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120 Years 關懷服務社區 of Excellent Care 百二載 for the Community Contents 2019 Donor Report 2019 年善款報告 120 YEARS 關懷服務社區 OF EXCELLENT CARE 百二載 FOR THE COMMUNITY CONTENTS Message from Chief Executive Officer..................................................................................... 3 120 Years of History....................................................................................................................... 4-5 Phoenix Unveiling Ceremony...................................................................................................... 6-7 120th Anniversary Celebration.................................................................................................. 8-9 Investing in the 1979 Building’s Full Potential – Preparing for Chinese Hospital’s 125th Anniversary in 2024...........................................................................................................10 Letter of Congratulations............................................................................................................. 11-14 Lifetime Achievement Award, The Honorable Willie L. Brown, Jr................................... 15 Top Donor of the Year Award, Arthur Chan........................................................................... 16 Donor of the Year Award, Keith & Carmelita......................................................................... 17 Ways to Give.................................................................................................................................... 18 I was Born in Chinese Hospital.................................................................................................. 19 Honor a Doctor, Nurse or Healthcare Team........................................................................... 20 25th Charity Golf Tournament.................................................................................................. 21 Save the Date–2019 Radiothon................................................................................................... 21 Chinese Hospital Health System................................................................................................. 22 Chinese Community Health Resource Center....................................................................... 22 Chinese Community Health Plan.............................................................................................. 23 Donor List ....................................................................................................................................... 24-25 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Board Members President, George Lew Edward Y. C. Chan, MD Chee Kung Tong Chinese Hospital Medical Staff Vice President, Harvey Louie Kitman Chan Chinatown Y.M.C.A. Chinese Chamber of Commerce English Secretary, Thomas T. Ng Robert Chiang Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association Yan Wo Benevolent Associationn Assistant English Secretary, Kin F. Yee, DDS Mel Lee Hop Wo Benevolent Association Ning Yung Benevolent Association Chinese Secretary, Jack Lee Fong Paul M. Lee Sue Hing Benevolent Association Yeong Wo Association Assistant Chinese Secretary, Gustin Ho, MD Kent Lim Chinese Democratic Constitutionalist Party Kong Chow Benevolent Association Treasurer, Robert Wong Dan Quan Chinese American Citizens Alliance Sam Yup Benevolent Association Assistant Treasurer, Yick C. Tam Dick W. Wong Kuomintang of China Chinese Christian Union of San Francisco Chief Executive Officer Chief of Medical Staff Jian Zhang, DNP, MS, FNP-BC William S. Chung, MD 2019 DONOR REPORT STAFF Editors Translation Chris Kelly, Felicia Leong, Ian McCuaig Jenni Lau, Frank Liu Designer Contributors Elsa Man Jian Zhang, Felicia Leong, Michelle Malone, Jenni Lau, Jennifer Li, Linda Guan 2 Message from the Chief Executive Officer Dr. Jian Zhang Chinese Hospital is extremely proud to be marking its 120th anniversary, a significant milestone that very few organizations achieve. It is particularly gratifying to be celebrating this anniversary as Chinese Hospital recently received a 5-Star rating from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) based on quality of care, safety and patient experience. I credit this success to the dedicated medical providers and staff for their devotion to the hospital and the community it serves. Reflecting on the long-standing history of Chinese Hospital, I would like to acknowledge our original founders for their visionary leadership in creating this culturally sensitive healthcare organization to serve the Chinese community when they were denied healthcare elsewhere. In addition, I wish to recognize the generations of board members, medical staff and community leaders who fought tirelessly for the survival of Chinese Hospital during the past 120 years. Thanks to the contribution and dedication from the resilient leaders and support from the community, Chinese Hospital has transformed from a small dispensary in 1899 to a modern state-of-the-art hospital today. Together with its partners, Chinese Hospital is focused on improving healthcare access, quality of care, patient experience, long-term financial viability and strengthening of our hospital culture and operational stability. Most importantly, I would like to express my sincere appreciation to all of you, supporters of Chinese Hospital, for your continued trust in our healthcare system. Chinese Hospital is committed in making our community healthy. Dr. Jian Zhang, DNP, MS, FNP-BC Chief Executive Officer, Chinese Hospital 3 120 YEARS OF HISTORY Tung Wah Dispensary Chinese Hospital Chinese Community opened in Chinatown opened its doors Health Plan (CCHP) established 1899-1906 1923-1925 1979 1986 Tung Wah Chinese Hospital A new Chinese Dispensary Association Hospital tower destroyed in created by opened adjacent to the Great SF 15 community the original hospital Earthquake organizations for the growing demand 4 120 YEARS OF HISTORY 5-Star Rating for Overall Performance Awarded by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Grand opening of the new Patient Tower, replaced the original 1925 building 1996-2008 2016 2016 2018-2019 Expansion of Chinese Hospital Continuous neighborhood clinics Outpatient Center improvements, and including East West on Gellert Blvd new services earned Health Services opened in Daly City Chinese Hospital a coveted 5 out of 5 Stars Jade Health Care from the Centers for Medical Group Medicare & Medicaid established Services 5 Phoenix Unveiling Ceremony Chinese Hospital hosted an unveiling ceremony She further stated, “together with its partners, for the Phoenix and Fireball-Pearl tile wall on Chinese Hospital is focused on improving April 6th. Mr. Arthur Chan, our principal healthcare access, quality of care, patient donor, named the Fireball-Pearl in honor of experience, long-term financial viability and the American Teo Chew Business Association. strengthening of our hospital culture and Hundreds of people gathered at Chinese operational stability.” Hospital to witness the historic moment. The new and unique Phoenix and Fireball-Pearl “It’s an honor to be involved with something that wall is adorned with over 400 personalized allows us to donate back to worthy causes,” said tiles in various colors and sizes, and serve as a Mr. Arthur Chan. “I watched the new Chinese means for people to express their support and Hospital grow from a concept to a magnificent gratitude. It is installed next to the Dragon Wall, hospital, and I can think of no better investment which together it completes the prosperous than supporting the much-needed medical image representing success, good fortune, and services for the community.” wellness. The Phoenix Wall campaign was launched “I would like to express my sincere appreciation in 2016 and raised over $3.4 million. The to the donors for their dedication and funds support the building renovation and contributions to Chinese Hospital. It is because service expansion project including same- of such supporters that Chinese Hospital has day surgery center, gastrointestinal laboratory, been able to transform from a small dispensary multispecialty clinic, as well as infusion center in 1899 to a state-of-the-art facility in 2016,” for chemotherapy and blood transfusion. said Dr. Jian Zhang, Chinese Hospital CEO. 6 THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING CHINESE HOSPITAL! During the ceremony, Mr. George Lew, President of the Chinese Hospital Association Board of Trustees, expressed his sincere gratitude to all the donors for their support. “We are truly grateful for the support we have received. Chinese Hospital has been serving San Francisco for more than a century, and it is recognized as one of the most affordable, quality hospitals in the city. Chinese Hospital is the last remaining independent community hospital in San Francisco,” said Mr. Lew. We invite you and your families to view the Phoenix and Fireball- Pearl tile wall, which is located on the exterior wall on 845 Jackson Street. THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING CHINESE HOSPITAL! 7 120th Anniversary Celebration Chinese Hospital marked its 120th Anniversary with an annual gala at the San Francisco Design Center on April 18th to celebrate 120 years of providing affordable quality care to the community. Dr. Jian Zhang, Chinese Hospital CEO and Mr. George Lew, President of Chinese Hospital Association Board of Trustees opened the celebration evening by thanking supporters, sponsors and staff in attendance. “Chinese Hospital is extremely proud to be celebrating our 120th anniversary, a significant milestone that very few organizations achieve. Reflecting on the long-standing history of Chinese Hospital,
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