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2018 Genacross Lutheran Services Annual Report: Many Faces Of Many Faces of Compassion 2018 Annual Report Table of Contents Chair and CEO Letter pg. 1 Board Listing pg. 14 Leadership pg. 2 Congregations pg. 15 Highlights pgs. 3-5 Volunteers pg. 16 Fast Facts pg. 6 Charitable Care pg. 17 Stories of Compassion pgs. 7-12 Foundation pg. 17 Financial Reports pg. 13 Donors pgs. 18-20 This report is produced by Genacross Lutheran Services. Kari Bucher, Manager of Marketing and Corporate Communications, and Beverly Apel, Graphics Specialist Many Faces of Compassion How would you describe Genacross Lutheran provided 21,874 hours of invaluable service to Services? You might choose to talk about the care individuals in our care, and Genacross provided of older adults. If your interest is in the well-being of approximately $5.7 million in charitable care and youth and their families, your description would be community benefit. different. Some of you might focus on our affordable independent living or the availability of health care We are grateful to congregations and individuals in the place you call home. In each of these cases and who serve through volunteering, contributions, and in many others, your description would be accurate. prayers of support. Through you, our compassionate Genacross ministers to and meets the needs of many, God has enabled us to be faces of compassion to across all generations. While descriptions may vary, all residents, patients, families, and fellow staff, as of our ministries reflect God’s compassion through the Genacross Lutheran Services. many actions and faces of our caring team members. Thanks be to God, Throughout the past year, we continued providing outstanding, compassionate service on our three long-term care campuses, with LeadingAge Ohio recognizing our Napoleon Campus as an Employer The Rev. Keith Hunsinger of Choice. Additionally, several employees were Chair of the Board of Directors recognized with LeadingAge Ohio Stars Awards, and Genacross celebrated the dedication of its staff with awards based on our Mission and Values. As we Rick Marshall focused daily on the physical and mental health of President and CEO those in our care, we never lost sight of the value of spiritual care; chaplains and volunteers from local congregations ensured that our focus remained on the whole person at all of our sites. There were many more 2018 highlights. Family & Youth Services was named a provider for the new Bridges program, which manages the state of Ohio’s extended foster care services. Our Genacross at Home health agency reached its year anniversary while exceeding growth expectations. The Congestive Heart Failure (CHF) Program at our Toledo Campus and the Pulmonary Rehabilitation Program at our Wolf Creek Campus helped patients with care, education, and the tools to manage their chronic conditions. Meanwhile, Luther Pines, our senior housing site in Lima, started the first Dementia Friends group in the United States. During 2018, God blessed Genacross with the opportunity to serve 3,760 residents, patients, and Rick Marshall (left) and the Rev. Keith Hunsinger clients, with 725 staff. In addition, 1,333 volunteers work together to lead the organization. 1 (Left to right) Kathleen Lemmerbrock, Lorinda Schalk, Rev. Dr. James Dumke, Katie Zawisza, Amanda Schroeder, Tina Gendics, Rick Marshall, and Jeff Schulte serve as leaders. Leadership 2018 Rev. Dr. James Dumke Lorinda Schalk Vice President for Mission Integration Senior Vice President of Finance & Operations Tina Gendics Amanda Schroeder Senior Director of Post-Acute Services Vice President of Home & Community Based Services Kathleen Lemmerbrock Jeff Schulte Executive Director of Genacross Lutheran Services Vice President for Human Resources/ Foundation Organizational Integrity Officer Rick Marshall Katie Zawisza President/Chief Executive Officer Executive Director of Genacross Family & Youth Services Established in 1860 and most recently known as Lutheran Homes Society, Genacross Lutheran Services embraces individuals and families throughout northwest Ohio and southeast Michigan. Our Family & Youth Services ministry provides residential and community-based treatment options, alternate learning environments, family support services, outpatient mental health counseling, and developmental disability services to children, youth, families, and adults. Our Housing & Community Services ministry features more than a dozen independent living senior apartment communities located throughout our service area. This ministry also provides its housing residents, as well as community members, with service coordination, which helps older adults access needed programs and services that help them continue to live independently in the setting of their choice. The Genacross Adult Day Center in Toledo provides adult day services for individuals with physical limitations and/or memory issues. Our three care campuses offer independent living, assisted living, long-term nursing care, inpatient rehabilitation services, and outpatient therapy. Genacross at Home, our home health agency, extends the organization’s continuum of care by providing skilled nursing and therapy services to patients of all ages in the comfort of their own homes. Our Partners 2 2018 Highlights Genacross at Home reaches one-year milestone In December 2018, Genacross at Home marked a year of providing skilled nursing care, therapy services, and medical social services to people in their homes. The home health ministry is flourishing as part of the continuum of care offered by Genacross Lutheran Services. During its first year, ministry operations and staffing were stabilized, a Medical Director was added, and the agency exceeded growth expectations. To this point, the majority of the referral and census growth has come from Genacross long-term care ministries, ensuring that Genacross is providing continued care to patients leaving its skilled nursing centers and returning home. The home health agency is certified to provide services in Fulton, Henry, Lucas, Wood, Ottawa, Sandusky, and Erie counties. Genacross at Home therapist Ashley Dunlap helps client Gerry Mather with his standing therapeutic exercises in his kitchen. Five-star Napoleon Campus earns Employer of Choice The Genacross Lutheran Services-Napoleon Campus, which is ranked as a five-star facility by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), was also named a bronze-level Employer of Choice by LeadingAge Ohio for 2018-2019. The award recognizes providers of aging services who demonstrate leadership in employee development and engagement and meet stringent workforce development criteria. This is the second year for the Employer of Choice program, which awards gold, silver and bronze-level designations. The Napoleon Campus is one of 24 organizations across the state that received the bronze level, while five received silver designation, and three received the gold. Executive Director Kim Piña (left) and Director of Human Resources Amy Bains display the Employer of Choice award. 3 Embracing technology at care campuses promotes efficiency During 2018, Genacross Lutheran Services implemented technologies that enabled its care campuses to operate more efficiently. Genacross has invested in an electronic medical record system called MatrixCare, an integrated clinical and financial software that improves clinical outcomes and maximizes the time of caregivers. Genacross clinical staff have spent numerous hours training on the new system, which has been successfully implemented on the campuses and integrated into the financial platform as well. Another technological change on the care campuses is the use of automated dispensing units (ADUs) for medications. Genacross has partnered with AlixaRx, a national pharmacy services company, to provide onsite pharmacy services. Previously, medications were ordered from off-site pharmacies and delivered later the same day or even the next day, while now the ADUs provide immediate access to a variety of medications. Each ADU dispenses prescription and over-the-counter medications in several different Nurse Racquel Johnson demonstrates the forms. The units cut down on the wait time for automated medicine dispensing unit at the Wolf Creek Campus. resident distribution and promote continuity of care that can result in better patient outcomes. Luther Pines starts first Dementia Friends group in U.S. Luther Pines senior apartment community in Lima, Ohio, has started a Luther Pines Dementia Friends group. It is the first group of its kind started through Dementia Friends in the United States. The group is co-facilitated by Lanette Briley, Luther Pines Service Coordinator, and Marty Williman, Program Director of the Ohio Council for Cognitive Health. The group is open to anyone, and the informational sessions help individuals learn how to interact and support loved ones, friends, and neighbors with dementia and other cognitive deficits. Since Luther Pines formed its Dementia Friends, several other Genacross housing sites have also begun hosting groups. Genacross is making a difference for people touched by dementia. Luther Pines staff and residents declare themselves Dementia Friends. 4 Family & Youth Services named Bridges provider Genacross Family & Youth Services was named a provider for the new Bridges program, which manages the state of Ohio’s extended foster care services. The Bridges program officially began on February 1, 2018, and Family & Youth Services served 10 young adults (ages 18-20 years old) with supportive services in the first year. Family & Youth
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