Annual Report 2014 Our mission. To excel at the delivery of health care to our community.
Our vision. To become the finest community‑based regional medical center in Southern California.
Huntington Memorial Hospital at a glance.
1892 Year founded 146,023 Outpatient visits 28,773 Inpatient admissions 3,283 Babies born 1,423 Trauma cases All data for 2014. A letter from Stephen A. Ralph President and CEO
Dear friends: Huntington Memorial Hospital has built a reputation for excellence in health care and our achievements in 2014 raised the bar still further. I am so proud to work with the talented healthcare professionals, staff and volunteers who contribute to successful patient out- comes and strong patient satisfaction. As a result of their efforts, Huntington Hospital is ranked among the top 1 percent of hospitals nationwide by Healthgrades®. In addition to achieving recognition for the quality of care hospital-wide, we also, in 2014, received accolades from the most respected accrediting and rating agencies in the nation for excellence in a variety of specialty care areas, including trauma, stroke, cardiac, orthopedic and cancer care, as well as bariatric surgery, and others. In this year’s annual report, you will read about some of the hospital’s accomplish- ments in 2014. You will also find day-in-the-life narratives that introduce you more personally to just a few of the people who impact — or have been impacted by — the hospital’s care. The Huntington Hospital story is one of quality, driven by a focus on the patient as the center of the care experience, and by commitment to the very best of clinical out- comes. It is a story of caregiver excellence, involving physicians, nurses, therapists, technicians and many others who excel at the delivery of care to our community. It is a story of innovation, as we introduce the latest and best advances in facilities, technolo- gies and care models, in support of superlative care. It is a story of community health, of going the extra mile to prevent illness even before it happens — and, in the process, building community well-being. As always, it is also a story about you: Excellence in medicine at Huntington Hospital not only helps ensure that you and your family have access to the best of care; it is possible because of support from dedicated friends like you. Thank you for being a part of our story.
Annual Report 2014 1 2 Annual Report 2014 Monica Shima (left) is a mobile intensive care nurse (MICN) at Huntington Memorial Hospital. MICNs answer radio calls from paramedics en route to the hospital, allowing care to begin even before the patient arrives. Catch a glimpse of Monica at work, on page 7.
Patient-centered care. Enhancements at Huntington Memorial Hospital are driven by two key goals: patient outcomes and patient satisfaction. These are the ultimate quality indicators. Delivering high-quality medical care means placing patients at the epicenter of the care process.
Annual Report 2014 3 A volunteer provides discharge assistance for a patient leaving Huntington Memorial Hospital’s Nan and Howard Schow Emergency & Trauma Center.
4 Huntington Hospital Notable features of our Emergency & Trauma Center
A four-fold A Rapid Care Wing serving patients with less Technologies and increase serious health conditions. (This in turn allows us to equipment designed to in trauma- further expedite care for individuals with the most prevent the spread of care capacity. urgent care needs.) infectious disease.
Recognized among the best Leading independent healthcare ratings organization Healthgrades® recently issued a report identifying Prepared for Huntington Memorial Hospital as one of America’s best all scenarios hospitals. Healthgrades defines “America’s best” as the In the event of a major disaster, such 50 top-performing hospitals among 5,000 hospitals in as an earthquake, terror attack or other the United States. This underscores our continued focus emergency, Huntington Memorial on high-quality, patient-centered care and means we are Hospital’s Nan and Howard Schow considered one of the top 1 percent of hospitals nationwide. Emergency & Trauma Center is Healthgrades® also cited a number of specialties equipped to care for multiple patients at the hospital as particularly high-performing. In fact, simultaneously. (See page 43 for more Huntington Hospital was ranked among the top 100 about our collaboration with community hospitals nationally in several specialty areas. partners to ensure we are prepared to respond at any time.) Though the Here when you need us likelihood of an Ebola patient presenting In 2014, Huntington Memorial Hospital completed the at the hospital is extremely low, we are significant expansion of our Nan and Howard Schow prepared to respond to any infectious Emergency & Trauma Center. With more than double the disease. A robust infection-control system number of treatment beds (increased from 21 to 50), the and staff who are specially trained to care center houses the largest emergency department and the for patients with communicable diseases only trauma center in the San Gabriel Valley. Care here help promote safety. In 2014, we provided is supported by advanced technologies including cardiac significant training and education (to our monitoring in every room and centrally located radiology caregivers and to our community’s first suites for prompt diagnostic testing. responders) specifically with regard to These and other aspects of the new facilities — along Ebola response. It is just one of the many with the availability of dedicated emergency-medicine ways in which we stand prepared. pharmacists and social workers — are helping to enhance care and comfort for patients and their loved ones.
Annual Report 2014 5 2014 by the numbers
65,679 Number of patients who received care in our Emergency & Trauma Center. 1,444 Reduced wait times Number of patients who With the expansion now complete, Huntington Memorial Hospital is able received trauma care. to accommodate more than 90,000 patient visits annually through our Nan and Howard Schow Emergency & Trauma Center. Thanks not only to -36% greater capacity, but also to various quality-improvement measures, “We saw Time from patient arrival to a significant reduction in wait times in the latter part of 2014,” says Karen examination decreased by Knudsen, RN, manager, emergency department. more than 36 percent.*
* Data represents a comparison of the periods January to In case of emergency… September (Q1 – Q3) and The Elsa and Tom Grether Police and Medical Services Workroom is located October to December (Q4). within our Nan and Howard Schow Emergency & Trauma Center. It plays an important role when emergencies arise. Here, our mobile intensive care nurses help guide care, by communicating with paramedics as patients are en route to the hospital. In response to an increase in paramedic calls in 2014, we expanded our mobile intensive care staff and our radio capacity, amongst other measures.
STANLEY M. KALTER, MD SUSAN THOMPSON, RN BRANDON LEW, DO Medical director, Manager, trauma & disaster services Incoming medical director, emergency department emergency department “In recent years, we have seen a “Huntington Memorial Hospital is dramatic increase in the volume of “Community support has helped make now home to the largest emergency patients presenting at the Emergency our Emergency & Trauma Center a department and the only trauma & Trauma Center for trauma care, world-class facility, delivering lifesaving center in the San Gabriel Valley. Our including motorcycle or bicycle care using the latest treatments and new facilities and advanced practices crashes, car accidents, falls and more. technologies. We’re grateful to all are helping to further improve Our new Emergency & Trauma Center those who help make exceptional lifesaving care for patients has helped to further enhance our emergency care available to in our region.” capacity to treat patients with the our region.” most urgent care needs.”
6 Huntington Hospital Today, Huntington Memorial Hospital is one of just 21 hospitals in Los Angeles County that collaborate with emergency medical services to transmit vital medical information (such as electrocardiogram results) from the field, directly to our physicians. As a result of this capability, diagnosis can begin A DAY IN THE LIFE Monica Shima, MICN even before the patient reaches the hospital — and the care team Monica Shima has been a mobile intensive care nurse can prepare to provide prompt (MICN) at Huntington Memorial Hospital for 18 years. treatment upon patient arrival. Below, she provides a glimpse into a typical day for her.
My eight-hour shift begins at 7 a.m. so I get up at 5 a.m. My work varies from day to day. On the days I serve as patient flow coordinator, I’m involved in reporting during the change of shift for emergency department nurses, when a lot of important patient information is exchanged. Today, I’m serving as team leader and, along with the other MICNs, I’m responsible for answering radio calls from paramedics en route to the hospital. Our team provides input so the paramedics can begin delivering care even before patients arrive. On a typical day, I handle about five calls over the course of the morning.
I take a break for lunch halfway through my shift, at 11:30 a.m., after which I continue to work with paramedics who are bring- ing patients to the Emergency & Trauma Center for care. The issues we see include trauma, heart attacks and chest pain. I usually handle about 10 additional paramedic calls before the end of my shift. In between calls, I spring into action to assist 2014 by the as needed when ambulances arrive at the hospital. numbers
Once I’m home, I take my four dogs for a short walk and then hit the gym for a quick workout. That’s followed by dinner, after which I relax by working on the blanket I’m knitting for my son. Like the rest of my family, I love movies. Often the end 12,402 of the day finds me curled up on the couch watching television Phone calls by paramedics to the or reading a good book. Elsa and Tom Grether Police and Medical Services Workroom. 45 Number of mobile intensive care nurses who answer phone calls from paramedics.
Annual Report 2014 7 Did you know? Huntington Memorial Hospital has been approved by the County of Los Angeles to receive pediatric patients from the 911 system. This classification is known as Emergency Department Approved for Pediatrics (EDAP).
Timothy Lin, MD (above), emergency medicine residen- grew up near the hospital in cy at Kern Medical Center in the San Gabriel Valley. Even Bakersfield, California. “My as he pursued dual bachelor’s experiences at Huntington degrees at the University of Hospital inspired and motivat- California, Los Angeles, he ed me to practice medicine, so began volunteering in the hos- coming back here was always pital’s emergency department. the goal,” says Dr. Lin, who While completing his courses, now works in our emergency he was able to obtain a job as department. “The new Emer- an electrocardiogram (EKG) gency & Trauma Center is technician and, later, as an state-of-the-art and the entire Huntington Hospital Trauma Center electroencephalographic (EEG) has been verified by the American technician here at the hospital. medical and nursing staff are College of Surgeons as a center While working here, he truly outstanding,” Dr. Lin adds. of excellence, recognizing the applied for and was accepted “I’m so proud to be associated lifesaving care our level-II trauma to medical school, attending with the hospital and it is truly center provides for critically Western University of Health rewarding to be serving this injured patients. Services. He then completed an community again.”
8 Huntington Hospital Huntington Memorial Hospital is committed to providing high-quality emergency and trauma care for our community. Safeguarding such care is a key part of our commitment to providing the right care, in the right place, at the right time — and is just one of the ways we fulfill our mission.
Donor spotlight. DONALD GASPARD, MD On October 26, 2014, more than 1,800 guests Former chief, trauma services participated in Huntington Memorial Hospital’s Fall Food & Wine Festival. The special 30th- “The Fall Food & Wine Festival is a wonderful anniversary event raised $300,000 in support opportunity to sample extraordinary cuisine and of Huntington Hospital Trauma Center. Since taste wines ranging from the subtle to the bold, while its inception three decades ago, the festival has simultaneously helping to save lives.” generated $3.7 million in support of trauma care at the hospital.
Annual Report 2014 9 A partnership in pediatrics 2014 by the Treating patients from premature infants to 21 years of age in some numbers cases, Huntington Memorial Hospital’s pediatric care services are age-appropriate and sensitive to the special needs of our community’s children. In 2014, we established a new collaboration in pediatric medicine with Shriners Hospitals for Children® – Southern California. Shriners is a world-renowned leader in pediatric subspecialt y care, treating patients with orthopedic conditions (including those with 1 hand disorders and those requiring prosthetics and orthotics), as well The number of San Gabriel as burn scars and cleft lip/palate. Valley hospitals with an Through our new partnership, Shriners surgeons are now inpatient pediatric unit and performing inpatient pediatric procedures at Huntington Hospital. pediatric intensive care Patients experience the many benefits of our advanced care envi- unit. (Huntington Memorial ronment, and receive postsurgical care from Huntington Hospital’s Hospital is the sole provider expert clinical team, in collaboration with Shriners surgeons. of such care in our region.) “Our new collaboration is allowing Huntington Hospital to expand surgical care to additional children in our region and beyond,” 218 says Alison Thomas (above), supervisor, neonatal intensive care unit, Number of children treated pediatric intensive care unit, pediatric unit. in Huntington Hospital’s pediatric intensive care unit. 1,272 Number of children treated in Huntington Hospital’s pediatric department.
10 Huntington Hospital Huntington for kids Huntington Memorial Hospital provides the best of care for our youngest patients, in a healing and comforting atmosphere. Our above-and-beyond array of services includes: • In- house neonatologists who are available to provide care for infants with acute health conditions, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. • In- house pediatricians to provide care for sick or injured children, 24 hours each day. Donor spotlight. • La borists who are available to assist expectant mothers in Formed in 2005, the hospital’s labor-and-delivery unit, around the clock. SCRUBS engages next- • A welcoming environment for parents that includes daily generation community meal delivery. philanthropists in the work • Pl ay therapy services, specialized pain management for of Huntington Memorial young patients, and more. Hospital. This important Visit www.HuntingtonForKids.com to learn more. donor group completed a $1.8 million fundraising effort in 2014 toward the Campaign for Pediatrics at Huntington Hospital. This philanthropic commitment provided support for the renovation and refurbishment of the hospital’s pediatric department and pediatric intensive care unit. Thank you, SCRUBS!
Huntington Memorial Hospital is grateful to the anonymous donors who made a significant 2014 endowment gift in support of the hospital’s pediatric intensive care unit — the only remaining facility of its kind in the San Gabriel Valley. Income generated through the endowment will help cover essential costs of care, including unreimbursed provider time, facilities upgrades, medical technologies and continuous provider education.
Annual Report 2014 11 Comforting care In 2014, the hospital’s board-certified anesthesiologists (above with a patient and therapy dog Maisie). “They often and pain-management physicians helped introduce a new require a more comprehensive approach to pain prevention pain-management program for patients in our pediatric and management than adults. In addition to traditional pain department and pediatric intensive care unit. It resulted in medication, we use other therapies, including music and an approximately 20-percent reduction in pediatric pain pet therapy, to help suppress pain perception in children.” scores, over the prior year. “This is not just about treating a kid for one procedure,” “Children don’t always understand what is she adds. “Our goal is to prevent the development of pain going on with their bodies,” says Jae Townsend, MD, pathways that could heighten pain perception throughout anesthesiologist, pediatric pain-management program the child’s entire life.”
12 Huntington Hospital Toys…puzzles…simply chatting…. There are many ways to bring smiles to young pa- tients’ faces — helping to take their mind off their pain, and reduce any anxiety they may feel when hospitalized. Local police officers helped when they stopped by to deliver toys, books and good cheer in September 2014 — and they were not the only visitors: During the winter holidays, Santa Claus visited chil- dren here. (He, too, came bearing gifts!)
Annual Report 2014 13 Following her own experience with involvement in the hospital’s fourth Brookside Golf Course, the event stroke, Bri Winkler (see story annual rehabilitation-through-golf provided stroke education, golf below) is now a champion for stroke event, Saving Strokes, which took guidance and recreation for individ- education. We are grateful for her place on May 29, 2014. Held at the uals who have experienced stroke.
Award-winning stroke care “A walking miracle” Huntington Memorial Hospital has received the In September 2012, KABC-7 meteorologist Bri Winkler American Heart Association/American Stroke (above left) experienced a stroke. She was 24. Association’s Get With The Guidelines® — Stroke Gold Bri was getting ready for a morning spin class when Plus Quality Achievement Award. The 2014 award recog- she experienced hearing loss in her left ear. Her symptoms nizes high-quality care for stroke patients. quickly worsened, and she became unable to walk. She When a stroke occurs, time is brain. From the mo- was rushed to Huntington Memorial Hospital’s Nan and ment stroke patients arrive at Huntington Hospital, they Howard Schow Emergency & Trauma Center for care. receive prompt intervention, guided by specific, time-sen- Arbi Ohanian, MD (above right), medical director, sitive protocols. Of note: We significantly surpass national Huntington Hospital Stroke Center, identified the blood benchmarks for the administration of clot-busting ther- clot in Bri’s brain stem and treatment was prompt and apy. Research published in The Journal of the American effective. “I’m so grateful to Dr. Ohanian and the entire Medical Association notes that earlier administration of team of medical staff in the hospital’s stroke center,” says this therapy is associated with better patient outcomes, Bri today. “I’m a walking miracle and it’s because of the including reduced mortality. exquisite care I received at Huntington Hospital.”
14 Huntington Hospital Donor spotlight. Larry Keele’s generous contributions have helped to enhance quality of care for thousands of patients over the years. Most recently, he helped underwrite the purchase of important equipment for the hospital’s neurosciences program. These new technologies are enhancing our ability to diagnose brain injuries, monitor patients during brain and spinal cord surgery, and track health-status information for patients in our epilepsy and brain-mapping unit.
William Sutherling, MD, World-renowned medical director, epilepsy epilepsy treatment and brain-mapping Huntington Memorial Hospital’s epilepsy monitoring program (center), leads unit has earned prestigious ABRET accreditation. the hospital’s epilepsy (ABRET stands for the American Board of Registra- monitoring unit. Above, tion of Electroencephalographic and Evoked Potential Dr. Sutherling and registered nurse Elizabeth Technologists, and accreditation is provided through Carcos visit a patient on this organization’s Long-Term Monitoring Laborato- the unit. ry Accreditation Board.) “This accreditation means that our program has met strict quality standards, says William Sutherling, MD, medical director, epilepsy and brain-mapping program. “Patients can be confident they’re receiving high-quality diagnosis and care here, thanks to the excellent, hard-working members of our brain-mapping team.”
Annual Report 2014 15 Certified Exceeding national standards excellence Huntington Memorial STEMI stands for ST Elevation Myocardial Infarction — a severe form of Hospital’s orthopedics heart attack. Huntington Memorial Hospital is specially certified by the program offers the most com- American Heart Association to treat patients suffering from this potentially prehensive orthopedic care life-threatening condition. When a heart attack strikes, experts note, “time in the San Gabriel Valley. In equals heart muscle.” Huntington Hospital significantly outperforms industry 2014, successful review by standards with regard to speed of care, as shown here. The Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Industry Goal Huntington Hospital Organizations led to our Door to EKG 10 minutes 4 minutes recertification as a Center Door to catheterization lab 60 minutes 42 minutes of Excellence for Hip and Door to angioplasty 90 minutes 67 minutes Knee Replacement.
Good news for orthopedic patients Orthopedic patients are benefiting from new pain-manage- techniques that reduced bleeding — and resulted in a ment techniques at Huntington Memorial Hospital. “A new 57-percent decrease in blood-transfusion rates. “Thanks nerve-block technique allows patients to walk freely imme- to improvements in our blood-management protocols and diately after surgery with no discomfort,” says Todd Dietrick, team-oriented postoperative recovery, our patients are MD (above), chair, Joint Replacement Quality Committee. at lower risk for complications and can go home from the In 2014, Huntington Hospital further improved out- hospital sooner — with greater confidence about getting comes for orthopedic patients through advanced surgical around safely,” says Dr. Dietrick.
16 Huntington Hospital HOWARD KAUFMAN, MD Medical director, Huntington Hospital Cancer Center
“Tumor boards are recognized by the American College of Surgeons Commission on Cancer as an essential component of excellence in cancer care. To have such In addition to a multi-tumor board, highly trained specialists all together under one roof Huntington Memorial Hospital has enhances patient care tremendously.” specialty tumor boards for lung/ thoracic, prostate/genitourinary, and breast (pictured below) cancers.
Great minds, great care To further improve care for patients treatment. Meetings known as tumor Hope, Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical with cancer, Huntington Memorial boards bring these specialists togeth- Center, USC Norris Comprehensive Hospital brings together medical er, helping to ensure the broadest and Cancer Center, and Los Angeles experts across multiple disciplines best clinical thinking on behalf of our County + USC Medical Center. — surgical, medical and radiation patients. In addition to specialists oncology, diagnostic radiology, pathol- from Huntington Hospital, tumor ogy, and others — to plan and discuss board participants come from City of
Annual Report 2014 17 Did you know? The American College of Surgeons Commission on Cancer requires that accredited programs enroll at least 6 percent of patients in clinical trials, annually. Such trials provide access to promising new treatments. At Huntington Memorial Hospital, 10 percent Nurse practitioner Suzie Kline, of patients were enrolled in an important manager, integrative oncology, performs acupuncture on a patient clinical trial in addition to receiving at Huntington Hospital Cancer high‑quality cancer treatment. Center, as part of an integrative oncology study.
Combining therapies to benefit cancer patients. Integrative oncology combines Exceeding national standards conventional medicine with ev- idence-based complementary Huntington Memorial Hospital exceeded national standards in therapeutic techniques such as cancer care, based on findings of the Rapid Quality Reporting acupuncture, massage therapy and System. Factors examined included the percentage of patients meditation. In 2014, Huntington who considered or received condition-appropriate chemotherapy Memorial Hospital began enrolling or radiation therapy. patients in a new study to determine the benefits of integrative oncology in preventing and treating lymph- edema (fluid retention and tissue swelling) through acupuncture and healthy lifestyles.
18 Huntington Hospital A gold star in cancer care Huntington Hospital Cancer Center is accredited by the American College of Surgeons Commission on Cancer and its services far surpass those traditionally found at a community hospital. In 2014, the center was recertified by the Commission on Cancer and received the commission’s Outstanding Achievement Award, along with the highest (gold) level of commendation.
Donor spotlight. Eleanor and Jim Randall are longtime generous supporters of Huntington Memorial Hospital. In 2014, in gratitude for care Eleanor received here, the couple made a new and significant gift, designated toward the hospital’s breast program. We have named our comprehensive breast-care program — now known as the Jim and Eleanor Randall Breast Center — in honor of their extraordinary generosity. In addition to high-quality treatment, the breast center provides a range of supportive services — from acupuncture to exercise classes and more. A dedicated team of registered nurse navigators is also available to provide care coordination and support to patients and their families. “I felt so lucky to receive care at Huntington Hospital,” says Eleanor. “Jim and I wanted to be sure other women have access to the center’s special brand of care. We couldn’t be happier to give back.”
Annual Report 2014 19 Madhu Anvekar, MD (right), is the director of Academic Hospitalists Medical Group, and the founder of our hospitalist program. He is joined at bedside with internal medicine residents, from left, Taleen Akopian, DO, and Sheila Grammatico, MD. Learn more about Dr. Anvekar on page 24.
Caregiver excellence. Huntington Memorial Hospital’s superior reputation and advanced care environment help attract the most skilled doctors, nurses and other caregivers to work here. As a result, our patients enjoy the very best of care.
20 Huntington Hospital Annual Report 2014 21 Raising the quality bar tions, including ongoing quality-improvement efforts. In keeping with research regarding improved patient In 2014, our hospitalists were early adopters of Cerner outcomes, Huntington Memorial Hospital implement- — the hospital’s new electronic medical records system. ed a hospitalist program in 2007. Through this program, “As early users of the new system,” says Paula Verrette, MD, internal medicine physicians who specialize in caring for senior vice president, quality and physician services, and hospitalized patients are available around the clock here. In chief medical officer, “this group of physicians was integral addition to providing direct patient care, these physicians to its successful launch.” Cerner benefits patients in various are also involved in numerous aspects of hospital opera- ways, in part by supporting enhanced care coordination.
22 Huntington Hospital Answers to your questions Paula Verrette, MD, senior vice president, quality and PAULA VERRETTE, MD physician services, and chief medical officer, and Madhu Senior vice president, quality and physician Anvekar, MD, director, Academic Hospitalists Medical services, and Group, answer frequently asked questions regarding chief medical officer Huntington Memorial Hospital’s hospitalist program.
“Since the implementation What is a hospitalist? of our hospitalist PV: A hospitalist is an internal medicine physician who program, we’ve seen specializes in the care of hospitalized patients. Because a further increase in hospitalists spend most or all of their workday in the hos- patient satisfaction and pital, they can typically be at the patient’s bedside more quality outcomes.” rapidly than a doctor who works in an outpatient office or clinic setting. For patients in the hospital setting, who have complex and changing care needs, the hospitalist’s prompt availability can provide important benefits.
Why am I being seen by a hospitalist when I have my own physician? MA: Hospitalists act as an extension of your physician while you’re in the hospital. Their collaboration with your primary physician, combined with their expertise in providing quality care in the hospital setting, helps ensure the best patient experience and outcomes. You may also be cared for by a hospitalist when your primary doctor is not in the area or is not on staff at Huntington Hospital.
How is a hospitalist involved in my care? MA: Hospitalists are available around the clock so they are here to provide high-quality, personalized care when you need it. They work together with other specialists in the hospital to coordinate your care from diagno- sis through treatment. From your admission through discharge, they order needed tests and track results; pre- scribe medications or medical procedures; continuously update treatment based on changes in your condition; and help transition you safely to other levels of care as needed.
Who are Huntington Hospital’s Our hospitalists include (back row, from left) Artin hospital-based physicians? Nazarian, MD; Imran Khan, MD; Madhu Anvekar, PV: Academic Hospitalists Medical Group is the MD, director, Academic Hospitalists Medical exclusive hospitalist group for Huntington Hospital. Group; and Shant Kazazian, MD; and (front row, from left) James Tribe, MD; Waffa Alrashid, MD; All our hospitalists are board-certified, and many serve Olga Garshyna, MD; and Alipasha Adrangui, MD. as faculty for Huntington Hospital’s Graduate Medical Not pictured: Hengameh Monsef, DO. Education Program in internal medicine.
Annual Report 2014 23 A DAY IN THE LIFE Madhu Anvekar, MD Strong nurse leadership In 2014, Gloria Sanchez-Rico was Madhu Anvekar, MD, is the director of Academic Hospitalists named as Huntington Memorial Medical Group, and the founder of Huntington Memorial Hospital’s vice president and chief Hospital’s hospitalist program. Below, he gives us a glimpse nurse executive. In her new role, into what a typical day is like for him. Gloria oversees all aspects of the practice of nursing here.
On most days, I get up at 6:30 a.m. Before heading to Hun- tington Hospital to begin my workday, I enjoy taking my oldest son to school. Once at the hospital, I spend the day making rounds, treating hospitalized patients with a variety of serious medical conditions in the realm of internal med- icine. When on the teaching service, I supervise internal medicine residents in the care of their patients through bed- side rounds, didactics, and clinical discussions. (Huntington Hospital maintains excellent residency training programs in both internal medicine and surgery.)
Later in the day, I’ll see additional patients admitted to the hospital and find myself also attending any number of committee meetings. As part of my work as director of the Academic Hospitalists Medical Group, I attend to admin- istrative duties in the afternoon before reviewing patients again with the team of residents.
After work, I’ll spend time with our three children often working on honing their baseball skills, as they are avid baseball and softball players. After dinner, my wife and I Donor spotlight. “encourage,” sometimes successfully, the completion of In 2014, Huntington Memorial homework, other projects, reading, and music practice, Hospital received generous and the turning off of video games. Then, once the kids are philanthropic support from Ron and tucked into bed, I retreat with my electric guitars to my mini LeeAnn Havner toward nurse training home studio to work on songs as my indie rock band The here. The Havner Fund for Stroke Rival Side prepares to get into the studio. Education at Huntington Hospital will support stroke-specific training for 600 nurses hospital-wide.
24 Huntington Hospital 2014 by the numbers 89 Percentage of RNs hired through Huntington 76 Memorial Hospital’s New Graduate Nurse Residency Number of Huntington Program who completed a Bachelor of Science in Hospital RNs who are Nursing (BSN) or higher degree program. Nationwide, enrolled in BSN or higher 50 percent of nurses hold a BSN or higher degree. degree programs.
In the news: nursing excellence In October 2014, an article regarding Huntington Memorial Hospital’s Institute for Nurs- ing Excellence and Innovation was published in Strategic Healthcare Marketing. The piece was authored by Gloria Sanchez-Rico, Huntington Hospital’s vice president and chief nurse executive. “Through its broad range of nurse-education and research programs,” says Gloria, “the institute is helping to enhance the training and preparation of nurses here.” In partnership with Western Governors University, for example, the institute is increasing access to high- er education for Huntington Hospital nurses: A collaborative program combines online courses with rigorous clinical training on our own campus. Nurses may pursue bachelor’s and master’s degrees through the program.
Annual Report 2014 25 Donor spotlight. Huntington Memorial Hospital is grateful to Julie and Tom Condon who, in 2014, made a generous gift toward the Institute for Nursing Excellence and Innovation. Through philanthropically supported education, research and other activities, the institute helps ensure the very best of nursing care for our patients.
Elevating nurse training Huntington Memorial Hospital offers a strong array of education, training, and mentorship programs for nurses. In 2014, training was further enhanced through the expansion and relocation of our Simulation/Skills Lab — a much-needed space for hands-on clinical demonstrations that are provided by a multidisciplinary team of hospital experts. One of the training sessions offered here in 2014, for example, incorporated a live echocardiogram demonstration on peer volunteers. “ Even though nurses don’t have to conduct all the demonstrated procedures themselves,” says Andrea Telleria, RN, nursing professional devel- opment specialist, “they do need to be able to support patients who are receiving the procedures. “Simulation with live demonstrations, conducted by multidisciplinary team members using real equipment and involving peer volunteers not only provides the hospital’s nurses with hands-on training,” Andrea explains. “It also allows them to experience procedures from the patient’s perspective, further strength- ening empathy and compassion. There’s no doubt that this additional training is helping to elevate the practice of nursing here.” Stepping out as a nursing leader In October 2014, 35 registered nurses from Huntington Memorial Hospital learned more about best practices and innovations in the field of nursing, at the American Nurses Credentialing Center National Magnet® Conference in Dallas, Texas.
26 Huntington Hospital Spiritual care Huntington Memorial From left, hospital chaplains Hospital’s chaplains Steve Scharf, Nikia Robert, Jeff are available Nicholson and Shirley Lin. each day, to help patients and their families address spiritual and emotional distress and to respond to questions. Chaplains are professionally trained and must hold a master’s degree in a theology-related specialty. The hospital’s chapel and med- itation room is located on the first floor of our Wingate building. It is always open and serves as a quiet, peaceful Spiritual care and support place for prayer In October 2014, the hospital marked Spiritual Care Week by providing additional educa- and meditation. tion about the work of our spiritual care department and helping to dispel some common Additional infor- misconceptions. “We believe that everyone is spiritual, though not necessarily faith- mation regarding based,” says Bill Mejia, LCSW, manager, social work, spiritual care and palliative care. our spiritual care Chaplains provide support, resources and materials to patients and their families, and services is avail- facilitate hospital visits from representatives of the patient’s faith tradition, if a patient able by calling or family member requests this. “We encourage every patient to call upon the spiritual (626) 397-5051. care department to help in any way we can,” says Bill. “Spiritual care services are available We are daily,” he adds. grateful to long- time friends of the Supportive end-of-life care hospital Kathleen In 2014, Huntington Memorial Hospital joined a coalition of Los Angeles-area healthcare Good Podley and providers to support patients in taking more control when it comes to end-of-life decisions. William M. Podley. The coalition is working to promote advance-care planning and early access to pallia- The couple has tive and other supportive services. In addition to Huntington Hospital, partners include established an Cedars-Sinai, HealthCare Partners Medical Group and Affiliated Physicians, Kaiser endowment to help Permanente Southern California, Keck Medical Center of USC, Los Angeles County + support spiritual USC Medical Center, MemorialCare Health System, Olive View-UCLA Medical Center, care services Providence Little Company of Mary Medical Center Torrance, Providence TrinityCare here, now and in Hospice, and the UCLA Health System. Advance health care directive forms are available the future. to our patients, and can be downloaded by visiting www.HuntingtonHospital.com/ACP and clicking on the appropriate link.
Annual Report 2014 27 28 Huntington Hospital Ruth Villarreal has undergone two knee‑replacement surgeries at Huntington Memorial Hospital. On page 34, read about Ruth’s active lifestyle and how innovations in pain management helped her get back to her regular life faster.
Innovation. On a continuous basis, Huntington Memorial Hospital introduces promising new practices, technologies and care models. Innovation here means positive change that further enhances the patient experience.
Annual Report 2014 29 30 Huntington Hospital Throughout our history, Huntington Memorial Hospital has made significant investments in leading-edge cardiac care. In the 1960s, for example, the first open-heart surgery in the San Gabriel Valley was performed here. In 2014, the hospital was the first in our region to implant a leadless cardiac pacemaker (shown left).
Setting the pace in cardiac care In 2014, Huntington Memorial Hospital cardiologists Mayer Rashtian, MD (left), and David Mok, MD (right), performed the first implant of a leadless cardiac pacemaker in the San Gabriel Valley. Unlike conventional pacemakers, the device does not require a wire (lead), to be placed into the chambers of a patient’s heart — and it eliminates a visible lump or scarring. “The procedure is less invasive than traditional pacemaker surgery,” says Dr. Mok, “and can reduce risk of infection and other complications. As part of Huntington Hospital’s continuous commitment to quality improvement, we’re pleased to be among the first in the United States to perform this kind of implant.”
Improved tools for diagnosis Cardiac catheterization represents a minimally invasive option to diagnose and treat some heart conditions. (Catheterization involves inserting small tubes — or catheters — into blood vessels, to obtain information and address obstructions.) Most traditionally, cathe- ters are inserted into the femoral artery, located in the groin. More recently, research has demonstrated benefits for some patients when introducing the catheter through the radial artery (in the wrist). Huntington Memorial Hospital introduced radial artery catheterization in 2014. Says Gail Cinexi, director, radiology, cardiology, and gastrointestinal services, “Patients who can be treated using radial artery catheterization experience virtually no vascular complica- tions. The less invasive procedure also means these patients can generally be released from the hospital sooner and experience less discomfort.”
Annual Report 2014 31 Home to the only primary stroke center in Pasadena, Huntington Memorial Hospital is the facility to which patients Stroke mechanics experiencing stroke are transported for prompt, high-quality triage and treatment. In 2014, we continued to enhance Ischemic stroke. The most common Hemorrhagic stroke. Involves a care for patients with form of stroke; occurs when a clot weakened blood vessel rupturing and stroke, based on the obstructs a blood vessel supplying bleeding into the brain. latest research. blood to the brain.
Advances in stroke care A technique known as indocyanine green fluorescein angiography is helping patients who experience a hemorrhagic stroke by more precisely measuring the status of blood vessels in the brain during craniotomy (a type of surgery that may be used to remove a blood clot and control bleeding within the brain). Indocyanine green is a fluorescent dye, used as a marker in the assessment of blood flow. For patients experiencing ischemic stroke, exciting new research has demonstrat- ed the benefits of mechanical thrombectomy — removing clots via a catheter inserted into the blood vessel. Huntington Hospital has been offering this treatment for several years. “Over time, technologies have continued to improve, leading to improved out- comes,” says Ian Ross, MD (above), head of neurosurgery. “We’re grateful to the donors who continue to make this kind of advancement possible.”
32 Huntington Hospital Revealing health status The Reveal LINQ Insertable Cardiac Monitor tracks the heart rhythms of patients who have previously experienced a stroke. In 2014, Huntington Memorial Hospital became an early adopter of this new technology. During a brief outpatient procedure, the tiny device is implanted just under the skin. It wirelessly transmits data to hospital cardiologists, allowing detection of irregularities that may require follow-up care.
Improving our images In 2014, Huntington Memorial Hospital acquired new magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) technol- ogy that offers a number of benefits over earlier technology. “Thanks to four times greater image resolution,” says Jeff Schoeni (above), lead imag- ing technologist, computed tomography and MRI, “our physicians have better information to guide diagnosis and treatment. The new MRI’s advanced capabilities are improving our ability to diagnose patients with abdominal, orthopedic, cardiac and other conditions,” he adds.
Annual Report 2014 33 Pictured opposite are bariatric surgery patient Alex Fish (right) and surgeon David Lourié, MD. “Huntington Hospital is one of the best hospitals in Southern California — if not the best,” says Alex, who is also pictured at left, prior to his bariatric surgery. “There’s no A DAY IN THE LIFE Ruth Villarreal doubt that Dr. Lourié helped save my life and I’m grateful Ruth Villarreal is athletic director at Mayfield Junior that I received such School in Pasadena, where she also serves as a physical outstanding care. I’ve education (PE) teacher. Following a number of sports- lost over 140 pounds, my related injuries, she underwent knee-replacement blood pressure is normal surgery at Huntington Memorial Hospital on her left and I no longer suffer from sleep apnea. I’m knee in 2012, and on her right knee in 2014. Thanks to feeling better than I’ve advances in pain management for patients receiving felt in years.” orthopedic surgery here, she returned to regular activity even more rapidly following the second procedure. Today, she is back to full activity. Here, she provides a glimpse into her 13,000-step-a-day life.
At 5 a.m., I hop out of bed and get ready for the day. By 6 a.m., I’m on the road to work and I arrive at school by 7 a.m. I spend the next hour prepping for the school day. My first class begins at 8 a.m., and the rest of my morning involves teaching five 45-minute PE classes. A certified standard of excellence Huntington Memorial Hospital is considered a leader in surgical treatment of obesity — a After lunch on campus, I teach two more PE classes specialty known as bariatric surgery. The and then, during the last period of the day, I coach the hospital was one of the first in the United States boy’s basketball team. Once practice is wrapped up, I to institute minimally invasive (laparoscopic make the drive back home to Chino Hills. and robotic) techniques when performing such procedures. In recognition of our high level of excellence in this field, Huntington Hospital has been reaccredited as a comprehensive As soon as I get home, I take my dog, Jordy, a black center for bariatric surgery by the Metabolic Labrador, for a good two-mile walk. Then I make and Bariatric Surgery Accreditation and Quality dinner, catch up on unanswered emails from earlier Improvement Program. in the day, and read the paper. After winding down, “When combined with a comprehensive I’m fast asleep by 9:30 p.m. The knee surgery means I treatment plan,” says David Lourié, MD, direc- can still enjoy all these activities — and a long hike on tor, minimally invasive surgery and bariatric the weekend! surgery, “bariatric surgery is an effective tool to support long-term weight loss, and can thus help dramatically improve or resolve obesity-related health conditions.”
34 Huntington Hospital Annual Report 2014 35 Where surgeons come to learn In recognition of our superior patient outcomes, Intuitive Surgery — manufacturer of the da Vinci® robotic surgery systems — in 2014 selected Huntington Memorial Hospital as a national case-observation site for robotic surgery. “With this designation,” says Marcela Crowley, RN, robotic clinical coordinator, “physicians who are interested in learning more about robotic-assisted surgery are referred to Huntington Hospital, to observe our successful program firsthand.”
Huntington Memorial Hospital has been selected by the American College of Surgeons to participate in a national quality-improvement collaborative known as D.R.O.P. — Decreasing Readmissions through Opportunities Provided. By sharing strategies among approximately 150 hospitals nationwide, the goal is to further reduce patients’ need for additional inpatient care following bariatric surgery.
Innovative insurance. Huntington Memorial Hospital is collaborating with Anthem Blue Cross and six of our fellow leading hospitals in Los Angeles and Orange counties to bring a new insurance offering to the marketplace. Known as Anthem Blue Cross Vivity, it will enhance access to care, at an affordable price. “As the healthcare landscape continues to change,” says Stephen A. Ralph, Huntington Hospital’s president and chief executive officer, “our participation in this innovative collaboration is just one way we’re continuing to meet the evolving needs of patients in our region — just as we have for more than 120 years.”
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36 Huntington Hospital Better-informed patients Huntington Memorial Hospital launched a new patient portal in 2014: MyHuntingtonHealth.com provides patients with quick and easy access to their laboratory results, medication history, immuni- zation records, discharge instructions and other medical information they need to better manage their health and health care. Thirty-five student volunteers logged more than 700 hours visit- ing patients at the hospital and helping them sign up to use this new tool — and more than 3,900 patients have registered to date. Visit www.MyHuntingtonHealth.com to learn more.
IT makes a difference A new electronic health records chief information officer. patient. “In all these ways, the new system — Cerner — was fully imple- One example of the way Cerner system supports the essential goal mented at Huntington Memorial helps improve quality: Physicians of always and accurately delivering Hospital in 2014. Cerner provides use the system to submit medication the correct medication at the correct caregivers with real-time, confidential orders electronically to the pharmacy, time,” says Debbie. access to clinical information, helping thus eliminating the potential for tran- In addition, she notes, “Cerner to enhance patient safety and qual- scription errors. When delivering the allows for interoperability with other ity of care. “We invested significant ordered medication, the nurse utilizes hospital systems and physician offices. resources in the new electronic health barcode technology to ensure safe We look forward to further increasing record to help us deliver the right care, delivery of medications — confirming efficiencies as we continue to stream- in the right place, at the right time,” the correct medication and dosage line its use in the coming years.” says Debbie Tafoya, vice president and are being administered to the correct
Annual Report 2014 37 From left, nurse practitioner Nayiri Ketchedjian; Eddie Hernandez, lead social worker, Senior Care Network’s resource center; and Kristen Tachiki, clinical social worker, Senior Care Network’s resource center, help staff a health navigation program dedicated to our ACO.
Accountable care In 2014, Huntington Memorial Hospital launched an the hospital and remain safely in their homes. Accountable Care Organization (ACO) — Huntington “SCN has a 30-year history of providing care to seniors Care Network. Involving more than 30 physicians in the in the home setting,” says Jane Haderlein, senior vice pres- San Gabriel Valley, the ACO is already coordinating care for ident, philanthropy and public affairs, “and physicians in approximately 8,000 Medicare beneficiaries. the ACO will draw on SCN expertise to better understand As the year progressed, additional enhancements what life is like in a patient’s home environment, so that any included the ACO’s creation of a health navigation program unmet needs — medical and psychosocial alike — can be dedicated to the ACO, staffed by nurses and social workers. more effectively addressed. ” Ongoing enhancements include collaboration between this Visit www.HuntingtonCareNetwork.com to learn program and Huntington Hospital Senior Care Network more about our ACO. (SCN), to help senior patients transition successfully from
38 Huntington Hospital Donor spotlight. Huntington Collection is an upscale resale store that provides shoppers with high-quality goods, including vintage and designer items and more, at attractive prices. Since 1984, all proceeds from the Collection have been designated toward JANE HADERLEIN Huntington Hospital Senior Care Senior vice president, Network. In 2014, the store — which is philanthropy and public affairs filled to the brim with furniture, home goods, clothing, jewelry, and other “Through collaboration between treasures — celebrated three decades of Huntington Care Network and exceptional service. Huntington Hospital Senior Care Network, health professionals are Particularly popular among working together to better serve patrons are the Huntington Collection’s seniors in our region.” Thursday and Saturday sales, which take place on alternating Thursdays and Saturdays each month and offer discounts on purchases including clothing, shoes and handbags. Visit www. HuntingtonCollection.com to learn more. Answers to your questions Eileen Koons, director, Huntington Hospital Senior Care Network, and Jane Haderlein, senior vice president, philanthropy and public affairs, provide information about Senior Care Network and Huntington Memorial Hospital’s new Accountable Care Organizations.
What is Senior Care Network? EK: Senior Care Network offers a broad range of import- ant services to older adults, adults with disabilities, and their caregivers. One of the first hospital-based programs of its kind in the nation, Senior Care Network has an international reputation for the quality and scope of its care-coordination and other services. Our nurses and social workers help some of our region’s most vulnerable residents manage their health effectively, so they can con- tinue to live independently and avoid the need for higher levels of care.
What is an Accountable Care Organization? JH: The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), which is what we commonly refer to as the Af- fordable Care Act (ACA), was enacted to try to help control the burgeoning costs of health care. The ACA encourages physicians, hospitals and other healthcare professionals to develop networks called Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs), to provide coordinated high-quality care to Medi- care patients. The primary goal of an ACO is to ensure that patients (especially those with chronic diseases) get the right care at the right time — while avoiding unnecessary and potentially redundant services.
Annual Report 2014 39 Kathy Eastwood is a registered nurse in Huntington Memorial Hospital’s community outreach department. On page 45, read more about Kathy and the ways she helps improve the health of our community.
Community health. At Huntington Memorial Hospital, we go beyond treating those who are sick. Through education, early diagnostic screenings, emergency preparedness and more, we help improve the health of our community as a whole.
40 Huntington Hospital Annual Report 2014 41 42 Huntington Hospital Donor spotlight. Huntington Memorial Hospital is grateful to the Pasadena Respiratory Health Foundation for its essential 2014 support toward Huntington Hospital Community Asthma Program. The program offers asthma- Give blood, give life related screening, treatment Huntington Memorial Hospital’s and education services to Blood Donor Center provides children ages 0 to 12. comprehensive whole blood and pheresis donation services, as well as therapeutic phlebotomy services. Blood collected here is used in treating patients at the hospital, including those receiving lifesaving treatment at our Nan and Howard Schow Emergency & Trauma Center.
The need for blood is ongoing. Please donate the gift of life.
Hours Monday 11:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Tuesday through Thursday Helping Be prepared! 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. kids breathe Huntington Memorial Hospital hosted an emergency more easily Friday Huntington Hospital preparedness drill on May 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Community Asthma Program 9, 2014, involving personnel (HHCAP) was implemented from the hospital, as well Location in 1997. It involves commu- as the Los Angeles County nity partners — including the Sheriff’s Department’s Tactics The center is located on the ground hospital and Pasadena Unified and Survival Training Unit, floor of the hospital’s Wingate School District — working Pasadena Fire Department and building, near our Emergency & together to address crisis levels Pasadena Police Department. Trauma Center. of asthma among children in By providing practice through our community. Services in- simulated emergency situations, clude screening, treatment and such drills help ensure our education. A pediatric asthma community is better prepared. clinic at the hospital helps We encourage everyone in manage children’s symptoms our community to be prepared and improve their health. for a natural or other disaster. The hospital has set up a website with suggestions about what to include in your disaster kit. Visit www.HuntingtonHospital.com/ Disaster to learn more.
Annual Report 2014 43 A better life through better health Safer cycling On November 22, 2014, Huntington Memorial Hospital In partnership with Day One, a Pasadena- participated in the eighth annual Mejor Vida, Mejor Salud (Better based nonprofit organization focused Life, Better Health) at Villa Parke Community Center in Pasadena. on public health, Huntington Memorial The community event included lectures and workshops on health- Hospital is helping to promote safer cycling related topics including cancer, nutrition, adult bicycle safety, in our community. In 2014, the collaborative fall prevention and more — as well as a free influenza vaccination program implemented a series of safety clinic. Spanish-language translators were on hand to assist as checkpoints around the greater Pasadena needed. Amal Obaid, MD, medical director, trauma services, area. At these checkpoints, staff and local delivered the event’s keynote address, which focused on the leading volunteers handed out helmets and/or bicycle causes of injury and death among adults — and how to reduce lights to 200 local cyclists (children and risk. Susan Thompson, RN, manager, trauma & disaster services adults) who were observed bicycling without (below), took part in the community event. the appropriate safety gear.
44 Annual Report 2014 A DAY IN THE LIFE Kathy Eastwood, RN
Kathy Eastwood, RN, is a part-time registered nurse in Donor spotlight. Huntington Memorial Hospital’s community outreach Huntington Memorial Hospital department. She helps connect individuals and recognizes the Harry Bronson & Edith families to the hospital’s health-education programs R. Knapp Foundation for its generous and to other community resources. She also provides support toward our injury-prevention community-based health counseling, education and efforts in 2014. screening related to diabetes and hypertension.
After waking up at 6 a.m., I complete a 45-minute yoga routine, walk my dog, Sammy (a 15-year-old Jindo) and eat breakfast before heading to work. At 8:30 am, I might be screening community members for hypertension and diabetes and at 10:30 a.m., I might be teaching a yoga class at a local senior center. I’m involved in numerous health fairs and commu- nity events and my schedule is hardly ever the same from one day to the next.
In the afternoon, I typically head back to the office for a couple of hours to answer emails and return phone calls, before leaving for the day. I eat lunch at home and spend the rest of the afternoon gardening and reading. Right now, I’m enjoying “Expecting Adam,” by Martha Beck.
In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the Pasadena Fire Department After my husband and I have had dinner and enjoyed participated in a series of activities in a glass of wine, I catch up on chores around the house October 2014 to promote breast cancer before going to bed. awareness. Funds raised were allocated toward care services for patients with breast cancer at the hospital. As part of their activities — known as Pasadena Goes Pink — firefighters wore pink uniforms during Breast Cancer Week.
Annual Report 2014 45 Cancer education, awareness In addition to high-quality screening, diagnostic, treatment and follow-up services, Huntington Hospital Cancer Center is engaged in numerous activities to raise awareness and understanding, and to help prevent cancer. In 2014, these included:
Pink Ribbon Conference 2014 by the Huntington Memorial Hospital hosted the eighth annual Pink Ribbon numbers Conference in October. The event, implemented in partnership with The Herald Cancer Association, drew more than 200 Chinese- American breast-cancer patients, survivors and their families.
1,648 Residents who received health screening/counseling at community sites. 334 Health fair attendees who received health screening/ counseling. Shine a Light In November, more than 100 lung-cancer survivors, family mem- 2,505 bers and friends attended a special event at Huntington Hospital to Influenza vaccines Shine a Light on Lung Cancer. Part of a national campaign, the event administered. helped raise awareness and provide support to those impacted by the disease. 489 Patients who received asthma education and treatment through Huntington Hospital Community Asthma Program.
46 Huntington Hospital Fighting heart disease in women In February 2014, Huntington Memorial Hospital recognized the 10th anniversary of the American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women movement, which helps raise awareness for women’s heart disease. Especially cute: Newborns at the hospital traditionally receive a pink or blue hat to help keep them warm. In February, red hats were distributed instead — courtesy of the American Heart Association and Southern California clothing company fodada.
Heart healthy More than 100 people attended Huntington Memorial Hospital’s Love Your Heart luncheon in June 2014. The event, held in partnership with the American Heart Association, helped raise aware- ness of issues related to heart health among Asian-Pacific Islanders in our region. As participants enjoyed a healthful lunch, K. Edmund Tse, MD, 2014 chief of medical staff at Huntington Hospital, provided a presentation regarding heart health. Participants also had the opportunity to visit event booths where they learned about Huntington Hospital Heart and Vascular Center, and received infor- mation about heart-related topics. Complimentary blood-pressure and body-mass-index screenings were also available, and celebrity chef Theresa Lin provided a cooking demonstration.
Annual Report 2014 47 2014 Financial Review Huntington Memorial Hospital and Affiliates
2014* 2013*
Balance sheet (in $ millions) Property and equipment 476 479 Cash and marketable securities 361 379 Other assets 385 288
Total assets 1,222 1,146
Long-term obligations 239 207 Other liabilities 202 141 Net assets 781 798
Total liabilities and equity 1,222 1,146
Statement of operations (in $ millions) Patient services and revenues 484 475 Other revenues 45 40
Total revenues 529 515
Salaries and employee benefits 286 282 Other expenses 224 206 Capital costs 36 34
Total expenses 546 522
Income/(loss) from operations before state program (17) (7)
State program† 4 (3)
Net income/(loss) from operations (13) (10)
Huntington Memorial Hospital’s budget for 2014 encompassed several atypical expenses, such as the house-wide implementation of an electronic medical records system, for example. While these investments resulted in a net operating loss for the year, they were deemed essential to ensure the long-term sustainability of our region’s premier medical center, helping us deliver the right care, in the right place, at the right time. Numbers above do not reflect approximately $17.6 million in new gifts and pledges from generous community members in 2014, including support toward both operating and capital needs. Gifts designated toward operations helped close the gap between costs and reimbursements for the year.
Community Benefits Huntington Memorial Hospital provided approximately $107 million in qualified community benefits during the 2014 reporting period, including $35 million in support to the Medicare population. Community benefits also include charity care, health research, training and education, and community outreach and education. Calculations based on report filed with the State of California in May 2015.
* Inclusive of Collis P. and Howard Huntington Memorial Trust. † Mandatory participation program for hospitals in California.
48 Huntington Hospital 2014 Donors to Huntington Memorial Hospital untington Memorial Hospital is deeply grateful for the support of the following donors in 2014. Without the generosity of these dedicated individuals and organizations, the lifesaving work described Hthroughout this publication would not have been possible.
Chairman’s Council The John & Katherine Gurash Harold & Penny Ray Mr. & Mrs. James W. Hirschmann III Reflects cumulative lifetime giving Foundation Mrs. Charles H. Reeves* Mrs. George D. Jagels of $100,000 or more. Wendy & Jim Drasdo Georgia B. Ridder Foundation J.W. & Ida M. Jameson Foundation Ann Slavik Hall & Jack Hall Jane L. Roe* Moraig (Jo) Jardon Life Benefactor John A. Hartford Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Stephen D. Rountree Gregory D. & Jennifer W. Johnson $1,000,000 and above Marcia & Stan* Hayden & Family The SahanDaywi Foundation Katherine & Paul Johnson Anonymous Adelaide Hixon Ted & Lori Samuels Mr. & Mrs. Nelson D. Jones, Sr. The Ahmanson Foundation The Keele Family Deidra Norman Schumann Harry Bronson & Edith R. Knapp AS&F Foundation Sherry & David Kirchheimer The John & Dorothy Shea Foundation Foundation Gwen & Guilford Babcock Terri & Jerry Kohl Rary Simmons Robert F. Koch June & Merle Banta Kohorst Allen Family Foundation Judith J. & Robert L. Spare Carol & John Llewellyn Ethel Wilson Bowles & Della Martin Foundation Jaynie & Woody Studenmund Shelly & Dennis Lowe Robert Bowles Memorial Fund Margot & Mitch Milias Mr. Harry Tsao & Ms. Carol Chen Janet Marangi Carl F. Braun Residuary Trust Mr. & Mrs. Ronald B. Morrow Mrs. Hubert M. Walker, Jr. Weta & Allen Mathies The Condon Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. George E. Moss McCone Foundation Dona & Gordon Crawford The Mothershead Family Fellow Mr. Sydney J. Mead & Foo-Oi Foundation Diane & John Mullin $100,000 to $249,999 Mr. Roger Servick Harriet* & James* Fullerton Pasadena Respiratory Health Anonymous (9) Mr. Rudolph H. Melinat Margaret & Ned Good Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Peter Arkley Mr. & Mrs.* Charles E. Miller Good Hope Medical Foundation Judy & Ben Reiling Jim Avedikian & Ken Evans Charles & Lorene Moran Henry L. Guenther Foundation Marilyn* & Jud Roberts & Family Mr. & Mrs. Paul F. Bennett Lluella Morey Murphey Foundation Heather & Paul Haaga The Linda & John Seiter Family Jim Blitz, MD Elizabeth Nickerson The Havner Family Foundation Jeannie & William Tsai Jack & Joan Bonholtzer Norris Foundation Dr.* & Mrs.* Joseph J. Jacobs Judy & Robert Waller The Otis Booth, Jr. Foundation Kay & Steve Onderdonk The J. Terrence Lanni Family Joanne Watson-Holmes Steve & Denise Botsford PARAID Ellen & David Lee Cynthia* & Henry Yost Mrs. Sharon Hammond Boultinghouse The Parsons Corporation T. June & Simon K.C. Li Shirley & Robert Yu Ann & Richard Boutin and Family Dr. Donald W. Petit* Phillip D. & Lois S. Matthews Mr. & Mrs. S. Robert Zeilstra Mrs. Janet O. Bowmer Mrs. L. Maxine Pittroff The Ouyang Family Louise H. & John E. Bryson Sue & Steve Ralph The Ralph M. Parsons Foundation Founder Dr. & Mrs. James C. Caillouette Diana J. Raney Kathleen Good Podley & $250,000 to $499,999 The California Wellness Foundation Nancy E. Reardon William M. Podley Anonymous (2) Adele & Stan Chang Marge Richards Jane & Kris Popovich & Family The Archstone Foundation Dr. Kristin & Mr. Greg S. Chapman Genie Mulé The James & Eleanor Randall Avery & Andy Barth Richard & Michelle Chino & Family Virginia H. Rowan Foundation David Bianchi Ed & Alicia Clark San Marino Woman’s Club Anne & Jim Rothenberg Lynn & Doug Brengel Kevin G. Clifford Family Elliot & Marcia Sainer The Schow Foundation Mr.* & Mrs. Daniel M. Brigham, Jr. John & Mary Cosgrove Irene N. Sang, OD, FAAO The H. Russell Smith Foundation Mr. & Mrs. James K. Dunton Arthur L. Crowe Katharine & Warren Schlinger H. Russell Smith* Gail & Jim Ellis Mrs. Donald W. Crowell The Seaver Institute Stewart R. Smith Julia & Ken Gouw Mr. & Mrs. John C. Cushman lll Mrs. Terry Seidler John Stauffer Charitable Trust Mr. Arno E. Grether Mrs. James F. Dickason Mr. Richard P. Shooshan UniHealth Foundation Ms. Sheila Grether & Mr. & Mrs. R. Todd Doney Wendy & John Siciliano Helen & Will Webster Mr. Mark J. Marion Helen I. Drummond Mr. & Mrs. Stephen R. Silk Weingart Foundation Leonard Gumport & Wendy Munger Nairi & Reed Gardiner Kimball D. Smith Mrs. Karen A. Hammond Gesner/Johnson Foundation Mr. Chor Chai Tan & Mrs. Marie Tan Benefactor The Harvey Family Robert W. & Esmeralda T. Gibson Karen & Larry Tashjian $500,000 to $999,999 Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Hirrel Linda & Stephen Gill Dr. Dorothy Tatter-Newton* Anonymous (3) Mr. & Mrs. William H. Hurt The Giolando Family Elizabeth H. Taylor & John D. Taylor Ayrshire Foundation Francine H. & B. Marshall* Katz The Glassford Family Patricia Thomas H. N. & Frances C. Berger Foundation Heather & Harvey* Lenkin George C.* & Marcia Good Ms. Anita To The Kathryne Beynon Foundation Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri The C.S. & Carmen deMora Hale Mr. & Mrs. Franklin E. Ulf, III Blue Shield of California Pam & J.C. Massar Foundation Nancy L. Van Tuyle The Braun Family Carolyn Miller Mr.* & Mrs. George A. Harris Mrs. Kenneth Q. Volk, Jr. The Bryant Family National Health Foundation Randolph & Mary Heartfield Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Wang California Community Foundation Renata & Talmadge O’Neill Mrs. Joseph A. Herron Dr. Nancy Warner Andrew & Peggy Cherng Pasadena Community Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Hillenburg
Annual Report 2014 49 The Warren/Soden/Hopkins Medicus Timothy & Elise Sloan Nancy & Fred Johnson Family Foundation $10,000 to $24,999 Kimball D. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Nelson Jones, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Russell E. White Anonymous (3) Marilyn & Eugene Stein Dr. & Mrs. John P. Kassabian Deborah & Robert Wycoff Mr. W. Jefferson Arnett Jaynie & Woody Studenmund Gail & Steven Katz Ying Enterprises, Inc. David Bianchi Karen & Larry Tashjian W.M. Keck Foundation Jeffrey & Renee Ying Neena Bixby Elizabeth H. Taylor & John D. Taylor Ms. Judith G. Kelly Dr. & Mrs. Kwang-I Yu Jack & Joan Bonholtzer Nancy L. Van Tuyle Mrs. George P. Kinkle Mrs. George N. Boone Dr. Paula M. Verrette Sherry & David Kirchheimer President’s Circle Greg Bradford The Robert A. Waller Foundation Alison & Ryan Knoll Reflects gifts of $2,000 or more Wayne & Lisa Brandt The Warren/Soden/Hopkins Mr. & Mrs.Theo A. Kolokotrones received between January 1, 2014 Louise H. & John E. Bryson Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. John T. Lewis and December 31, 2014. Dr. & Mrs. James C. Caillouette Mrs. Fay F. Wong Michael & Ellen Linsey Adele & Stan Chang The Wong Family Ms. Fong Z. Liu Patron Richard & Michelle Chino & Family Deborah & Robert Wycoff Melba Macneil $50,000 to $99,999 Paul & Sherrill Colony Cynthia* & Henry Yost Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Malouf Anonymous (3) The SahanDaywi Foundation Mr. William D. Young Marlow & Herrad Marrs Avery & Andy Barth Diane & Robert Coyer Dr. & Mrs. Kwang-I Yu Edward J. & Dorothy H. McCarthy Ethel Wilson Bowles & Robert Bowles Ginny & John C. Cushman Betsy & Ted Merchant Memorial Fund Mr. & Mrs. John E. DeWitt Associate Mr. & Mrs. Nestor A. Michelena Dona & Gordon Crawford Tom & Nancy Elsaesser Foundation $5,000 to $9,999 Greg & Alison Molinelli Linda & Stephen Gill Dr. James J. & Sue Femino Anonymous (6) Frank & Toshie Mosher Ms. Sheila Grether & Mr. & Mrs. Robert T. Flaherty George Abdo & Sara Campbell Carolyn Moss Mr. Mark J. Marion Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Furrey Catherine & Casey Adams The Mothershead Family Leonard Gumport & Wendy Munger Nairi & Reed Gardiner Arden & Charleen Albee Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth N. Mueller Marcia & Stan* Hayden & Family Christen C. & Ben H. Garrett Mr. & Mrs. Bruce H. Amesbury Dave & Jennifer Murphy Kohorst Allen Family Foundation Family Foundation Frank & Sharon Arthofer Mr. Philip D. Nathanson Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Marcia Anne Good Ms. Rebecca B. Bales Mr. & Mrs. Dominic Ng Melba Macneil Mrs. Eunice E. Goodan Mr. Jon E. Beebe Don & Joyce Nores Dr. Ola & Mrs. Delores Olambiwonnu Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Goodspeed Lauren & Kevin Bender Debbie & Mark Ortega Sue & Steve Ralph Randolph & Mary Heartfield Mr. & Mrs. Daniel E. Biles Mr.* & Mrs. David B. Partridge Marilyn* & Jud Roberts & Family Mr. John P. Heffernan & Margaret & Kenneth Blair Mr. & Mrs. John Pasqualetto, Jr. Mr. Harry Tsao & Ms. Carol Chen Dr. Janice E. Townsend Jim Blitz, MD Mr. & Mrs. Matthew J. Plocher Shirley & Robert Yu Mrs. Joseph A. Herron Mary Jane Boggs-Barger Dr. & Mrs. Vance L. Polich Mr. Herbert Hezlep III Mrs. Janet O. Bowmer Dick & Jill Polsby Colleague Hideo & Nancy Kagawa Lynn & Doug Brengel Nancy & Perry Preusch $25,000 to $49,999 Sachie Kawana Mrs. Mary Frances Brennan Mr. & Mrs. Lynn P. Reitnouer Anonymous (1) Virginia Lechler Roger A. Brown Carol Reynolds Susan & William Bauman Ken & Eileen Leech Mr. Stephen H. Caine Genie Mule The Otis Booth, Jr. Foundation Mrs. Joanne Lester Michelle & Mac Chandler Mr. & Mrs. David B. Rogers Steve & Denise Botsford Mrs. Yvonne Llewellyn Susan & Stephen Chandler Mr. & Mrs. Joseph D. Russell Stuart* & Georgia Dunn Shelly & Dennis Lowe Mr. & Mrs. Jason Chau Elliot & Marcia Sainer Mr. & Mrs. James K. Dunton Mr. & Mrs. Gary MacDonald Mr. & Mrs. Raymond T. Chau Irene N. Sang, OD, FAAO Gail & Jim Ellis Jack & Sarah MacLeod Angelica & David Clark The Linda & John Seiter Family Robert W. & Esmeralda T. Gibson Mr. & Mrs. Richard T. Mandeville Doris Young Coates Rod Shingu Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Hirrel Janet Marangi Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Coffey Mr. Richard P. Shooshan Mrs. Mary A. Huang Ilene & Howard Marshall Mary Catherine & Richard T. Cooper Mrs. Wesley E. Shyer Robert F. Koch Diane & Craig Martin Mia & Justin Dean Wendy & John Siciliano Carol & John Llewellyn Judy & Steve McDonald Mrs. James F. Dickason Dr. David & Sucy Stevenson Mr. Sydney J. Mead & Mr. & Mrs. Thomas V. McKernan Doris & Everett Dodge Mr. Teddy T. Sun & Ms. Mary R. Keitel Mr. Roger Servick Mr. Rudolph H. Melinat William K. & Cheryl S. Doyle Mr. & Mrs. Bradley A. Talt Dr. Michael M. Missakian Mr. & Mrs.* Charles E. Miller Lucile McVey Dunn Laney & Tom Techentin Yen S. Pan Mr. & Mrs. George E. Moss Mr. & Mrs. W. Hall Evans Martha Tolles Katheleen Good Podley & Mr. & Mrs. Gerald G. Myers Mrs. Dorothy Falcinella Mr. Shaw B. Wagener & William M. Podley Kay & Steve Onderdonk Dick & Sue Fletcher Ms. Deborah J. Heitz Anna-Christine & Christopher Rising Robert & Julie Oropallo The Foker Family Mr. & Mrs. Thomas B. Walper Carol & Stephen D. Rountree Mrs. L. Maxine Pittroff The Harvey Family John & Janet Webb Family Sonia & Neil Singla Dick & Jill Polsby Judy Gain Ms. Martha White Jeannie & William Tsai Mr. & Mrs. Dominick J. Ranalli The Georgina-Fredrick Richmond & Julie Wolf Mrs. Kenneth Q. Volk, Jr. Diana J. Raney Children’s Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Gary Wong Dr. Nancy Warner Judy & Ben Reiling Mr. & Mrs. David Germany The Carl E. Wynn Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Russell E. White David & Kathleen Rips Mr. & Mrs. John P. Gordon The Moses Yu Family Mr. & Mrs. Warren B. Williamson James & Rebecca Sarni Julia & Ken Gouw Dr. & Mrs. Dale W. Zeh Mr. & Mrs. S. Robert Zeilstra The Robin Alexander Sateriale Mr. & Mrs. Franklin Halladay Foundation Jean & Dick Hartt Member Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Saunders Richard & Ellen Haserot $2,000 to $4,999 Katharine & Warren Schlinger Sandee & Paul Hiyake Anonymous (8) Mrs. Terry Seidler Priscilla & Gary Hoecker Dr. Syeda M. Ali & Khaja Uddin The John & Dorothy Shea Foundation Deborah & Schuyler Hollingsworth Eleven Twenty Seven Foundation Mr. Kayoshi Shoda John F. Hotchkis (Trustee, Temo A. Arjani) Mr. & Mrs. Stephen R. Silk William & Patricia Jameson Mr. Robert L. Aronoff Rary Simmons Katherine & Paul Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Ashford
50 Huntington Hospital McCall & Tyson Avery Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Hammon Dr. Malathi S. Narayan & Mrs. Alan Wayte Mr. & Mrs. Phillip A. Baker Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Hancock Mr. Shankar Narayan Aaron Valerie Weiss Marlene R. Konnar & William & Barbara Hanna Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Nicholson, Jr. Mrs. William D. Wenzlau John D. Baldeschwieler Mrs. Louise M. Harris Mrs. Violet Masayo Nishikawa Ian & Barbara White-Thomson Dr. & Mrs. Eugene T. Baldridge Bill & Lindsay Hayden Anthony & Linda O’Keefe Mrs. James Wilcott (Claire) Mr. & Mrs. P. James Barthe Hal & Marguerite Hennacy Mrs. Arlene Oei Scott & Jinny Wilcott Charles & Lisa Battaglia Mrs. Vincent W. Heublein Mrs. Connie L. Oropallo Margaret & John Williams Mrs. Nancy Bechtolt Betty J. Ho Tony & Mabell Paine Katherine & Warren Wimmer Lindsay & Walt Becker Mr. & Mrs. Paul L. Holman Ms. Nancy J. Patterson Alison & Joseph Winter Mr. & Mrs. Kevin L. Beggs Amanda & Winter Horton Kathleen & Charles Peck Marianne & Matthew Wright Mr. Scott A. Bell & Barbara & John House Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Pelton Mr. & Mrs. Scott C. Young Ms. Joy L. Matsumoto Mr. & Mrs. Andrew & Mariko Hsu Steven & Anita Peralez Mr. & Mrs. Stephen A. Young Mrs. Young L. Bhang Mrs. Henry Y. Hwang Peggy Phelps Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Zeronian Mr. & Mrs. Gary Birkenbeuel Mr. & Mrs. Alexander W. Ingle Carm Piscitelli Mr. & Mrs. William Zimmerman C. J. & Jean Blasiar Mrs. Anne Irvine Ms. Joanne E. Pittroff Ms. Sandra A. Bode Moraig (Jo) Jardon Don & Gloria Pitzer Supporters Ruth & Felix Boehm Elisabeth Johns Frances J. Powell Reflects gifts up to $1,999 received Debbe & Spike Booth Mr. & Mrs. Edward E. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. Quandt, Jr. between January 1, 2014 and Mr. James F. Boreham Avery & Fred Johnson Mrs. John W. Quinn, Jr. December 31, 2014. Ann & Richard Boutin & Family April & Kelly Johnson Ashok Sunder Raj Byron & Mary Ann Boyer Katherine & Paul Johnson Ruth* & Bill Reeder Advocate Margi & Clayton Braatz Mrs. Cynthia G. Jones Susan P. Rhoades $500 to $1,999 Judith B. Brandt Ms. Elizabeth D. Jones William L. Richter Anonymous (25) Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Bruncati Bonnie & Micah Kass Ralph Riffenburgh Mrs. Janine M. Abell Mr. & Mrs. Edward F. Bulmahn Diane E. Kooken Mechaley & Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth G. Riley Ms. Jeanette Abundis Christopher & Sarah Carter Kurt Mechaley Ms. Reni R. Rose & Mr. Robert T. Sims Mr. Alex Agulian & Michele & Tom Carter Patricia R. Korbel Mr. & Mrs. Alfred F. Rothschild Ms. Armine Hovespian Dr. & Mrs. William Caton Lorraine (Shingu) Koyama Mr. Donald C. Roudenbush Anne & Brad Alford Roy & Daisy Chan Jill Kunitake Elsie Sadler Mark & Pamela Algorri Catherine (Tink) Cheney & Lucy & Gene Kunzman Dr. & Mrs. Gordon H. Sasaki Doug & Lynn Allen Barry Jones Mrs. Helen L. Lambros Kathryn J. Schutte-Brown Grace Ray Anderson Mr. & Mrs. Shody Chow The J. Terrence Lanni Family Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Schwab Mr. Ronald Andreas Kenneth & Leilani Chu Robert & Marcia Lanz Mr. & Mrs. Emmons Sebenius Sue & Don Applegate Meg & George Coulter Dr. Daniel R. Laster & Ms. Silvia D. Shi & Mr. Jian Ping Li Mr. & Mrs. Emile Assaf Rita Coulter Dr. Allison Edwards Laster Jennifer & Clem Shin Mr. & Mrs. William L. Bagnard Dr. & Mrs. David G. Covell Dr. & Mrs. William N. Lattin Mr. Tadashi Shoji Ms. Phyllis A. Bailey Ginny & John Cushman Mr. & Mrs. James Leos Dr. Robert Siew & Robert & Joan Banning Mrs. Charles J. Detoy Mrs. Wai-Ling Lew Mr. William M. Hafeman Angela Bao Allison & Todd Dietrick, MD Nancy & Ken Lewis Mrs. Phillip E. Simon Dr. & Mrs. Steven A. Battaglia Lauren Ashforth Dimen, MD & Dr. & Mrs. Peter D. Lippincott Annie C. Siu, D.D.S. Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Beckham Luis L. Dimen, MD Dr. Glenn D. Littenberg Dennis & Alison Slattery Boris & Tiffany Beljak Shari & Drew Domenghini Mr. Edward W. Loftus Claire & Norman Slaught Mr. & Mrs. William J. Bell Mrs. Louise O. Dougherty Mr. & Mrs. Francis D. Logan Joanne & Rob Smith Meta & Jay Berger Josh & Heather Drake Mr. & Mrs. J. Michael Lynch Stewart R. Smith & Gipsy & Edward Bergstrom John & Lucinda Edwards Virginia & Richard MacKay Robin A. Ferracone Mr. Mark H. Bevan & Kevin & Heather Ehrhart Jane & Alex MacKinnon Tracy & Charlie Smith Ms. Maureen B. Crow Janet & Ralph Erickson Mr. Robert W. Malone Dottie & Alan Snitzer Ms. Leslie A. Bird Carmen Farmer Mr. & Mrs. Timothy S. Manaka Rodney & Joan Spears Alison J. Birnie, RN Mr. & Mrs. Steven E. Fishman Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Marsh Dr. Bill Steinberg & Mrs. Mary Quirk Eugene D. Bishop Mr. Michael Edward Flynn Karla Marshall Mr. & Mrs. William Still Janet & James Black Mr. & Mrs. Douglas J. Forbes Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Marshi Richard & Dorothy Stone Mr. Steve Blackwell Patricia Ann Fowler Weta & Allen Mathies Stephanie & Kaoruhiko Suzuki Ms. Carla Bloemendaal Mr. & Mrs. Bradford F. Freer Stan & Claudia Mathioulakis Phil & Kay Swan Ruth Bolton The Friend Family Trust Christine McCarthy & Mr. & Mrs. Stender E. Sweeney II Mr. & Mrs. William D. Bolton Haley & Anita Fromholz Michael McCormick Francis & Swanny Tan Shirley Botsford Dr. Casey S. Fu Mrs. Joyce McGilvray Donald & Sally Tapert Mr. & Mrs. Jack W. Brady Mr. & Mrs. James M. Galbraith Mrs. Mary E. McGuire Ms. Jill E. Thomas Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Brady Lisa & Robert Gallo Dr. Patricia C. McKeever Joan R. Thompson James H. Brewer & James & Priscilla Gamb Mrs. Judith K. McLaughlin Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Thorell DeeDee Moffat-Brewer Dr. Donald J. Gaspard Mrs. Thomas J. McNulty Mr. & Mrs. Peter M. Thorson Nancy Brewster Elizabeth & Graeme Gilfillan Mr. & Mrs. Jack McQueen Dr. & Mrs. Edmund Tse Jack & Gretchen Brickson Mrs. Hester Gill Mr. & Mrs. John H. Meisch Betsey & Sidney* Tyler Mr. & Mrs. Neal H. Brockmeyer The Giolando Family Janet G. Michaels Mr. & Mrs. Steven Usher Ingall W. Bull, Jr. Armando L. Gonzalez & Brenda Berg Mr. & Mrs. Fred Mickaelian Dorothy M. Vaughn Mr. Frank D. Bumcrot Allen* & Joyce Greif Dr. & Mrs. Gregory E. Miller Sharon ViGario Mr. & Mrs. J. Michael Burton Mr. Gilbert E. Haakh Mrs. Suzanne Miller Drs. John & Nancy Vogt Mr. & Mrs. John Byrne Mr. & Mrs. Eddie Hagihara Drs. Mehrangiz & Massoud Mofid Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Volk Ms. Patricia E. Callaghan Mr. & Mrs. Donald P. Hahn Mr. D. Harry Montgomery William & Cynthia Wang Mrs. Elanne C. Callahan Pat & Jim Haight Marilynn W. Moore Mr. & Mrs. Lee D. Ward Mr. Dougal S. Cameron Mr. Larry D. Hall Alfred & Victoria Mordecai Richard & Ann Ward Mr. Richard J. Canny Mr. & Mrs. H. Frank Haltom Dick & Dottie Mouri Maria Low Way James Cashin
Annual Report 2014 51 Mr. Ralph Cassady Betty C. Gobrecht Dr. & Mrs. Gregory Ketabgian Ms. Maria L. Moncho Ms. Jesusa B. Castro Robert T. Goldweber, MD & Dr. & Mrs. Gary O. Kim Dave & Janice Moritz Cathi Chadwell & James Dalgarn Veronica Thomas Ms. Leslie Kite Mr. & Mrs. Donald E. Morris Mrs. Shirlee Chadwell-Elftman Ms. Julie A. Gomez Dr. Suzie S. Kline Bob & Kris Morrish Ms. Clara Chan Mrs. Betty Lee Gondek Dr. Anthony G. Koerner Cathy & Steve Morrison Steven & Shirley Chan Ms. Carol N. Gonser Eileen Koons Florence (Sally) & LeRoy Moser Dr. Anthony H. Chang Mrs. Ruth A. Gonsoski Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Kosobayashi Mr. & Mrs. Gordon J. Mountford Mrs. Linda L. Chang Joe Gorman Mr. & Mrs. Matthew J. Krappman Dr. & Mrs. Donald R. Moyes Drs. Thomas S.M. & Lily Chang Cathy Goyette Andy Krinock Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Mozilo Mr. Ping Chen & Dr. Lu Jiao Carole & Warren Greene Dr. & Mrs. D. Mark Kroe Mr. Robert W. Muse Ms. Yuan-Hui Chiang Ms. Sylvia R. Guerrero Elizabeth & Robert Krug Mr. & Mrs. Jose P. Naungayan Mr. & Mrs. Brian Chilton Mr. & Mrs. Martin Gundersen Mr. Luis Lai Ms. Betty P. Ng Ms. Mary Chiu Mr. Nicholas J. Guttormsen Patrick & Linda Lam Rayla Nolen Mr. & Mrs. Richard Cholakian Mr. & Mrs. Steven J. Haderlein William & Lynda Lapp Mr. & Mrs. Timothy P. O’Brien Ruth Christensen Mr. & Mrs. Donald E. Hall Ms. Karin Larson Mr. & Mrs. Robert O’Donnell Mrs. Lai-Kwan Winnie Chwa Ms. Kelsey Browne Hall Judy Laschober Mr. & Mrs. Simon J. Owen Mr. John Click Mr. & Mrs. Douglas S. Halley Albert Lasko & Antoinette Lasko Dr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Pachorek Dr. & Mrs. Edmond J. Clinton III Mr. & Mrs. Mark C. Halverson Ms. Nancy D. Lavelle Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Paddock Mr. & Mrs. John T. Cloud Mrs. Karen A. Hammond Mr. & Mrs. William H. Lavis Dr. & Mrs. Oscar Pallares Mrs. Sharon M. Cochran Mr. H. William Happel & Mr. & Mrs. Byung Joon Lee Dr. Claire B. Panosian Mr. & Mrs. Jordan Cohen Mrs. Michele Romano Mr. Paul S. Lee Mr. George Pao Mr. & Mrs. Myles T. Coleman Jr. Mr. Coburn T. Haskell Janet & Jeff Leitzinger Mr. Helmut W. Partma & Mrs. Margaret Connor Corinne & James J. Hawk Mrs. Jeanne M. Lejeune Ms. Carla Houser Partma Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Cooper Mr. Mike Haynes Kai & Elizabeth Lem Gordon John Pashgian Mary E. Copperud Sue Haynie-Horn Luisa Lendo Ms. Margaret H. Pashgian Mr. George R. Corey & Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Headley Mr. & Mrs. David C. Leventhal Mr. & Mrs. Edward Passaro, Jr. Ms. Eugenie M. Schlueter Mr. & Mrs. H. Michael Hecht Mr. Richard B. Lindgren Mr. & Mrs. Jon T. Pawley Dr. & Mrs. William M. Costigan Harry & Sharon Heidsman Ms. Diana D. Ling Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Pearson Mr. & Mrs. Robert Craven Mrs. Barbara T. Helgeson Joseph & Jacqueline Kirshbaum Nancy & Joe Pekarek Edwin W. Cridland Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Heller Memorial Fund of the Richard Phegley & Carol Pfaffmann Arthur L. Crowe Rosalind & David C. Hilton Liberty Hill Foundation John T. Pigott Mr. William J. Cunningham & Sally S. Hinckley Mr. & Mrs. Olin S. Lord Sterling Pile Ms. Elizabeth J. Sawyer-Cunningham Adelaide Hixon Gail Lovejoy Mrs. Cornelius J. Pings Ms. Lynette Dahlman Mrs. Robert A. Hoffman Mr. & Mrs. Henry Ly Mr. Thomas G. Polenzani & Mr. & Mrs. N. Christian Datwyler Debbi & Randy Hoffman Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Lynford Ms. Kim Caldwell Mr. & Mrs. Charles Davies Ms. Susan Hollander Ms. Yuwei Ma Nancy Clemens Porteous Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Davis Mrs. Carolyn Holloway Drs. James & Cynthia Macer Mr. Earl D. Pruess & Ms. Pat Lile Mr. & Mrs. Kirk M. Dawson Mark & Susie Horn Cathy & Hoss MacVaugh Sheila Psaila Leslie B. Dennis Ms. Grace J. Hsieh Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. Mader Ms. Frances L. Quan Mrs. Dudley Doan Mr. Joe B. Hudgens Dr. Asif Mahmood Marie & John Queen The Dugally Family Mr. & Mrs. Carl W. Hulick Nancy Gobar Mallicoat Mr. & Mrs. John E. Raidy, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. George S. Dunaians Mrs. Herbert C. Hull Ms. Elaine V. Maloney Bill & Christy Rakow Dalyn R. & Betty L. Dunton Dr. & Mrs. Kjell N. Hult Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Marchetti Gari & William Reed Dr. & Mrs. John L. Easthope Ms. Fumiko Humberd Lois Marples Wanda Pike Rees-Williams Alice R. Eckman Mr. & Mrs. Harold J. Hunter, Jr. Mr. William Marsh & Mr. & Mrs. William Renwick Nona E. Edelen Sean & Lori Hunter Mrs. Catherine Hayden Marsh Mr. Lee T. Riblet, Jr. Ms. Ann C. Edler Sara & Kevin Hurley Ms. Marion Marshall Mrs. Mary H. Richeson Ms. Margaret Eggleston Mr. & Mrs. John Irigoyen Mr. & Mrs. Kevin R. Martin Mr. & Mrs. G. Neal Richter Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Eldridge Nancy & Bruce Irwin Alvaro Martinez Mr. Robert Rico & Roger & Michele Engemann Mr. & Mrs. Philip N. Ito Paul & Linda Maurin Ms. Gloria Sanchez-Rico Mr. & Mrs. John L. Erickson Mr. & Mrs. Hartley E. Jackson III Dr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Maxwell Mr. Adolphus A. Riewe, Jr. Michele & Andrew Esbenshade Kandis & Jonathan Jaffrey John & Betty Maynard Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Risch Nancy & Richard Esbenshade Mr. & Mrs. Michael B. James Mr. & Mrs. William K. McCallister Dr. & Mrs. Eugene Roberts Jane & Robert Ettinger Frank & Barbara Jameson Mr. Ralph McCarthy Mr. & Mrs. Alan B. Rose Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Evans Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Jennings Mr. Delford B. McGee R. Fernando & Linda Roth Mark & Hannah Farbstein Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Jiggins Mr. Thomas P. McGuire Virginia H. Rowan Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey S. Fastnow Mr. Danny P. Jimenez Mr. & Mrs. Joel F. McIntyre Mr. & Mrs. Paul F. Roye Mr. & Mrs. Donald W. Fedde Mr. & Mrs. Thomas S. Jones Mr. & Mrs. Patrick D. McKay Mrs. Linda Rush Dr. Igor Fineman Mr. Walter E. Jorgensen Kathy & Jim Meagher Martha Russell Mr. & Mrs. Peter L. Fitzpatrick Mr. Richard B. Joslyn Mrs. Elizabeth B. Medearis Mrs. Patricia C. Ryan Mr. & Mrs. Joseph T. Forgatch Mr. & Mrs. Victor J. Kaleta Mr. & Mrs. John F. Mieding Mr. & Mrs. Tim Sabourin Mr. & Mrs. Brett Franklin Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kamins Mr. & Mrs. Andy Miller Mr. & Mrs. Frank Salas Brett A. Furrey Dr. Alan M. Karbelnig Mr. & Mrs. David P. Miller The Salas Family Charles E. George Lin & Ivan Karp Ryan & Lia Miller Edward & Josephine Sam Dennis & Susi Gertmenian Diane & Sid Karsh Mr. & Mrs. O’Malley M. Miller Loren & Barbara Sanladerer Meg & Don Gertmenian Mrs. Jeanne F. Kato Stacy & Stuart Miller Ed Saulny Mr. Thomas G. Gertmenian Mrs. Cheryl H. Kaufman George C. Milligan Susan & Kent Schmidt Mr. & Mrs. Paul Gibbs Mr. & Mrs. Howard G. Kazanjian Mr. & Mrs. Walter J. Milner, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Dean E. Schneider Mrs. Priscilla H. Gilliam Mr. & Mrs. James M. Kendall Charles & Diana Minning Sherry & Louis Sclafani Dr. Richard C. Gilman Mr. Maurice H. Kent Cynthia & James Moffatt Mr. Howard R. Scott Mrs. Geraldine D. Glidden Ms. Lisa Kenyon John & Karen Moffitt John & Sharon Scull
52 Huntington Hospital Mickey & Lee Segal Partner Glennie & Bill Cameron Mrs. Marjorie A. Durkin Mrs. Timothy L. Selinske $150 to $499 Mr. & Mrs. Brett B. Canon Sarah & Chris Dusseault Mrs. H. Jess Senecal Anonymous (41) Cardiac Rehabilitation Staff Mr. Charles Duvall The Shih Family Michael & Nella Abelson Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Carlson Dr. & Mrs. James M. Duvall Capt. & Mrs. Boston S. Shima Dr. & Mrs. William F. Agnew Mr. Michael Carone* Mr. & Mrs. Robert Dver Mr. & Mrs. George K. Shiu Varsanik Ann Agopian Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Carter Ms. Charlotte Dyson Mr. Dale L. Short Mr. & Mrs. Fernando A. Alegre Mr. Devin B. Cass Mr. & Mrs. Michael Eastwood Mr. & Mrs. Carlo Sima Ms. Pilar Alegre Michael & Marlyn Catalano Begoña Echeverria Dr. Laura L. Sirott Dr. Leslie C. Allen Mr. & Mrs.* Lawrence H. Cate Kalman J. Edelman, MD & Gloria & Edward Smith Marky Allen Joan & Robert Cathcart Wendy Knecht The H. Russell Smith Foundation Dr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Allen Mr. Richard and Carol Chamberlain Mr. & Mrs. William L. Edson H. Russell Smith* Mr. & Mrs. W. Reid Allen, Jr. Ms. Elena Chan Mr. Martin Edwards Stewart R. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Alvarez Ms. Alyce W. Chang Ellen Eidson Jon & Irene Snoddy Obie & Laurie Alvarez Mr. Yi M. Chang & Ms. Xue M. Fung Token Era Mr. & Mrs. Leonard M. Snyder Mr. & Mrs. Franklyn B. Amos Mr. & Mrs. Pen Cheng Chao Rita Essaian Dr. Harold R. Sobel Katherine & Jack Anastasia Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Cherry Ursula & Norbert Esseln Judith J. & Robert L. Spare Ms. Martha Anctil Ms. Kathleen R. Chilton Dr. & Mrs. James R. Esther Ms. Marsha R. Stanton Mrs. James A. Anderson Ms. Roxanne E. Christ Mrs. Linda H. Evans Ann H. Stewart Mr. Mark T. Anello Mr. William T. Christian & Lisa & Tom Evans Mr. & Mrs. David Stover John F. Anthony Ms. Barbara A. Zimmermann Reverend William J. Fackler Mr. & Mrs. Carlos A. Stygar Mr. & Mrs. J.W. Thomas Ashby Mr. Warren Y. Chun Mr. Abelardo Favela Mr. Albert Chao-Yu Su & Mr. Larry C. Asher Dr. & Mrs. Michael M. Churukian Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Felchlin Ms. Diane Tsui Hsueh Su Mr. David A. Bailey Ms. Gail F. Cinexi Mr. Lawrence C. Felix Mr. & Ms. David B. Sweeney Dr. Julia P. Bailey Mr. & Mrs. John Clark Eugenio & Mercedes Fernandez Mrs. Victor J. Szymak Ms. Linda M. Banuelos Ms. Martha J. Clark Mr. & Mrs. Arcangelo D. Ferrante Mr. & Mrs. Steven A. Tafoya Mrs. Carmen F. Barahona Harold Wayne Clouse Mr. Lawrence E. Fetters Mr. & Mrs. Nelson T. Tan Ms. Pauline Bauer Mr. & Mrs. Harvey H. Clouser Mr. & Mrs. Paul Filippone Mr. & Mrs. Donald W. Tang Mr. Emile J. Bayle Dawn Herbuveaux Cobb Mrs. Vivian I. Fithian Mr. Frank W. Taylor Ms. Mary L. Beall Ms. Rhoda Cocca Mrs. Patrick Fitzpatrick Roslyn Towler Jack & Pat Beauchamp Margaret C. Cole Mrs. Louis B. Fleming Ms. Irene Tran Mr. & Mrs. Alfred H. Behringer Ms. Patricia Cook Francine & Ralph Flewelling Antonio & Joanie Trapani Mrs. Doreen Bell Ms. Donna Cooper Mr. & Mrs. Jack C. Flynn Michael & Jill Tully Mrs. Ben Benniardi Ms. Mary P. Coquillard Ms. Maria P. Fogata Pete & Joan Ulyatt James H. Benson Mr. Frederick B. Cordova Mr. William M. Folkner Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth E. Varden Giuseppe & L. Elisabeth Bertani Dr. Peter W. Corrigan Thomas & Louise Fox Ms. Alexandra Vargas Mr. & Mrs. John B. Bertero Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Covey Ms. Connie L. Friedman Ms. Amye Varnum Mrs. Karen E. Bertero Mr. & Mrs. Richard T. Covington Dr. Richard Fuentes & Ms. Cynthia Varsi Mr. & Mrs. John E. Biles Karen & Ted Coyne Mrs. Elizabeth A. Olson Mr. & Mrs. Joseph L. Velasquez Mr. Albert A. Binney Mr. Spencer B. Crane Kiyo & Ann Fujihara Mr. & Mrs. James F. Vernon Mr. Jack Biondolillo & Mr. William L. Crowell Ms. Lois Y. Galbraith Mr. & Mrs. Ken Wagner Ms. Linda J. Koci-Biondolillo Mr. & Mrs. David P. Cullen Sidney K. Gally Carrie & Scott Walker Brian & Beth Birnie Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. D’Antuono Ms. Rebecca J. Gardner Robert & Diana Walker Dr. & Mrs. John W. Black Dr. William E. Dahlberg Ms. Mercedes V. Garza Debra Wall Ms. Susan C. Blaisdell Mr. Clifford J. Daly Helen A. Gatti Robert M. Walp Mrs. Barbara Anderson Blake Mr. & Mrs. Dante N. Damasco Mr. & Mrs. Phillip L. Genino Lissa & Malcolm Wehrle Ms. Gail Blanchard-Saiger Mr. & Mrs. Jim Daniell Kirk & Cathy Gerbracht Mr. & Mrs. James L. Weidner Mr. Thomas H. Bleakney Mr. Harold E. Davis Catherine & Daniel Giddings Dr. Joy Yoshimura Weissman Ms. Mildred Bodwell Mrs. Victoria S. Davis Dr. & Mrs. Gregory M. Giesler Mr. & Mrs. Richard V. Wells Ms. Nancy C. Bohte Mr. Edward K. de Beixedon & Mr. & Mrs. John E. Gilbaugh Mr. & Mrs. John H. Werden Mr. & Mrs. David H. Bolstad Ms. Cynthia Bennett-de Beixedon Mr. & Mrs. Eric Gilbert Mr. & Mrs. Ronald T. White Mr. & Mrs. Craig J. Bonholtzer Ms. Connie De Rosa The Gillette Family Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Williams Ms. Susan Booth Mr. & Mrs. Jose M. Deetjen J. Douglas & Margaret Gilmour Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Williams Ms. Margo E. Boss Mr. & Mrs. Edward Delaney Ms. Laura J. Giolando Walt & Julie Williams Joan & Robert Bowdoin Mr. Patrick V. DeMendoza John A. Girardi, Esq. Jonathan & Shannon Williamson Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Breckheimer, Jr. Dr. Uma A. Deperalta Mr. Eugene A. J. Gleason Dr. & Dr. Wishner Trish Bredesen Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence A. Di Pasquale Mr. & Mrs. John Glenn Ms. Alice L. Wong Mr. Clayton P. Brennecke Mr. & Mrs. Diego DiBenedetto Mr. & Mrs. Robert Gluck Ms. Cordelia Wong Mr. & Mrs. John H. Brinsley Ms. Karen Dietrich Egan Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Goldthwait Ms. Jeannie Wong Mr. & Mrs. Jerry L. Brown Mr. Robert E. Dion & Ms. Patty Wong Mr. John Golisch Mr. & Mrs. Stanley L. Wong Mrs. Stanley Brozek Mr. & Mrs. David G. Dirckx Mr. Richard Gonzalez Mr. Stova C.Y. Wong & Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Brunette Frank & Naomi Ann Distaso David R. Goodrich & Brian L. Clarke Mrs. Sylvia L. Wong Mr. & Mrs. Roger Bryant Mr. Dan DiStefano & Mr. & Mrs. David Goodstein Ms. Grace Woo Mr. Orin L. Burgess & Ms. Dianne J. Dixon Anne & Dan Goodwin Mr. & Mrs. Christopher R. Wood Mr. Robert J. Brehler Mr. Brendan M. Dixon Mr. & Mrs. Bernard C. Grace Richard & Patra Wood Ms. Betty Burris Mrs. June D. Dooley Mrs. Richard M. Grace Dr. Meriel L. Wu & Mr. Nywood Wu Mr. John R. Byram Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Drust II Edith M. Grady Henry & Akiko Yokoyama Ken Byrne & Karen Bissonnette Ruth & Arthur Drye Dr. Eva D. Grant Philip & Elizabeth Young Mr. & Mrs. Wendell P. Cabot Mrs. Patricia Duckett Dr. Doris A. Graves Mr. & Mrs. John C. Youngson Mr. & Mrs. Douglas M. Caister Mr. Walter Duda Ms. June L. Greenfield Mr. & Mrs. Andrew V. Zaninovich Mrs. Lois Calhoun Mr. Steven P. Duffield Marsha & Joseph Grieco Mrs. Fermina B. Callier Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Dunn Mr. James A. Gruettner
Annual Report 2014 53 Mr. & Mrs. Rodrigo A. Guerra, Jr. Mrs. Lillian R. Johnston Eithne F. MacLaughlin, MD Drs. Richard & Millie Nickowitz Mr. & Mrs. Raymond J. Guth Mr. & Mrs. Ellis J. Jones Mr. & Mrs. Blair A. Maffris Mr. & Mrs. Keiichi Nitta Mrs. Lizette M. Gutierrez Ms. Jo Ann Jones Earl & Rosina Maize Kenneth Noernberg* Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Gutierrez Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Jones Dr. & Mrs. Albert M. Malouf Ms. Allene Nungesser Mr. Ronald Guttman Mrs. Ray W. Judson Ms. Virginia M. Maltby Juanita & Ray O’Marah Mr. & Mrs. Ronald C. Hadfield Dottie & Dennis Juett Mr. & Mrs. James L. Mamakos Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. O’Rourke Mr. & Mrs. John K. Haglund Mr. & Mrs. Dorman Jung Mr. & Mrs. King Q. Manansala Carol O’Toole Mr. & Mrs. James F. Halferty Mr. & Mrs. Jungsik Kang Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Mann Deanna & Fanning Oakley Mr. David M. Hall Mr. Youngkook Kang Harry & Patricia Tom Mar Mrs. Betty Okubo Jean E. Hall Ms. Elizabeth L. Karr Mr. & Mrs. Sami Marcos Dr. & Mrs. George A. Olah Mrs. Joseph D. Hallisey Mr. & Mrs. Mark M. Kassabian Ms. Kim Markey Mr. & Mrs. Don J. Olender Mr. & Mrs. Erich Hanloser Dr. Shant Kazazian Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Marshall Steven & Sharon Oliver Mr. Thomas A. Hanna Mr. Michael L. Kearney Mr. & Mrs. Marty Marteney Mr. & Mrs. Richard Oren Porter & Rick Hansen Jim & Gerry Kehoe Mrs. Angela L. Martin Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Osborn Mr. Charles & Dr. Mimi Hanzel Mr. & Mrs. John Kelleher Mr. Vincent Martinez Pauline Oudin David & Connie Harding Dr. Iduama Kelly-Dokubo Betty Masten Jean B. Owen Mr. & Mrs. Daniel E. Harlow Mr. & Mrs. Chris Kilpatrick Ms. Kikuko Matsumoto Mr. Ronald B. Ownbey Mrs. Lois S. Harmsen Ms. Carolyn Kim Dorothy & John Matthiessen Mrs. Kay M. Paietta Ms. Kirsten Harnum Ms. Dosun Kim Mr. & Mrs. Edward B. Maya Dr. Florence P. Paik Ms. Aranya S. Harper Mr. Young Kim Janet Mayeda & Mark Letourneau Joanie Park John & Kate Harris Dr. Young S. Kim Mrs. Sadako Mayeda Mr. & Mrs. Gregory W. Parker Mr. & Mrs. Paul R. Harrison Laurie Kleinberg & Joel Kleinberg Ms. Anita L. McCann Michael & Linda Parks Lois & Warren Hartman Mr. Richard N. Klink Carlin & David McCarthy Rene Parola Dr. & Mrs. Julian L. Harwell Mary A. Knight Mr. & Mrs. Britton J. McConnell Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Pascale Mrs. Frances P. Hastings Ms. Karen Knudsen Mr. & Mrs. Arthur J. McDaniel Ms. Thelma Pates Janet & Bruce Hayes Mr. David R. Koehler Mr. & Mrs. David P. McGee Ms. Emilyn Pathmajeyan Mr. James S. Hayes & Mr. John F. Koehler Mr. Dennis McGowan Ms. Ann Patterson Ms. Catherine A. Keig James & Rachel Koelzer Ms. Karen McGuire Mrs. Carla P. Pemberton Mr. Michael Hayes Mr. & Mrs. Hal Kopacek Mr. & Mrs. Kingston McKee Ms. Sandy H. Peng Joan & Ed Hearst Bill & Alison Kuehn Dr. William I. McLaughlin William T. Peterson Susan & Paul Helfgott Mrs. Eun Kwon Drs. Mark McNamara & Liza Parenti Mr. Anthony Phillips Mr. Robert W. Henderson Mr. & Mrs. Jerome K. Lam Dorothy Rayburn McVann, MD Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Phillips Dr. & Mrs. Wilbert J. Henneberg Joanne & Brett Lamberty Mr. & Mrs. Jeh Meher Mr. & Mrs. John C. Pintarelli, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Matt Herrill Mr. & Mrs. Salvatore Lampasona, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. William G. Melbourne Mr. John H. Plimpton Mr. & Mrs. Jonel C. Hill Mrs. Evelyn Landau Ms. Miriam P. Melgar-Atanaya Mr. & Mrs. William L. Plunkett Mrs. Adele M. Hillyer Mrs. Marie L. Lange Mrs. Germaine R. Mendoza Tom & Elizabeth Polenzani Fred & Stephanie Himmelberger Mr. & Mrs. Peter M. Langenberg Mr. & Mrs. Ernest L. Messner Mr. Manfred R. Polscheit Trang Hoang Darlene B. Lattinville Mr. Thomas L. Mestaz Mr. & Mrs. Louis Pontarelli Mr. & Mrs. Charles G. Hoecker Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Lause Dorothy Hjelte Meyer Mr. Ralph F. Popelar Ms. Susan W. Hoffman Mr. & Mrs. George M. Lavars Mr. & Mrs. Harold M. Mgrublian Mr. Peter G. Popoff Mrs. Nancy Hogg Mr. & Mrs. Fook-Keong Law Mr. George Miller & Ms. Natalia M. Porche-Baudin Dr. Jeffrey C. Hong Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Lawson Ms. Kimberly A. Myers Karen Potter Mrs. Carol C. Hoover Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Leffman Mr. & Mrs. John H. Miller Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Price Lloyd & Betsy Hoover The Legault Family Mr. & Mrs. Martin Miller Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Proctor Ms. Ann Howitt Ms. Becky Lei Ms. Barbara B. Minton Ms. Betty-Jean Prosser Ms. Christina Hsu Mr. Wes Leisinger Ms. Muira Mishra Robert H. Quan Mr. & Mrs. Henry S. Hu Ms. Tiffany Lemmen Muriel & Ross Mitchell Shirley & Charlene Quan Mr. Jinali Hu Mr. Martin Leska Mr. & Mrs. Mark Montoya Mr. Delliemer Quick Ms. Amy Hui-Mei Huang Mr. & Mrs. David Lesser Mr. & Mrs. Michael B. Moran Ms. Betty M. Quon Mr. Weizhen Huang & Mr. & Mrs. Ming-Taun Leu Dr. Toni K. Morrissey & Mr. & Ms. Eugene P. Ramirez Mrs. Chen Wang Bette Levie Mr. Patrick Morrissey E. Fairfax Randolph Ms. Caroline B. Huber Ms. Erlene C. Levis Charles Morse Janice & Robert Raney Milton & Karina Hunter Mr. & Mrs. William A. Lewis Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Moshay Mr. & Mrs. John B. Rathbone Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Hurlbutt Ms. Chin Lim The Mothershead Family Ms. Alice M. Recendez Dr. Dale W. Hurley Ms. Jenny Lin Mrs. Kyoko K. Motoyama Mr. & Mrs. David R. Reed Ms. Patricia Hurley Mr. Thomas J. Lin Ms. & Mrs. Stefan Muciu Mr. Stanford C. Reed Mr. & Mrs. Greg Huston Mr. Robert N. Lindoerfer Mrs. Virginia T. Mullen Mr. & Mrs. Blaise Revay Mr. & Mrs. John Hyll, Jr. Gertha M. Lindsey Mrs. Ann B. Munger Mr. & Mrs. Richard Reyes The Inatomi Family Mrs. Jacquelin S. Lindstrom Mr. Julio Munoz Ms. Rosario Reyes Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Indenbaum Elizabeth & Jim Little Mr. Elliott E. Murphy Mr. & Mrs. Willard E. Rice Ms. Joyce M. Inouye Mr. Charles R. Livingstone Mr. Millard E. Murphy Mr. & Mrs. W. Edward Richmond Orlando & Jean Irizarry Ms. Georgia Lo Ms. Jessica Nabavi Mr. & Mrs. Donald P. Riechel Mrs. Suzie S. Ito Marie D. Lohse Keith & Susie Lee Nakao Mr. Konrad Ried Frank & Mary Ituarte Angelie A. Lorca Ms. Ofelia I. Nava Mrs. Ann W. Riordan Mr. William A. Jack, Jr. Ms. Jessie Lozano Dr. & Mrs. Roger C. Nelson Mr. & Mrs. Eduardo Rivera The Jackson Family Mr. & Mrs. Bill Luce Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Nepomuceno Marc Robert Mr. & Mrs. Kevin C. Jaeger Mrs. Antonio Lucero Beverly H. Neu Daniel Romero Mr. & Mrs. Christopher C. Jervey Mr. & Mrs. Rod W. Lumm Judy & Buck Newell Mr. Thomas N. Romeyn Daniel* & Esther Johnson Mrs. George A. Macer Ms. Sylvia K. Newhall Mr. Arturo Rosales Ms. Sandra A. Johnson Robert J. Mackin, Jr. & Dr. Lawrence R. Newton & Mr. & Mrs. Jack R. Rose Mr. Steven K. Johnson Merrilee Fellows Ms. Pamela Allen Mrs. Patricia V. Rose
54 Huntington Hospital Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Rose Mr. Gerald R. Selby Dr. Sassan Soltani & Mr. Chai L. Tan & Ms. Cindy Kong Dr. Peter M. Rosenberg Mr. & Mrs. James C. Seley Ms. Sepideh Lavasani- Soltani Mr. & Mrs. Jose Tanlioco Ms. Elizabeth J. Ross Mr. & Mrs. Robert Sepulveda Mr. & Mrs. I. Fred Sommers Mr. Ben Taylor Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Rowley Ms. Sadie Seto Mr. & Mrs. Carlos E. Sosa Mr. & Mrs. Dante D. Terramani Mr. Louis D. Rubenstein Ms. Evelyn B. Shaffer Mr. & Mrs. J. W. Sowell Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Terrazas, Jr. Jose Ruiz & Ms. Andrea F. Telleria Ms. Grace E. Shand Mr. Anthony J. Spear Mr. & Mrs. Carl W. Terwilliger Mrs. Frances A. Runje Mr. & Mrs. James R. Shappell Mrs. Alexandra C. Stadtler Ms. Sharon Thacker Mr. George S. Sahagian Gary H. & Helga Sherman Mr. Ed Stanislawski Robert Thaler Dr. & Mrs. Fred Sahhar Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Shih Mr. Juergen Steding Mr. & Mrs. Howard W. Theurer Mr. Christopher Sakamoto & Mr. & Mrs. Philip Shiner Bill & Paula Steele Mrs. Carmen U. Thompson Ms. Gloria Zapien-Sakamoto Bill Steinwedell Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Thompson Ms. Shirley R. Shivers Mrs. Michelle Sakamoto Mrs. Elizabeth S. Stockly John & Sheila Thornton Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Shmagin Mr. Michael S. Sanchez Mr. & Mrs. Edward C. Stone Mr. & Mrs. Vicente Timiraos Mr. & Mrs. Eric Sholty Ms. Arshalouise Sarkissian Mr. & Mrs. John J. Stork Dr. Edwin M. Todd Dr. Kimberly A. Shriner Ms. Hilary Satz Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Stratfford Charisse & Rob Tolleson Mr. & Mrs. Randy A. Shulman Sue Schinke Mr. & Mrs. Jon Strauss Dr. & Mrs. Vernon T. Tolo Eileen & Fred Schoellkopf Mr. Amiel Shulsinger Mr. & Mrs. William Streiber Ms. Lily S. Tom-Wong Mr. David N. Schultz Jill & Mike Sigler Nancy Strong Dr. Vera Tomich-Bolognesi Dr. Michael Schwartz Ms. Betty L. Silver Mr. & Mrs. Michael F. Stuart Mrs. Richard S. Toshima Mr. & Mrs. J. Christopher W. June Simmons Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. Stumbaugh Mr. & Mrs. David M. Totten Schwarzenbach Eva & John Simpson Mr. Gregory S. Sumner Mr. Gregory A. Trojan & Mrs. Dorothy McCay Scully Mr. & Mrs. Neal F. Skowbo Ms. Sarah Sumner Ms. Janice Meagher Fritz & Gwynne Seares Mrs. Constance H. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Edmund Sylvis Mrs. Tsutae Tsumori Ms. Ruth Segal Dr. & Mrs. Gary W. Smith Mr. & Mrs. John P. Symes Mr. & Mrs. Garth H. Tuma Christy Seidel Kristin & Tim Smith Ms. Karen Takahashi Mr. & Mrs. Yuan-Goung Tzeng Mr. & Mrs. Dennis C. Seifert Mrs. Elisa M. Soliman Mr. Ben T. Tamaki Robert & Mae Uchida
Legacy Gift Society The SahanDaywi Foundation Ms. Marilyn A. Mallow Cathleen & Barry Sedlik Legacy Gift Society members Mary E. Copperud Mr. & Mrs. Richard T. Mandeville Gerald R. Selby have remembered Huntington Mr. James G. Corry Ilene & Howard Marshall Mr. & Mrs. Robby Sharma Hospital in their estate plans. George P. Coulter Diane & Craig Martin Rod Shingu Anonymous (43) Michael & Georgia Coye Dr. & Mrs. Ralph B. Martin Mr. Tadashi Shoji Ms. Mary A. Adame Edwin W. Cridland Phillip D. & Lois S. Matthews Mr. Richard P. Shooshan Arden & Charleen Albee Harriet (Sandy) Crosier Mr. Richard M. McAllister W. June Simmons Mrs. Carolyn Alexander Mrs. Donald V. Crowell Jennifer & Shawn McCreight Annie C. Siu, DDS Mr. Jack Allen Mrs. Linda Cseak Mr. Sydney J. Mead & Claire & Norman Slaught Mr. Mark T. Anello Saralyn R. Daly Mr. Roger Servick Dr. Harold R. Sobel Mrs. George P. Armour Tom & Nancy Delahooke Mrs. John Meihaus Ms. Marsha R. Stanton Mr. W. Jefferson Arnett Wendy & Jim Drasdo Jeanne Mignard Mrs. C. Robert Stevens Ms. Salpi Avedian Margaret Ann & Thomas R. Dunn Charles & Diana Minning Dr. David & Sucy Stevenson Jim Avedikian & Ken Evans Mrs. Alice R. Eckman Mr. & Mrs. Takeyuki Miyauchi Eugene & Janann* Strand Mr. & Mrs. Bernard H. Babcock Ms. Ann C. Edler Earl & Roberta Morehead Shirley P. Struble Nona R. Baer Mrs. Ida Krull Elby Rena B. Morris Ms. & Mr. Jin Y. L. Sun Mr. Stanley Balitzer Mr. & Mrs. Arcangelo D. Ferrante Mrs. Andrea Morseburg Mr. & Mrs. James N. Sussman Ms. Dorothy Barnhart Harriet* & James Fullerton The Mothershead Family Dr. & Mrs. David A. Swan Jim & Nancy Barthe Judy Gain Mr. & Mrs. Yoshiaki Murakami Elizabeth H. Taylor & Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Beckham Margaret & Ned Good Ms. Elsa Ng John D. Taylor David & Katherine Bianchi Mr. & Mrs.* Franklin Halladay Don & Joyce Nores Patricia Thomas Neena Bixby William & Barbara Hanna Rosia Y. Pan Mr. Johnny Y. Ting Mr. Steve Blackwell Mr. Roger J. Harmon Yen S. Pan Martha Tolles Jenifer Paul Bode Lois & Warren Hartman Gordon John Pashgian Mrs. Judith C. Trowbridge Mr. Paul Bonner Sally & Michael Horner Peggy Phelps Tom Trowbridge Mrs. Ann Simmons Boutin Moraig (Jo) Jardon Mrs. Helene Pinsky Mrs. Tsutae Tsumori Trish Bredesen Scott & Cindy Jenkins Frances J. Powell Mr. & Mrs. Miles J. Turpin Jack & Gretchen Brickson Mrs. Lyla P. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. John W. Pring Betsey Tyler Mr.* & Mrs. Daniel M. Brigham, Jr. Ms. W. Ann Kaiser Ms. Frances L. Quan Jolly Urner Mr. & Mrs. James G. Bruni Francine H. & B. Marshall* Katz Carol Reynolds Sharon ViGario Mercedes Caballero Suzan W. King Rufus Rhoades Ms. Elizabeth Walker Mr. & Mrs. Suresh Chandra Robert F. Koch Susan P. Rhoades Robert M. Walp Mr. John Y. Chang Lorraine (Shingu) Koyama Jud & Marilyn* Roberts William & Cynthia Wang Kenneth & Leilani Chu Mr. & Mrs. William M. Landy Robert W. & Lillian O. Rogers Mr. Clarence F. Waterman Angelica Clark Estate of Charles H. Laws Mr. Walter B. Rose Miss Carol Watson Harold Wayne Clouse Hilda Opel Lemke Virginia H. Rowan Mr. & Mrs. John G. Webb Doris Young Coates T. June & Simon K.C. Li Elsie Sadler Dan Weiss Sharon & James* Cochran Marie D. Lohse Mr. George S. Sahagian Mrs. J. Clifford Willcox Marty & Bruce Coffey Jeanice Lott The Schow Foundation Cynthia* & Henry Yost Paul & Betty Collins Paul Louie Deidra Norman Schumann Mr. Jian Y. Yuan & Ms. Cui X. Zeng Paul & Sherrill Colony Melba Macneil Ms. Marlene A. Seaholm Mr. & Mrs. Siebren R. Zeilstra
Annual Report 2014 55 Mr. & Mrs. Russell T. Ukita Mr. & Mrs. Jabdiel J. Zapata Elizabeth G. Blackwelder Pamela Davis Jolly Urner Peter & Tina Zarifes Flintridge La Cañada Guild of Mr. & Mrs. Bruce H. Amesbury Mr. & Mrs. A. William Urquhart Mr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Zeni Huntington Memorial Hospital Ms. Molly Valles Ms. Ida W. Zhang Burnell H. DeVos Dr. & Mrs. John J. Van Dyke Mr. & Mrs. Robert Zieman Kenneth L. Bolton Shirlee Chadwell-Elftman Mr. & Mrs. Armand Van Haasen Mr. & Mrs. James Zukor Ruth & Kenneth Bolton Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Vargas Dr. Harry F. Dietrich Mrs. Lucia Vasquez Donor Carol Bowles Ms. Karen Dietrich Egan Mrs. Suzanne Vermilyea $1 to $149 Anonymous Ms. Loretta C. Vieyra Huntington Hospital is grateful Eleanor Dietrich, RN Ms. Ernestina Villarreal to the 2,028 donors who made Richard H. Brill Ms. Karen Dietrich Egan Margaret & Guillermo Villarreal gifts at the Donor level in 2014. Meg & George Coulter Honoria Vivell Every gift makes a difference. Ms. Margaret Coulter Dr. Richard Diroll Donald R. Voss Rary Simmons Shirlee Chadwell-Elftman Ms. Helen Vrynioti In Memory of Mr. Michael M. Wachs Sami Abuhamad Robert E. Camacho Mary Louise Downer Ms. Amy Walden Dr. & Mrs. Fred Sahhar Mrs. Cecilia L. Camacho Shirlee Chadwell-Elftman Mr. Francis T. Wallace Mr. & Mrs. James W. Wallace Gallo Agopian Ophelia M. Cano Rodney G. Edwards Mr. Chuan F. Wang & Ms. Ke Li Varsanik Ann Agopian Mr. Andres Cano Ms. Zeenat Y. Edwards Yun-Lung Wang Linda L. Warnekros Pedro Aguilar Clemencia Cardenas Laura Faison Tom Warren Cathy L. Davis, RN Mr. & Mrs. Andy Miller Anonymous Ms. Martha Waskul John F. Watkins Jaffer M. Ali Stuart Jay Carlisle Jenny B. Farnham Mr. Samuel M. Watson* & Dr. Syeda M. Ali & Mr. Khaja Uddin Mrs. Lilly C. Carlisle Lucy & Gene Kunzman Ms. Constanza P. Widrig-Watson Mr. & Mrs. Don D. Weber Arthur Alvarez Betty Riechel Carmichael Martin A. Flynn, MD Ms. Barbara Weeks Ms. Raquel J. Alvarez Mr. & Mrs. Donald P. Riechel Michael Flynn Mr. & Mrs. Paul F. Weeks Jeff & Debbie Weigand Jean Anderberg Everett J. Carmody, MD Jean Freshwater Mr. & Mrs. Lew Weinstein Lucy & Gene Kunzman Mr. Michael M. Wachs Mrs. Virginia Y. Detoy Dan Weiss Dr. & Mrs. Eugene T. Baldridge Ms. Anita M. Weissenbacher John Andreas Kay Cashman Frank Wells Mr. Ronald Andreas Mr. & Mrs. A. Kent Kuster James D. Fullerton Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. White Gwen & Guilford Babcock Mr. & Mrs. Edgar F. Whitmore Isabel P. Arnett Elizabeth A. Cate Mr. & Mrs. William L. Bagnard Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Wicke Mr. W. Jefferson Arnett Ms. Harriet L. Skora Ms. Anne M. Bailey Ms. Gretchen M. Wiechman The SahanDaywi Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Richard Willans John Rocco Arre Greg Chamberlain Mr. & Mrs. James M. Galbraith Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Willis Advisory Group West CSU San Bernardino Mr. & Mrs. Abner D. Goldstine Arnold Winer Ms. Laura M. Baker Mrs. Carolyn Holloway Mr. & Mrs. Robert K. Wines Mrs. Sonia Boller Linda Chamberlain Ms. Ora Klemme Mrs. Frank D. Wissmann Mr. & Mrs. Jenniffer Gabriele Mrs. Blanca Rojas Ms. Karin Larson Mark & Allison Withers Ms. Rita Moore Margot & Mitch Milias Mr. & Mrs. Henry L. Wong Ms. Jessica Nabavi Mrs. Kang Kueihua Chen Mr. Marshall B. Miller, Jr. & Mr. Homer Y. P. Wong Ms. Jenny Lin Ms. Claudia Huntington Mr. & Mrs. Johnson N. Wong Paul Baker Mr. & Mrs. Robert O’Donnell Dr. & Mrs. Raymond S. Wong Dr. & Mrs. Scott L. Carder Dai Lee Cheng Anne & Jim Rothenberg Mr. & Mrs. Reger C. Wong Ms. Diane Cheng The Linda & John Seiter Family Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. Wong Lulo C. Balbalec Mr. Ed Stanislawski Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Wong Ms. Thena B. Borgonia Hoi Y. Cheung, MD Mr. & Mrs. James Zukor Mr. & Mrs. Charles S. Woo Dr. Shung Man Cheung Mrs. Wesley S. Woo John & Millie Bauer Leoncio M. Gabon Mr. John K. Woo Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Lemoine Thomas Chu Mrs. Sofia Gabon Dorothy & Jack Wooddell Mr. Brian Chu Mrs. Eleanor C. Woodford Lyle Bayle Patricia G. Gaete Mr. Harwood L. Wright Mr. & Mrs. Jack C. Flynn Mrs. Hannah Chunn Mr. Dale E. Griffiths Mr. & Mrs. Joseph W. Wright Ms. Elma Chunn Ms. Sally F. Wyatt Thomas (Tom) Bell Bobbie Taft Galpin Shinta D. Wydyana Mr. & Mrs. David R. Abernethy John C. Clemens Shirlee Chadwell-Elftman Mrs. Michiko Yamamoto Mr. Chris Burusco Nancy Clemens Porteous Mitsie M. Yanari Mr. & Mrs. Tom Fernandez Juan E. Gavilan Mr. & Mrs. Hyman L. Yee Mr. & Mrs. Bill Luce Dr. William Lewis Corporon Mr. & Mrs. Jorge G. Pavez Bill Yee Ms. June Mc Intyre Mr. Richard A. Potter Mr. & Mrs. H. John Yingling Richard J. (Dick) Giolando Ms. Jin Yu Young Bhang Marie K. Crowley Mrs. Barbara J. Giolando Ms. Sinath Yu Mrs. Young L. Bhang Shirlee Chadwell-Elftman Mr. & Mrs. James G. Haynes Mr. Roger Yuen Mr. & Mrs. Howard C. Nelson Dr. & Mrs. Vladimir Yusin Geoffrey Davis Mr. & Mrs. Sebastian Zacharia Ms. Pamela Reynolds
56 Huntington Hospital Denise Greenawalt Blanche Howitt Karol Lechner Sally S. Hinckley Ms. Jean S. Kay Ms. Ann Howitt Mr. & Mrs. Wesley G. Maury Mr. & Mrs. Paul Hurst Mr. & Mrs. Donald Kincheloe Allen F. Greif Bill Irvine William L. Leishman Phillip D. & Lois S. Matthews Mrs. Barbara Anderson Blake Mrs. Anne Irvine Trish Bredesen Paul & Linda Maurin Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Burns Britton & Mary McConnell Mr. Francis M. McNiff Raquel Jimenez Harvey Lenkin Mrs. Doryce L. McCutchan Mr. Chester Jimenez Shelly & Dennis Lowe Mr. & Mrs. Mark Mercurio Dr. Gordon P. Griggs Mrs. William Ostrander Mrs. Barbara Anderson Blake Joseph Johnson Robert E. Levis, MD Mr. & Mrs. William L. Plunkett Mrs. Juliene A. Gustafson Mrs. Marilyn Johnson Ms. Erlene C. Levis Marilyn & Jud Roberts & Family Hal & Marguerite Hennacy Mr. & Mrs. Dean E. Schneider Barbara & Frank Jameson Dick Jones Robert M. Lewis Mr. & Mrs. Emmons Sebenius Mr. Wes Leisinger Pasadena Community Foundation Mrs. June S. Lewis Rary Simmons Dave & Janice Moritz Mrs. Joyce Stuart B. Marshall Katz Jane Queen Applegarth Lindgren Ms. Ygodine Sturdivant Creasy Karen Gruettner Mr. & Mrs. David Baum Mr. Richard B. Lindgren Ms. Wendy Taylor Mr. James A. Gruettner Dr. & Mrs. Robert K. Baum Roe A. Maurer Mr. & Mrs. Edgar F. Whitmore Mr. & Mrs. John Carlton Julie Gunter Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Courtice Donna Lindoerfer Philamena McGee Dottie & Dennis Juett Mrs. Eugene M. Finley Mr. Robert N. Lindoerfer Ms. Christine Teeple Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Riehl Wing & Evelyn Lew Ms. Hiroko Jeanne Miwa George Liu George McNamee Louis L. Gurevitch Mr. & Mrs. Ken Sakaida Mrs. & Mr. Shu L. Liu Ms. Lynne H. Bozanic Mrs. Florence Gurevitch Dr. & Mrs. Vladimir Yusin Alan “Al” Logan Leroy Meeker Paul Hammond James Kennedy Ms. Elizabeth Beckman Mr. & Mrs. Richard Lange Anonymous Rita Coulter Cathy L. Davis, RN Mrs. Karen A. Hammond Mrs. Jane R. Gustafson The Gillette Family Lois E. Miller Weta & Allen Mathies Anonymous Marshall Harris Marjorie Lyte Ms. Marlene Ahlquist Mrs. Louise M. Harris Hazel C. King Shirlee Chadwell-Elftman Mrs. Barbara Anderson Blake Ms. Malinda H. Harris Mr. Alfred W. King Rita Coulter Ms. Cecil D. Holman Barbara G. MacIntosh Nancy & Richard Esbenshade William Klove Rita Coulter Mrs. Karl D. Franke George Anderson Harris Ms. Carole A. Klove Mr. & Mrs. John D. Hall Gwen & Guilford Babcock Thomas G. Mahoney, Sr. Mr. Tom Hardy Mr. & Mrs. Myles T. Coleman Jr. Barbara H. Koch Mrs. Linda Mahoney Dr. & Mrs. Julian L. Harwell Mrs. Linda H. Evans Robert F. Koch Dr. & Mrs. Waldo Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Richard V. Wells Mary P. (Pat) Maloney Mr. & Mrs. James H. Macklin Mr. & Mrs. Robert K. Wines Charles H. Koch Judy Laschober Phillip D. & Lois S. Matthews Mr. & Mrs. J. Benjamin Chulay Ms. Elaine V. Maloney Mr. & Mrs. Daniel B. Place Mable M. Hartley Marilyn Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Redford Shirley & Al Knuth John Frederick Kooken Cathy L. Davis, RN Rary Simmons Diane E. Kooken Mechaley & Mrs. George J. Stadtler III Joan T. Haskell Kurt Mechaley Jess Marlow Ms. Jane C. Weaver Mr. Coburn T. Haskell Cathy L. Davis, RN Nathan Joseph Krappman Elinor U. Miller Addie Hauler Mr. & Mrs. Matthew J. Krappman Edith Marutani, RN Carol Reynolds Ms. Jessica Vanzura Mrs. Alice Marutani Edward E. Kunzman Linda Milligan Mattison Haywood Lucy & Gene Kunzman Jack Matsumoto Dr. & Mrs. Gary W. Smith Ms. Mary C. Hines Pauline Oudin Glen Kunzman Mary Minoogian Eswin Ronel Gonzalez Hernandez Lucy & Gene Kunzman Henry S. Mayeda Ms. Judith M. Stevenson Ms. Ninfa M. Hernandez Mrs. Sadako Mayeda Anthony Landau Diana Miranda Willard Hillyer Mrs. Evelyn Landau Arlele Hill Mazdzer Dr. David & Sucy Stevenson Mr. & Mrs. Roderick R. Lopez Lucy & Gene Kunzman Roger & Marguerite Langlois Armen Mirzaian George S. Hjelte Antonio & Joanie Trapani Thomas McCutchan Ms. Rima Mirzaian Dorothy Hjelte Meyer Mr. & Mrs. Edward Carey Horst Lechler Mr. & Mrs. I. Wayne Carter Bell (Billy) Montez Phyllis Hjelte Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. Donald A. Cotton Mr. Kevin Terrell Dorothy Hjelte Meyer Mr. & Mrs. William D. Bolton Mr. & Mrs. George W. Dickinson Mr. & Mrs. Richard K. Durant Mrs. Dudley Doan Sal & Resi Moreno Dr. Althea J. Horner Ms. Patricia A. Harris Mr. & Mrs. David Fischer Mr. & Mrs. Peter M. Thorson Mr. & Mrs. Mark Berns Virginia Lechler Mr. & Mrs. James M. Galbraith City National Bank Diane & Craig Martin J. Douglas & Margaret Gilmour Louise Morse Marr Mr. & Mrs. David Ungar Robert & Julie Oropallo Mrs. Helen H. Green Mr. & Mrs. Allen R. York Nancy L. Van Tuyle Mr. & Mrs. J.J. Haserot
Annual Report 2014 57 R. Allan Munnecke Stephanie Patterson Maryanne Dorothy Ross Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Risinger Mrs. Gail A. Munnecke Mrs. Amos W. Rutt Ms. Kathleen Emerson Ms. Aurore B. Wright Mr. & Mrs. John E. Gilbaugh George B. Nesleny Gloria Perez Techaira Emanuel Stein Mrs. Judith Nesleny Mr. Charles Hughes & Kay June Rothenborg Anonymous Ms. Gloria Rasmussen-Hughes Mr. Hal A. Rothenborg Frank Niimi Scott Studenmund Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Niimi Imelda A. Perez Linda Rubenstein Robert T. Goldweber, MD & Mr. Renato C. Perez Mr. Louis D. Rubenstein Veronica Thomas Jewel Oatis The Jackson Family Mr. & Mrs. Lynton Bourne Douglas C. Porteous Joseph G. Saiz Nancy Clemens Porteous Ms. Jessie Lozano Victor J. Szymak Perry Oei Mrs. Victor J. Szymak Mr. James Bessolo David Powell Emmilyn Sakamoto Ms. Bernadette Breckinridge Ms. LaLainya Brown Edison International Employee Alice Mary Tanji Mr. & Mrs. Neal H. Brockmeyer Mrs. Mildred Vander Hoeven Contributions Campaign Ms. Mas Tanji Cathay Bank Mrs. Jack K. Washburn Ms. Patrice Smith Ms. Elena Chan Ms. Susan D. Williams Jo Ann Taylor Ms. Jenn T. Chen & Ms. Monica Chen Ms. Victorine Willingham Ben Schmid Rita Coulter Ms. Linner Chow Shirlee Chadwell-Elftman Ms. Rose Chow Charles F. Prickett III MD Dylan Luke Thomas Mrs. Connie Democh Ms. Lisa Kenyon Trinidad Segura Mrs. Erica Titus-Thomas Mr. Douglas Krause Mr. Juvencio Segura Ms. Georgia Lo Walter Psaila Fuyun Tsai Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, LLP Sheila & Walter Psaila Timothy L. Selinske Mrs. Marjorie A. Durkin Ms. Joan McKenzie Anonymous Mr. Kenneth Pon Celia M. Ramirez Rebake Tseng Mrs. Winsome Tong Mr. Armand L. Ramirez Elizabeth Applewhite Shand Kenneth & Leilani Chu Mr. & Mrs. Michael VanBruaene Ms. Grace E. Shand Ms. Joey Wong Amado V. Reyes Sidney F. Tyler Peter & Chong Hong Wu Mrs. Lydia R. Dayrit Walter Shatford II Robert & Mae Uchida Mr. Roger Yuen Mrs. Sara Shatford Joan Rivers Robert W. Van Tuyle Stella Okada Cathy L. Davis, RN Walter T. Shatford III Nancy L. Van Tuyle JoAnn Kaku Mrs. Sara Shatford Ms. Sadie Seto Marion B. Rogers Dorothy Vaughn Mrs. Robert E. Veir Rita Coulter Capt. Boston S. Shima Ms. Susan G. Holland Drs. Janene & Tom Scovel Mrs. Harriet T. Shima Mr. Robert W. Malone Anthony Oropallo Foundation, Inc. Richard & Dorothy Stone Robert & Julie Oropallo Janet & Ralph Erickson Brayden Scott Sholty Mrs. Harold B. Hadfield Mr. & Mrs. Eric Sholty Gordon D. ViGario, MD David W. Owen Mr. & Mrs. Raymond G. Kennedy, Jr. Sharon ViGario Jean B. Owen Mr. & Mrs. Matthew J. Krappman H. Russell Smith Terry Vreeland Mr. David A. Link & Gwen & Guilford Babcock Dr. David & Sucy Stevenson Arlene Pabigian Ms. Lisa F. Hinchliffe Mr. & Mrs. John T. Lewis Mr. & Mrs. John C. Pabigian Ms. Elizabeth J. Marra Margot & Mitch Milias Leslie Anthony Ward Nancy Clemens Porteous Mr. & Mrs. Gregory W. Parker Ms. Arthe Anthony Erwin & Helen Pachorek Rary Simmons Mr. & Mrs. Don D. Weber Dr. Joseph J. Pachorek Judith J. & Robert L. Spare Anna Marie Warren Ms. Cordelia Wong Malcolm G. Smith Shirlee Chadwell-Elftman Donna S. Packer Rita Coulter A.V. Nephrology Medical Group, Inc. Stanford S. Rollins John Weissenbacher Brian & Beth Birnie Marie M. Rollins Robert Snoddy Ms. Anita M. Weissenbacher Bonne, Bridges, Mueller, Ms. Julie D. Clayton O’Keene & Nichols Luke T. Roman Alice & Walter Wilhelm Bruce G. Fagel, a Law Corporation Ms. Mariacecilia Roman Edward N. Snyder, MD Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth D. Smith Cheong, Denove, Rowell & Bennett Dr. Richard J. Lis John A. Girardi, Esq. Rommel T. Cole Williams Mr. & Mrs. P. R. Harrington Mr. Julio C. Garcia Constance B. Sobel Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Beckham, Jr. Herzfeld & Rubin LLP Dr. Harold R. Sobel Michels & Lew LaTrue G. Rosenberger Geoffrey D. Wilson Ms. Marilyn J. Osoff Lucy & Gene Kunzman Ruth Solli Mrs. Rita Wilson Mr. Rickard Santwier Mr. Alf O. Solli M.D. Rosenberger, MD Peter J. Wolcott, MD Joni Pansky Lucy & Gene Kunzman Anne L. Spence Ms. Justine Wolcott Mr. Phillip V. Pansky Ms. Linda Spence Rosie Alan Wong Bob & Rosanna Parker Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Felchlin Elizabeth Norton Stanton Mr. & Mrs. James Broyles Mr. Douglas R. Parker Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. George Dr. Jonathan K. Chan Ms. Carol N. Gonser Ms. Sue P. Chan Mr. & Mrs. Paul E. Martinet Ms. Christina Hsu
58 Huntington Hospital Ms. Cindy Hwee Wesley Young Robbin G. Cohen, MD Catherine Giovanisci, RN Mr. & Mrs. Robb Johnson Lucy & Gene Kunzman Ms. Fumiko Humberd Moraig (Jo) Jardon Mr. & Mrs. Dorman Jung Mr. Charles E. Miller Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Lee Melina Katarina Zoolakis Tom Glover Ms. Marilyn Lee Mr. & Mrs. Frank Gong Dr. Gary L. Conrad Mr. & Mrs. Michael Dendrinos Mr. & Mrs. John Y. Liu Gene H. Novak Mr. James W. Fenske Mr. & Mrs. Gary E. Lok Ms. Marsha R. Stanton Dr. Michael J. Gurevitch Mr. & Mrs. Jim Low Christine Conti, RN Ms. Alyce W. Chang Ms. Aline G. Mack In Honor of Mr. Charles E. Miller Christine McCarthy & Michael Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Maglinte The quiet ones of McCormick Mr. & Mrs. Christopher S. Saito Cardiac Rehab & 1pm Critical Care Nurses John & Elizabeth Taylor Mr. Gaius Go See Bill Steinwedell Mr. Charles E. Miller Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Won Ana Maria Gutierrez Mr. Albert N. Wong Dr. Charles A. Anderson Critical Care Unit Staff Mr. Gabriel Gutierrez Ms. Fern Yee Mr. Charles E. Miller Mr. Charles E. Miller Dr. Chong Wing Yung & Jane Haderlein Dr. Mimi Yung Alexis M. Anvekar, MD Nancy Cushing, RN Anonymous Anonymous Mrs. Norma Zerah Chin Wong Harold Bruce & Nancy L. S. Wong Steven H. Applebaum, MD Saskia de Koomen, RN Grace Torrens Hartt Ms. Fumiko Humberd Mr. & Mrs. Joel F. McIntyre Jean & Dick Hartt George Wong Mr. Charles E. Miller Mrs. Arlene Oei Mrs. Fay F. Wong Jean & Richard Hartt Teri Attanasio Albert De Ponte Jean & Dick Hartt Lily Wong Mr. & Mrs. Edmund L. Attanasio Ms. Carla Bloemendaal Ms. Kristine E. Kwong Emmett Hauler Eugene T. Baldridge, MD Dennis Diaz Ms. Jessica Vanzura Martha Woods Nona E. Edelen Ms. Terri Keville Ms. Sherrill A. Turcotte Ricardo Hernandez Doreen Barrett Dr. Alex Durairaj Dr. David & Sucy Stevenson James Woolsey Ms. Shirley Parker Mr. Charles E. Miller Stacy & Stuart Miller Sally S. Hinckley Ihab E. Beblawi, MD Maury Durall Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Theodore Alan Woolsey Ms. Fumiko Humberd Mr. Ronald B. Ownbey Stacy & Stuart Miller Dr. Marcia Jablon Randy Bray John L. Easthope, MD Mr. & Mrs. Blair A. Maffris Kazuo & Yoshiko Yamamoto Mr. & Mrs. Randolph J. Bray Begoña Echeverria Mr. & Mrs. Gary S. Watanabe Moraig (Jo) Jardon George Q. Jung, MD Mary Bustamante Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Ms. Fumiko Humberd Cynthia Yost Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Bustamante Mr. & Mrs. Robert Quintero Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Beckham, Jr. Alice D. Edelen Bill & Pat Bedford Cafeteria Staff Nona E. Edelen Ann Kaiser Mr. & Mrs. Stuart K. Campbell Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Mr. & Mrs. Carlos E. Najera Carlson-Solmssen Foundation, Inc. Bill Elias & his dog Annie Jane Caughey Cardiac Care Nurses Mr. & Mrs. Hans Koehler Dr. Stanley & Cynthia Kalter Rita Coulter Ms. Linda M. Banuelos Dr. Lawrence R. Newton & Mr. & Mrs. Donald C. Dewey Rick Ellingsen Ms. Pamela Allen Mr. & Mrs. John E. DeWitt Cardiac Rehabilitation Staff Ms. Terri Keville Mr. & Mrs. Dhiya El-Saden Anonymous Karen Kaneko Mr. & Mrs. James M. Galbraith Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Dunn Igor Fineman, MD Ms. Lori Kaneko Joe Gorman Patricia Ann Fowler Mr. Richard J. Canny Sean & Lori Hunter Ms. Carolyn Kim Bonnie Kass Joy Companion Care Mr. & Mrs. Peter P. Lakon Kelly Fitzpatrick Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. Donald Kanner Mrs. Patrick Fitzpatrick Dr. & Mrs. John P. Kassabian Sarah Carter-Anguiano Howard S. Kaufman, MD Weta & Allen Mathies Mrs. A. Bailey Claire E. Futenma, DPM Ms. Fumiko Humberd Ms. Alicia M. McFarlane Nona E. Edelen Mrs. Arlene Oei Mr. Dennis McGowan William L. Caton, MD Ms. Fumiko Humberd Mr. & Mrs. Lyman W. Newton Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Elton Keung Gordon John Pashgian Priscilla Gamb Mr. & Mrs. Elton Keung Mr. & Mrs. C. Anthony Phillips Jackie Chipot Sherry & David Kirchheimer Bill & Christy Rakow Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Rod Shingu Mark Kidon, MD Susan & Kent Schmidt Robert & Mae Uchida Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Mr. & Mrs. Dean E. Schneider Mays Chua Mr. Michael M. Wachs The Linda & John Seiter Family Rod Shingu Suzie Kline Ms. Barbara N. Sheret Marcella Gawronski Ms. Fumiko Humberd Rary Simmons Gail Cinexi Mr. & Mrs. Louis Pontarelli Ms. Anne H. Smith Mr. Charles E. Miller Marion Knowles Mr. & Mrs. Leonard M. Snyder Dr. Greg Giesler Ms. Verleaner Dixon Ms. Gretchen M. Wiechman Jack Cochran & Al De Ponte Mr. & Mrs. Lynn P. Reitnouer Ms. Carla Bloemendaal
Annual Report 2014 59 W. Robert Kohorst Jose Adam Moreno Stephen A. Ralph Babak Tashakkor, MD Mr. & Mrs. David Lesser Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Vargas Anonymous Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Robert & Julie Oropallo Jack Hiro Kuchida Karen Morgan, MD Chris Edward Taylor Ms. Margarita P. Caculitan Mr. Robert L. Aronoff Dr. Chitra Ramakrishnan Ms. H. Catherine Rideau Mr. & Mrs. Noel P. Caculitan Mr. & Mrs. Edmund L. Attanasio Mr. Charles E. Miller Ms. Bernadette Lopez The Reyes Family Ms. Cecille D. Pallagao Janice Moritz Charles Resnick, MD Ms. Luisa R. Reyes Ms. Lorraine Pallagao Dave & Janice Moritz Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Mr. & Mrs. Anthony D. Paule Carol J. Thrun, MD John Mothershead III David Rhodes, MD Mr. Robert L. Aronoff Dr. Tang-Kue & Lisu Liu The Mothershead Family Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Jeannie & William Tsai Christopher Tiner, MD Therese P. Mothershead Dr. Fernando Roth Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Edie Kunzman The Mothershead Family Ms. Elizabeth D. Jones Lucy & Gene Kunzman Rochelle Toas Neonatal Staff Jim & Anne Rothenberg Ms. Berda F. Morley Kenneth Lam, MD Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kamins Mr. & Mrs. Francis D. Logan Mr. Richard J. Canny Marilyn & Eugene Stein Kay Kochenderfer & Frank Toomey Mr. Paul S. Lee Rosemary Neccum, RN Mrs. Karen E. Bertero Mr. Stova C.Y. Wong & Mrs. Margaret Connor Dr. Yasmeen S. Ruhge Mr. & Mrs. Brian Chilton Mrs. Sylvia L. Wong Mr. & Mrs. Fook-Keong Law Ms. Kathleen R. Chilton 1970s Nursing Staff Mr. & Mrs. Mike Haynes Angelica Inok Lee Anonymous Tom Shatford Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Kenney Mr. & Mrs. Byung Joon Lee Mrs. Sara Shatford Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Lause Nursing Staff Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Lynford Ricardo L. Liberman, MD Mrs. Margarita Bautista Jeannie Shen, MD Mr. John J. McGuire Mr. & Mrs. Frank Gong Mr. Richard J. Canny Ms. Fumiko Humberd Mr. & Mrs. Robert Muro Gene H. Novak Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Mr. & Mrs. Edward Passaro, Jr. The Shih Family Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Risch David J. Lourie, MD Amal K. Obaid, MD The Shih Family Ms. Hilary Satz The Gillette Family Mr. & Mrs. John K. Haglund Mr. & Mrs. Jon Strauss Kimberly A. Shriner, MD Margaret & Vittorio Maccaferri Indong Ho, MD Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Edmund Carl & Dr. & Mrs. Gastone Matioli Mr. Young Kim Addie Lucille Trautman Dr. Lynn Mehl John C. Siciliano Jean & Dick Hartt OR Nurses Mr. & Mrs. William Rabkin Paul D. Maher, MD Ms. Lurline V. Brown K. Edmund Tse, MD Laurie Kleinberg & Joel Kleinberg Dr. Milton P. Smith Antonio & Joanie Trapani Joseph Pachorek, MD Mr. Elpidio G. Quizon Donna M. Malloy Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Todd R. Turner, MD Ms. Andrea Simpson Michael & Phillip Snoddy Ms. Jennie Calzada The Parola Family Jon & Irene Snoddy Marina Manvelyan, MD Mr. William J. Sim & Dr. Richard B. Wear Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Ms. Julia A. Parola-Sim Sussan Soltani, MD Mr. Charles E. Miller Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri George T. Matsuda, MD Ashish Patel, MD Ruth C. Williamson, MD Mr. Robert L. Aronoff Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Judy & Robert Spare Susan & Paul Helfgott Ms. Susan Booth Ms. Fumiko Humberd Mark V. McNamara, MD Patty, Elsio, Morro, Debby & Paige, Mr. Richard J. Canny the gang of 5 at Cardiac Rehab Vaughn A. Starnes, MD Juanita Wilson Mrs. Arlene Oei Bill Steinwedell Mr. & Mrs. Larry D. Tashjian Ms. Denise Wilson
Brandon & Alexa Miller Steven A. Pavkovic, MD Station 32 Staff Robert E. Young, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Martin Miller Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Mr. & Mrs. Armand Van Haasen Ms. Lynda P. Sullivan
Michael Paul Miller, MD Dr. John R.F. Penido Elise Stein Yoshiko Zeimen Mr. Robert L. Aronoff Thomas & Louise Fox Mrs. Vincent W. Heublein Susan & Paul Helfgott
Lila Young Mitchell Dr. Powell W. Frederick Stephens, DDS Willa Zoff Lucy & Gene Kunzman Ms. Margarita Avagimova Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Ms. Erica Russo
Soraya Mohajer Mark Z. Powell, MD Jaynie Studenmund Mr. Mike Mohajer Mr. George Pao Rary Simmons Mr. & Mrs. Lew Weinstein Michele M. Montllor, MD Wes J. Powell, MD Nona E. Edelen Nona E. Edelen John Takamura Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri Marilyn W. Moore, MD Thirumala Raju, MD Nona E. Edelen Rene Parola George Tang, MD Vittorio & Margaret Maccaferri
60 Huntington Hospital Guilds and Corporations Organizations Gifts in Kind Support Groups Anonymous (2) Capital Guardian Trust Co. Mr. Alex Canchola Altadena Guild of Anhing Corporation Charity Checks Mr. Craig Foxgord Huntington Memorial Hospital Bacara, Ltd. Charles Schwab Foundation Mrs. Susan Hamilton Fall Food & Wine Festival Committee Bear Holdings, Inc. Community Foundation of Heather & Harvey* Lenkin Flintridge La Cañada Guild of Beckman Coulter, Inc. Greater Memphis Panda Restaurant Group Inc. Huntington Memorial Hospital Jennifer Bevan, Inc. County of Los Angeles The Paper Rabbit Montrose Huntington Memorial Hospital Bonne, Bridges, Mueller, CSU San Bernardino H.E.A.R.T. (Heart Education O’Keene & Nichols CTM Express Service, Inc. SCRUBS Leadership Gifts Association for Rehabilitation & California Pizza Kitchen Dokya Los Angeles Anonymous Treatment) Casey Fu, MD, Inc. First Clearing, LLC Catherine & Casey Adams National Charity League Juniors of Cathay Bank Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy Jennifer & Chris Allen San Marino Cheong, Denove, Rowell & Bennett Gastroenterology Medical Clinic McCall & Tyson Avery San Marino Guild of City National Bank Guy Printing & Marketing Mr. & Mrs. Phillip A. Baker Huntington Memorial Hospital Crowell Weedon & Company, Inc. Jones Family Trust Lindsay & Walt Becker Women’s Auxiliary of Paul DeJoseph Management Co. Joy Companion Care Lauren & Kevin Bender Huntington Memorial Hospital Todd B. Dietrick, JustGive Harry Bronson and A Medical Corporation Majestic Realty Foundation Edith R. Knapp Foundation Foundations and Trusts Drs. Janene and Tom Scovel Members Give Christopher & Sarah Carter The Ahmanson Foundation Foundation, Inc. Morgan Stanley Michele & Tom Carter AS&F Foundation Edison International Employee National Charity League Mac & Michelle Chandler The Baldridge Family Trust Contributions Campaign Network for Good Dr. Kristin & Mr. Greg S. Chapman The Otis Booth, Jr. Foundation John W. Edwards, MD, Inc. Pacific Hills Neurosurgical Richard & Michelle Chino & Family Ethel Wilson Bowles and Fiduciary Trust Company Medical Group, Inc. Jeff & Orsi Crawford Robert Bowles Memorial Fund International Pasadena Fire Department Mia & Justin Dean The Edmund A. & Marguerite L.A. M.C. Gill Corporation Patart Kates Foundation, Inc. Kevin & Heather Ehrhart Burke Foundation Give With Liberty Ramona Convent Secondary School The Foker Family California Community Foundation David M. Harding Real Estate, Inc. Rose Realty Company, Inc. Lisa & Robert Gallo The Capital Group Companies Hollingsworth & Vose Company Russell P. Fritchey Family Trust Anne & Dan Goodwin Charitable Foundation J & J Executive Services, Inc. Southern California The Harvey Family Florence M. Carlblom Trust John Hancock Financial Services, Inc. Half-Arabian Assoc. Rollin, Nancy, Marie & Ben Herron Carlson-Solmssen Foundation, Inc. Johnson & Johnson The Woman’s Club of South Pasadena Sandee & Paul Hiyake The Walt Disney Company Family of Companies United Way of Greater Los Angeles Amanda & Winter Horton Foundation KPMG, LLP Washington Middle School John F. Hotchkis Eleven Twenty Seven Foundation L.A. Renegade Rollergirls Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC William & Patricia Jameson Fidelity Investments The Langham Huntington Katherine & Paul Johnson Charitable Gift Fund Hotel and Spa Estates Paul & Pam Johnson Lawrence L. Frank Foundation Lotus Clinical Research, Inc. Anonymous (1) Alison & Ryan Knoll The Georgina-Fredrick M & M Enterprises Sydney L. Berg Trust Greg & Alison Molinelli Children’s Foundation MacVaugh & Co. Estate of Florence M. Carlblom Alfred & Victoria Mordecai The John & Katherine Gurash Managed Career Solutions, Inc. Samuel H. Clinedinst Trust Tony & Mabell Paine Foundation Merit Aerospace, Inc. Estate of Elizabeth Donno Mr. & Mrs. John Pasqualetto, Jr. Haskell Fund Michels & Lew Estate of Helen I. Drummond Justine & Matthew Plocher H. Leslie & Elaine S. Hoffman Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Estate of Charlotte Fairchild Denise & Dominick Ranalli Foundation MV Medical Management Inc. Estate of Rosabelle Fetty Anna-Christine & Christopher Rising The J.P. Morgan Chase Foundation Nuveen Investments Estate of Joan Fraley James & Rebecca Sarni JP Morgan Chase Foundation Pardee Properties Estate of Jean S. Freshwater Jennifer & Clem Shin W.M. Keck Foundation Payden & Rygel Estate of Charles S. Hale and Eva & John Simpson Harry Bronson and Pennywiser Consulting Co. Carmen D. Hale Sonia & Neil Singla Edith R. Knapp Foundation Plocher Insurance Agency, Inc. Estate of Louise Hall Tracy & Charlie Smith Liberty Hill Foundation Polenzani Benefits & Estate of Helen J. Hancock Beatrice & Steve Usher Matioli Family Trust Insurance Services, LLC William M. Harding Foundation Northern Trust Samuelson Founders Estate of Elisabeth Katte Harris * Deceased Charitable Giving Program San Marino Leasing Company Estate of Katherine R. Jackson Panda Charitable Foundation Sanders Candy Factory, Inc. Robert J. Keown Trust Errata: Huntington Memorial The Ralph M. Parsons Foundation The Personal Branding Group Estate of Bruce R. Laverty Hospital is committed to ensuring the Pasadena City College Foundation Too Faced Cosmetics, LLC Estate of Elizabeth Paine Lent accuracy of our records. Kindly inform Pasadena Community Foundation Toyota Pasadena Estate of Elise Mudd Marvin us of any errors in this donor listing by Pasadena Respiratory Truist Estate of Jane Peck Messler contacting the office of philanthropy Health Foundation U.S. Charitable Gift Trust Estate of Helen C. Ratliff at (626) 397-3241. Patart Kates Foundation, Inc. Wells Fargo Bank William L. & Clara L. Schulz Sitzmann Family Trust Wells Fargo Community Memorial Fund The Grundhoffer Family Foundation Support Campaign Estate of Emily G. Storrow Vanguard Charitable Estate of Dorothy W. Talty Endowment Program Estate of Edward R. Valentine The Robert A. Waller Foundation Estate of Evelyn Zillgitt Western Asset Management Company Zimmermann Memorial Fund Charitable Foundation The Carl E. Wynn Foundation
Annual Report 2014 61 2015 Board of Directors and Board Committees
Board of Directors Audit and Compliance Compensation Quality Sharon Arthofer Reed S. Gardiner, Chairman Jaynie M. Studenmund, Jaynie M. Studenmund, Wayne Brandt Sharon Arthofer Chairman Chairman Louise Henry Bryson Wayne Brandt Armando L. Gonzalez Madhu Anvekar, MD James V. Buese, MD Allen W. Mathies, Jr., MD Lois S. Matthews Sharon Arthofer Michelle Quinones Chino Elizabeth Olson Paul L.H. Ouyang, Louise Henry Bryson Reed S. Gardiner Stephen A. Ralph James F. Rothenberg James V. Buese, MD Armando L. Gonzalez Michelle Quinones Chino Christopher Hedley, MD, Ex-officio Building Finance Greg Giesler, MD R. Scott Jenkins Armando L. Gonzalez, Chairman Paul L.H. Ouyang, Chairman Christopher Hedley, MD Paul Johnson Wayne Brandt Wayne Brandt Steven Katz, MD Lolita Lopez Sunil Hegde, MD Reed S. Gardiner Ellen Lee Allen W. Mathies, Jr., MD, President Emeritus Leighton Hull Armando L. Gonzalez Lois S. Matthews Lois S. Matthews, Secretary R. Scott Jenkins Christopher Hedley, MD Stuart Miller, MD John Mothershead, Ex-officio Paul Johnson R. Scott Jenkins Elizabeth Olson Elizabeth Olson Richard Keating Paul Johnson Kathleen Good Podley Paul L.H. Ouyang, Treasurer Stephen A. Ralph Allen W. Mathies, Jr., MD Stephen A. Ralph Kathleen Good Podley Lawrence Schield, Jr. Stephen A. Ralph Daniel Rowady, MD Stephen A. Ralph, President James Shankwiler, MD James Shankwiler, MD Rosemary B. Simmons James F. Rothenberg, Chairman John Siciliano K. Edmund Tse, MD James Shankwiler, MD Community Benefits Thomas Vander Laan, MD John Siciliano Lois S. Matthews, Chairman Governance Deborah Williams Rosemary B. Simmons, Director Emeritus Mike Barilla Allen W. Mathies, Jr., MD, Elizabeth Wright Jaynie M. Studenmund, Vice Chairman Sheri Bonner Chairman K. Edmund Tse, MD Pamela Cantero Louise Henry Bryson Strategy Committee Deborah Williams Vannia De La Cuba Michelle Quinones Chino Michelle Quinones Chino, R-lene Mijares deLang Armando L. Gonzalez Chairman Board of Trustees Mary Donnelly-Crocker R. Scott Jenkins Sharon Arthofer Armando L. Gonzalez Rita Elshout Lois S. Matthews Louise Henry Bryson Lois S. Matthews Grace Floutsis, MD Stephen A. Ralph James V. Buese, MD Paul L.H. Ouyang Rosalie Garcia John Siciliano Armando L. Gonzalez James F. Rothenberg Akila Gibbs Jaynie M. Studenmund Christopher Hedley, MD Jaynie M. Studenmund Ying-Ying Goh, MD Paul Johnson Delores Hickambottom Information Lois S. Matthews Betty Ho Technology Paul L.H. Ouyang Lena Kennedy Reed S. Gardiner, Chairman Stephen A. Ralph Mary Kirchen Syeda Ali, MD James F. Rothenberg Sue Kujawa Paul Johnson James Shankwiler, MD Hector La Farga Shant Kazazian, MD Jaynie M. Studenmund Ellen Lee David Lourié, MD K. Edmund Tse, MD Lolita Lopez Stephen A. Ralph Steve Madison K. Edmund Tse, MD Cary Monoogian, MD Roger Yang, MD Margie Martinez Kathleen Good Podley Investment Stephen A. Ralph Wayne Brandt, Chairman Ann Rector Robert O’Leary Cody Ruedaflores Stephen A. Ralph Juliana Serrano James F. Rothenberg Sue Shearer John Siciliano Kimberly Shriner, MD Rosemary B. Simmons Philanthropy Ronda Stone James F. Rothenberg, Chairman Takako Suzuki Sharon Arthofer Wendy Wang, MPP Lois S. Matthews Mark Waterson Kathleen Good Podley Deborah Williams Stephen A. Ralph Rosemary B. Simmons
62 Huntington Hospital BACK ROW, FROM LEFT: Paul Ouyang, treasurer; Michelle Chino; John Mothershead (ex-officio); Armando Gonzalez; Deborah Williams; Stephen Ralph, president and CEO; Rosemary Simmons, director emeritus; Lolita Lopez; James Rothenberg, chairman; Kathleen Podley; and K. Edmund Tse, MD. FRONT ROW, FROM LEFT: R. Scott Jenkins; James Shankwiler, MD; Louise Bryson; Allen Mathies, Jr., MD, president emeritus; and Paul Johnson. NOT PICTURED: Sharon Arthofer; Wayne Brandt; James Buese, MD; Reed Gardiner; Christopher Hedley, MD (ex‑officio); Lois Matthews, secretary; Elizabeth Olson; John Siciliano; and Jaynie Studenmund, vice chairman.
Annual Report 2014 63 A letter from James F. Rothenberg Chairman of the Board
Dear friends: Excellence in health care at Huntington Memorial Hospital has been made possible for generations thanks to the steadfast support of our community. As a nonprofit community hospital, we continue to rely on the involvement of philanthropically minded individuals and institutions to make the above-and-beyond care we provide possible today. In 2014, charitable donations helped support and enhance services along the entire continuum of care we provide for our region. Some of our generous donors are spotlighted in this publication. We are pleased to recognize all whose generous contributions help to sustain high-quality care here. In 2014, community support helped to: • pr ovide critical care for individuals with life-threatening injuries, through Huntington Hospital Trauma Center. • ensur e high-quality care for young patients in our region, through gifts to pediatric care, facilities, technology, and provider education. • enhance our ability to diagnose neurological conditions, through the purchase of leading-edge equipment for our neurosciences program. • pr ovide high-quality care and care coordination for patients with cancer. • further strengthen nursing excellence, through our Institute for Nursing Excellence and Innovation’s education, training, research, and other programs. These examples represent just the tip of the iceberg. In addition, philanthropic support makes possible high-quality care for seniors, injury-prevention programs, and commu- nity-based asthma services for children, along with many other important care programs both within and beyond our walls. I encourage you to join my wife, Anne, and me — and the many other generous sup- porters of Huntington Hospital — in sustaining this important, lifesaving work. Thank you for your generous involvement.
64 Huntington Hospital President and CEO Stephen A. Ralph
Senior Vice President, Philanthropy and Public Affairs Jane Haderlein
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Beating the odds. In late 2014, Deborah Melahouris suffered a near-deadly stroke that left her paralyzed on one side of her body and unable to speak. Thanks to the care she received at Huntington Memorial Hospital, Debo- rah is walking, talking — and even working — again. She and her husband, Michael, deeply appreciate the lifesaving care provided by the hospital, as well as the support their family received here during a very difficult time. “I was given a one-percent chance of surviving,” says Deborah, “and the doctors at Huntington Hospital saved my life. I don’t have anything but gratitude for the support and care I received, and I feel so blessed to have come so far in such a short amount of time.” “I just attended my son’s graduation,” Deborah adds. “I’m so thankful to the doctors, nurses and donors at the hospital for giving me a second chance at life. I’m not supposed to be here, so every day is a gift.”
Visit www.HuntingtonHospital.com/BeatingTheOdds to learn more about Deborah’s story.