorial tions for accreditation from the American College of Surgeons as a Hospital caregivers with enhanced opportunities for hands-on skills level-II laboratory. development. Here, internal In addition to providing direct clinical care and participating medicine resident Giovanni in ongoing education, residents are also involved in a variety of Passanante, MD, provides “care” research projects, furthering knowledge in their fields. In 2010, for to an adult simulator known as iHoward, in honor of donors example, research conducted by our general surgery residents was Nan and Howard Schow. published in a variety of journals including the Annals of Vascular Surgery, Journal of Vascular Surgery and The American Surgeon. An impact on quality of care: today…and tomorrow Approximately 40 percent of all internal medicine residents at Huntington Hospital go on to establish their practices in the San Gabriel Valley, safeguarding high-quality care to regional patients, even as the nation faces physician shortages. “The residency program at Huntington Hospital really sets us apart from other community hospitals,” says Steven G. Katz, MD, director, surgical residency program. “Residents elevate the level of care and, given the significant number of Huntington Hospital-trained physicians who go on to work in the San Gabriel Valley, our program helps ensure the availability of superior medical care in our region for generations to come.” Huntington Hospital 31 32 Year in Review 2010 Huntington Hospital 33

Cary Manoogian, MD, is medical BytheNumbers director of the new Pasadena Community Urgent Care. The center • The new Pasadena is located at 3160 East Del Mar Community Urgent Boulevard, Pasadena. Care is available daily from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Care opened on More information regarding urgent October 11, 2010. care services may be found by visiting www.pasadenaurgentcare.com, or by • By December 31, 2010, calling (626) 270-2400. it had provided urgent care services to 2,136 patients, and was seeing an average of 36 patients per day. • The center serves both insured and Urgent Care uninsured patients. Approximately one- Meeting priority needs third of all patients In October 2010, Huntington Memorial Hospital — in partnership receiving care with the City of Pasadena, Huntington Medical Foundation and Community Health Alliance of Pasadena (CHAP) — opened during the period Pasadena Community Urgent Care. were under- or The new urgent care center responds to a previously unmet completely uninsured. need for prompt, high-quality medical care to address conditions that, while urgent, are not life-threatening. (According to health experts, a high percentage of emergency room visits nationwide are for conditions that could be successfully treated in a lower- level facility.) Cary Manoogian, MD, is medical director of the new Pasadena Community Urgent Care. “We’re responding each and every day to the need for prompt, high-quality urgent care services,” says Dr. Manoogian, who was formerly in private practice as an endocrinologist. “We’re thrilled to have been embraced so quickly by the community,” The urgent care center’s 10,020-square-foot facility was constructed by the City of Pasadena, and also houses primary Meds Too | Pasadena Community care services provided by CHAP. This co-location of services is Urgent Care dispenses medications expected to have multiple benefits, including prompt referral of patients to ensure the most appropriate level of care and access to safely, securely and promptly — an ongoing medical home. Protocols will also be in place to ensure using the first medication vending that patients with truly emergent needs are referred immediately machine on the West Coast. to Huntington Hospital’s Emergency & Trauma Center, with Using ATM-like security, patients ambulance transportation as needed. can obtain their medications without having to make a separate pharmacy trip. 34 Year in Review 2010

Members of the hospital’s spiritual care team provide compassionate support to patients and families. Pictured are (back row, from left): Reverend John Edward Crean, All Saints Episcopal Church; Maureen Michelena, lay Eucharistic minister, Holy Family Catholic Church; Lydia Luna, administrative assistant, spiritual care services; Leslie C. Allen, PhD, volunteer chaplain; Rudy Kronst, volunteer chaplain; Wendy Terpstra, MDiv, manager of spiritual care services; and (front row, from left): Jeffrey S. Nicholson, staff chaplain, spiritual care services; Reverend Jose Parathanal, Holy Family Catholic Church; and Carol Lawrence, lay Eucharistic minister, St. Andrew Catholic Church. Huntington Hospital 35

Spiritual Care Extra measures Huntington Memorial Hospital’s spiritual care program incorpo- rates a broad range of services. It helps meet the emotional and spiritual needs of all patients and their families — whether or not they ascribe to a particular religious tradition. “To me, James Fowler really hit the nail on the head when he said that spirituality ‘is the basis for community,’” says Wendy Terpstra, manager, spiritual care services. “He added that it’s ‘in spirituality that we experience our co-participation in the shared human condition,’ and here at Huntington Hospital, we definitely seek to create a sense of community, connectedness and well-being for patients and families. After all,” Wendy notes, “in a hospital, people experience some of the most trying — and some of the Donor Spotlight. Kathleen happiest — moments of their lives.” Good Podley and William M. Caring for mind, body, spirit Podley, along with Deanne Huntington Hospital’s spiritual care program services are and John T. Lewis, made provided by three full-time spiritual care providers, all of whom thoughtful gifts in support hold master’s of divinity degrees; 10 faith-based community of Huntington Memorial practitioners who serve as spiritual care volunteers; and interns Hospital’s spiritual care from Fuller Seminary who are working toward master’s of divinity degrees. In addition, the hospital partners with a number of program in 2010. These eucharistic ministers from local parishes. gifts reflect the donors’ Members of the spiritual care team are at the hospital from concern for the complete 8 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., Monday through Saturday, and are on call well-being of patients, and 24 hours per day, seven days a week. Ministers from local parishes provide spiritual care services on Sundays and as needed. In 2010, their commitment to the approximately 3,500 patients and their family members received broader dimensions of care at services through the program. the hospital. Spiritual care is offered to all patients admitted to the hospital. And the spiritual care team is also on hand to provide comfort and assistance to family members when a trauma patient arrives at the hospital, for example; when a patient requires resuscitation; and at other difficult times. Participation is entirely voluntary. A recent research study among Medicare inpatients with a chronic illness demonstrated that availability of spiritual care services reduced mortality rates. At Huntington Hospital, patients certainly appreciate the availability of this extra measure of care. “There’s no way we could return the gift you gave us,” said one recipient of spiritual care services, for example, after her husband’s emergency heart surgery. 36 Year in Review 2010

Huntington Memorial Hospital’s Senior Care Network expanded its support for Alzheimer’s patients in 2010, through a new Memory Club. Lynn Palin (far right), who co-facilitates the new program with Neil Kaminsky (not Senior Care pictured), chats with two local residents about available services. Network Services that make a difference Senior Care Network now provides infor- mation, education and support for patients with early-onset Alzheimer’s disease through a new Memory Club program. This eight-week program, implemented in 2010, offers services to both the patient and his/her spouse/partner. Services are provided in conjunction with the national Alzheimer’s Association. “In the case of Alzheimer’s disease,” says Eileen Koons, director, Senior Care Network, “it’s extremely important to provide both patients and their caregivers with tools to maintain the strength and health of their relationship. In addition, Donor Spotlight. The work through Memory Club,” she adds, “we of Huntington Memorial want to help people with Alzheimer’s dis- Hospital’s Senior Care ease age with dignity and maintain their Network (SCN) receives independence for as long as possible.” During Memory Club sessions, important support from speakers provide information about such the Huntington Collection. topics as legal issues associated with This one-of-a-kind retail Alzheimer’s disease, the latest research and consignment shop, in the field, and the psychosocial aspects of living with Alzheimer’s disease. This located across the street educational component of the program from Huntington Hospital, is complemented by supportive services: generates funds through Patients gather with other patients, and its sales. The Collection in caregivers with other caregivers, to discuss Alzheimer’s-related issues and receive turn relies on community support from their peers and group leaders. donations — of such items as antique furniture and vintage clothing, for example — as well as the dedicated work of local volunteers. Huntington Hospital 37

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Huntington Memorial Hospital continues to assess health needs in the San Gabriel Valley, and recently launched a new online portal that local residents and organizations can use to track progress toward important health benchmarks. Healthy Pasadena Understanding the need Huntington Memorial Hospital conducted a new Community Needs Assessment in 2010, updating our understanding of health- related needs in the San Gabriel Valley. The new assessment provided information that will allow us to address — and maximize our impact on — community health over the coming three years. In addition, it documented the hospital’s positive impact on the health of our community to date. Based on assessment findings, several priorities for community benefits services have been identified, moving forward. The management of chronic diseases, for example, will remain a significant priority. In addition, the hospital will continue to provide flu shots to the community, will work to further strengthen collaborative efforts with other organizations in the San Gabriel Valley, and will deliver a variety of education and prevention services. Eyes on the goal Huntington Hospital created a new online portal in 2010, via which community residents and healthcare organizations can obtain up-to-date information about our region’s health. The website — healthypasadena.org — also documents Huntington Hospital’s Donor Spotlight. The Good progress toward specific health benchmarks. Sheryl Rudie, director of business development, emphasizes Hope Medical Foundation that the site will further increase transparency with regard to how provided generous funding to the hospital is measuring up to its goals. “This site will help com- cover the cost of laboratory munity residents discern the difference we’re making through our tests for patients of various initiatives,” she says. “Ultimately, of course, we want our Huntington Ambulatory Care work to move the marker for health in our region.” Center (the Dispensary). By underwriting the cost of these tests, the foundation allowed Dispensary physicians to obtain vital diagnostic information, which in turn guided high-quality care. 40 Year in Review 2010

Top: Huntington Hospital volunteer Sadie Seto guides guests during a tour of Huntington Hospital Cancer Center. Bottom: From left, hospital volunteers Anna Ho, Edie Lee, and Diana Ling with Elizabeth Lee, health educator, community outreach.

Community Benefits Services Addressing need in a diverse community To improve access to needed cancer care among the local Chinese-American community, Huntington Memorial Hospital and affiliated physicians conducted a variety of outreach events in 2010. These included: • A dinner event during which primary-care physicians from the Chinese-American community met with Chinese cancer physicians from the hospital. • A tour of Huntington Hospital Cancer Center and Huntington- Hill Breast Center for community members of Chinese descent, led by Chinese physicians and volunteers. • A cancer prevention and treatment seminar (along with breast self-exam education), led by Jeannie Shen, MD, Paulette Y. Saddler, MD, and Ramona M. Kyaw, MD, held at Huntington Hospital Cancer Center. Huntington Hospital also partnered with Herald Cancer Association, a respected cancer society in the Chinese community, to offer a prostate cancer-prevention event. The seminar and screening included a presentation in Mandarin by Felix Y. Yip, MD, Clayton S. Lau, MD, and Roger W. Satterthwaite, MD. Representatives of Herald Cancer Association were also on hand to answer questions and conduct prostate screenings. More than 110 community members took advantage of the event to increase their knowledge regarding cancer and health. Huntington Hospital 41 42 Year in Review 2010

Top: Huntington Memorial Hospital was selected as the Los Angeles-area sponsor of the American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women initiative in 2010. Below, Patty Watson-Wood, RN, senior health and caregiver support coordinator, represented What women want: healthy hearts the hospital’s Senior Care Network Recognizing Huntington Hospital’s continued commit- at a 2010 heart health event. ment to high-quality education and care for women, the American Heart Association selected us as the Los Angeles-area sponsor of its Go Red for Women initiative in 2010. Go Red is designed to raise women’s awareness regarding heart disease — the leading cause of death among women, nationwide. Through our ongoing partnership with the American Heart Association, Huntington Hospital physicians and staff provide community lectures, health screenings and other services in the community. A 2010 Go Red luncheon held at the JW Marriott Los Angeles, for example, attracted more than 1,000 participants. Huntington Hospital representatives were in attendance to provide blood pressure screenings. In addition, Huntington Hospital physician Magdalena C. Arenas, MD, made a presentation to low-income, Spanish-speaking women from our area, emphasizing the need for prevention. Following an information-packed presentation, Dr. Arenas answered questions and helped participants understand their own heart health. A healthful helping hand San Gabriel Valley community members gathered in Donor Spotlight. June 2010 for a special luncheon and presentations Community resident by Huntington Memorial Hospital physician experts Barbara J. Giolando was regarding health, beauty and the process of aging honored at the 2010 Go Red gracefully. Held on the hospital’s campus in the Braun Auditorium, the half-day event featured three speak- for Women luncheon for ers: Jennifer Park, MD, shared information regarding her positive approach to advances in hormone-replacement therapy and how heart health, her longtime to ease the process of menopause. Charles F. Sharp, community leadership, MD, provided the latest news regarding prevention and and her involvement at treatment of osteoporosis. And Kay Durairaj, MD, gave a presentation entitled “A Beautiful You…Inside and the hospital. She and her Out” — focusing on well-being at every age. husband, Dick J. Giolando, are participants in, and supporters of, the hospital’s cardiac rehabilitation program and have contributed to various other aspects of our work. Huntington Hospital 43 44 Year in Review 2010

Electronic Health Records

The latest health management tools Physicians who have already elected to use Hun- In keeping with our longstanding commitment to tingtonRx are enjoying secure, real-time access to their leading-edge medicine, Huntington Memorial Hospital patients’ medication histories, including medications last year invested in new software that provides our prescribed by other physicians not just in the San Gabriel physicians with unprecedented access to web-based Valley, but across the country (since patients sometimes health tools — supporting improved patient safety and fill prescriptions while traveling). The system’s built-in collaborative patient care. One example: In March 2010, alerts notify the physician of potential problems, includ- the hospital purchased and began implementing new ing allergies, harmful interactions, and so on — adding ePrescribe software, HuntingtonRx, and began training a further layer of medication safety and reducing the and supporting physicians and their staff to utilize potential for medication errors. In addition, the system the system. HuntingtonRx provides clinicians with allows physicians to send prescriptions directly to the information that saves lives, time and money. It promotes patient’s neighborhood pharmacy, enhancing efficiency patient health via access to medical history and health and convenience. And because HuntingtonRx also pro- insurance formulary information. vides the medication formulary of the patient’s health Rebecca Armato, executive director of physician plan, participating physicians can work directly with their and interoperability services, notes that this new system patient to select the most cost-effective option. This helps represents a significant step toward San Gabriel Valley to mitigate unnecessary cost to the patient and prevent providers’ full conversion to electronic health records follow-up calls and resultant delays when the patient goes and a patient-focused, connected, collaborative health to pick up the medication. community. “HuntingtonRx was the first phase of our Huntington Health eConnect initiative,” Rebecca says, Helping doctors help patients “which is designed to provide a secure, robust health Huntington Hospital neurologist Yafa Minazad, DO, was information superhighway to connect all the providers an early adopter of HuntingtonRx. “Physicians are very involved in the care of a patient, supporting collaboration busy,” she says, “so it’s an extremely valuable asset to have among physicians and other caregivers involved. It will Rebecca and the hospital team researching the best elec- provide potentially lifesaving bridges between the various tronic systems and processes. HuntingtonRx improves silos of information that exist in different electronic the accuracy and timeliness of care delivery,” she adds. health records and computer systems today,” she explains, “Most importantly, it further minimizes the chance for “and, as a result, it will promote the best possible care human error — making it an extremely valuable tool from decisions — and outcomes — for patients in our region.” the physician’s, pharmacist’s and patient’s perspective.” Rebecca notes that participating physicians can access HuntingtonRx securely from any internet-capable device. “We’re excited to be at the very leading edge of delivering technical innovations into the hands of our physicians. By providing insights that improve clinical decision-making, we’re delivering real value to them and their patients at the point of care,” she says. “It’s about creating a truly collaborative care environment that improves not just the quality of care delivered in our community — but the quality of health in our community.” Huntington Hospital 45

Neurologist Yafa Minazad, DO, is enthusiastic about HuntingtonRx. This web-based health tool streamlines prescribing, adds a further layer of protection against medication errors, and increases patient convenience. 46 Year in Review 2010

2010 Financial Review Huntington Memorial Hospital and Affiliates

2010* 2009*

Balance sheet (in $ millions)

Property and equipment 433 421 Cash and marketable securities 260 195 Other assets 295 295

Total assets 988 911

Long-term obligations 216 222 Other liabilities 162 153 Net assets 610 536

Total liabilities and equity 988 911

S tatement of operations (in $ millions)

Patient services and revenues 520 456 Other revenues 38 35

Total revenues 558 491

Salaries and employee benefits 266 263 Other expenses 245 178 Capital costs 34 44

Total expenses 545 485

Income 13 6

Community Benefits Huntington Memorial Hospital provides approximately $63.3 million in qualified community benefits annually. Specifically, community benefits include: • Medical services available to the community only through Huntington Hospital. • Charity care, including healthcare services provided to patients who meet certain criteria and cannot afford to pay, as well as differences between the cost of care and the amount of reimbursement for patients covered by Medi‑Cal. • Health research, education and training programs. • Benefits directed at vulnerable populations and the community at large. The hospital also provided $27.7 million in additional support to the Medicare population, during the 2010 reporting period.

Calculations based on report filed with the State of California in May 2011. * Inclusive of Collis P. and Howard Huntington Memorial Trust Huntington Hospital 47

2010 Donors to Huntington Memorial Hospital

We are proud to recognize donors whose 2010 gifts helped ensure the availability of superior care at Huntington Memorial Hospital. We are truly grateful for their support of our high-quality medical services. These generous friends have made a real and positive difference in the lives of patients across our region.

Chairman’s Council Marilyn & Jud Roberts Family President’s Circle A ssociate Reflects cumulative lifetime giving Jane L. & Richard* Roe Reflects gifts of $2,000 or more $5,000 to $9,999 of $100,000 or more. Levels include: The SahanDaywi Foundation received between January 1, 2010, Anonymous (5) Life Benefactor, Benefactor, Founder Ted & Lori Samuels and December 31, 2010. Levels Mr. Robert L. Aronoff and Fellow. The John & Dorothy Shea Foundation include: Patron, Colleague, Medicus Ms. Rebecca B. Bales Rary Simmons Society, Associate and Friend. Jack & Joan Bonholtzer Life Benefactor Judith J. & Robert L. Spare Mrs. Janet O. Bowmer Anonymous Mrs. Hubert M. Walker, Jr. P atron Don & Evaline Brice Mr. & Mrs. Guilford C. Babcock $50,000 to $99,999 Susan & Stephen Chandler Mr. & Mrs. Merle H. Banta Fellow Jim Avedikian/Phoenix Wellness Center Catherine (Tink) Cheney & Barry Jones Carl F. Braun Residuary Trust Anonymous (4) Dr. & Mrs. James C. Caillouette Mr. John G. Clary Dona & Gordon Crawford Mr. & Mrs. Paul F. Bennett Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Dulin Doris Young Coates Foo-Oi Foundation David Bianchi William & Patricia Jameson Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Coffey Harriet & James Fullerton Mrs. Sharon Hammond Boultinghouse Bonnie & Micah Kass Diane & Robert Coyer Margaret & Ned Good Ann & Richard Boutin & Family Melba Macneil Dr. & Mrs. James A. Crabtree Heather and Paul Haaga Mrs. Henry A. Braun Weta & Allen Mathies Mrs. Mary Anne A. Cunningham Dr.* & Mrs. Joseph J. Jacobs Kristin & Greg Chapman Jason & Rena Pilalas Mr. George G. Dawley The J. Terrence Lanni Family Richard & Michelle Chino & Family Wendy & John Siciliano Mr. & Mrs. Gordon M. deLang Ellen & David Lee Ed & Alicia Clark Mrs. Elizabeth Y. Suffel Ms. Lois M. Di Santo T. June & Simon K.C. Li Kevin G. Clifford Family Nancy L. Van Tuyle Lucile McVey Dunn Phillip D. & Lois S. Matthews John & Mary Cosgrove Deborah & Robert Wycoff Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Dunn The Ouyang Family Arthur Crowe, Jr. Robert Edens Mr. & Mrs. William M. Podley Mrs. James F. Dickason C olleague Eleven Twenty Seven Foundation Mr. & Mrs. J. Kristoffer Popovich Mr. & Mrs. R. Todd Doney $25,000 to $49,999 (Trustee, Temo A. Arjani) The James & Eleanor Randall Helen I. Drummond Anonymous Mrs. Dorothy Falcinella Foundation Gail & Jim Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hillenburg Mr. & Mrs. Douglas J. Forbes Anne & Jim Rothenberg Gesner/Johnson Foundation Friends of Anna Win Kho The Schow Foundation Robert W. & Esmeralda T. Gibson Medicus Society Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Furrey The H. Russell Smith Foundation The Giolando Family $10,000 to $24,999 Mr. John E. Grech Helen & Will Webster The Glassford Family Mr. W. Jefferson Arnett Joyce & Allen Greif Leonard Gumport & Wendy Munger Mrs. George N. Boone Mr. Herbert Hezlep III Benefactor The C. S. & Carmen deMora Hale Paul & Sherrill Colony Priscilla & Gary Hoecker Anonymous Foundation Mr. & Mrs. John C. Cushman III Moraig (Jo) Jardon Ayrshire Foundation Ann Slavik Hall Mr. & Mrs. Paul DeJoseph Mr. & Mrs. R. William Johnston The Braun Family Mr. & Mrs. George A. Harris Stuart & Georgia Dunn Hideo & Nancy Kagawa The Bryant Family Mr. & Mrs. James W. Hirschmann III Tom & Nancy Elsaesser Foundation Gail & Steven Katz Andrew & Peggy Cherng Mr. & Mrs. William H. Hurt Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Fish Mr. & Mrs. George P. Kinkle III The Condon Family Foundation Mrs. George D. Jagels George C. & Marcia Good Horst & Virginia Lechler Mr. Arno E. Grether Gregory D. & Jennifer W. Johnson Mrs. Eunice E. Goodan Michael & Ellen Linsey Mr. & Mrs. Ronald L. Havner, Jr. Katherine & Paul Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Goodspeed Dr. & Mrs. Peter D. Lippincott Mr. & Mrs. Stanley D. Hayden Mr. & Mrs. B. Marshall Katz Martin* & Mildred Gould Marlow & Herrad Marrs Adelaide Hixon Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Kohl Sunil K. Hegde, MD Ilene & Howard Marshall Margot & Mitch Milias Carol & John Llewellyn The Henry Family Fund Edward J. & Dorothy H. McCarthy Mr. & Mrs. Ronald B. Morrow Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Mrs. Joseph A. Herron Judy & Steve McDonald Lee & Therese Mothershead Janet & Len* Marangi Rollin, Nancy, Marie & Ben Herron Mr. & Mrs. John E. McGhee John & Leanne Mothershead Mr. Sydney J. Mead & Mr. Roger Servick Mr. & Mrs. Peter D. Kaufman Dave & Jennifer Murphy Judy & Ben Reiling Charles & Lorene Moran Robert F. & Barbara H. Koch Mrs. Joanne Nuckols The Linda & John Seiter Family Elizabeth Nickerson Mr. & Mrs. John T. Lewis Mr. & Mrs. Ronald A. Okum Judy & Robert Waller Mr. & Mrs. Talmadge O’Neill Shelly & Dennis Lowe Kay & Steve Onderdonk Joanne Watson-Holmes Elizabeth M. & Donald W. Petit Mr. & Mrs. Richard T. Mandeville, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. David B. Partridge Cynthia & Henry Yost Diana J. Raney Diane & Craig Martin Sue & Steve Ralph Robert & Shirley Yu Charles & Nancy Reardon Ms. Nancy J. Patterson Carol Reynolds Mr. & Mrs. S. Robert Zeilstra Marge Richards Mr. & Mrs. Bo G. Pettersson Susan & Rufus Rhoades Mr. & Mrs. Stephen D. Rountree Mrs. L. Maxine Pittroff Genie Mulé Founder Virginia H. Rowan Harold & Penny Ray Deidra Norman Schumann Shelley Allen & Bob Kohorst Katharine & Warren Schlinger Irene N. Sang, OD, FAAO Rod Shingu Avery & Andy Barth Mrs. Terry Seidler The Robin Alexander Sateriale Dottie & Alan Snitzer Lynn & Doug Brengel Mr. Richard P. Shooshan Foundation Dr. David & Sucy Stevenson Mr. & Mrs. Daniel M. Brigham, Jr. Jaynie & Woody Studenmund Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Saunders Laney & Tom Techentin Wendy & Jim Drasdo Mr. Chor Chai Tan & Mrs. Marie Tan Drs. Neil & Sonia Singla Paula M. Verrette, MD Mr. & Mrs. James K. Dunton Patricia Thomas Tim K. Siu, MD & Annie Chin Siu, DDS Mr. & Mrs. Clarence F. Waterman Julia & Ken Gouw Ms. Anita To Kimball D. Smith Ms. Martha White Ms. Sheila Grether & Mr. Mark Marion Jeannie & William Tsai Marilyn & Eugene Stein Richmond & Julie Wolf Mr. & Mrs. P. Theodore Hammond Mr. Harry Tsao & Ms. Carol Chen Mr. Stephen S. Talt & Stephanie F. & J. Dale Harvey Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Wang Ms. Leslee P. Sherrill-Talt Friend Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Hirrel The Warren/Soden/Hopkins Dorothy Tatter, MD $2,000 to $4,999 Mr. & Mrs. David M. Kirchheimer Family Foundation Elizabeth H. Taylor & John D. Taylor Mr. & Dr. Ashwin Adarkar Heather & Harvey Lenkin Ying Enterprises, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Franklin E. Ulf III Dr. Syeda M. Ali & Mr. Khaja Uddin Pam & J. C. Massar Jeffrey & Renee Ying Mr. & Mrs. Russell E. White Mr. & Mrs. Bruce H. Amesbury Carolyn & Chuck Miller Dr. & Mrs. Kwang-I Yu The Wong Family Anonymous (10) John & Leanne Mothershead Mr. & Mrs. Stephen A. Young Frank & Sharon Arthofer Mrs. Charles H. Reeves Mr. William D. Young Tina & Phillip Baker 48 Year in Review 2010

Marlene R. Konnar & George Q. Jung, MD & Stewart R. Smith & Robin A. Ferracone Mr. Leo A. Bullara John D. Baldeschwieler Ms. Judy Ann Wong Mr. & Mrs. Charlie Smith Mr. Stephen H. Caine Dr. & Mrs. Eugene T. Baldridge Dr. & Mrs. John P. Kassabian Rodney & Joan Spears Mr. Dougal S. Cameron Charles & Lisa Battaglia Ms. Judith G. Kelly Richard & Dorothy Stone Ms. Margaret J. Campbell Boris & Tiffany Beljak Barbara & Bill Klove Shirley P. Struble Sherrill & James Carbonetti Mr. Scott A. Bell & John & Jennith Knox Mrs. Pelletier H. Supple Arnold & Ruth Carlson Ms. Joy L. Matsumoto Mr. William C. Koelsch & Dr. William W. Sutherling & Mr. Michael Carone Lauren & Kevin Bender Ms. Amanda Goodan Ms. Jeri Nichols-Sutherling James Cashin Mr. & Mrs. Daniel E. Biles, Sr. Mrs. Patricia Koelzer Francis & Swanny Tan Cathi Chadwell & James Dalgarn Margaret & Kenneth Blair Mrs. Patricia R. Konold Donald & Sally Tapert Mr. Richard W. Chamberlain C. J. & Jean Blasiar Diane E. Kooken Mechaley & Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Thorell Ms. Clara Chan Jenifer Paul Bode Kurt Mechaley Martha Tolles Anthony H. Chang, MD Ms. Sandra A. Bode Mr. Maury H. Kulwin Dorothy M. Vaughn Mr. & Mrs. Jason Chau Debbe & Spike Booth Dr. Bill & Susie Lattin Gordon & Sharon ViGario Tom & Maryadele Clougherty Byron & Mary Ann Boyer Mrs. Wai-Ling Lew Drs. John & Nancy Vogt Jim & Sharon Cochran Judith B. Brandt Nancy & Ken Lewis Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Volk Mr. & Mrs. Jordan Cohen Mrs. Jack Brennan Mrs. Yvonne Llewellyn Mark W. Waller Mr. Gilbert Contreras James H. Brewer & Jane & Alex MacKinnon Mr. & Mrs. Thomas B. Walper Stacey & Joseph Conzonire DeeDee Moffat-Brewer Mary J. MacPherson William & Cynthia Wang Mr. & Mrs. Peter Coors Betty Ann & Frank Brooks Mr. & Mrs. Timothy S. Manaka Richard & Ann Ward Ms. Mary P. Coquillard Roger Brown Karla & David Marshall Tom Warren Dr. & Mrs. Jay Crabtree Mr. & Mrs. Robert Bruncati John & Patricia Martin Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Waterman Elsie M. 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Guy William & Cynthia Wang Gary H. & Helga Sherman Arnold Winer William & Barbara Hanna Mr. & Mrs. Clarence F. Waterman Dr. & Mrs. Boston S. Shima Mr. & Mrs. Reger C. Wong Margaret & Roger Harmon Carol M. Watson Mr. & Mrs. Erick Sholty Ms. Grace Woo Lois & Warren Hartman Mr. & Mrs. John G. Webb Mr. Robert F. Shryock Mr. & Mrs. Christopher R. Wood Sally & Michael Horner Daniel A. Weiss Mr. Amiel Shulsinger Mrs. Horace Phelps Wood II Moraig (Jo) Jardon Mrs. J. Clifford Willcox Laura L. Sirott, MD & Dorothy & Jack Wooddell Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Johnson Cynthia & Henry Yost Mr. Yury Stashevsky Mrs. Martha C. Woods Ms. W. Ann Kaiser Valerie K. Siu Mr. Harwood L. Wright Mr. & Mrs. B. Marshall Katz In Memory of Ms. Judith M. Skowbo Mr. Theodore Y. Wu Betty Keatinge* Jaffer M. Ali Ann & Varley Smith Ms. Nancy M. Yamada Suzan W. King Dr. Syeda M. Ali & Mr. Khaja Uddin Mrs. Constance H. Smith Ms. Jeanne Yamane Dr.* & Mrs. Gilbert P. Kipnis Ms. Jana Smith Mr. Paul Yee Mr. Robert F. & Barbara* H. Koch Harriet Reeder Allen Mary Ann & Mike Smith Mr. & Mrs. H. John Yingling Lorraine (Shingu) Koyama Bill Reeder Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Smith Ms. Emily Young Mr. Charles H. Laws Dr. & Mrs. Brian W. Snaer Mr. & Mrs. John C. Youngson Mrs. Hilda O. Lemke Arlene N. Anderson Mr. & Mrs.* Harold R. Sobel Ms. Sinath Yu Elizabeth P. Lent Mrs. Dalen L. Horning Mr. Philip K. Sotel Kathy Yun, RN Mrs. Robert V. Lohse Mr. & Mrs. Ferdinand J. Soulanille Kari & Anthony Zoolakis Jeanice Lott John Andreas Mr. William Spivak* Mr. Matthew J. Zoolakis & Paul Louie Mr. Ronald Andreas Ms. Marilyn J. Stalder-Burke & Dr. Julie Zoolakis Melba Macneil Mr. Jonathan Burke Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Zuber Mr. & Mrs. Richard T. Mandeville, Sr. Jane W. Andrews Greg & Randalyn Stanislawski Ilene & Howard Marshall Ms. Susan L. Andrews Ms. Bronwyn Starr Donor Diane & Craig Martin Mr. Juergen Steding $1 to $149 Dr. & Mrs. Ralph B. Martin Jose Angeles Bill & Paula Steele Huntington Hospital is grateful to the Phillip D. & Lois S. Matthews Mr. Jose Angeles Alan & Millie Steinbrecher 2,254 donors who made gifts at the Mr. Richard M. McAllister Robert & Elizabeth Stellwagen Donor level in 2010. Every gift makes Jennifer & Shawn McCreight Maria M. Arellano Mr. William H. Stockly & a difference. Mr. & Mrs. John E. McGhee Mr. Manuel Arellano Ms. Elizabeth S. Bleecker-Stockly Mr. Sydney J. Mead & Mr. Roger Servick Andrea Stradling Legacy Gift Society Mrs. John Meihaus Isabel P. Arnett Eugene & Janann Strand Legacy Gift Society members have Jeanne Mignard Mr. W. Jefferson Arnett Nancy Strong remembered Huntington Hospital in Earl & Roberta Morehead Ms. Patti L. Stumbaugh their estate plans. Rena B. Morris Robert V. Ashworth Mr. Albert Chao-Yu Su & Mrs. Andrea Morseburg Mrs. Robert Ashworth Ms. Diane Tsui Hsueh Su Mr. & Mrs. Robert Alexander, Jr. Elizabeth Morton Mr. & Mrs. Victor M. Suzuki Elizabeth Andresen Lee & Therese Mothershead Dr. William Benefiel Mr. & Mrs. John Symes Anonymous (32) Mr. & Mrs. Yoshiaki Murakami Mrs. Harold E. Marsh Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Taylor Mrs. George P. Armour Rosia Y. Pan Brigitte* & Robert Thaler Mr. W. Jefferson Arnett Yen S. Pan Marvel Bennetsen Mr. & Mrs. Howard W. Theurer Jim Avedikian/ Peggy Phelps Mr. & Mrs. Vangalea Weems Mr. Brian Thomas Phoenix Wellness Center Dr.* & Mrs. Morton Pinsky Dr. Ladd Thomas & Nona R. Baer Frances J. Powell, Ed.D. Larry Berger Mrs. Cherry Thomas Mr. Stanley Balitzer Mr. & Mrs. John W. Pring Ms. Catherine Berger Frank & Joan Thompson Ms. Dorothy Barnhart Ms. Frances L. Quan Mr. & Mrs. Kieran Thompson Mr. & Mrs. P. James Barthe Mrs. Meredith R. Quinn Cherry C. Bianchi Mrs. James M. Tisdall Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Beckham, Jr. Mrs. Helen C. Ratliff J. Douglas & Margaret Gilmour Charisse & Rob Tolleson David & Katherine Bianchi Carol Reynolds Rev. Ocie B. Tolson Neena Bixby Susan & Rufus Rhoades Richard J. Bing, MD Sammy & Barbara Tom Jenifer Paul Bode Jud & Marilyn Roberts Sue & Don Applegate Mr. Tsutae Tsumori Mr. Paul Bonner Robert W. & Lillian O. Rogers Norman T. Chien, MD Robert & Mae Uchida Mrs. Ann Simmons Boutin Walt & Kathy Rose Faye A. Eggerding, MD, PhD Dr. Arvid E. Underman & Mrs. Charles G. Bragg Virginia H. Rowan Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Fleeter Ms. Lo-Xi Yang Trish Bredesen Mrs. Jack T. Ryburn* Mr. & Mrs. David Glanzrock Jane B. Unruh Mr. Jack F. Brent Elsie Sadler Robert T. Goldweber, MD & Jolly Urner Mr. & Mrs. Daniel M. Brigham, Jr. Mr. George S. Sahagian Veronica Thomas Ms. Jean Vander Horst Mr. & Mrs. James Bruni The SahanDaywi Foundation Mr. Ed Honowitz & Ms. Ellen R. Pais Dr. & Mrs. Thomas L. Vander Laan Mercedes Caballero The Schow Foundation Marylou Ingram, MD Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth E. Varden Angelica Clark Deidra Norman Schumann Mr. & Mrs. William S. Lochhead Mrs. Suzanne Vermilyea Mrs. Katherine C. Clark Ms. Marlene A. Seaholm Robert J. Mackin, Jr. & Merrilee Fellows Mr. & Mrs. James F. Vernon H. Wayne Clouse Cathleen & Barry Sedlik Phillip D. & Lois S. Matthews Margaret & Guillermo Villarreal Doris Young Coates Rod Shingu Dave & Janice Moritz Palma & John Vincenti James & Sharon Cochran Mr. Richard P. Shooshan Mr. Donald R. Voss Marty & Bruce Coffey W. June Simmons 52 Year in Review 2010

Helen Birmingham Jack Cornwell Jenny B. Farnham Joan T. Haskell Ms. Ruth M. Norton Ms. Carolyn L. Cornwell Lucy & Gene Kunzman Rary Simmons

Larry A. Bivens, Sr. Maria F. Coronado Naomi S. Farr William Haupt, Jr. Mr. Paul E. Bivens Ms. Jocelyn Jurado Mr. Douglas Farr Mrs. Cecelia Haupt

Wanda Black William J. Cullinane, Sr. Martin A. Flynn, MD Julia Heard Ms. Rheubena Jackson Mrs. Clarine Cullinane Michael Flynn Dean & Judy Pruitt Ms. Leslie Kite Helene Blackman Barbara Cunliffe Ronald Lee Hedlund Ms. Joanne Hensiek Mr. & Mrs. Alan Wayte Charlie Foglia Mr. & Mrs. Donald Hedlund Ms. Leota F. McNall Bogust Extended Family The D’Aiello Family Margaret Hernandez Mr. Jeffrey Bogust & Mr. & Mrs. David Sandoval Clarence Fong Ms. Rebecca Hernandez-Ormonde Mr. Henry J. Bogust Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Jung Elizabeth Haight Davidson Louise Highshaw Lee & Melba Bohannon Rita Coulter Ruby Foster Anonymous Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. Victor L. Talbert Raymond (Buzz) Davis Bobbi Hiken Frances Booth Weta & Allen Mathies Ernesto Frescas, Sr. Lois & Warren Hartman Mrs. Alexander Avola Ms. Guadalupe Frescas Lawrence Day William L. Hildeburn Carol Bowles Georgia-Lee Mon Donald Freshwater, MD Mr. & Mrs. Edmond R. Davis Ms. Bronwyn Starr Mrs. Caryl L. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Donald C. Dewey Owen (Wink) Day Margot & Mitch Milias Ofelia Bretado Shirlee Chadwell-Elftman Cynthia Friedman Dr. David & Sucy Stevenson Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Friedman Alice Hines Robert M. De Leonardis III Mr. Roger Friedman Ms. Nancy C. Bohte Charles S. Broberg, MD Mrs. Marcella De Leonardis The Gillette Family Tona Fuentes Margaret H. Hinkley Ms. Carmen I. Maytorena Rudolph S. Dien Dr. David & Sucy Stevenson Mr. Donald R. Hinkley Mrs. Ginny Wetzel Ms. Marie J. Huntoon Kimiye Fujimoto George S. Hjelte W. J. Brown Eartha A. (Dolly) Dmohowski Mr. Ryan M. Chow Dorothy Hjelte Meyer Mrs. Betty Brown Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Garrett Ms. Sharyn Chow Ada Clarke Watson

Stanley Brozek Freddy Don Fred Fukutaki Phyllis Hjelte Mrs. Stanley Brozek Ms. Kim I. Surh Robert & Mae Uchida Ada Clarke Watson Ms. Mariko Ueunten Frank N. Brundige Donna Gail Hodgdon Mrs. Patricia A. Brundige Mr. Clifford R. Chambers Harold (Bud) Gallagher Mr. Donald P. Hodgdon Mrs. L. Eva Gallagher Paris R. Burden Betty Doty Sheila M. Hogan, RN Anonymous Ms. Nancy C. Bohte Edward T. Garcia Ms. Mary-Jo Wynne Ms. Dolores P. Garcia Deidra Burton Evelyn Doviat Pansey F. Hooks Ms. Louise I. Bartholomew Mr. Keith Borkman & Ms. Joan M. Davis Helen Gepfert Ms. Rosemary Hooks Mr. Richard A. Endo Mr. & Mrs. Bob Hemmings Irmgard Calhoun Ms. Joan C. Hillard John C. Hoover Ms. Krystal N. Hamner Ms. Merry Keith Rocco Girillo Mrs. John C. Hoover Ms. Margaret R. Manatt Ms. Mary A. Girillo Stuart Jay Carlisle Mr. & Mrs. Harold Olson Pamela Hoover Mrs. Lilly C. Carlisle Temple City Sister City Association Ana E. Gomez Mrs. John C. Hoover Ms. Lynn Young Mr. Franklin E. Gomez Sharon S. Casey John C. Hower Mr. Gordon Schneiders Zip Dranchak Franklin R. Gomez Mr. Albert Faccinto, Jr. Ms. Jana Smith Mr. Franklin E. Gomez Katharine M. Cashman Blanche Howitt Dr. Susan Cashman Maria Pilarcho Echeverria Lena May Gordon Ms. Ann Howitt Ms. Martha E. Pilliard Mr. & Mrs. Jean L. Indart Mary Belle Wright Bill Hudson Evelyn Caulfield John R. Eckman Richard E. Grace Ms. Pearl S. Hudson Shirlee Chadwell-Elftman Alice R. Eckman Mrs. Karen J. Grace Mr. Maurice H. Kent Ella M. Huff Jeani Chalmers Charles K. Grimm Mr. Harold D. Huff Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth D. Smith George D. Edwards Ms. Ramona Grimm Mr. John A. Valpreda Christine Iskanian Clara Chapman Joe Guzzetta Ms. Della I. Brosnan Ms. Margaret M. Chapman Carrie Elias Carole & Warren Greene Laura Dutt & Douglas Marsh & Prince Michael Joseph Jackson Suzanne (Susie) Chaput their dog, Sophie Charles E. Hamann Ms. Rozlyn Y. Kelly Ms. Lou-Ann Guarna Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Harris Ms. Pauline A. Hamann Ms. Jana Smith Ambrose & Mary Janes Wei Chen Doreen Hambleton Ms. Jeanne Bushra Ms. Monique Chan Joseph L. Emanuel Shirlee Chadwell-Elftman Ms. Jacqueline Bruno Skip Johnson Ida D. Childress Mr. Roberto Bruno Helen J. Hancock Mr. & Mrs. Stephen L. Slakey Ms. Lorene R. Perry-Butler Ms. Rae Ann M. Caputo Dean & Judy Pruitt Mr. & Mrs. Dean Hefner Berkeley Johnston Jerome Fairbanks Clark Mr. & Mrs. William Kreuz Marvin K. Hand Shirlee Chadwell-Elftman Mrs. Jerry F. Clark Mrs. Judith C. Trowbridge Helen Evans Ruth Joos Josephine M. Coleman Mr. Wade D. Evans Alice Harding Mrs. Amos W. Rutt Darlene C. Duncan-Antonini, PhD Shirlee Chadwell-Elftman Huntington Hospital 53

Beatrice Jue John Lincoln Frida Ann Miller Joyce G. Powell Roy & Daisy Chan Mr. Jack C. Willis Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Miller Anonymous Mrs. Sueliln J. Lee Mr. Avice (Happy) C. Downey & Jane Queen Applegarth Lindgren Linda Lou Miller Ms. Susan D. Williams Hopper Jump Mr. Richard B. Lindgren Mr. Clark H. Miller Lucile McVey Dunn Mr. John B. Disney Roe A. Maurer Ann Edmonston Wendy & John Siciliano Heather Stonehouse Milligan ExxonMobil Upstream Research William Jung Robert & Elizabeth Krug Mrs. Robert Lansford Mr. John Chu Dorothy Lindsey Las Jardineras Garden Club Mr. & Mrs. Allen J. Seto Mrs. Eva Goetz Gregorio & Marta Moises Mrs. Howard E. Martens Ms. Rosario Reyes Georgia-Lee Mon Ruth Kaufmann Brandock Lovely Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence J. O’Brien Mr. & Mrs. George E. Toriello Latham & Watkins LLP Rosalina Montenegro Mr. David O. Powell Ms. Lizzeta Estrada Ms. Nancy S. Powell Tommy Kenyon, Jr. George Lowe Mrs. Richard K. Rosskopf Mr. Thomas Kenyon Dr. David & Sucy Stevenson Patricia (Patsy) Montgomery Mr. & Mrs. Harold Stearn Ms. Margaret Mahannah Mrs. Mildred Vander Hoeven William F. Kerfoot Jane Felger Lukes Mrs. Jack K. Washburn Mrs. Norma Kerfoot Mr. Richard R. Lukes, Jr. Nicholas Montoya Mr. Phil J. Montoya Howard Price Anna Win Kho Normand Lussier Mr. Walter A. Green Friends of Anna Win Kho Mr. Pascal Pelletier Debra Mae-Ann Lapp Moore Elizabeth & Jimmy Kho William & Lynda Lapp Charles F. Prickett III, MD Kathy & Michael Kho Dan Lynch Ms. Lisa Kenyon Millie & Richard Kho Mrs. Maxine L. Lynch Mary Moore Mr. William Kho Mr. & Mrs. Rick A. Moore H. Brian Proctor Mabel & Frankie Lee Steven Maljian Mr. & Mrs. Robert Proctor Lillian & Raymond Ngaw Mr. & Mrs. Perry A. Maljian John H. Moran Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Shu Charles & Lorene Moran Hershel C. Ramsey Bedros Mankerian Mrs. Herschel L. Ramsey Arline Klein Ms. Iskouhi B. Mankerian Marguerite Morris Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. Sharpe The Honorable Judson W. Morris Jr. Dorothy Redcay Glen Mansfield Mr. & Mrs. Ronald C. Redcay Barbara Koch Mr. & Mrs. Richard Mansfield Bill Morse Robert F. Koch Ms. Joan S. Grimes Jane Reining Katie Lattin Marsh Mr. Don Reining Charles H. Koch Rita Coulter George L. Mulfinger, MD Ms. Nancy K. Chulay Mr. Chandler Thomas & Parmenio Reyes Irma Marshall Ms. Susan S. Ballantyne-Thomas Mrs. Mary L. Reyes Emily H. Kooken Ms. Barbara Thomas Ms. Helga B. Buss David Munoz John J. Rivera Rita Coulter Carlos E. Martinez Mr. David F. Munoz Mrs. John Rivera Mr. & Mrs. William S. Davila Dr. David & Sucy Stevenson Mr. & Mrs. Edmond R. Davis Louise Nicolas Nelson Rodriguez Mr. & Mrs. Steve Domier Quetia Martinez Mr. & Mrs. Ferdinand J. Soulanille Mr. Edgar O. Rodriguez Barbara & Bill Klove Dr. David & Sucy Stevenson Mr. & Mrs. Irving Marjot Joan Norton Charles Lightwood Rogers Weta & Allen Mathies Laura Mass Shirlee Chadwell-Elftman Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Miller Dr. David & Sucy Stevenson Rita Coulter Mr. & Mrs. Steven C. Bayard Jeanie & Peter Price Ms. Susan Booth Mr. Richard P. Shooshan Barbara Matson James F. Olive Mr. & Mrs. John A. Burton Rary Simmons Mr. Evan W. Brown Mr. Ronald R. Olive Rita Coulter Mr. & Mrs. Edmond R. Davis John F. Kooken Robert Maurer Francisco Ornelas Lucile McVey Dunn Mr. & Mrs. William S. Davila Ms. Sara F. Maurer Ms. Rosa M. Gonzales-Ornelas Janet & Ralph Erickson Diane E. Kooken Mechaley & Mr. & Mrs. Donald E. Fickas Kurt Mechaley Arlele Hill Mazdzer Joy K. Otte Ms. Ernestine A. Gianelly Jeanie & Peter Price Lucy & Gene Kunzman Ms. Ann C. Hatcher Mrs. Harold B. Hadfield Las Primas del Campo Hal & Marguerite Hennacy Virginia Krueger Richard T. & Anna L. McAllister Latham & Watkins LLP Ms. Paula L. Krueger Mr. Richard M. McAllister Mayumi (May) M. Oyakawa Mr. & Mrs. Delford B. McGee Mr. Evan K. Oyakawa Mr. & Mrs. Jack McQueen Edward E. Kunzman Dr. & Mrs. E.P. McLaughlin Mr. & Mrs. John E. Michel Lucy & Gene Kunzman Mr. Patrick M. McLaughlin Dona Pacini Mr. James W. Minges & Ms. Ursula H. Ms. Ofelia Garcia Hyman Glen Kunzman Taija Raeshun McWorther Mr. & Mrs. Douglas C. Porteous Lucy & Gene Kunzman Ms. Ethel L. Betancourt Marcella Pacini Ms. Deborah Scofield Mr. & Mrs. Donald C. Agnew Mr. Robert F. Shryock Dr. Owen Kwong James I. Meadows Rary Simmons Roy & Daisy Chan Mrs. Christine Meadows Morton Pinsky, MD Mr. & Mrs. Emmett A. Tompkins, Jr. Mrs. Linda N. Massey Ms. Cordelia Wong Kathryn La Rocque Nat Mendoza Ms. Wendy Warren Mrs. Patricia R. Konold Mr. Robert Medina Mike & Chuck Rogers Edward (Ed) J. Pittroff Ms. Karen Rogers Norm Lamoreaux Pedro Menjivar The Friend Family Trust Ms. Joan M. Lamoreaux Mrs. Rosa Menjivar Mr. & Mrs. Bob Hemmings Stanford S. Rollins Mrs. L. Maxine Pittroff Marie M. Rollins Anthony Landau Arthur W. Middleton Mrs. Evelyn Landau Mrs. Judith C. Trowbridge Julia O’Grady Pollard Phoenix Ropp Mrs. Charles J. Detoy Ms. Jana Smith Charles F. Langmade, MD Jesucita Mijares Ada Clarke Watson Mr. & Mrs. Gordon M. deLang Carolyn L. Poore LaTrue G. Rosenberger Mr. James H. Poore Lucy & Gene Kunzman Dr. Fred Lieb Mike Ms. Nancy C. Bohte Mr. Richard M. McAllister 54 Year in Review 2010

M.D. Rosenberger, MD Zeus Staley Judah D. White, JD, MD Daryl Banta, MD Lucy & Gene Kunzman Ms. Jana Smith Ms. Martha White Mr. & Mrs. Bruce H. Amesbury Mr. & Mrs. Bo G. Pettersson Phyllis L. Ruff Valentine Stewart Marguerite J. White Norman Ruff Mr. & Mrs. Ellis Koch Anonymous Lewis Walter Barker Ms. Arline P. Johnston Peter J. Runje Ivan L. Stone, Jr. Judith Wilander Mrs. Alyce A. Doney Mrs. Ivan L. Stone, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Kaiser Linda Barker The Markus Family Mr. Peter Braun William I. Struble Hugh Wilson Juan Saavedra Shirley P. Struble Mr. & Mrs. William W. Gustafson Sierra Barnes-Shea Ms. Norma Saavedra Mr. Richard N. Barnes Alex Supple Kenneth Brown Wilson, Jr. Lutgarda Sabihon Mrs. Pelletier H. Supple Mr. & Mrs. David E. Grimes Trevor & Annie Boreham Mr. Tanny C. Sabihon Mr. James F. Boreham Caron Supple Chin Wong Josie Salazar Mrs. Pelletier H. Supple The Wong Family Amy Bowman Anonymous Mr. Angel P. Unamuno* Pelletier H. Supple Jerry Tang Wong Sandra Salgado Mrs. Pelletier H. Supple Roy & Daisy Chan Jack Brickson Mr. David H. Salgado John & Elizabeth Taylor Martha Surber Sammy Wong Janet Ann Sanders Ms. Lydia O. Licano Mr. Alan Wong & Ms. Sue P. Chan Cafeteria Personnel Mr. & Mrs. Vernon C. Sanders Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Patricia Sutton Theodore A. Woolsey Donald F. Sansom Ms. Sherlyn L. Stafford Stacy M. & Stuart C. Miller Cardiac Rehabilitation Personnel Mrs. Julita R. Sansom Anonymous Nedra Swasey Carolyn Wormely Gordon & Joan Higbee Judi Savala Ms. Dorothy J. Shipley Ms. Linda P. Wormely Ms. Ofelia Garcia Tara L. Carlson Karl Tarasoff Kazuo & Yoshiko Yamamoto Mr. & Ms. Daryl E. Ek Lee T. Schlesinger Ms. Tami R. Hernandez Mr. & Mrs. Gary S. Watanabe Ms. Beverly Shears Mrs. Cecilia Schlesinger The Tomasulo Family Jean Mary Yancey William L. Caton, MD Helen A. Scott Mr. & Mrs. Rowland H. Lew Ms. Bette T. Torti Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Mr. & Mrs. William L. Donnelly Dorothy C. Hoffman Frank A. Thomas Sylvia Yip Jackie Chipot Mr. & Mrs. Buck Jones The Braun Family Mr. David Anzai Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Dottie & Dennis Juett Patricia Thomas Ms. Mary J. Kirtland Wesley Young Biscuit Christ Mr. & Mrs. Terrence M. Ryan Concepcion & Francisco Torres Lucy & Gene Kunzman Mrs. Naomi E. Parker Ms. Concepcion T. Miguel John Seaborne Audifaz Yparraguirre LeRoy & Doris Christensen Mrs. Nancy D. Tookey Edward S. Torres Ms. Julieta Y. Cabigas Rary Simmons Mrs. Lucy A. Torres Roland Seidler Dominick Zenzola Betty Chu Mrs. Terry Seidler Mary S. Trawick Ms. Conjetta T. Zenzola Mr. & Mrs. Charles Chu Shirlee Chadwell-Elftman Timothy L. Selinske Harry & Patricia Tom Mar Melina K. Zoolakis Mays Chua Anonymous Marilyn Austin Diane & Robert Coyer Mrs. Timothy L. Selinske David G. Troncoso Mr. & Mrs. Frank Gong Huntington Radiation Oncology Mr. & Mrs. Hugo Troncoso Gene H. Novak Medical Group Ray Sharkey Ms. Marsha R. Stanton Ms. Brenda A. Felicione Phyllis Tuck Kari & Anthony Zoolakis Jack Cochran Mr. & Mrs. Norman C. Miller Mr. & Mrs. John Zoolakis Ms. Carla Bloemendaal Walter Shatford II Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Niemeyer Mr. Matthew J. Zoolakis & Mrs. Sara Shatford Bill Reeder Dr. Julie Zoolakis Robbin G. Cohen, MD Ms. Fumiko Humberd Walter T. Shatford III Mary Ann Vacca-Koehler In Honor of Mrs. Sara Shatford Mr. & Mrs. John R. Whiffen, Jr. A cute Rehabilitation Unit Personnel Rose McKercher Collins Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Mr. Kevin S. Collins Jesse R. Shaw Robert W. Van Tuyle Mrs. Elizabeth Shaw Nancy L. Van Tuyle Ebenezer Ajilore Mary Katherine Coquillard Ms. Nancy J. Douglas Mr. & Mrs. John H. Brinsley Brayden S. Sholty Francisco Vergara Mr. & Mrs. Erick Sholty Ms. Leticia Montes Altadena Guild of Critical Care Unit Personnel Huntington Memorial Hospital Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Lois Shotlow Vivian Wallace Vickers Mrs. Charlotte B. Packard Freddie Shotlow Mr. Ernest Vickers Lynn De Groot & Donald Voss Roy Antelyes, MD Andrea Nagata Milton E. Shriner Laureen Sue Vila Mr. & Mrs. Harrison Dossick Mr. Mark R. Sherwin & Richard & Michelle Chino & Family Albert De Ponte Ms. Lisbeth Feldberg-Sherwin Steven H. Applebaum, MD Ms. Carla Bloemendaal Abe Weiss Ms. Fumiko Humberd Franklin H. Simmons Mrs. Rose Weiss Definitive Observation Unit Personnel Mr. & Mrs. F. Jack Liebau Ava K. Arkader Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Wendy Mr. & Mrs. Abdul Rafeek Lula Bell Simpkins Anonymous James DeLong Ms. Vannessa Grant Bertha E. Arroyo Mr. Wayne R. Waller Dorothy Werner Mr. Ezequiel Arroyo Lucy Smith Mr. Thomas K. Daley Sarah Orth Desmond Mr. Steven Smith Eugene T. Baldridge, MD Mr. & Mrs. Donald Orth Beth Whitaker Nona E. Edelen Delores Spera Ms. Susan B. Whitaker Carole & Warren Greene Huntington Hospital 55

John L. Easthope, MD Barbara R. Jackson Janet Mayeda Lolli Quiec Begoña & Candida Echeverria Ms. Penelope P. Brocksen Mr. & Mrs. Henry S. Mayeda Ms. Irene Boots Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Mr. & Mrs. Kirk Nishiyama Ms. Joanna E. Harlan Mr. & Mrs. James J. Siple Yenise Meza Alice D. Edelen Mr. & Mrs. Daniel L. Stewart Mr. & Mrs. Jerry J. Vasquez Stephen A. Ralph Nona E. Edelen Anonymous WIliam T. Johnson Dr. Haig Minassian W. Allan Edmiston, MD Ms. Taj Chiu Ms. Anne P. Beaty Mayer Rashtian, MD Mr. Robert L. Aronoff Mrs. Marcella DeLeonardis Kim Lin Jung Yafa Minazad, MD Kelly Emmer George Q. Jung, MD & Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Rehabilitaiton Services Mrs. Vincent W. Heublein Ms. Judy Ann Wong Reception Personnel John J. Moffitt Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Epilepsy & Brain Mapping Personnel George Q. Jung, MD Ms. Ann Patterson Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Ms. Fumiko Humberd Charles Resnick, MD Michele M. Montllor, MD Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Emergency Department Personnel Tucker Kaiser Nona E. Edelen Mr. Arthur S. Flores Mr. Louis M. Montini* David Rhodes, MD Ms. Bertie N. Holty Ms. Diane Vizcaino Ann Moore Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Mr. & Mrs. Bruce H. Amesbury Andres Estrada Marty Katz Stephen K. Riffenburgh, MD Ms. Lizzeta Estrada Ms. Gloria Armstrong Marilynn W. Moore, MD Mr. Robert L. Aronoff Nona E. Edelen Hobie Feinblatt Sandy Keller Dutchess Rose Ms. Fumiko Humberd Mr. Andre Boghosian Karen Morgan, MD Ms. Alice Varbedian Ms. Colleen Cruz-Sartinsky Mr. Robert L. Aronoff Igor Fineman, MD Michelle Rose Mr. Antonio Hernandez Mark Kidon, MD Nelli Naima, MD Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Ms. Roberia W. Jones Patricia Ann Freeman Mary Roseen Ms. Alicia Mercado Kenneth Lam, MD Neonatal Department Personnel Ms. Sara A. Ryan Diane & Robert Coyer Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kamins Patricia Garcia Mr. & Mrs. Stova Wong Mr. Aaron R. Pisarzewicz & Ms. Angela Ian Ross, MD Anonymous M. Rodriguez Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Jared Larner Ms. Maria R. Villarreal Donald J. Gaspard, MD Mr. & Mrs. Douglas J. Larner R. Fernando Roth, MD Dr. & Mrs. David J. Dahl Nghi Nguyen Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Ms. Virginia M. Hawkes Shirley Lee Mr. Larry H. Phung Dottie & Dennis Juett Michael & Ellen Linsey Jim & Anne Rothenberg Mr. & Mrs. Troy Nickleberry, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. John Van de Kamp Paul K. Gilbert, MD Harvey Lenkin Anonymous Mrs. June D. Dooley Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey T. Dunbar Rick Rubin, MD Happy Niemetz Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri John F. Goeders Shirley & Eugene Levitt Ms. Fumiko Humberd IMA Consulting Mr. & Mrs. Harris Barer The Rubio Family Jonathan J. Nitzan Mr. & Mrs. Frank Rubio Robert T. Goldweber, MD Ricardo L. Liberman, MD Mr. Tamir Nitzan Mr. & Mrs. Paul DeJoseph Marilyn Austin Craig Ryan Mr. & Mrs. Frank Gong Amal K. Obaid, MD Herbert W. Dover Michael J. Gurevitch, MD Gene H. Novak Mr. Ali Aghili Ms. Nancy J. Douglas Ms. Marsha R. Stanton Mr. & Mrs. Jerry J. Vasquez Quincy Ryan Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Mr. & Mrs. John Zoolakis Ms. Loren A. Tripp Mr. & Mrs. Bo G. Pettersson Kari & Anthony Zoolakis Cornelia O’Dell, MD Mrs. Allison R. Bunjac Ben Sanders Phillip Gustin David J. Lourie, MD Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin A. Sanders Ms. Dana L. Davis Mrs. Allison R. Bunjac Office of Philanthropy Personnel Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Sue Schinke Heather Haaga Adela Lozano Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Mrs. Patricia M. Aho Ms. Alicia M. Lozano Arbi Ohanian, MD Deborah & Schuyler Hollingsworth George Q. Jung, MD & Sean’s Graduation Taylor MacDonald Ms. Judy Ann Wong Mr. Jack Farbstein Margaret Hadfield Ms. Virginia M. MacDonald Lucile McVey Dunn Joseph Pachorek, MD Elias & Souad Shammaa Paul D. Maher, MD Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Mr. Nassif Shammaa Christopher Hedley, MD Mr. & Mrs. Bo G. Pettersson Ms. Pauline Bauer Jessica Padilla Charles F. Sharp, Jr., MD David Man, MD Mr. & Mrs. John M. Halowell, Sr. T. June & Simon K.C. Li Mary Henry Mr. & Mrs. Bruce H. Amesbury Mr. Joseph D. Henry Mrs. Allison R. Bunjac Larry Padilla Jeannie Shen, MD Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Ms. Fumiko Humberd Stephen D. Henry Marina Manvelyan, MD Mr. & Mrs. Bruce H. Amesbury Dr. & Mrs. Gregory Ketabgian Amy Peng Kimberly A. Shriner, MD Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Richard R. & Alison Bryan Crowell Simon Huber Mr. Matthias Huber Xavier Raphael Marquez Patrick Plunkett, MD Robert Siew, MD Mr. & Mrs. Mario L. Marquez Mr. Ryan Molina Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Huntington Hospital Maternity Department David R. Martin Frances J. Powell, EdD Cheryll Simmons Mr. & Mrs. James D. Buser Mr. & Mrs. Bo G. Pettersson Ms. Mary L. Valencia Mrs. R. E. Simmons

Intensive Care Unit Personnel Allen W. Mathies, Jr., MD Wes J. Powell, MD Rosemary B. Simmons Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Rary Simmons Nona E. Edelen Iris & Robert Robin Tracy & Frank Simmons Tina Ivie Robbie Matthiesen & Family Sylvia Preciado, MD Ms. Ellen Leggett Mr. & Mrs. Franklyn B. Amos Ms. Nancy J. Douglas 56 Year in Review 2010

Dr. Tim & Annie Siu The Nellie Yee Family California Institute for Health Systems Spirito Family Trust Valerie K. Siu Ms. Nellie L. Yee Performance Emily G. Storrow Estate Cameron Murphy & Spangler, Inc. Edward R. Valentine Estate Valerie Siu, RN Devin Zapata Mel Cohen Insurance Services John J. Wedel Estate Tim K. Siu, MD & Annie Chin Siu, DDS Ms. Deyner P. Zapata Crowell Weedon & Company, Inc. Frances S. Wilson Estate Paul DeJoseph Management Co. Constance G. Zahorik Estate The Skeelinks Joan Arboles Zapata Deutsche Bank Zimmermann Memorial Fund Dr. David & Sucy Stevenson Ms. Alejandra A. Zapata Give With Liberty GivingExpress Program from Gifts in Kind Desteni Smith Yoshiko Zeimen American Express Sue and Don Applegate Ms. Deborah J. Smith Ms. Ellen Leggett Global Sulfur Systems, Inc. Don and Evaline Brice Guadalupe Wedding Chapel Ms. Irma Vargas Dr. & Mrs. David Stevenson Guilds and Support R.A. Hillman Enterprises Mrs. Don A. Wells Julia P. Bailey, MD Groups Hollingsworth & Vose Company Altadena Guild of Human Designs Prosthetic & Scrubs Leadership Joseph Stockett Huntington Memorial Hospital Orthotic Laboratory Gifts Ms. Patricia J. Johnston The Circle of Huntington Geriatric Medical Group, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Casey Adams Huntington Memorial Hospital Huntington Radiation Oncology Mr. & Dr. Ashwin Adarkar Richard T. Stone, MD Huntington Memorial Hospital Medical Group Tina & Phillip Baker Mrs. Allison R. Bunjac H.E.A.R.T. (Heart Education Hygeia LTC Pharmacy Boris & Tiffany Beljak Association for Rehabilitation & Iglesia La Senda Antigua Lauren & Kevin Bender Monica Sullivan Treatment) Ikaria Ann & Richard Boutin & Family Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Fall Food & Wine Festival Committee Indian Hill Management, Inc. Michele & Tom Carter Flintridge La Cañada Guild of John Hancock Financial Services, Inc. Kristin & Greg Chapman Jeri Sutherling, RN Huntington Memorial Hospital Johnson & Johnson Richard & Michelle Chino & Family Dennis & Susi Gertmenian National Charity League Juniors of Family of Companies Mia & Justin Dean San Marino Law, Brandmeyer & Packer, LLP Shari & Drew Domenghini John Takamura San Marino Guild of Huntington Lotus Clinical Research, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. R. Todd Doney Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Memorial Hospital Madison Tyler, LLC Josh & Heather Drake Huntington Memorial Hospital SCRUBS Market Strategies Misa & Matt Dugally George Tang, MD Women’s Auxiliary of Huntington Dorothy Matthiessen Interiors Christopher & Nancy Foster Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Memorial Hospital McMaster-Carr Supply Company Brett & Erika Foy Meetings Network Dr. & Mrs. Daniel Goodwin Carol J. Thrun, MD F oundations and Mijares Mexican Restaurant Stephanie F. & J. Dale Harvey Mr. Robert L. Aronoff Trusts Motorcar Brokerage Consultants William R. & Virginia Hayden Foundation Anonymous Nestle USA, Inc. Nelson Holdo & Meshell Holdo Claire T. Tilem, MD The Ahmanson Foundation The Paily Group, LLC John F. Hotchkis, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Heller The Kathryne Beynon Foundation Pennywiser Consulting Company Mr. & Mrs. Kelly Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Bo G. Pettersson The Otis Booth, Jr. Foundation Philanthropy International Katherine & Paul Johnson Ethel Wilson Bowles & Robert Bowles Samuelson Founders Jane & Alex MacKinnon Christopher Tiner, MD Memorial Fund San Marino Leasing Company Debbie & Thomas Mitchell Mr. Antranik Ghazarian The Edmund A. & Marguerite L.A. Sanders Candy Factory, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Alfred W. Mordecai Mr. John H. Plimpton Burke Foundation Roy Takei, Architect/Builder Mr. & Mrs. Christopher E. Morphy California Community Foundation Tom Sawyer Camps, Inc. Tony & Mabell Paine Nicholas Tschoegl The Capital Group Companies Truist The Robin Alexander Sateriale Accredited Nursing Services Charitable Foundation Vaughan Nelson Foundation Chapman & Associates Investment Management, LP Kristin & Tim Smith Todd R. Turner Charitable Foundation Western Asset Mr. & Mrs. Charlie Smith Lynn K. Hiura Eleven Twenty Seven Foundation Management Company, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Stender E. Sweeney II Fidelity Investments Woodstock Dr. & Mrs. Raymond S. Yen Arvid E. Underman, MD Charitable Gift Fund Arnold & Ruth Carlson Forest Lawn Foundation Organizations Lawrence L. Frank Foundation Edison International Bob Van Karnres The Georgina-Fredrick Employee Contributions Campaign Mrs. June Grube Children’s Foundation Faith Lutheran Church Good Hope Medical Foundation Pasadena Jewish Temple Sisterhood Kathy Vardoulis The John & Katherine Gurash The United States Department of Ms. Linda Brownridge & Foundation Health and Human Services Mr. Edward Mulvaney Harry Bronson & Edith R. Knapp United Way of Greater Los Angeles Foundation Wells Fargo Paula Verrette, MD National Health Foundation Community Support Campaign Dr. & Mrs. J. F. Casillas Northern Trust Charitable Giving Program Estates Robin Waldvogel, MD Pasadena City College Foundation Anonymous Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Pasadena Community Foundation Susan I. Avery Estate Pasadena Respiratory Health Sydney L. Berg Trust Lachlan Webby Foundation Kathleen Christie Testamentary Trust Ms. Christine Webby Patart Kates Foundation, Inc. Samuel H. Clinedinst Trust Rotary Club of Pasadena Foundation Elizabeth Donno Estate Cleo Williams, MD Schwab Charitable Fund Charles S. Hale and Carmen D. Hale Mrs. Marcella DeLeonardis John Stauffer Charitable Trust Estate UniHealth Foundation Helen J. Hancock Estate Ruth C. Williamson, MD Vanguard Charitable Endowment William M. Harding Foundation Fenton & Joyce Cross Program Elisabeth Katte Harris Estate Ms. Fumiko Humberd Western Asset Management Company Beulah Hezlep Estate Ms. Ellen Leggett Charitable Foundation L. Boyd Higgins Estate The Carl E. Wynn Foundation Ida C. Jackson Estate Lori J. Wynstock, MD Robert J. Keown Trust Christine McCarthy & Michael Corporations Rosamund and Gerard Le Beau Estate McCormick Accredited Nursing Services Elise Mudd Marvin Estate Amron Condenser Tower Jane Peck Messler Estate Alisa Yang, MD Asanti Fine Jewellers Jeanette Miller Estate Ms. Jennie Calzada Jennifer Bevan, Inc. Freda & Carl Nomann Rev. Trust Bronco, Ltd. William L. & Clara L. Schulz Memorial Fund Huntington Hospital 57

2011 Board of Directors and Board Committees

James F. Rothenberg, Audit and Compliance Committee Compensation Committee Investment Committee Chairman Reed Gardiner, Chairman Paul Ouyang, Chairman John Siciliano, Chairman David Kirchheimer Harvey Lenkin Wayne Brandt Louise Henry Bryson Stephen Ralph Lois Matthews David Kirchheimer James V. Buese, MD John Siciliano James Rothenberg Harvey Lenkin Michelle Quinones Chino Robert Yu Jaynie Studenmund Stephen Ralph R-lene Mijares deLang Robert Yu Charles Elachi, PhD Building Committee Finance Committee Reed Gardiner Armando Gonzalez, Chairman Paul Ouyang, Chairman Quality Committee Armando L. Gonzalez, FAIA James Blitz, MD Louise Bryson Jaynie Studenmund, Chairman Winston E. Gooden, PhD James Buese, MD Charles Carroll Syeda Ali, MD Steven G. Katz, MD James Caillouette, MD Reed Gardiner Madhu Anvekar, MD David M. Kirchheimer Suzanne Crowell Armando Gonzalez Louise Bryson Ellen W. Lee R-Lene Mijares deLang David Kirchheimer James Buese, MD Harvey Lenkin, Sunil Hegde, MD Allen Mathies, Jr., MD Michelle Chino Vice Chairman Leighton Hull Stephen Ralph R-Lene Mijares deLang Allen W. Mathies, Jr., MD, Richard Keating James Rothenberg Winston Gooden, PhD President Emeritus Harvey Lenkin Charles Sharp, MD Steven Katz, MD Lois S. Matthews, Stephen Ralph K. Edmund Tse, MD Ellen Lee Secretary Robert Yu Lois Matthews Paul L.H. Ouyang, Governance Committee Mehrangiz Mofid, MD Treasurer Campaign Committee Allen Mathies, Jr., MD, Chairman Kathy Podley Kathleen Good Podley James Rothenberg, Chairman Charles Elachi, PhD Stephen Ralph Carmen A. Puliafito, MD Kenneth Lam, MD Armando Gonzalez Charles F. Sharp, MD Stephen A. Ralph, Lois Matthews Lois Matthews Rary Simmons President and CEO Stephen Ralph Kathy Podley K. Edmund Tse, MD Charles F. Sharp, MD Rary Simmons Stephen Ralph Bart Wald, MD John C. Siciliano John Siciliano Rosemary B. (Rary) Simmons, Community Benefits Committee Jaynie Studenmund Strategy Committee Director Emeritus Lois Matthews, Chairman Harvey Lenkin, Chairman Jaynie M. Studenmund Sandra Arrivillaga Information Technology Committee James Buese, MD Robert Y. Yu Michelle Chino Reed Gardiner, Chairman Michelle Chino Kevin Costa Syeda Ali, MD Charles Elachi, PhD Vannia De La Cuba Michelle Chino Howard Kaufman, MD R-Lene Mijares deLang Armando Gonzalez Reed Gardiner Mary Donnelly-Crocker David Kirchheimer Winston Gooden, PhD Rita Elshout Stephen Ralph Steven Katz, MD Randy Jurado Ertll Jaynie Studenmund Ellen Lee Akila Gibbs Edmund Tse, MD Allen Mathies, Jr., MD Winston Gooden, PhD Roger Yang, MD Lois Matthews Julie Gutierrez Arbi Ohanian, MD Dolores Hickambottom Institutional Review Board Paul Ouyang Betty Ho Michael S. Linsey, MD, Chairman Kathy Podley Chris Holden Steven Applebaum, MD Stephen Ralph Wendy Karsten Leslie Berina, PharmD James Rothenberg Lena Kennedy Susan Burkhart, RN Elliot Sainer Judy Kent Susan D’Antuono Charles Sharp, MD Sue Kujawa Lawrence W. Jones, MD Jaynie Studenmund Steve Madison Terri Keville, Esq. Diana Walker Margie Martinez Wendy Kohlhase, PhD Trip Oldfield Rebekah Neal, MD Stephen Ralph William Opel, PhD Ann Rector Mayer Y. Rashtian, MD Cody Ruedaflores Brian Ross, MD Sue Shearer Rary Simmons Kimberly Shriner, MD Neil K. Singla, MD Rary Simmons William Sutherling, MD Rhonda Stone Thomas Vander Laan, MD Takako Suzuki Kenneth Wong, PharmD Sidney Tyler Eric Walsh, MD Interdisciplinary Practice Robert Posen, DO, Chairman Jeanette Abundis, RN Lila Cheney, RN Andrew Imbus, PA-C Bonnie Kass, RN George Matsuda, MD Robert Odell, MD Richard Ramos, PA Roger Yang, MD 58 Year in Review 2010

2011 Board of Directors

Front row Back row Not pictured Rosemary B. (Rary) Simmons Allen W. Mathies, Jr., MD K. Edmund Tse, MD R-lene Mijares deLang Louise Bryson Armando L. Gonzalez, FAIA Stephen A. Ralph Charles Elachi, PhD Michelle Quinones Chino Robert Y. Yu Winston E. Gooden, PhD Ellen Lee Kathleen Good Podley Steven G. Katz, MD James V. Buese, MD Lois S. Matthews Jaynie M. Studenmund John C. Siciliano R. William Johnston James F. Rothenberg Harvey Lenkin Carmen Puliafito, MD Reed S. Gardiner Charles F. Sharp, MD Paul L.H. Ouyang David M. Kirchheimer Huntington Hospital 59

Dear friends:

As a nonprofit, community-based medical provider, Huntington Memorial Hospital has an abiding commitment to providing high-quality medical care for members of our community. This responsibility extends not only to our current patients, but also to San Gabriel Valley residents for generations to come.

It is with a view both to the present and to the future that the leadership of Huntington Hospital is laser-focused on excellence.

After all, research demonstrates that high-quality medical care is both effective and efficient: Providing patient-centered, outcomes-focused care not only promotes good health; it also ensures the sustainability of our shared community resource. And so, from both a patient perspective and from a business perspective, excellence makes sense.

Achieving and safeguarding excellence requires unwavering stewardship from hospital staff and leadership. And it is founded on the deeply symbiotic relationship between the hospital and its community. Today, your help is essential to continue our lifesaving work.

I urge you to become a part of the excellence: Join me in supporting Huntington Hospital today.

Thank you.

James F. Rothenberg Chairman of the Board 60 Year in Review 2010

A life saved… an illness cured… an injury mended… a new member of the family welcomed into the world.

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