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Annual Report 2017 a TRUSTED LEADER Annual Report 2017 A TRUSTED LEADER Our vision To be the leader in creating community well-being through world-class health care delivered with kindness and dignity. 2017 by the numbers Our mission 32,780 To provide excellent health care Hospital admissions and compassionate service to each person by bringing together 104,352 outstanding physicians, caring Outpatient hospital visits nurses, professional staff and advanced technologies. 11,615 Surgeries performed Our values Respect 75,705 Integrity Emergency room visits Stewardship Excellence 3,580 Collaboration Babies born On our cover: Weighing only 1 pound, 2.2 ounces at birth, Elena Elias became the first patient in our new small baby unit. Parents Eric and Natalie are grateful for the expert care that helped Elena thrive. Read more on page 31. A message from our chairman of the board, Paul L.H. Ouyang Dear friends. At Huntington Hospital, we take our responsibility as a nonprofit hospital very seriously. We are not only available to provide care for all members of our community, but we do so with a high level of excellence. Patients have noted that this hospital brings together the very best of both worlds: the leading-edge capabilities of a world-class medical institution, along with the personal, compassionate touch of a community hospital. This has certainly been my own family’s experience of care here, and I am deeply grateful for this. I am particularly thankful for the many physicians, nurses, staff members and volunteers whose knowledge, skills and dedication are key to the delivery of excellent care. In the pages that follow, you will learn more about some of the ways their work made a difference in 2017. Recognizing the importance of great medical care close to home, I encourage you to join my family in supporting Huntington Hospital today. Generous support — in the form of philanthropic contributions — is essential in sustaining and further strengthening this care, at our region’s premier medical center. On behalf of all of us at Huntington Hospital, thank you. Annual Report 2017 1 Our 2018 board of directors and board committees. Back row, from left: Stephen A. Ralph; Louise Henry Bryson; K. Edmund Tse, MD; Paul Johnson; David M. Kirchheimer; William J. Bogaard; Elizabeth Graham Olson; Paul L.H. Ouyang; Lori J. Morgan, MD, MBA; Deborah Williams; Armando L. Gonzalez; R. Scott Jenkins; Sharon Arthofer; Robert Yu, Kathleen Good Podley; Ronald L. Havner, Jr.; Ellen Lee and Jaynie M. Studenmund. Front row, from left: Wayne Brandt; Michelle Quinones Chino; Reed Gardiner; Lois S. Matthews; Rosemary B. Simmons; Allen W. Mathies Jr., MD; and Christopher G. Hedley, MD. Not pictured: Lolita Lopez and James Shankwiler, MD. 2 Huntington Hospital Board of directors Audit and Compliance Compensation Philanthropy Sharon Arthofer Reed Gardiner, Chairman Jaynie M. Studenmund, Chairman Rosemary B. Simmons, Chairman Helen Baatz, David M. Kirchheimer, William J. Bogaard R. Scott Jenkins, Vice Chairman Ex-Officio Vice Chairman Wayne Brandt Sharon Arthofer William J. Bogaard Wayne Brandt Michelle Quinones Chino William J. Bogaard Harry Bowles, MD, Allen W. Mathies, Jr., MD Armando L. Gonzalez Armando L. Gonzalez Ex-Officio Lori J. Morgan, MD, MBA Paul Johnson Ronald L. Havner, Jr. Wayne Brandt, Elizabeth Graham Olson Paul L.H. Ouyang Paul Johnson Secretary Stephen A. Ralph Ellen Lee Louise Henry Bryson Finance Lori J. Morgan, MD, MBA Michelle Quinones Chino Building and Facilities Paul L.H. Ouyang, Chairman Kathleen Good Podley Reed Gardiner David Kirchheimer, Chairman Paul Johnson, Vice Chairman Jaynie M. Studenmund Armando L. Gonzalez, Armando L. Gonzalez, Harry Bowles, MD Treasurer Vice Chairman Wayne Brandt Quality Ronald L. Havner, Jr. William J. Bogaard Louise Henry Bryson Jaynie M. Studenmund, Chairman Christopher G. Hedley, MD Harry Bowles, MD Reed Gardiner Sharon Arthofer, Vice Chairman R. Scott Jenkins James Buese, MD Armando L. Gonzalez Wafaa Alrashid, MD Paul Johnson Michelle Quinones Chino Christopher G. Hedley, MD Madhu Anvekar, MD David M. Kirchheimer Christopher G. Hedley, MD R. Scott Jenkins Harry Bowles, MD Ellen Lee Sunil Hegde, MD David M. Kirchheimer James Buese, MD Lolita Lopez Leighton Hull Allen W. Mathies, Jr., MD Michelle Quinones Chino Allen W. Mathies, Jr., MD, R. Scott Jenkins Lori J. Morgan, MD, MBA Ronald L. Havner President Emeritus Paul Johnson Elizabeth Graham Olson Christopher G. Hedley, MD Lori J. Morgan, MD, MBA, Richard Keating Ellen Lee President Lori J. Morgan, MD, MBA Governance Lolita Lopez Elizabeth Graham Olson Paul L.H. Ouyang Armando L. Gonzalez, Chairman David Lourié, MD Paul L.H. Ouyang, Chairman Stephen A. Ralph Allen Mathies, Jr., MD, Stuart Miller, MD Kathleen Good Podley Lawrence Schield, Jr. Vice Chairman Lori J. Morgan, MD, MBA Stephen A. Ralph, Sharon Arthofer Elizabeth Graham Olson President Emeritus Community Benefits William J. Bogaard Kathleen Good Podley James Shankwiler, MD Deborah Williams, Chairman R. Scott Jenkins James Shankwiler, MD Rosemary B. Simmons, Kathleen Good Podley, Ellen Lee Rosemary B. Simmons Director Emeritus Vice Chairman Lori J. Morgan, MD, MBA K. Edmund Tse, MD Jaynie M. Studenmund, Mike Barilla Stephen A. Ralph Deborah Williams Vice Chairman William J. Bogaard Rosemary B. Simmons Libby Evans Wright K. Edmund Tse, MD Sheri Bonner Jaynie M. Studenmund Deborah Williams Peggy Buchanan Strategy Robert Yu Pamela Cantero Information Technology Michelle Quinones Chino, Vannia DeLaCuba Paul Johnson, Chairman Chairman Trustees R-lene Mijares deLang Ronald L. Havner, Jr., Vice Chairman Paul L.H. Ouyang, Vice Chairman Michelle Quinones Chino Mary Donnelly-Crocker Syeda Ali, MD Sharon Arthofer Paul L.H. Ouyang Rita Elshout Shant Kazazian, MD William J. Bogaard Jaynie M. Studenmund Grace Floutsis, MD Lolita Lopez Harry Bowles, MD Armando L. Gonzalez Priscilla Gamb David Lourié, MD Louise Henry Bryson Wayne Brandt Rosalie Garcia Lori J. Morgan, MD, MBA Armando L. Gonzalez Akila Gibbs Elizabeth Graham Olson Christopher G. Hedley, MD Trustee emeritus Ying-Ying Goh, MD K. Edmund Tse, MD Paul Johnson Lois S. Matthews Dolores Hickambottom Deborah Williams Allen W. Mathies, Jr., MD Betty Ho Roger Yang, MD Lori J. Morgan, MD, MBA S Michael Johnson Stephen A. Ralph Lena Kennedy Investment James Shankwiler, MD Mary Kirchen Wayne Brandt, Chairman Jaynie M. Studenmund Hector LaFarga Reed Gardiner, Vice Chairman K. Edmund Tse, MD Ellen Lee Armando L. Gonzalez Lolita Lopez David M. Kirchheimer Steve Madison Lori J. Morgan, MD, MBA Margie Martinez Robert O’Leary Lori J. Morgan, MD, MBA Ritchie Tuazon Stephen A. Ralph Deborah Williams Ann Rector Robert Yu Cody Ruedaflores Juliana Serrano Kimberly Shriner, MD Rosemary B. Simmons Rhonda Stone Takako Suzuki Wendy Wang, MPP Mark Watterson Annual Report 2017 3 4 Huntington Hospital A trusted leader. Celebrating 125 years of care. marked a historic milestone: Huntington 2017 Hospital’s 125th year of serving our commu- nity. Our story began in 1892, before the discovery of x-rays or the invention of aspirin. Formed by a group of prominent local citizens, the Pasadena Hospital Association — as we were then known — treated its first patients in a temporary 16-bed facility. By 1902, we had a permanent home at our current location. Our commitment to compassionate, expert health care has led to many achievements over the years since. We were among the first hospitals in the county to open an intensive care unit, for example, and among the first to perform laparoscopic (min- imally invasive) surgeries. More recently, we introduced a fetal surgery program — still one of only a handful of such programs in the nation. Today an award-winning leader in the field of medicine, we continue to explore new frontiers of innovation, and look forward to caring for our region over the next 125 years. Annual Report 2017 5 A TRUSTED LEADER Leadership — past, present, future. After more than two decades of outstanding service to Huntington Hospital, Stephen A. Ralph stepped down from his role as our president and chief executive officer in 2017. Steve personified our commitment to compassionate care through his work with our patients, staff and the community. We are deeply grateful to him for his many years of leadership and friendship. Our board conducted an exhaustive nationwide search for a seasoned health- care expert with the qualifications and enthusiasm necessary to succeed Steve and steer us into the future. In September 2017, Lori J. Morgan, MD, MBA, was appoint- ed as Huntington Hospital’s president and chief executive officer. Dr. Morgan previously served as both president of Legacy Emanuel Medical Center and as corporate vice president of Legacy Health system in Portland, Oregon. A board-certified trauma surgeon and intensivist, she also has 20 years’ experience practicing medicine and overseeing trauma care programs. We are thrilled to wel- come this exceptional professional to our Huntington Hospital family. President and Chief Executive Officer Lori J. Morgan, MD, MBA (above), champions our patient-centered approach that makes us the regional leader in compassionate care. Her commitment to community health also extends beyond our own campus. In 2017, for example, she participated in events supporting the National Alliance on Mental Illness (center left) and the Pasadena Office of the Young Child (bottom left). Dr. Morgan succeeds Steve Ralph (top left) as our senior staff leader. 6 Huntington Hospital Generous donors to Huntington Hospital for almost two decades, LeeAnn and Ron Havner most recently created The Havner Fund for Stroke Education. Their involvement is helping to provide stroke-specific training for nurses here. Led by our medical director, Arbi Ohanian, MD, Huntington Hospital Stroke Center is nationally recognized for its exceptional, comprehensive care. Comprehensive stroke care. At Huntington Hospital Stroke Center, patients can count on receiving expert care, fast. In 2017, we earned certification as a Comprehensive Stroke Center. This certifi- cation, awarded by The Joint Commission — the foremost accrediting body in health care in the United States — recognizes hospitals that have the ability to treat the most complex stroke cases.
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