Contents Nurses and Physicians Letter from the Presidents 3 of the Year 8 Rehabilitation Services 4 Palomar Health by the Numbers 9 Emergency Department 5 Recognizing our Most Forensic Health Services 6 Generous Supporters 10 Nursing 7 Philanthropy Report 13 Donor Profi le 14 Then and Now Palomar Health Foundation Impact Report 3

Medical journeys and “the hospital experience” are frequently used words today. Across our nation, access to healthcare, top physicians and premier hospitals or medical centers are prime conversation starters often discussed between family, friends, colleagues and neighbors. Even social media is fi lled with daily healthcare news and suggestions for healthier living. We are feeling the sea change of fi nding (or keeping!) the best medical providers to keep us healthy, vital and active.

When a medical situation affects us or loved ones, we want to be cared for with an emotional connection. Whether it’s a routine visit, emergency, trauma, birth, death or an unexpected diagnosis, we want to see, hear and feel that there is a complete readiness to our needs.

Patient First. At Palomar Health, these words guide our daily work. They represent our organizational commitment toward making a profound and important difference at the bedside and beyond. We believe that by enabling our patients to become active participants in their treatment and by learning about each person’s preferences and choices, we are able to deliver excellence.

Palomar Health Foundation is a natural partner in this effort. Through the acceptance of philanthropic gifts of all sizes, the funding of innovative programs and services, newer technology and advanced treatment plans can be pursued with rigor. We are touched by the caring compassion shown by all our amazing donors and additionally honored by past patients who have become generous benefactors. As our front line caregivers have made an impact in their lives, they are now ‘paying it forward’ to ensure excellence—a Patient First Experience—is sustained by Palomar Health for days, years and decades to come.

Within the pages of this annual Impact Report you will fi nd information about some of our important and historic milestones. We hope you fi nd our ‘Then and Now’ edition informative, inspiring and a poignant reminder of all the lives that have been touched, changed and bettered through more than fi ve decades of Palomar Health's Patient First focus.

Together, with you, our generous supporters and hospital family, we are making a remarkable and profound difference every day.

With our most sincere thanks,

Robert A. Hemker Jean Larsen President and CEO President and Chief Philanthropy Offi cer PALOMAR HEALTH PALOMAR HEALTH FOUNDATION Rehabilitation Services

Palomar Health Rehabilitation Services is proud to offer a comprehensive What makes program of diagnostic, preventive and therapeutic services to maximize Palomar Health’s physical and cognitive functioning and return patients to their physical rehabilitation best following illness, injury or surgery. With nationally recognized services unique? programs and a record of success that's unequaled in North San Diego County, we are dedicated to providing the most complete and effective We offer more than rehabilitative services available—from the emergency room to home. one therapy service under one roof, which Paying it Forward: A Patient's Story to Palomar Medical Center where means patients don't have to drive to As the granddaughter of immigrants doctors, nurses, specialists and staff multiple locations. who escaped the Russian revolution in reassured Jacke they would take 1921 and arrived at Ellis Island, by way care of her and her husband’s needs Our comprehensive of Jerusalem, Jacke Goldberg learned despite his grave diagnosis. services include from an early age to value a hard work Their medical journey took them through occupational therapy, ethic. When she met her husband, J.’s initial life-saving care through to speech, swallow, Joel “J.” Goldberg, she realized recovery and then rehabilitation. hand, lymphedema, incontinence, cardiac, she’d met someone who equally Five years ago, Jacke worried day and pregnancy/post- valued the same things and had a night he might not make it. And then partum pain, sexual strong desire for success. there was all the anxiety, apprehension pain and osteoporosis. Both active and in good health, and stress about how much of his body they were taken by surprise when and mind would recover. J. suffered from an overactive Today, he is able to walk with a cane heartbeat, which caused him to lose and drive himself places, living each his balance. He fainted, striking his day thankful for his beautiful and head on the pavement and suffering devoted wife, and the excellent care Outpatient Stats a major cerebral injury. He was taken he received at Palomar Health. for 2015

39,559 visits

4,961 new referrals Then and Now Palomar Health Foundation Impact Report 5

Emergency Department Atrium As we are “getting older, we are going to need more care—not less ” Research has confi rmed what many gift arrangement, the atrium now bears people have intuitively known all along: the name of the two physicians who serene light, visual beauty, green plants provided excellence in medical care. and comfortable surroundings ALL “As we are getting older, we are going contribute to the healing process. to need more care—not less,” Jackie The Emergency Department’s interior said, “and I’ve experienced a lifetime Atrium Garden has been soothing, of medical treatment fears. I wanted nurturing and uplifting to hundreds to give something back to others of individuals on a daily basis since who may have endured those same its opening in 2012. The atrium, apprehensions, which might give them honoring Dr. Keyvan Esmaeili and Dr. a sense of calm.” Robert Stein, was named by generous Palomar Health deeply appreciates philanthropists, J. and Jacke Goldberg. Jacke and J. for their generosity In 2012, the Goldbergs were moved and foresight of wanting to comfort to make a gift to the Palomar Health individuals who arrive at our Foundation in gratitude for the care J. Emergency Department feeling received fi ve years earlier. As part of their anxious and distressed. Forensic Health Services Forensic Health Services offers a safe place where a victim's story is fi rst heard and documented. It’s where kind, highly- trained staff handle the delicate task of interviewing children and adults who are often stunned, traumatized and scared. In 1984, the city of Escondido, Palomar Health’s Forensic Health professor Dr. Mary Spencer, Services has not made a profi t Palomar Health and the since its inception 30 years ago. In Escondido Police department late 2013, budget cuts at Palomar created a forensics program. Health nearly led to its closure. Over the years this program has Thanks to an article written by evolved to encompass three Logan Jenkins for the San Diego critical areas: Union-Tribune, the community rallied and raised the funds to 1 Child Abuse Program This picture of a small boy and a (CAP). The CAP team keep these services available. fearsome dragon was drawn during conducts forensic interviews Today, this program relies a forensic interview. The boy bravely faces down the dragon while the sun with alleged victims of on contributions from generous shines. It has become a well-known sexually molested and donors in our community. Most representation of facing fear from abused children from recently, the Golden Door Spa abuse—and the abuser. birth to 13 years old and and San Diego County donated developmentally disabled funds to renovate the building Just over thirty adults of any age. The with new paint, carpet, furniture “years ago, there team also interviews young and storage cabinets. was a unique witnesses to murder In 2015, Palomar Health’s or violence. Forensic Health Services convergence of 2 Sexual Assault Response program interviewed 275 dedicated people, Team (SART). This team is abused children, performed visionary ideas and made up of specially trained medical evaluations on 175 nurses who perform forensic sexually assaulted adults, and new opportunities medical examinations at the provided medical assessments which helped establish request of law enforcement for 438 children who were a forensics program on alleged victims 14 placed into foster care. Sadly, years and older under the full scope of this problem at Palomar Health. I the direction of a nurse is unknown as many victims of am proud of how it supervisor and physician abuse do not come forward. has become the gold- medical director. standard of forensic 3 Foster child assessments. A nurse practitioner performs services in North medical evaluations on San Diego County. children prior to placing them Dr. Mary Spencer in foster homes. Co-Founder of Forensic Health Services” Then and Now Palomar Health Foundation Impact Report 7

Nursing

Florence Nightingale. Her name immediately brings to mind an iconic image of a nurse. It was 156 years ago when Nightingale laid the foundation of the nursing profession by establishing a nursing school at St. Thomas' Hospital in London. In recognition of her pioneering work, the Nightingale Pledge— updated into a modern version called the Practical Nurse Pledge—is still taken by new nurses today.

While technology today He or she will see you in the has added state-of-the-art most diffi cult and undignifi ed of equipment and heightened circumstances and will become safety procedures, each day as familiar with your body as nurses are centered on caring for you are. They will know what people who are suffering, much medicine you need, how you as they did in the 19th century. are responding to treatment and Driving, biking, hiking or every piece of equipment, tube, household accidents regularly needle or button you require bring trauma to our door. and how it is used. Woodworking accidents, burns They will give you personal from cooking or bodily harm space, hold your hand, see to from an innocent gardening it that you’re eating, rub your tool left lying unattended shoulder, invite the Palomar are all relatively common, Paws dog team to visit or bring while heart attacks, cancer, in the whole team of medical diabetes, asthma, mental crises, professionals if something goes accidental poisonings and “bump in the night.” They live snakebites can round out an and breathe the stuff heroes are average day. made of 365 days a year. No matter the situation, nurses We tip our hats to our Palomar are educated individuals who Health nurses for their selfl essly dedicate themselves to commitment to education, helping others. They are proud certifi cation and the pursuit of the work they do, which of knowledge, and combining includes planning your care it with comfort and caring around your medical condition hands to give everyone a and coordinating information “patient-fi rst” experience. with your doctor, family and others who are closely involved in your life. Nurses and Physicians of the Year

In honor of the hard work and dedication of all healthcare workers, Palomar Health is pleased to recognize our 2016 nurses and physicians of the year. NURSES OF THE YEAR PHYSICIANS OF THE YEAR Selected by the nursing staff Selected by the Chief of Staff

Debra Roman, RN Ashish Wadhwa, MD Birth Center, Otolaryngologist, Pomerado Hospital Pomerado Hospital Marilou Acheff, RN Michael Burke, MD Neurological Unit, Radiology, Palomar Medical Center Palomar Medical Center Ruth Parker, RN Acute Rehabilitation, Palomar Health Downtown Campus This recognition was made possible by The Roz and Len Kolins Endowed Nurse of the Year Award.

PHYSICIANS OF THE YEAR Selected by the nursing staff

Badalin Helvind, MD Behavioral Health, Pomerado Hospital David Cloyd, MD General Surgery, Palomar Medical Center Keyvan Esmaeili, MD Acute Rehabilitation, Palomar Health Downtown Campus Then and Now Palomar Health Foundation Impact Report 9

Palomar Health by the Numbers 2015-2016

largest public # healthcare district surgeries 1in California 16,500

beds at Palomar health classes 288 Medical Center 347

beds at Pomerado support group 107 Hospital 216 meetings beds at Villa Pomerado Skilled Pathmaker 129 Nursing Facility 876 interns HDS expresscare serves children 3 clinics approx.1,500 per year

physicians FHS had cases for 2015 900 approx. 450 calendar year Senior Care employees seniors Grant Program per year 4,200 serves approx. 160 Palomar Paws inpatient teams do an hours 31,000 discharges average of 9,900 per year The Jean McLaughlin outpatient mammograms Women’s Center per year 175,000 visits performs approx. 6,000 4,000 births 615 volunteers

ED visits volunteered 140,000 116,200 hours of service Recognizing our Most Generous Supporters

As we celebrate the exceptional healthcare delivery provided by Palomar Health, our thanks is given to the individuals, employees, volunteers, service groups, granting organizations and corporations who generously supported our mission, vision and values. Every day, providing patient-centered care is the ‘true north’ of our work, calling upon each of us to think how we would want to be treated and cared for if we were going through a medical crisis or situation. We are honored to list our most generous contributors between July 1, 2011 and July 30, 2015.

HINTZ AND MARTIN BENEFACTOR Barney & Barney LLC Medline Industries FOUNDERS CIRCLE ARAMARK Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Tony Barragan Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mikas Mr. and Mrs. Joel Goldberg Bergelectric Corporation Ms. Carol Lazier Bradford Portraits Dr. G. Douglas and Margaret Moir Mr. and Mrs. Al Braun Gerald and Sheila Brown MOM 365 PATRON Mr. and Mrs. Craig S. Brown Ms. Vaughdean Forbes Mr. David E. Bunting Tim and Terilyn Nguyen Ms. Patricia Bushnell Burnham Benefi ts Insurance Services Pacifi c Medical Buildings LLC VISIONARY Sharon and Michael Cafagna Burwood Group, Inc. Vaughn Parker Charitable Foundation Anesthesia Consultants of California Cerner Corporation Medical Group, Inc. Casa De Las Campanas PharMerica Corporation CO Architects Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Dokmo, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O. Colton Mrs. Elizabeth C. Pille-Speacht and Ms. Frances Dauber and Mr. Erwin J. Vaneese Cook Mr. Edward Speacht Mr. and Mrs. Bernard M. Fauber Alexy Michael and Janie Covert Elizabeth Remsburg-Bell Graybill Medical Group, Inc. DPR Construction Cox Communications Dr. and Mrs. Jaime Rivas PHILANTHROPIST Mr. and Mrs. John Forst Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Criscione Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Rohling Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Belcher Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Hemker Diamond Healthcare Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schultz California Emergency Physicians Mr. Eugene Henry and Mrs. Mary T. Dr. and Mrs. Richard Engel Senior Care Inc. Cox Communications Morris Henry Escondido Charitable Foundation Sharp Community Medical Group HEDCO Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Hundley Daniel Farrow Della Shaw Issa Family Foundation Kaiser Permanente Dr. and Mrs. John C. Fredericks, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Shoemaker Mr. and Mrs. John C. Raymond Dr. and Mrs. Jerry Kolins Global Cash Card Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Silberg Rincon Band of Luiseño Indians Drs. Alan and Ruth Larson Dr. and Mrs. Richard G. Goble and SoCal Pianos San Diego Imaging / North County Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nasseri Family Society of St. Vincent DePaul Diocese Radiology Linda Pappas Chaplain and Mrs. Richard R. Gonzalez Council San Diego Mr. and Mrs. Earl F. Stanek Arthur and Susanna Pfeffer Joy Gorzeman Sotera Wireless Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Walworth Mrs. Janine Sarti and Mr. Bruce Kubler Diane Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Stelman Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Wilson Dr. Shauna A. Schneider and Mr. Phillip Mr. Donald M. Sutherland M. Schneider Sue Herndon Dr. David A. Tam LUMINARY The Foundation for Senior Wellbeing Mr. and Mrs. Harvey N. Hershkowitz County of San Diego Torrey Pines Bank Mr. Kip Sturgeon Integral Communities Diamond Boutique Brenda Turner Maria Sudak Kindred Healthcare Mr. and Mrs. Jules I. Fox University Mechanical & Engineering Union Bank of California Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Knutson Golden Door Spa Contractors Ms. Gladys B. Young Dr. George Y. Kung and Ms. Jean Dr. and Mrs. Richard Groves Cheng Dr. and Mrs. Timothy W. Vanderveen Mr. and Mrs. Scott C. Young Kevin and Andrea Harkenrider Mr. and Mrs. Gregory D. Larson Mr. and Mrs. David L. Vigil Mr. and Mrs. Arie N. de Jong KEYSTONE Las Patronas Fred and Fran Waller Anonymous (2) Linden Root Dickinson Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Lee WorkPlace Services, Inc. The Kuske Linda Acklin Interiors Rancho Guejito Corporation Dr. and Mrs. David M. Lee Alhiser-Comer Mortuary X-Ray Medical Group Radiation Mr. and Mrs. James C. Steven Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Madden Oncology Angelica Textile Services Valerie Martinez Then and Now Palomar Health Foundation Impact Report 11

PARTNER Vincent Lozano Shelly Andrews Ma. Neliza Denila Anonymous (1) Dr. and Mrs. Lachlan Macleay Louise Angers Barbara Dennis Acacia Animal Health Center Dr. and Mrs. Franklin Martin Mr. and Mrs. William A. Angus III Kathleen Di Giacinto Roger Acheatel, M.D., J.D. Mascari Warner Architects Ms. Stella Annunziato Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Dickinson Marcy Adelman Ray McKewon Ms. Jackie Aragon Estay Ms. Nenita V. Dolojan Akinpelu Family Mercy Air Services Mr. Erik Argenti Robert L. Donley Kathleen Anderson Dr. and Mrs. Carl Miller Assistance League of Inland Ms. Jan Douglas Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Anderson North County Ms. Nancy M. Miller Dr. Bronner's Magic Soaps Mr. and Mrs. Farzin Anvari Ms. Amber D. Augenstein Joseph Molinoski Jeanette Ebalo-Gangoy Silvia Aranda and Family Mr.and Mrs. Michael August Janice Murray Mr. Ronald Ebel Arch Orthopedics Ms. Gloria C. Austria Myers Family Charitable Fund EDCO Waste and Recycling Service, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Norbert M. Avila Marilyn Bailey Dr. Paul N. Neustein and Mrs. Randi Mrs. Mildred Larson Edwards Danilo Banez Feinberg Neustein Ms. Polly Ball Ms. Kim M. Eidson Deborah Barnes North County Women's Specialists Mr. Frank Barron Ms. Marcel Elias Anthony, Joanne Barnett and Family Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Oyler Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Bartels Catherine Eller Ms. Mary D. Barthman Pala Casino Spa and Resort Mr. Christopher Bass Escondido Police Department Brighton Collectibles Karl and Freda Palmer Maria Bautista P. Eva E. Fadul, M.D. Shannon Brown Palomar Heights Care Center, LLC Ms. Serrina Bergstraesser Ms. Mercedes M. Fedor Dr. and Mrs. Bill Cardoso PIMG, Inc. Jesus Bernon Ms. Beth Forbes and Ms. D'etta Aki Chase Design Rady Children's Hospital In Honor of Madison and Chloe Bifano Dr. and Mrs. James Foster Mr. and Mrs. John P. Clark Dee Raley Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Blanchard Scott Foster Mr. and Mrs. Phil Colonnelli Ms. Joanne M. Rizza Mr. and Mrs. Mike Boyett The Samuel I. & John Henry Fox LeAnne and Keith Cooney Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Rosenburg Tracy and Gerald Bracht Foundation The Country Friends Ms. Carlyn Sager Penelope Bradford Renee Francis The DARO Foundation Inc. San Diego County Credit Union Ms. Margaret R. Bradley Mr. William Funderburk Ms. Glenda J. Deems and San Jose State University Research Jean Brady Patrice Gadd Mr. Arthur Golden Foundation Ms. Natalie E. Brawner Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gallego Ms. Janet M. DiPrinzio San Marcos Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William J. Brehm Laura Gallerstein Mrs. Dorothy M. Dixon Dr. and Mrs. Mark Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Brooks Hollie Garcia Janet Viele Eckles Sharp Healthcare Cynthia Burns Mr. Roy Garrett Laura Elliott Simplex Grinnell Mr. and Mrs. Kean Byrnes The Gifted Horse Emerald Textiles, LLC Ms. Agnes M. Smith Ms. Judith Calabrese Ms. Margaret M. Gilbert Escondido Cardiology Associates, Inc. Sandeep Soni, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Cale Ms. Sandra Goetz Escondido Rotary Foundation Stone Brewing Company California Association of Hospitals and Ms. Bernadette Gonzalez Armando Estabillo Stuck in the Rough, LLC Health Systems Ms. Jenniffer Gordon Maribel Florido and Family Supervalu, Inc. California State University at Ms. and Congressman Lynn E. Gorguze Mr. and Ms. Robert L. Fox Ms. Teresita G. Tan San Marcos Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Gorwit Noemi Francia Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Tanksley Ms. Claire Cancryn Dr. Michele A. Grad and Ms. Regina Carrillo and Ms. Joanne Fredricks Mr. and Mrs. Danny C. Thomas Dr. Lance Cummings Mr. Elijah J. Shoesmith Sandra Galeana Heidi Thompson Margaret Grant Lori Carroll Mr. Steve Gold Janie Tomkiewicz Neva Anne Grant Mr. and Mrs. David W. Caster Ms. Linnea Goodrich Mr. and Mrs. George Tosello Mr. Lawrence E. Grundy Mr. Morgan Celaya Cheryl Graydon Dr. Robert and Simona Trifunovic Mrs. Maryann Haller Ms. Michelle Ceng Sandra Halstead Mr. and Mrs. Ross Tsukashima Elissa A. Hamilton Mrs. Ava L. Chapman In Honor of my boys, Joel Turner Dr. Elizabeth Yu and Chris Hernandez and Allan Rodriguez Stephen Chavez-Matzel Leodegario Vida Pioquinto Dr. Allan V. Hansen Mr. James R. Horton Mr. Jack A. Chiaramonte VitalCare America Mrs. Marian Hawkey Mr. and Mrs. Joe M. Howell City of Hope Eric Weber Health Grades, Inc. The HR Agency Ms. Spomenka S. Clark Welk Resorts Monica Heath Impact Advisors, LLC Dr. David W. Cloyd Women of the Country Club of Rancho Mr. and Mrs. Daniel D. Herde Cochlear Americas In Memory - Kara Jackson-Gross Bernardo Mr. Miguel A. Hernandez The Cohn Restaurant Group Noah & Andrew Jagers in Memory of Nancy Wood Mr. Richard C. Hetrick Emily Jane Jagers Ms. Denise Coles Ms. Barbara Hildreth Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Januszewicz SUSTAINER The Conrad Family Anonymous (7) Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hitch Junior League of San Diego Mr. and Mrs. Mario Crivello Mr. Anthony V. Acosta The Housing Resource Center Mr. Gerry and Mrs. Jeri Kaufman CSL Behring LLC Mrs. Anstes Agnew Hyatt Regency La Jolla at Aventine Mr. Jamshid Khatib Marilyn A. Cueto Air2Air Corporation Eduardo Ibarra Ann Koeneke Sharon Culotta Albertson's, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. William T. Ipsen Carlos and Debbie LaGrange Mr. Randall Cutting Rossana Alcaraz Iron Mountain Dr. and Mrs. Josue Leon Ms. Alma J. Davis Jennifer Allen Mr. Tristan Jacobs Tess Leonardo Mr. and Mrs. Albert P. Degen Mr. and Mrs. William G. Ames Ms. Julie A. Jaloma Susan and Jim Linback Mr. Erik DeKold Ms. Tamara Amundson Patricia Jarboe Lorenz Advertising & Design, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Deng Ms. Rebecca M. Andersen Ms. Kathleen M. Jenks Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Jensen Mr. John McDanel The Resort at Pelican Hill Tip Top Meats Arsenio Jimenez, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. McDonald Responder Systems Corporation Mrs. Gema C. Tobin Regena Jimenez Ms. Kelly McPhee Mark and Laura Reyes Mr. and Mrs. Mark Toothacre JMS Properties, LLC Ms. Stephanie Melby Ms. Ellen G. Riley and Toyota/Scion of Escondido Julie Johnson Ms. Carol Lazier and Mr. James A. Merritt. Mr. Greg Sadofsky Megan Kingsley Tregenza Katherine Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Milan Mirkovich Dr. Marcelo Rivera Mr. Willie Tucker, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Jones Mission Hills Church Dr. Cynthia Robertson Ms. Teresa Turner Ms. Susan Jones Dr. Deborah Mitchell Col. and Mrs. Virgil M. Rochester Mr. and Ms. William J. Turner Dr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Jones Nancy Mohan Gretchen Ruff United Capital Private Wealth Mrs. Judy Jones-Cone Ms. Marsha Montague Ms. Cara W. Rumble Management Ms. Irene Kalish Ms. Arni Montazer Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rundlett Ms. Kathy Valyo Benjamin and Melinda Kanter Morgan Stanley Foundation Roberta Russo John and Lisa Van Cleef Mr. and Mrs. Gery S. Katona Ms. Claire Morre Mrs. Edna L. Sahm Lauren van Winkle Howard Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. Sean Morse Ms. Kristin Salame Mrs. Saramary Vancitters-Ziegler Kaufman Hall Mr. Sidney Munshin Mr. Manolito A. Santos Mr. and Mrs. Jose C. Vazquez Dr. Camellia Racu-Keefer and Ms. Monica Murphy Mrs. Patricia G. Sargent Nancy Ventura Dr. Brian P. Keefer Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Nelson Mrs. Beverly Scarano Mrs. Mavany Verdugo Mrs. Nina Kim Mr. and Mrs. Mark Neu Mrs. Nancy D. Schneider Ms. Victoria Veronese Mr. Michael Kimball Ms. Amy X. Nguyen Mr. Brian Sebelius Ms. Kathleen Vieaux Mr. and Mrs. John Kister Mr. and Mrs. Trung Nguyen Mr. and Mrs. Chris Sell Ms. Margaret Waithaka Ted and Georgeiana Kleiter Cheryl Nielsen Sempra Energy Mrs. Evangeline C. Walter Leah Koenig North Block Hotel Doreen Shaw-Wentland Mr. and Mrs. George W. Watson Dr. Karen Kohatsu and Mr. Stanford Yee North County Quilters' Association Dr. and Mrs. Lynn Sheffey Ms. Jeannie L. Weeks Mr. Robert R. Kozel Mrs. Fay B. Norton Mrs. Lois V. Shepherd Ellen and James Weil KPFF Consulting Engineers Mrs. Jean T. O'Connor Ms. Amy M. Shipley Ms. Sharon Wheeler Bruce G. Krider and Laura L. Dolata Mary Odgers Derrick Slagle Judy White Mr. Bradford L. Krietzberg Thomas Offerman Mr. and Mrs. Bill R. Slay Women of St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church Perry Ann Kurtz Vanessa Ordillas Hayfl ich Dr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Slemmons Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wong L7 Creative Communications Orfi la Vineyards and Winery Kellee Smith Harrison and Family Lanan Wood Dr. and Mrs. James C. LaForce, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gregoire Ouedraogo Francis Snay Mr. and Mrs. Chris Wuerz Sandra LaJeunesse and Family Outreach Auxiliary of the Assistance Marie Snyder Ms. Jean Larsen League Escondido Valley So Cal Masquerade Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Yee Stan Lawrence Portrait Art Photography Palomar Health Doctors PAC Ms. Katelyn Sobotka Mr. and Mrs. William G. Young Lawyers Club of San Diego Palomar Medical Center Medical Staff Ms. Leslie Solomon Zoll Medical Dr. Dennis and Katherine Leahy Dr. and Mrs. Bing Pao Soroptimist International of COLLABORATIVE FUNDING Mary Leonardo Dr. Sabiha Pasha Rancho Bernardo PARTNERS In Honor of Bella Sparks Bank of American Matching Gifts Mr. and Mrs. Jay Leopold The Pauma Valley Country Club Program Drs. Mary and Donald Spencer Lexus Escondido Ms. Amy Pavay California Healthcare Insurance Company Mr. Corey Stacy Dr. John P. Liboon and Paul and Constance Peabody Design Fabrication, Inc. Ms. Wendy J. Levin Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Stansfi eld Katherine Perkins Elmcroft Senior Living Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Lindsay Ms. Janece C. Starbeck Ms. Pamela R. Peterson Encompas Network, Inc. Victoria Lister Don and Thelma Steele Mr. Herbert E. Philbrook JustGive, Inc. Mr. Donald W. Lloyd Dr. and Mrs. John Steele Ms. Leslie Plieninger Live Right Wellness Centers, Inc. Alicia Lockett Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Stein Pomerado Hospital Medical Staff Louis C. & Celia K. Grossberg Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Brian Lorenz Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stewart Tina Pope Lutheran Church of the Incarnation Men's Kathy and Jim Lorenz Catherine Prante Ms. Vicki M. Sticka Bible Study Group Ms. Stephanie A. Love Louis Pridgen Renu Sugathan Morgan Stanley Matching Gifts Program Loving Arms Hospice Foundation Pro Travel International Petronella Swanepoel Qualcomm Matching Gift Program Mrs. Roberta Mamer Professional Hospital Supply Andrew and Silvia Taylor The Pfi zer Foundation Matching Gifts Program Maryanne Martin Progressive Management Systems TaylorMade Golf Company The Prudential Foundation Matching Gifts Angelica Martinez Denise Proulx Teen Challenge International The San Diego Foundation The Dave Mason Family PRP Wine International Ms. Rebecca L. Thien Unicorn Jewelry & Watch Boutique Mr. Bradley S. Matson Ms. Kim K. Raney Wanda Thies World Processing LTD Susan May Narcisa Ravelo Jonathan Thomas Robert McCaulley Ms. Connie Renda Raymond and Linda Thomas

Our honor roll list was determined by cumulative giving of $1,000 or more by each donor between July 1, 2011 and July 30, 2015. From this point forward, honor roll lists will be reported on a single, fi scal year basis. If you have questions, please contact Monica Heath at 760.739.2760. Then and Now Palomar Health Foundation Impact Report 13

Philanthropy Report Sea change = A marked change or transformation

This term best describes the Giving. Philanthropy. important work accomplished Charity. The act of giving to by Palomar Health Foundation organizations or causes that in recent years. After a are important, near and dear successful fi ve-year capital to hearts and minds has had campaign to build the new its place in history for ages. Palomar Medical Center, Such generosity has helped in unison with the strategic increase the number of planning of Palomar Health, academic institutions, solve our fundraising has undergone social problems, fi nd cures a sea change. and make important changes As consumers continue to seek to improve people’s lives. greater knowledge, options Palomar Health is honored and access to health care, and humbled by the gifts of Palomar Health Foundation is time and talent made to our matching donor interests with organization. Thanks to the Palomar Health’s highest and expertise and dedication of most urgent needs. our physicians, hospital leaders The generosity of individuals, and staff, combined with our corporations, service groups, community’s generosity, we volunteers and granting have realized the greatest organizations inside and outside stabilization of our healthcare of the North San Diego County system’s fi nancial outlook in region continues to help many years. advance the delivery of care More importantly, we helped within Palomar Health's 2,200 people become vibrant and square mile healthcare district. healthy again, whatever their We are also creating deeper diagnosis or medical journey. understanding, awareness and relationships with those who believe in and invest in our work. DonPatient Belcher, Philanthropist Story & Former Patient

When Don Belcher accepted Palomar Health Foundation’s invitation to tour the new Palomar Medical Center (PMC) in 2014, he had no inkling of the impact the facility would have on his life.

“My wife and I were both that the patient is the number and the fact that our staff is tremendously impressed, one priority. You can’t spend trained to meet patients’ every said Belcher. "Everywhere time there without noticing need, are all reasons to support we turned there was state- the extremely high standard Palomar Health.” of-the-art equipment and of personal attention and Don and Marie have generously intelligent design. It was clear care, and believe me, it supported Palomar Health that extraordinary thought makes a huge difference. Foundation’s Grateful Patient and resources went into the From the housecleaning staff Program, with a matching-gift building, with the goal of who asked whether it was a program. “I know how thankful delivering the best possible good time to clean my room, we both are. We hope others care to all patients. Even more to the nurses who made who have had similar experiences important, the physicians, it a point to tell me when will express their gratitude in the nurses, and staff we interacted I would be having tests or form of a donation, so we can with were beyond compare. x-rays, to the physicians who keep this amazing place always Marie and I decided this was sat next to me and asked moving forward.” an institution we wanted me how I was feeling, they to support.” all did an incredible job of Don joined the Foundation’s demonstrating every day their board as a director soon caring commitment to every afterward, determined to share patient’s health and well- what he learned about PMC being. I owe each of them with others in the community. for my ability to stay vertical Several months later, he these days!” became even more qualifi ed Don is more determined to tout the hospital’s attributes. than ever to enlighten inland That’s when his previously- north county residents about excellent health faltered, and all that Palomar Health offers, he experienced a series of life- especially after his recent saving “tours” as a patient. knee replacement and “I had everything from Marie’s successful high-tech pneumonia to lung failure robotic surgery. and upper GI bleeding. Over “We need to focus on and a three-month period, I was exploit PMC’s tremendous cared for on four different strengths,” states Don. fl oors, in six different rooms, “The fact that we have by 30-40 nurses and aides, been named the fi fth most and six to eight physicians,” technologically-advanced explains Don. “One thing hospital in the world, the fact that came through loud and that we are a member of the clear in each of my visits was Mayo Clinic Care Network, Then and Now Palomar Health Foundation Impact Report 15

Foundation Board Thank you to our Corporate Partners in Health.

BENEFACTOR ($50,000 AND ABOVE)

Thomas H. Silberg Chair StemProtein Chief Executive Offi cer PATRON ($25,000 AND ABOVE)

PARTNER ($15,000 AND ABOVE)

Evangeline J. “Ginger” Larson Vice Chair Larson & Solecki MEMBER ($10,000 AND ABOVE) Attorney

Craig S. Brown Immediate Past Chair Rancho Financial President and Owner SPONSOR ($5,000 AND ABOVE) BOARD MEMBERS Donald D. Belcher John Clark Harold Dokmo Michael Dunlap Kirk Effi nger Kevin Harkenrider Harvey N. Hershkowitz G. Douglas Moir, MD Fred Nasseri Tishmall Turner Debbie Young Kim Young This photo captures a landmark moment in the history of Escondido with the February, 16, 1950 dedication of Palomar Memorial Hospital. The hospital was the dream of our community forefathers in the Escondido Valley Hospital Association whose vision created a large, modern downtown facility. It was named in tribute to the men and women who served in World War II. Today, Palomar Health is California’s largest health care district, serving communities in an 850-square-mile area covering more than 2,200 square miles of South Riverside and North San Diego Counties. Yet, our healthcare systems' roots will never be forgotten. Nor will the men and women who have served our country, protecting our many freedoms.

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