WITH OUR PATIENTS AND OUR COMMUNITY Awards and Recognition LICENSED/BY: VERIFIED/BY: Health Facility License – Nursing Home / Michigan Department of Community Health Level II Adult and Pediatric Trauma Center / American College of Surgeons Level III Regional Neonatal Intensive Care Unit / State of Michigan ACCREDITED/BY: Accredited Facility for Computed Tomography by the American College of Radiology OTHER AWARDS/CERTIFICATIONS/RECOGNITION: Accredited Facility for MRI by the American College of Radiology American College of Radiology (ACR) Breast Imaging Center of Excellence American College of Surgeons (ACS) Commission on Cancer (CoC) Breast Health Center / National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers (NAPBC) American College of Radiology (ACR) Designated Lung Cancer Screening Center Clinical Pastoral Education Center / Association of Clinical Pastoral Education American Heart Association – Bronze Award for Quality Measures Related to Stroke Diabetes Self Management / American Association of Diabetes Educators Baby-Friendly Designation Diabetes Self Management / Michigan Department of Community Health Blue Cross Blue Shield – Approved Autism Evaluation Center (AAEC) Healthcare Facilities Accreditation Program (HFAP) Blue Distinction Centers+ for Bariatric Surgery by Blue Cross Blue Shield HFAP Certified Stroke Center Blue Distinction Center+ designation in the area of Spine Surgery by Blue Cross Blue Shield Inpatient Rehabilitation Programs (Adult, Children and Adolescents) Brain Injury Specialty Program / Committee on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) Blue Distinction Center+ designation in the area of Hip and Knee Replacement by Blue Cross Blue Shield Inpatient Rehabilitation Programs – Hospital (Adults) – CARF Consumers Choice National Research Corporation (NRC) HERE’S WHY MORE FAMILIES ACROSS THE REGION Inpatient Rehabilitation Programs – Hospital (Children and Adolescents) – CARF ABOUT COVENANT HEALTHCARE Healthcare Information Management System Society (HIMSS) PICTURED ABOVE The main campus of PREFER COVENANT HEALTHCARE: Inpatient Rehabilitation Programs – Hospital (Stroke Specialty Program) – CARF From moms-to-be to babies to great-grandfathers, Covenant HealthCare is the one health system in the Electronic Medical Record Adoption Model (EMRAM) Stage 6 Award Covenant HealthCare, located in Saginaw, • We serve 20 counties across northeast and central Michigan is extensive and expanding: Covenant Great Lakes Bay Region that delivers extraordinary care across generations and across specialties. Patients Intersocietal Commission for the Accreditation of Echocardiography Laboratories • We have more than 500 board-certified physicians MD Anderson Cancer Network® Certified Member Medical Center Harrison, foreground; can trust Covenant HealthCare with the health needs of the entire family. We offer a broad spectrum of Intersocietal Commission for the Accreditation of Nuclear Medicine Laboratories • We have more than 20 inpatient and outpatient facilities Primary Stroke Center – Level I Certified by HFAP Covenant Medical Center Cooper, middle programs and services ranging from high-risk obstetrics, neonatal and pediatric intensive care, to acute Laboratory Services / College of American Pathologists ground, right. care including a Level II Adult and Pediatric Trauma Center, cardiology, oncology, orthopaedics, robotic • We have 643 acute care licensed beds Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery Accreditation and Quality Improvement Program (MBSAQIP) surgery and many other services. • We have over 90,000 visits a year in our trauma/emergency Comprehensive Center care center But as a non-profit, our extraordinary care goes beyond our outstanding medical services. It’s our com- Sleep Center Accredited by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine • We are a critical access hospital for seven community hospitals passionate and caring team that makes the difference; their support means patients have someone by in Michigan’s thumb region and in central Michigan VNA / Community Health Accreditation Program their side from diagnosis to recovery. We go above and beyond for our patients every day. And that • We are the largest health care employer in the Great Lakes extraordinary commitment extends to the communities we serve. Because by working together for a Bay Region healthier community, we can build a better tomorrow for generations to come. • We have more than 4,500 employees and 380 volunteers 1 extraordinary engagement • covenant healthcare community report 2016 IT’S ALL ABOUT OUR PATIENTS Ed Bruff, President/CEO, has a goal to ensure Covenant HealthCare keeps our focus on the patients. In his push for “Patient Centric Care” he wants everyone to know it’s more than just a concept or a catchy phrase. It is an organization-wide initiative that Covenant is adopting to make sure at the heart of everything we do is the patient. It’s not just our mission — it’s a combination of our vision and values, our core strategies and goals we use to move us towards our mission, plus the people who help put those characteristics into the care we provide. In short, it’s about our culture. Every decision, every action, should be purposefully conducted in the best interest of the patient. And for those not provid- ing direct care, then it’s about supporting those who do. Covenant leadership, employees, and medical professionals are encouraged to incorporate this philosophy into conversations, meetings and day-to-day work activities. It all begins with what makes Covenant — Covenant. Carrying out the mission of providing “Extraordinary Care For Every Generation” means having an employee family who is dedicated to always putting the patient and his or her needs first. LIVING OUT THESE WE CARE VALUES IS WHAT WE STRIVE FOR: WORKING TOGETHER – We understand that teamwork is the foundation of our success. We diligently work together as a team while balancing work and home life. EXCELLENCE – We strive through empowerment to do and be the very best in all of our endeavors. CUSTOMER SERVICE – We recognize that our very existence is to serve. We commit to an unsurpassed level of service to all our customers. ACCOUNTABILITY – We are responsible to our communities, our organization and to each other. RESPECT – We display a high regard for the personal dignity, diversity and uniqueness of those served and those serving. We treat all others as we would want to be treated. ENTHUSIASM – We project a spirit and attitude that is positive and optimistic. We seek to find good in all people and all situations.

Over the years, Covenant has developed programs to allow people to receive care closer to home in their communities. From cardiovascular advancements to cancer care, we continue to serve the needs of our community. Covenant is proud to be the hospital more patients in the Great Lakes Bay Region trust with their care. More than 1 in 3 patients seek the care Covenant provides. We know patients have a choice in their healthcare, and we want to make sure by doing the right things and looking at things from their eyes they continue to choose Covenant. RIGHT Beth Charlton, RN BSN MSA, Vice President Patient Services/Chief Nursing Officer talks with Within this annual report, you will get a look inside what Covenant has been working on the past year, within our walls and in our community. Ed Bruff, President/CEO, in the Covenant skywalk.

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“Every decision, every action, should be purposefully conducted in the best interest of the patient. If you’re not providing direct care, then it’s about how you support those who do. Covenant leadership, employees, and medical professionals are encouraged to incorporate this philosophy into conversations, meetings and day-to-day work activities,” says Covenant HealthCare President/CEO, Ed Bruff 3 extraordinary engagement • covenant healthcare community report 2016 Commitment Extraordinary Physicians BELOW Arno Weiss, Jr., MD Winner of the Covenant HealthCare DISTINGUISHED PHYSICIAN OF THE YEAR AWARD 2015 Distinguished Physician of the Year Award

The Covenant Medical Staff leadership selected Arno Weiss, Jr., MD to receive its Distinguished Physician of the year for 2015. Given each year in December by the medical staff, this award recognizes an individual who has distinguished him/herself by making significant contributions to the medical profession, community, and Covenant HealthCare. Throughout his medical career, Dr. Weiss has been a longstanding pillar of quality and plastic surgery at Covenant HealthCare.

Dr. Weiss began his career as a surgeon in 1970 when he earned his medical degree from the University of Washington. As a young graduate, Dr. Weiss completed his internship in general surgery at Butterworth Hospital, Grand Rapids, Michigan in 1971. In 1974, Weiss completed a residency in general surgery at William Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak, Michigan.

Later inspired to study plastic surgery, Dr. Weiss completed an Otolaryngology Fellowship at the Wayne State School of Medicine in Detroit, Michigan in 1977. Immediately following, he began his residency in Plastic Surgery Residency at Providence Hospital Medical Centers, South- field, Michigan.

Dr. Weiss is currently in private practice in Saginaw, Michigan and is affiliated with Covenant HealthCare and Tawas St. Joseph hospital in Tawas, Michigan and is an Assistant Clinical Professor at the College of Human Medicine at Michigan State University.

In addition to his career, Dr. Weiss also holds several affiliations and certifications. Dr. Weiss stays current in his field through continuing educa- tion and by maintaining dual certifications by the American Board of Plastic Surgery and the American Board of Otolaryngology. Dr. Weiss’ professional memberships and affiliations include: the Michigan Academy of Plastic Surgeons, the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Sur- gery, the Royal Society of Medicine-London England, the Midwestern Association of Plastic Surgeons and the American Association of Hand Surgeons.

One of the most important and gratifying aspects of Dr. Weiss’ career is the breadth and depth of his more than thirty years of experience and his caring attitude toward his patients. One of his primary goals is to provide quality treatment options that are affordable and obtainable for all.

One of the most important and gratifying aspects of Dr. Weiss’ career is the breadth and depth of his more than thirty years of experience and his caring attitude toward his patients. One of his primary goals is to provide quality treatment options that are affordable and obtainable for all. 5 extraordinary engagement • covenant healthcare community report 2016 2016 RECIPIENTS CARING PRACTICE NURSING AWARD Rachel Forshee, RN

CARING PRACTICE NURSING AWARD Charlie Kastraba, NCA

CARING PRACTICE NURSING AWARD Yulonda Davis, NCA

LEADERSHIP/MENTORING NURSING AWARD Peggy Darling, RN

CARING PRACTICE NURSING AWARD: Jessica Lerczak, RN

LEADERSHIP/MENTORING NURSING AWARD Angela Alworden, RN

LEADERSHIP/MENTORING NURSING AWARD Brittany Bruning, RN xtraordinaryNURSING EXCELLENCE AWARD WINNERS Nurses CARING PRACTICE NURSING (NCA) AWARD: Jill Toporski, RN EGreat care relies upon a personal connection between people. Nurses make up more than one third of our staff. Each and every Covenant is pleased to salute our 2016 Nursing Excellence Award While advancements in technologies allow people to more day, nurses at Covenant deliver extraordinary care to the pa- winners for their unwavering compassion and commitment to Jessica Lerczak, Rn (NOT PICTURED) efficiently share information, the healing power of touch and tients and families we serve. They are at the bedside providing service. Selected by their peers out of more than 16 deserving “... has an internal compass that challenges her to become the best in her profession. Jill Toporski, Rn face-to-face interaction cannot be substituted. Each of our reassurance and care for patients and their loved ones. Often, nominees, these award winners consistently demonstrate Cov- ... consistently goes above and beyond to care for patients, families and peers. Angela Alworden, Rn

employees has one focus — the patient. At the forefront of that they are the constant face of the entire team. enant values to coworkers and patients alike. ... exhibits professionalism, customer service and compassion in all interactions. ProvidingEXTRAORDINARY CARE

Peggy Darling, Rn ...always puts the patient first and is conscientious of their care. focus are the clinicians at the patient’s side offering a warm “ Covenant HealthCare is pleased to recognize our Nursing We applaud each of our nurses and thank them for their dedication to the profession. Charles Kastraba, nCA Excellence 2016 Award winners – as chosen by their peers – smile and healing touch. ... provides extraordinary care for their unwavering compassion and commitment to service. for everyone and everyday! 3SEE BACK COVER FOR ALL nURSInG EXCELLEnCE AWARD WInnERS Yulonda Davis, NCa ... is very, very attentive to her patients’

“ needs and seeks to individualize their care. Brittany Bruning, RN “ ... keeps her patients at the center of her care, advocates for them and shows compassion.

Covenant is proud of our Nursing Excellence 2016 Award Winners – who provide extraordinary care to our patients everyday.

Rachel Forshee, Rn ... is by far one of the most dependable nurses;“ she always has a kind smile on her face and “ her patients are consistently put first.

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PICTURED ACROSS PAGES, LEFT TO RIGHT Rachel Forshee, RN; Charlie Kastraba, NCA; Yulonda Davis, NCA; ABOVE The 2016 nursing excellence award winners were Peggy Darling, RN; Angela Alworden, RN; Brittany Bruning, RN; recognized in advertisements that were featured regional and and Jill Toporski, RN internal publications.

7 extraordinary engagement • covenant healthcare community report 2016 extraordinary engagement • covenant healthcare community report 2016 8 PROVIDING EXTRAORDINARY

MEANS PUTTING THEM FIRST AND HEARING THEIR VOICE

In the summer of 2016, Covenant HealthCare began recruiting in- OBJECTIVES OF THE COUNCIL ARE TO: dividuals to join the Patient and Family Advisory Council (PFAC). • Identify opportunities to improve the patient CURRENT PROJECTS INCLUDE: The focus of the PFAC is to enhance the patient experience through and family experience. • Facility Design Planning the eyes of those who have been a patient or are a loved one of a • Improve communication among care team, • Admission Packet Redesign patient. patients and families to benefit the patient’s care. • Billing Statement Layout Enhancement Participation in the PFAC allows participants to have an impact • Patient Education Creation on patient care at Covenant. The PFAC is comprised of former pa- • Participate in the development and planning of patient and family engagement initiatives. tients, family members, Covenant HealthCare leadership and staff. • Serve as a link between the community Christin Tenbusch, Patient Experience Administrator, says “The goal and Covenant HealthCare. of this group is to be the voice of patients and families. Anything we can do to improve the patient experience of care is important, and getting patient and family input makes sure we are focusing on the right things.”

YOU CAN PLAY A PART!

The group is still seeking applicants. Community members are encouraged to apply at any time. The best feedback will take place with a diverse group of individuals who come from a wide range of backgrounds. To become a member of the PFAC, please contact Christin Tenbusch, Patient Experience/PFAC Coordinator at 989.583.7491 or [email protected]. Individuals can find more information and apply online at: covenanthealthcare.com/pfac

PICTURED AT LEFT Members of the community lend their voices on the inaugural Patient and Family Advisory Council (PFAC). 9 extraordinary engagement • covenant healthcare community report 2016 extraordinary engagement • covenant healthcare community report 2016 10 PICTURED RIGHT Huddles immediately following GETTING Daily Check-in(DCI) allow for quick actions.

THROUGH EXTRAORDINARY COLLABORATION Covenant consistently places patient safety and quality in our top priorities. It is one of our top organizational goals, leading what we do and how Betterwe do it. Our journey toward becoming a High Reliability Organization (HRO) requires a collaborative mindfulness and acute awareness that even small failures in safety processes or behaviors can lead to serious adverse outcomes for our patients. We are committed to constantly search for even the smallest system issues that might lead to failure, and ultimately a safety event.

We embrace and adhere to a “safety culture” described by James Reason and Alan Hobbs who suggest that this culture involves Trust, Reporting, & Improvement. Though our HRO journey is neverending, we have seen a 63% reduction in our serious safety event rate over the past year. 2013 nursing excellence award WE ARE IMPROVING OUR SAFETY CULTURE THROUGH SOME OF THE FOLLOWING PROGRAMS:

PICTURED ABOVE Daily Check-in (DCI) for patient safety takes DAILY CHECK-IN (DCI) FOR PATIENT SAFETY NURSING UNIT SAFETY HUDDLES • Since November of 2012, we huddle at the start of the day to main- • A focused Daily Check-In is conducted on individual nursing units to place each day to foster collaboration, transparency and tain awareness of operations and immediate problems impacting identify risks (patient at risk for falls, high risk medications, etc.) This improved quality for patients. the front line. Our top executives lead a daily meeting (7 days/week) exercise in situational awareness pulls the patient care team together individually calling on leaders from 70+ different departments, nurs- by focusing priorities and teamwork to keep our patients safe. ing units, and service lines to report out the safety status of their front line operations. We Look Back for significant safety or quality ROOT CAUSE ANALYSIS issues from the last 24 hours and Look Ahead to anticipate safety or • Our Patient Safety Specialists investigate safety issues reported via quality issues in the next 24 hours. Daily Check-In, our online Improvement Reporting System, or our Physician Safety Line. If appropriate, a root cause analysis is performed • Leaders huddle following the meeting to further discuss issues that to determine the “root” cause(s) of system failures which led to a safety were raised, assign ownership for issue resolution, and ensure com- event. Variations in practice are identified and action plans developed mon understanding of focus and priorities for the day. to improve consistency and reliability of systems and processes.

Ultimately, we want safety to drive decision making, keep patients safe and free from harm, provide patients the exact care they need when they need it, and provide care in a system with no inefficiencies.

We want to bring errors and almost-errors to light, putting processes in place to ensure mistakes are not repeated. In essence, we learn from each other on how to make the organization a safer place for our patients and employees, and maintain situational awareness of immediate problems impacting safety and quality of patient care at the front lines.

11 extraordinary engagement • covenant healthcare community report 2016 EXTRAORDINARY

TechnologyTO AID IN THE FIGHT AGAINST CANCER

In June of 2015, the Covenant Cancer Care Center shared some big announcements, including becoming In November of 2015, Covenant continued our commitment to the fight against cancer by unveiling the Michigan’s first and only certified member of MD Anderson Cancer Network®, a program of MD Anderson latest radiation therapy system in our newly renovated Covenant Radiation Center. Versa HD by Elekta Cancer Center, a world-renowned leader in cancer care. The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center allows staff to safely and efficiently deliver conventional radiation treatment to treat a broad spectrum is currently the No. 1 cancer care hospital according to U.S. News and World Report’s “Best Hospitals” survey. of tumors throughout the body. It also allows treatment of highly complex cancers that require extreme Covenant offers patients access to the latest in evidence-basedguidelines from one of the leading cancer targeting precision. The expanded capabilities of this technology present new opportunities to provide centers in the U.S… close to home… right here in Saginaw. state-of-the-art cancer treatment to more patients in our community.

WHY OUR AFFILIATION WITH MD ANDERSON CANCER NETWORK IS SO EXTRAORDINARY: With Versa HD, Covenant HealthCare has opened the door to innovative cancer treatments for patients • We offer treatment based on the latest guidelines developed by experts at MD Anderson. in the Great Lakes Bay Region and beyond.

• We are receiving additional access to evidence-based guidelines, treatment plans Versa HD leverages the latest technology to enable sophisticated approaches to traditionally challeng- and best practices. ing cases. The system’s patented technology allows precise targeting of the tumor, allowing Covenant • We are consulting with MD Anderson experts to fight challenging cases that lead Radiation Center clinicians to administer higher doses that can enhance treatment effectiveness, while to better outcomes. protecting critical structures such as the heart, spine, or bladder. The result is highly precise treatments • We are using MD Anderson’s disease-specific guidelines for cancer treatment, with shorter treatment times, and the ability to offer highly advanced treatments while minimizing side prevention, early detection and follow-up care. effects and enhancing our patients’ quality of life. • We will have access to pioneering research and select clinical trials to find better treatments, prevention and screenings in the future. • We are providing more clinical patient research opportunities in the future.

To learn more about all programs at the Covenant Cancer Care Center, visit www.covenantcancercare.com

PICTURED LEFT The Elekta Versa HD provides the latest radiation therapy, close to home. PICTURED RIGHT The Covenant Radiation Center is conveniently located at the Mackinaw campus to support patients’ needs. 13 extraordinary engagement • covenant healthcare community report 2016 facing the fight … together mpowering Eour

TO LEAD EXTRAORDINARYEmployees CHANGE In 2016, Covenant HealthCare embarked on a Lean culture transform- Lean is more than just a set of tools and techniques. It is: Teams form, looking at processes, and try to standardize work and ation to drive positive change. To support this effort, we have created • A cultural change in how we address problems and implement develop more efficient ways to get the work done. As Michael Sullivan, the Office of Performance Improvement with a Lean Performance solutions. MD, states, “We want 4500 problem solvers in our organization; we want Improvement team to help align and coordinate all improvement efforts. all employees to feel empowered to make changes that will make • A mindset of continuous improvement with the goal of providing Covenant better.” One of the hallmarks of a Lean culture is to engage front-line staff in the most value to our patients. This includes eliminating waste in our care process, reducing errors and harm to our patients, identifying problems and creating solutions. To empower them. For improving outcomes and patient satisfaction, and increasing This is a long-term culture shift. The goal is for this initiative to be this reason, our performance improvement initiative has been named employee engagement. self-sustaining over years and years. The reality is, there is no end date “Empower.” and we want this to be something that has a ripple effect that grows • Building upon the principles of our High Reliability Organization (HRO) foundation that we have created over the past several over time. years. This transformation requires hard work and we can expect challenges • Empowering our staff, our physicians and care providers to work ahead, but the opportunities are endless to create a better future where in new collaborative ways. we are able to truly live up to our mission of providing “extraordinary care for every generation” and put our patients first.

PICTURED LEFT Teams work across departments to ensure all perspectives PICTURED ABOVE Frontline staff go to where the work takes place in order to create functional change. are included and sustainable change occurs.

15 extraordinary engagement • covenant healthcare community report 2016 extraordinary engagement • covenant healthcare community report 2016 16 Extraordinary Relationships... FOSTER EXTRAORDINARY CARE

Through Creative Health Care Management, Covenant began offering Therapeutic Relationship: WHAT THE PARTICIPANTS ARE SAYING: See Me as a Person workshops to employees in 2012. “We have wonderful caring employees at Covenant. I feel we are all the same in one way or another.” Originally, Covenant sent five staff members to be trained and become facilitators. Today, Covenant has 12 facilitators and more than 1,200 employees who have participated in the workshops. “Learned a lot not just at work but at home as well.” Based on the principles in the book “See Me as a Person” by Mary Koloroutis and Michael Trout, these workshops aim to teach our teams that every encounter matters. “It may seem that when the “Thank you for taking me back to reflect and giving me tools to use to help me do my job better. clinician-patient relationship falls short, it’s due to higher acuity or chaotic work environments. But To help make people feel comforted and allow them to gain trust with me so that I can provide the truth is that when clinician-patient relationships fall short, it is because of a failure to make an the best care possible.” authentic human connection with patients and families. In our best moments, these connections seem to happen automatically.” “Great to recharge and remember why I became a nurse and to take better care of my patients with better communication.” The workshop focuses on the personal awareness, professional knowledge, and practical and repeatable skills required to see each patient as a person with their own unique story and “The class helped me remind myself of why I got into nursing.” response to their need for care. The nature of the therapeutic relationship, conditions under which it can be effective, and the knowledge and skills essential for the relationship to happen Covenant is honored to share these concepts with our teams, and give them the tools to are explored and practiced in this interactive workshop. rediscover the fulfillment in their careers and home life. “These workshops have given our nursing staff and teams the opportunity to step back, under- stand each other and their patients better,” says Nancy Dole, RN, MSN, Educational Specialist.

PICTURED RIGHT Nearly 1,200 employees from all walks of Covenant HealthCare have been trained in therapeutic relationships.

17 extraordinary engagement • covenant healthcare community report 2016 Extraordinary PartnershipsWORKING TOGETHER FOR OUR PATIENTS AND COMMUNITIES

In 2015, Covenant HealthCare announced it had joined other leading Vice President & Chief Financial Officer, and Dr. Michael Slavin, Medical WHY THIS WORK MATTERS? Michigan health systems to form a clinically integrated network (CIN) Director of the Covenant PHO represent our organization on the net- Healthcare costs have been shifting to providers and patients. The per the direction of the Covenant Board of Directors. work’s board. Kaiser Family Foundation released the 2016 average annual premium The CIN now has a name, Affirmant Health Partners. Affirmant Health Critical to the success of the network will be the physician-led, data for employer sponsored health insurance. The amount that families Partners is now the largest super clinically integrated network in the driven approach to sharing best practices across the state that will are paying each year for health insurance is growing at a rate faster state. Members include: Bronson Healthcare (Kalamazoo), Covenant allow all members to reduce variations in care, lower total health- than workers’ wages and inflation. According to the Kaiser Family HealthCare (Saginaw), Henry Ford Health System (Detroit), Lakeland care costs and improve the health of patients and communities Foundation, in 2016 the average annual premiums are $6,435 for Health (St. Joseph), MidMichigan Health (Midland), Spectrum Health statewide. single coverage and $18,142 for family coverage. The average family (Grand Rapids), and Sparrow Health System (Lansing). premium rose 3% over the 2015 average premium. Workers’ wages The Board of Managers have set priorities and developed an admin- increased 2.5% and inflation increased 1.1% over the period. Premi- Over the past year, each of the respective organizations continue op- istrative structure for the network, and are engaging physician cham- ums for family coverage have increased 20% since 2011 and 58% erating independently; however, together, we offer the size, scale and pions to lead various committees. since 2006. scope to develop and deploy evidence based best practices that will al- low each organization to create a unique care delivery model aimed at AFFIRMANT HEALTH PARTNERS BY THE NUMBERS: We have known for quite some time that this trend is not sustain- keeping people well and providing greater value across the healthcare • 7 health systems able. It has been our mission over the last 18 months to address these continuum. issues of cost. What we know is that larger scale is necessary to share • 6000 physicians infrastructure investments and spread financial risk. There are clear A Board of Managers was appointed to provide strategic direction for • 33 acute-care hospitals benefits of sharing the cost of non-duplicative IT, data analytics, busi- the network. The Board of Managers is comprised of individuals from ness intelligence and clinical decision support related to our clinical • 30% of inpatient discharges in Michigan the member systems, half of whom are physicians. The group has elect- transformation. ed Dennis Swan, President and CEO of Sparrow Health System, to serve as Chairperson of the network’s first Board of Managers. Kevin Albosta,

“These partnerships will allow us to not only maintain the excellent quality of care that Covenant and its affiliated doctors have provided, but allow us to continuously improve that quality by having access to the ‘best practices’ of our partners. Covenant will benefit, our doctors will benefit, and most importantly the people of our community-our patients will benefit by having access to the very best quality health care provided in the most cost effective manner. Joining Affirmant Health Partners is a huge step forward in the transformation of the delivery of health care in our community and a very exciting time indeed!” — Ronald Gonzales, MD, Family Medicine 19 extraordinary engagement • covenant healthcare community report 2016 extraordinary engagement • covenant healthcare community report 2016 20 EDUCATION As a health care system, we owe it to our community to provide quality medical services people need. Additionally, we have the obligation to educate and empower the public; engaging them in their own health care. Through this philosophy, Covenant has: ● Participated in community events and health fairs providing blood pressure checks, bone density screenings, and health information. ● Educated more than 4,500 people on injury prevention in 2015. n The Covenant Injury Prevention Program is a free service to our community that onnections educates every generation on ways to be safe in their everyday life. From Freeland High School students learning the dangers of distracted driving, to the 445 elementary OUTREACH, IMPACT AND VOLUNTEERISM C school students who experienced Safety Town, our goal is to decrease the amount of As one of the largest employers in Saginaw County, our employees have preventable traumatic injuries in our community. a reach that goes beyond the hospital walls. Annually, more than 4,600 ● Provided free Smoking Cessation classes throughout the year. employees have an economic impact of $249 million through salaries and ● Distributed 850 helmets during community and school events. wages. In addition, many of these employees personally contribute to the PICTURED ABOVE Student Explorers learn about careers in cancer care. community using their time and/or financial resources. ● Educated parents and grandparents through the Birth Center; 585 families in labor and ommunities delivery, 120 families in infant and child CPR, in addition to numerous specialized classes. ● 55 employees serve on more than 93 community boards and organizations PREPARING THE NEXT GENERATION C ● $75,000 in employee contributions to the United Way of Saginaw County PICTURED RIGHT Covenant HealthCare has arrangements with 30 universities/colleges as well as 38 local high n Traditionally, Covenant sets the speed for the United Way annual Children make stops schools for training, job shadowing and internships. in Safety Town. campaign, serving as a Pacesetter organization. Employees are Covenant is proud to be an “Explorer Post” through the Boy Scouts of America with the mission of given the opportunity to donate not only monetarily, but also PICTURED BELOW Students use their own exposing students to careers in health care related to science, technology, engineering and math with their time and energy through various events. (STEM). The program is open to all students between the ages of 15 and 18 years old. Each session of- cell phone for distracted driving simulation. ● In 2015, Covenant employees collected and donated more than fers a different focus in health care for students to explore. The sessions are meant to be hands-on, 1,000 pounds of food to donate to the East Side Soup Kitchen. interactive and educational. ● In the last 3 years, more than 75 students enrolled in this program ● Staff dedicated more than 250 hours to these students learning Covenant Volunteer Services hosts a High School Volunteer Program for students who want to provide service while learning more about the medical field. In 2015, 52 students contributed and gained 2,268 hours of service.

EMPLOYEES WORK WITH AREA BOARDS AND ORGANIZATIONS American Business Bay City Players Chesaning-Brady First United Great Lakes Bay Hopevale Church Munger Potato Festival Riverfront Saginaw Saginaw County Schools St. Francis Skilled Survivors of Suicide / Women’s Association Fire Department Methodist Church Employer Resource Chamber of Commerce Nursing Home Walk for Hope Bay City River Roar Hospital Hospitality Mustard Seed Shelter Sacred Heart Saginaw Valley Network and Rehab American Cancer Child & Family Fordney Club of House of Saginaw Saginaw County Equestrian Team/ Swan Valley High School Bay-Arenac ISD New Lothrop Saginaw Art Museum Society / Making Strides Services Saginaw County Great Lakes Bay Junior League of Athletic Association Emergency Prepared- Intercollegiate Horse St. Lorenz Thomas Township Career Center Regional Alliance ness Committee American Cancer Child Abuse Frankenmuth Saginaw Valley Saginaw Bay Show Association Lutheran Church Fire Department Birch Run Taymouth New Lothrop Symphony Orchestra Society / Relay for Life & Neglect Council Chamber of Commerce Great Lakes Michigan Health School Board Saginaw County Saginaw Valley Medical St. Martin Underground Railroad Educational Foundation Safety Training Saginaw Business Hazmat Response Team American Heart Chub Lakes Girl Scouts of Michigan / Improvement Alliance Control Authority Lutheran Church United Way of Nouvel Catholic Education Partnership Association Blessed Trinity Association, Heart of Michigan Greek Festival of Saginaw Michigan Healthcare Central Schools Saginaw County Saginaw Valley St. Michaels Lutheran Saginaw County Gaylord, MI Medical Society Angel Gowns Blue Cross Blue Shield Girls on the Run Habitat for Humanity Volunteer Resource Ostomy Association Saginaw Career Complex State University Church, Richville Walk to End Alzheimer’s Professionals of Michigan of Michigan Community Community Affairs Saginaw Bay Bay County Saginaw Community Saginaw Future Inc. Saginaw Valley Young St. Peter Lutheran Church Committee Positive Results YMCA of Saginaw Apostolic Action Committee HarvestCall Midland County 4-H Foundation Saginaw Medical Professional Network & School, Hemlock Good Samaritan Downtown Saginaw Zion Lutheran Christian Church Delta College Rescue Mission Federal Credit Union Boy Scouts of America Helen M. Nickless Mid-Michigan Human Pulse3 Foundation Saginaw County Special Olympics St. Thomas Aquinas Church, Chesaning Baker College Central Michigan Directors of Volunteers Goodrich Lions Club Volunteer Clinic Trafficking Task Force Animal Care Center Saginaw Township of Michigan Catholic Church in Agencies (DOVIA) Riverfront Bay City First Church University Medical Goodrich United Holy Spirit Mobile Medical Development • of the Nazarene Education Partners Ferris State University Methodist Church Catholic Church Response Commission 21 doing the extraordinary covenant healthcare community report 2014/2015 extraordinary engagement • covenant healthcare community report 2016 22 “As facilitators, we have the honor of being involved in the lives PICTURED Participants in the of such an amazing group of young women, who have allowed us Step Up! program for amputees cheer each other on. to be a part of their journey — it is a privilege beyond words.”

“The biggest step is just coming here. If nothing else, the program gives people a sense in their mind that they can [do this].”

PICTURED ABOVE, LEFT TO RIGHT Breastfeeding support group; Free nutritional classes; Pregnancy and infant loss candlelight vigil.

PICTURED BELOW Facilitators for cancer support groups do it for the patients.

SUPPORT AND CARE GROUPS FREE HEALTH SCREENINGS Patients need support before, during, and after their care. Our teams saw unmet There is often a disparity in people who seek medical attention — needs in the community, and stepped up to provide a structure for care and sup- especially preventative screenings. Covenant HealthCare staff step port. Some of the support groups provided include: up to provide recommended screenings to those who may be uninsured or underinsured. Screening opportunities included: n Diabetes n Spousal Loss Recovery n Breastfeeding Support Group ● Cholesterol Testing n CPAP/BiPAP n Coping with Cancer n Building Hope Together ● Prostate Screening n Better Breathers/ n Living with Cancer Asthma/COPD n Stroke ● Skin Cancer Screening n Women’s Cancer n Young Women’s n Amputee Clinic ● Breast Health Screening Cancer Support n Bariatric Support ● General Lab Screenings ● Blood Pressure Checks

This year, the amputee clinic served the needs of more than “If you don’t have the attitude to move forward, then you won’t. Some people who attend are just getting 50 people totaling more than started, and it’s always nice to be here and cheer them on.” 140 visits…free of charge. “We inspire one another, we cheer each other on, and we have fun.” 23 extraordinary engagement • covenant healthcare community report 2016 CORPORATE AT A GLANCE ORGANIZATIONS IMPACTED BY CORPORATE SPONSORSHIPS

Bridgeport Charter Township East Side Soup Kitchen Friends of Hoyt Park John Glenn’s Post Prom Rollin with the Homies Saginaw Valley Bead Society Cycling Team Caro Community Hospital Ferris State Great Lakes Safety Training Junior League of Saginaw Valley Saginaw Valley State University Rotary Club Sebewaing Catholic Diocese of Saginaw Fordney Club Greater Saginaw Amateur Juvenile Diabetes Samaritas All Area Arts Awards Hockey Association Research Foundation Rotary of Bay City Central Michigan University Frankenmuth Athletic Association Scheurer Hospital Alzheimer’s Association Harbor Beach K of C for MDA Rotary of Saginaw Child Abuse & Neglect Council Frankenmuth Auto Festival Sebewaing Area Chamber American College of Hospital Foundation Great Lakes Bay Region Kappa Alpha Men’s Health Fair Royal Family Kids of Commerce Cardiology Foundation Frankenmuth Chamber Hemlock Public Schools Saginaw Art Museum Sheridan Community Hospital American Red Cross Child and Family Services of Commerce Kappa Alpha PSI Fraternity, Inc Hemlock Sports Boosters Children’s Zoo at Frankenmuth Community KCQ Country Music Festival Saginaw Arts & Sheriff Support Association American Veterans (AMVETS) Enrichment Commission Celebration Square Foundation Hemlock Youth Baseball Lawn Chair Film Festival Shields Elementary School Art and About Saginaw Bay Orchestra Christian Youth Fellowship Frankenmuth Farmer’s Market Hemlock Youth Light Up the City Saginaw Survivors of Suicide Bay Area Chamber of Commerce Association of Saginaw Baseball and Softball Saginaw Charter Township Walk for Hope Frankenmuth Fire Association Lukulu Mission Trip Bay Area Women’s Center Cinco K Run Heritage Football Saginaw Community Foundation Swan Valley Athletic Association Frankenmuth Bay County Frankenlust Marlette Regional Hospital CMU Medical Group Parks & Recreation Heritage High School Saginaw County Business Swan Valley Prom Fire Association McKenzie Memorial Hospital & Education Partnership Community Health Improvement Frankenmuth Snow Fest Hills & Dales General Hospital Tall Ships PICTURED Covenant supports Bay Veteran’s Foundation - Saginaw Community Foundation McNally House Saginaw County Chamber Hospital Hospitality House to Holy Cross Children’s Services The Dru Collier Benefit Bierlein Diabetes Golf Classic Frankenmuth Women’s Club of Commerce provide a home away from home. Delta College Hospital Council of Memorial HealthCare Foundation Big Brothers Big Sister Freeland Area Chamber Saginaw County Community The Temple Theatre East Central Michigan Merrill Farm Fest Diaper Alliance of Commerce Mental Health Authority Thunder in the Valley Boys & Girls Club Hospital Hospitality House Great Lakes Bay Region Do-All, Inc Freeland Community Michigan Country Fest Saginaw County Fair Tolfree Foundation Sports Association Huron Medical Center Brandon Walker Downtown Development Michigan’s Military Heroes Saginaw County Medical Society Tracie Jones Benefit Memorial Scholarship Authority Freeland High School Post Prom Japanese Cultural Center & Space Museum Health Fair Tri-City Kids Triatholon Midland Community Center Saginaw County Police Chiefs Underground Railroad Mobile Medical Response Saginaw Future, Inc. United Way of Saginaw BELOW Covenant employees walk at Light Up the City Saginaw. BELOW Covenant was a proud sponsor and site for Art and About. Morning Rotary Club Saginaw Harvest Table Valley Lutheran - Post Prom Muscular Dystrophy Association Saginaw Medical Society Vassar Athletic Association Nouvel Athletic Boosters Saginaw Riverfront Development Commission White Pine Middle School SPONSORSHIPS Nouvel Catholic Central Saginaw Spirit Hockey Club YMCA of Saginaw We are fortunate to be in the financial position to help organizations within our community. Positive Results Our philanthropic mission is to support other organizations whose focus is to: Downtown Saginaw Saginaw Township Zambia Africa Missions North Little League ● Provide care for Covenant patients and families Pulse3 Foundation Saginaw Township ● Enhance neighborhood development through beautification, improvements or security Rock the Island South Little League

● Contribute to regional job creation

● Positively impact the quality of life for our patients and employees THROUGHOUT THE YEAR:

More than $403,700 was donated back to our community

More than 135 organizations impacted 25 extraordinary engagement • covenant healthcare community report 2016 WHAT MAKES THE COVENANT HEALTHCARE FOUNDATION SO EXTRAORDINARY? FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS • We have raised more than $900,000 to support the pediatric needs of the Great Lakes Bay Region. Mrs. Frumeth B. Hirsh Chair FOUNDATION STAFF • We encourage charitable giving from Covenant employees, volunteers, physicians and community Attorney at Law members to help fund many hospital needs throughout the year. Carol Cottrell Mr. Lyle Davis, Jr. Director • We offer high school students the opportunity to further their education by applying for our scholarships. Vice Chair 583.7601 • We conduct the Covenant Kids Telethon and Red Carpet events to raise funds to help purchase advance DML Management, Inc. medical equipment, support programs, renovate buildings and more. Heather Appold Mr. Richard J. Garber, Jr. Coordinator, Front Desk/ Secretary/Treasurer Volunteer Services and EVERY DONATION HELPS Garber Management Group Covenant Kids The purpose of the Covenant HealthCare Foundation is to secure individual, private and community support for the Covenant Kevin Albosta 583.4166 Medical Center and the numerous activities and programs that serve to fulfill the mission of Covenant HealthCare. As changes Covenant HealthCare Renee Graham in government regulations cause reimbursement of health care costs to shrink, it has become increasingly important for the Ed Bruff Administrative Associate Foundation (like other hospital-based foundations) to find alternative resources that will allow us to continue to provide the high Covenant HealthCare 583.7600 caliber of care the community has come to expect. Mrs. Culli Damuth Sarah Knochel The mission of the Covenant HealthCare Foundation is to develop and maintain relationships for charitable contributions to Community Volunteer Manager, Front Desk/ support all activities and programs of Covenant HealthCare. That is, to improve the quality of life for the patient population in Mrs. Jane Hagen Volunteer Services the East Central region of Michigan. Covenant HealthCare is proud to be a resource within the health care community and the Tri-Star Trust 583.6048 community-at-large that adheres to standards of excellence in providing patient care, technology and education. The Foundation Nancy Doyle Karen Luplow is equally proud to help support that excellence. Covenant HealthCare Foundation Associate Volunteer Services 583.7604 A volunteer Board of Directors, representing the diversity of the Saginaw County business community, guides the Foundation. PICTURED LEFT Frumeth Hirsh, Covenant HealthCare The Foundation Board meets quarterly to review funding proposals for the Medical Center and to set policy that governs the Mr. John W. Shelton Tom Mueller Foundation Board Chair, presides over meetings. Zehnder’s of Frankenmuth PICTURED ABOVE Frumeth has a conversation operation of the Foundation. On a daily basis, the Foundation staff is dedicated to serving our constituents by recognizing gifts Major Gifts and Planned Giving with Kathi Spence (far left), past chair and active received, providing stewardship of such charitable funds, and coordinating fundraising activities and events. Mrs. Kathi Spence 583.7603 Community Volunteer board member and community volunteer. Carrie Schultz Please consider a gift to the Covenant HealthCare Foundation as an investment in the future of health care in the HONORARY BOARD MEMBERS Major Gifts and Planned Giving East Central Michigan region. To learn more about the funding options available, contact the Covenant HealthCare Donald J. Carlyon 583.7607 Foundation at 989.583.7600 or visit www.covenanthealthcarefoundation.com B.J. Humphreys Tim Schultz Thomas O. Lohr, MD Manager, Gift Shops 583.7053 SUPPORTING THE

THROUGH DONORS GENEROSITY

27 extraordinary engagement • covenant healthcare community report 2016 EXTRAORDINARY

yTHANKS TO UNPAID COST OF MEDICAID xtraordinar OUR DONORS $19,929,274 E COVENANT COMBINED FINANCIAL COMMUNITY BENEFIT: $32,402,031*

Covenant HealthCare Foundation would like COMMUNITY BENEFITS/ CATEGORY DEFINITIONS COMMUNITY HEALTH NEEDS to thank and acknowledge the individuals, ASSESSMENT STATEMENT PROGRAMS/OTHER CHARITY CARE The cost of services that are not organizations and foundations that generously PROGRAMS/OTHER Community benefits are programs or activities • Community Health Education billed according to Charity Care policy. $416,747 designed to improve the community’s health. • Community-Based Clinical Services UNPAID COST OF MEDICAID support and continually commit to improve the They can be improving access to health care MEDICAL EDUCATION The difference between the cost services, enhancing the health of the community, • Health Care Support Services CONTRIBUTION of services delivered and quality of life for the patient population across $7,333,457 or advancing the public’s knowledge of health • Subsidized Health Services government payment. care. In collaboration with other community UNPAID COST • Research UNPAID COST OF MEDICARE OF CHARITY CARE the East Central Region of Michigan. It is their organizations, Covenant HealthCare completes Cost of services in excess of • Financial and In-Kind Donations UNPAID COST $1,846,131 a Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) government reimbursement. OF MEDICARE charitable donations that allow the Foundation to identify strengths and areas for improvement • Community Benefit Activities $3,853,359 BAD DEBT in our community. Results of the Saginaw • Community Benefit Operations The cost of services that are billed to fulfill its mission to support all activities UNPAID COST Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) but determined to be uncollectable. OFUNPAID MEDICAID COST OF BAD DEBT can be found online at covenanthealthcare.com $17,996,681 MEDICAL EDUCATION and programs of Covenant HealthCare to $4,173,417 or saginawpublichealth.org. CONTRIBUTION UNPAID COST The cost of medical education efforts. OF MEDICARE * Based on estimated data for fiscal year 2016. provide extraordinary care to all patients. $5,703,005 Thank you for your extraordinary sustained support! 29 extraordinary engagement • covenant healthcare community report 2016 THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS the covenant healthcare foundation would like to thank and acknowledge the generous contributions made by the following individuals, organizations and foundations between july 1, 2015 through june 30, 2016. thank you for your continued commitment and support.

Anita N. Ackerman Ethel Brandel Jacob S. Dietzel Elizabeth Gutzwiller Paul P. Lake Floyd Matzke in memory of Jacob C. Ninan Aneita L. Schramke Brian D. Ulicki in honor of Paul Baumgartner Juliet Gwizdala Cheryl Meyer Dorothy C. Adler Jane M. Brechtelsbauer Keith Downing Robert J. Hammis Brandon W. LaLone Judith C. Maurer Harold J. Nutt Richard W. Schrank Joseph C. Valenta Soryn Bennick Great Grandchildren Emily Midget Linda A. Alexander Sophie Brokop Richard M. Drinan Marvin D. Hare Jason LaVictor Narice I. Maxa Ruth Benson of Lois Harris Khawar G. Mohsini Jon J. O'Connor Vicki L. Schroeder Connie L. Valliere Connie J. Hendrick Leslie Apsey Raye L. Bush Charlene M. Drury Lois Hecht John F. Lazzaro Shirley A. McCaslin Owen Benzenberg Isaac Monroe Dolores E. Okony Patricia L. Shei Clayton E. Van Hall Ann Johnson Janice M. Babcock Nancy J. Butterfield Stella Y. Eller Robert L. Hirschman Lavon M. LeCureux Norma McClure Reed Benzenberg Peyton R. Monroe Maureen O'Mara Gloria L. Sherman Barbara A. Vincent CJ Brocker Eric Kahl Carter Nobis James A. Baird Craig S. Bye Thomas A. Federico Edward J. Hobbs Janice E. Lemmer John M. McFall Nancy L. Ortner Adella Sierocki Edward G. Bruff Emerson Knochel Spencer Nobis Edgar P. Balcueva Payton Caffey Richard E. Felsing Karl Hock Danielle LeRoux Linda A. McIlwain William T. Vondette Lois E. Peitsch Lily Simpson Lori Charbonneau Kristin M. Knoll Ronald J. & Ruth O'Connor Dorothy L. Baldwin Patricia M. Callahan Gerald A. Fisher Mary Jane Hurles Audrey Lichota Ruth A. McInerney Leonard Voss Dennis Kostrzewa Phyllis Pendred Vernon D. Slabaugh Bethany A. Charlton Donald O'Guinn Donald P. Ballor Isabelle Cameron L. Lee Fosdick Douglas C. Iles Retha M. Lippert Kamryn K. McKerchie George W. Waldron Reba J. Crockette Ernestine L. Krawczyk Sally Purcell Alva M. Pobanz Janet M. Small Dan Kuhn Elsie M. Barber Alice M. Chapman Donald P. Foye Jerry D. Jablonski Loretta Lisik Rosalie McKerchie Virginia L. Wasco Tobias Cruz Jay R. & Meg Rademacher Mary H. Poland Mark A. Sopcak Virginia K. Latty Vernon V. Bass Doris M. Clark Grant Franson Randy Jackson Donald R. & Helen Lorentzen Lois J. Melville June E. Weber Millie Danek John Raths David W. Proux Sharon M. Spangler Nancy J. Lawrence Donald H. Bauer James F. Clark Shirley Franson Mary C. Keane Betty Loth Arthur F. Menapace Alice Doerr Marguerite Raths William G. Wendland Annette C. Provencher Herbert A. Spence Zoe E. Farrand Katherine Lehman Elaine Raymond Ivan W. Bauer Charles C. Collison Richard A. Freeland Martha A. Kennedy Martin C. Luplow Foster & Mercedes Merrill Gerald L. Wendling Mason Lichota Joseph R. Provenzano Florence E. Sproull Eileen Fauver Doris M. Reiss Nancy J. Bauer Alexander J. Conn Marvin Gatz Thelma Kern Edna B. Lutenski John A. Mertz Mary E. Littlejohn Grant D. Whelton Monica Feltson Andrea Ross William A. Bauknecht Ronald J. Courneya Ronald C. Gayari Wyatt J. Kern Jean C. Lyon Robert H. Mertz Elton D. Prueter Archibald H. Stevens Nekeidra Y. Green Landon Livingston Daniel Ross Kimberly S. Pugh Jack A. Stevens Jack T. Williams Alice Beckwith Beatrice M. Cramer Rachel Geiger Billie G. Kilgore Edward C. MacRae Parviz Meshinchi Dorothy E. Gunlock Hazel McCullough Joshua Ross Olga V. Witt Rosalee Beda Diane L. Creed Jack W. Gilbert Donald E. Kirby Edwin Maczik Jacob R. Miller Leah J. Puszykowski Stephen Stone Jackson Gwizdala Sarah McFarland Nadiya Schellhas Lois A. Benjamin Linda S. Crickmore Rita L. Gill Geoffrey H. Kleb Leroy D. Magnus James W. Milnes Allen Reinbold Stephen Stone Robert B. & Mary L. Wynes Vera Schellhas Rita Bernier Ronald L. Crothers Marie J. Glick Gale A. Konsdorf Maxine Maguire James L. Mishler Barbara J. Reinke Craig S. Sullivan Larissa Yauck Devyn Skelton Reed and Riley Sprague Charles W. Beuthin Madeline Czerny Sharon K. Goodell Angeline R. Kostrzewa Dorothy Mahoney Rajendra K. Mondol Betty A. Reinke Justin J. Suppes James H. Yockey Rainey A. Stark Chester R. Beyersdorf Walla J. Daubert Mark T. Gorney Jean A. Krizan Kelly J. Marino Nancy S. Moon Lawrence L. Riley Robert Swartzlander Alex Youngblade Geralyn M. Stelzer Mary M. Blake Joan F. Davis Russell Griffin Doris L. Krolczyk Ethel M. Martin Shirley A. Moretuzzo Charlotte E. Roka Roberta Taylor Mary Zientek Carol M. Stoll Robert M. Blumenstein Nicholas Davis Elizabeth E. Grills Kayleigh M. Kuligowski Lowell H. Martin Muriel A. Murphy Frank H. Rollwagen Michael J. Thompson Makayla S. Thomas Richard W. Zissler Vickie L. Boesnecker Demos N. Demosthenous Madge E. Gromek Glenn R. Kuschinsky Lyle J. Massman Arthur W. Neigebauer Leo E. Rousseau Marlene J. Towne Tommy C. Thomas Kenneth W. Willman Berniece V. Bouchey Penelope H. Dick Robert W. Gutshall Margaret M. Kwaiser Troy E. Mathis John H. Nickodemus James R. Schmidt Beatrice A. Ugartechea Judy Yeo RIGHT: Ribbon-cutting ceremony at the updated Michael T. Zamora 31 extraordinary engagement • covenant healthcare community report 2016 Covenant Radiation Center. RIGHT: Covenant volunteers celebrate their service and the friendships they have made at the annual summer picnic!

gifts in kind Apple Mountain Resort Diamond Jack's River Tours Mr. and Mrs. James Mallery Saginaw Spirit Mr. and Mrs. David J. Abbs Mrs. Carolyn E. Arcangeli Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Baldwin Ms. Julie A. Beckman Mr. and Mrs. Terry Biederman Mr. and Mrs. Dennis L. Borchard Art Sample Furniture Eagle Crest Resort Maple Hill Lakeshore Saginaw Valley Absolute! Building Maintenance Mr. Michael D. Armstrong Mr. Tim Ballor Ms. Katie Beebe Mr. and Mrs. Carl G. Bielby Boston Scientific Corporation Naval Ship Museum and Ms. Cathy J. Snyder ATS Printing Edible Arrangements of Midland Michigan Renaissance Festival A.C. Coppolino Insurance Agency, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Balwinski Mr. and Mrs. David M. Beery Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bierlein Family & Friends of Berniece Bouchey Ms. Greta J. Arndt and Family Saginaw Valley State University Mr. and Mrs. Matthew M. Bierlein Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bourcier Auburn Jaycees Edible Arrangements of Saginaw Mid-Michigan Children's Museum Ms. Kathryn J. Ackerman Mr. and Mrs. Jim Begick - Department of Athletics Ms. Roxi A. Arndt Bancroft Luxury Apartments Mr. and Mrs. Frank Adame Mrs. Damaris A. Belich Ms. Rachel Bierlein Mrs. Susan K. Bourcier Bavarian Inn Motorlodge ESPN 100.9 Radio Mobile Medical Response Saginaw Valley State University Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Arnold Ms. Janice E.J. Band Bill's Party Store Ms. Patricia M. Boynton Fabiano Brothers Inc. Nightlife Entertainment Group, NSCS Advanced Diagnostic Imaging, P.C. Ms. Michele Bell Bavarian Inn Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Arnold Barker Law Group, PLLC Scottish Inn Air Methods Corporation International Mrs. Nancy A. Bell Ms. Amy Bingham Mr. Albert G. Brady Bay City Players FireKeepers Casino Northwood Wholesale Outlet Arnold Sales Mr. and Mrs. John K. Barnes Biotheranostics Mr. and Mrs. Charles Braley Serenity Spa & Salon Dr. Firas R. Alani Bell Landscaping Bay Sail – Schooner Appledore Forest Dunes Golf Club Ms. Gale Novak Mr. and Mrs. Christian P. Arntson Ms. Theresa Barrera Mr. and Mrs. Kevin A. Birchmeier Ms. Nancy A. Braley Spencer's Route 46 Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Albosta Ms. Kathryne E. Benchley Four Winds Casino Nuechterlein's Jewelry Arthur Hill School Class of ’49 Bay Valley Hotel & Resort Mr. and Mrs. Glen A. Barrett Mr. Loyal J. Bismark Family & Friends of Ethel Brandel SpringHill Suites by Marriott Mr. and Mrs. Kevin S. Albosta Ms. Lynne A. Benkert Beef 'O' Brady's Frank's Great Outdoors Opperman's Cork N Ale ASR Health Benefits Mr. Randy R. Barst Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Albrecht Ms. Donna Bennick Mrs. Kathleen A. Bivins Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brandel Gatsby's Steakhouse Painterly Pottery Stardust Lanes AstraZeneca Boyne Mountain Charles F. and Mr. Jim Black Mr. Robert C. Brandt Ms. Amanda A. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Shane Benson Subway - Harrison Café Dr. and Mrs. Manohar L. Atri Adeline L. Barth Foundation Cabela's Gaudreau the Florist Ltd. Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Palmer Mr. Billy Blair Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Braun Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. Allen Mrs. Rebecca Benzenberg The Avenue Hair Studio & Spa Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Atwood Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bartlett Cardinal Deli Grand Hotel Panda House Chinese Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Richard Blazejewski Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bray Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Allen Mr. and Mrs. John F. Beougher The Dow Event Center Ms. Mary M. Avery Mrs. Jean Bass Grand Traverse Turtle Creek Patisserie Mr. and Mrs. Tom Blood Mr. Earl O. Brechtelsbauer Catholic Federal Credit Union Mr. and Mrs. John W. Allison Ms. Vicki Beran Casino & Hotel Tim Horton's Mr. and Mrs. Brian Awad Mrs. Maria Bauer Prestige Jewelry Blue Care Network of Michigan Sister Anne Breitag Covenant Gift Shop Mr. and Mrs. James E. Almy Mr. Jeffrey N. Berger Great Lakes Loons Treetops Resort Ms. Paula M. Ayers Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bauer Quest Golf Club Mrs. Charlotte J. Blumenstein Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Brickel Covenant Physical Medicine ALS Environmental Ms. Linda Bergman Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Hall YMCA of Saginaw Mr. Ken Ayres Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bauer & Rehabilitation RAM Productions Mr. and Mrs. James Bocade, Jr. Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Mr. Duane Alverson Ms. Barbara Bauman Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Berlin Mr. Kevin S. Harvey Zehnder's Splash Village Dr. and Mrs. Umesh A. Badami CreekSide Bar & Grille Ramada Inn & Suites Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Boehler Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Brocker, Jr. Ambu Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Bauman Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Bernier, Ph.D. Harvey's Grill and Bar Ms. Mary L. Bader Cumulus Media WHNN-FM 96 Riverwalk Place Boehler's Greenhouse Brogan & Partners Mr. and Mrs. Wayne P. Andersen Mr. Jason O. Baerlocher Ms. Laura Baxter Mr. Michael P. Bernier Hemlock Golf Club Boehringer Ingelheim Wallace & Irene Bronner Currie Golf Courses Saginaw Bay Symphony Orchestra Mr. and Mrs. Tom Anderson Ms. Lynn S. Baerwolf Bay Area Specialty Flooring, LLC Bethlehem Lutheran Church & School Pharmaceuticals Inc. Family Charitable Foundation Horizons Conference Center Davis-McNally Lodging IV, LLC Saginaw Choral Society Ms. Molly Anna D. Andrews Ms. Nancy A. Baird Bay Café Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bethune Mr. Barry Boike Bronner's CHRISTmas WONDERLAND Jake's Old City Grill Detroit Princess Riverboat Saginaw County Sheriff Dr. and Mrs. Farhan Ansari Mr. and Mrs. Steve Baird Bayne's Apple Valley Farm, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy M. Bever Ms. Dolly Mae Boldt Jacqueline P. Brooks MacDonald Broadcasting Support Division Detroit Red Wings Dr. Sarosh Anwar Mr. and Mrs. Bill Baker Drs. Ronald and Sussan Bays Mr. and Mrs. James A. Beyer Drs. Kathy and Rev. Jeff Bonn Mr. and Mrs. Barry L. Brown Community Relations Mac's Bar & Kitchen Saginaw Knitting Mills Mr. and Mrs. Drew Appold Ms. Janice Baker Ms. Catherine S. Beagle Mr. and Mrs. Rodney A. Beyer Mr. William D. Booth Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Bruff Dr. Gary R. Apsey Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Baldauf Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Becker Mr. and Mrs. David A. Beyerlein Ms. Renee C. Bootz Ms. Brittany M. Bruning 33 extraordinary engagement • covenant healthcare community report 2016 OUR DONORS ARE

ABOVE AND RIGHT: The Covenant HealthCare Center for Autism is proud to serve the Great Lakes Bay Region.

Charles F. or Edith E. Brunkow CAN Council of Saginaw County Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Charbonneau Collaborative Data, INC. Covenant Cancer Care Physicians Mr. Daniel C. Cramer Mr. Michael I. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Devota Ms. Nancy Doyle Ms. Connie S. Enciso Mrs. Nancy Finazzi donors Memorial Trust Caravan Facilities Management, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Charlton Ms. Heather C. Collins Covenant Cardiac Care Unit Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Cramer Mr. and Mrs. Randall R. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Mark G. DeWolf Ott Draeger Medical Mr. and Mrs. Orin J. Engelhardt Mr. and Mrs. William Finazzi Ms. Rachelle M. Bryant Career Uniforms Mr. William Charlton Mr. Kenneth Collison Covenant Cardiology Ms. Dolores M. Cramer Davis-McNally Lodging IV, LLC Dialysis Associates, PC Draper Automotive Center Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Enright Dr. and Mrs. Michael L. Fiore bswift, LLC Group Specialists Mr. and Mrs. Paul Carey Mr. and Mrs. John W. Chekaway Collison & Collison, P.C. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Crandell Dr. Michael Davison Mr. and Mrs. Victor Diberardino Mr. Michael Dreckman Epic Systems Corporation First Congregational Church Buchholz Trucking, Inc. Covenant Central Business Office Women's Fellowship Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Carrick Chemical Bank Coloplast Ms. Kristina M. Crapo Dr. and Mrs. Anthony de Bari Chaplain and Mrs. Ray E. Dice Ms. Jennifer Drinan Mr. and Mrs. Jerry A. Eurich Ms. Ann Bueche Covenant Emergency 1st State Bank Ms. Erin Carrigan Mr. and Mrs. Allen D. Chernik Ms. Cathy Combs Whitty Ms. JoAnn T. Crary Ms. Olympia M. DeAgostino and Family Mr. Wade B. Dick Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Dubs Mrs. Patricia M. Evans Department Physicians Dr. Usha Bulusu and Family Fisher & Paykel Healthcare Ms. Margaret Carter Mr. and Mrs. James F. Chernow Mr. and Mrs. Duane Comerford Mrs. Diane L. Crawford Ms. Kelly A. DeBolt Mrs. Diane N. Dicken Mr. Nicholas Dunckle Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Everett Covenant Epic House Staff Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. Burba Mr. and Mrs. David W. Fiting Mr. Rollin Carter Chiesi USA., Inc. Commercial Kitchen Service Co. Ms. Kathy Cribley Ms. Brenda Decker Dickinson Wright PLLC Mr. and Mrs. Terry Duperon Ms. Joan Fack Covenant E-Team Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Burditt Ms. Julie M. Fiting Ms. Vicki A. Carto Children’s Medical Group Community State Bank Employees & Board of Directors Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Crist Mr. and Mrs. Dave H. DeClercq Mr. Tom Dingman Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Dupuis, Jr. Ms. Deborah C. Falkenberg Mr. Bill Burger of Saginaw Bay Community Care Fund Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Flegenheimer Mrs. Dorothy L. Cartwright Covenant H.I.M. Staff Ms. Pam Crnolatic Deer Run Rehabilitation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Chad Dinninger Mr. and Mrs. James Dutton Family First Credit Union Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin D. Burnison Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Christensen Ms. Dorothy Conrad Mr. and Mrs. Gene A. Crook Ms. Lu Ann Dixon Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Dwan Ms. Nancy S. Farison Mrs. Carol S. Fletcher Mrs. Mary L. Case and Covenant HealthCare Volunteers Mr. and Mrs. Tom DeFoe Mr. and Mrs. Arnold J. Burns Mr. William I. Snyder Ms. Heidi L. Churchfield Consumer's Energy Foundation Ms. Debby Curpenski Dobson Industrial East Central Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Gerard P. Farrar Mr. Russell D. Flewelling, II Covenant Imaging & Diagnostic Ms. Donna E. Defore Burt Watson Chevrolet-Pontiac Mr. and Mrs. Win L. Case Mr. Kenneth Cichewicz Radiation Oncology Associates, P.C. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Conzelmann Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Curpenski Mrs. Linda M. DeGuise Mr. and Mrs. Tony M. Dodak Ms. Sylvia Faulds Mr. and Mrs. Otto H. Fluegge and Ms. Shelley Topham Covenant Information Ms. Jenna L. Bush Ms. Karla Castellanos Dr. David M. Easton Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Coon Technology Staff Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Cwiklinski Mr. and Mrs. Del DeHart Ms. Kathleen Doerr Mr. and Mrs. Ricardo Favara-Davila FMC Technologies, Inc. Mr. Gerald Cierzniewski Ms. Stephanie M. Bush Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Castillo Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Eberling Mr. James Cooper Covenant Medical Staff Ms. Rachael Cwiklinski Dr. Matthew Deibel Mr. Thomas A. Doerr Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Fear Dr. Dana Fontaine and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cierzniewski Mr. and Mrs. Gregory G. Butler Dr. Doris D. Cataquiz Dr. and Mrs. Tim E. Eckstein Mr. Don Fontaine Mr. and Mrs. Judson H. Cooper Covenant Occupational Health Staff Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cyborowski Mr. and Mrs. Alan Dellapenna Mrs. Lydia Dolan-Kret Mr. and Mrs. Merlin F. Federspiel Mr. Rod Butler Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Clark Edward & Erna Ederer Catholic Federal Credit Union Mrs. Joan Daly Mrs. Elaine M. Dole Ms. Lora L. Fein Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous COPOCO Community Credit Union Covenant Physician Relations Mr. and Mrs. Alan J. Dellapenna Family Foundation Fund Dr. and Mrs. Lowell A. Butman Friends of James F. Clark Mr. Gregory H. Causley Mr. and Mrs. Larry Daly Mr. and Mrs. James Dole Mrs. Jacqueline J. Felsing Mr. Robert C. Forbes Ms. Katherine F. Corcoran Covenant Pilates in Pink Group Mr. and Mrs. Richard Delong Edward & Erna Ederer Memorial Mr. and Mrs. William Butzler Mr. and Mrs. Larry L. Clark Fordney Club CBC Credit Services, Inc. Corset Shop Intimates, L.L.C. Covenant PM&R Mrs. Betty J. Damore Delta College Ms. Suzanne E. Dole Covenant HealthCare Fund Mr. and Mrs. Brian S. Ferguson Dr. and Mrs. Louis F. Byrne Ms. Meghan Clark Ms. Rachel A. Forshee Central Michigan University Ms. Felisha A. Costello Covenant Pulmonary Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Damuth Delta Dental Plan of Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Roger Dominowski Ms. Denise Edgar Mr. and Mrs. Brian D. Ferguson Ms. Lee Etta Cadotte - College of Medicine Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Clayton & Critical Care Associates Ms. Brenda A. Forster Mrs. Carol Cottrell Mr. and Mrs. Paul Danek Ms. Ruth Ann Delude Ms. Sherry A. Dominowski-Miller Edwards Lifesciences Mr. and Mrs. Brian Ferguson Mrs. Susan F. Caister Century 21 Signature Realty Mr. David Clements Covenant Revenue Cycle Leadership Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Dashner Ms. Barbara A. Doran EHIM, Inc. Ms. Rhonda A. Ferrell Mr. Michael J. Forster Mr. Thomas Coughlin Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery T. Denome Ms. Lee Ann Chadwick Ms. Courtney N. Clinesmith Mr. and Mrs. Francis Call and Dr. Brenda Coughlin Coverys MHA Insurance Company Mrs. Beverly J. Daubert Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Dorey Ms. Lillian Fetter Mr. and Mrs. Roger E. Fosdick Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Denton Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Eimers Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Callaghan Chamber Hill Strategies Coca Cola Bottling Co. of Michigan Covenant 4 East Neuro Covidien Mr. James G. Daubert Mr. and Mrs. David Douglass, Jr. Electromed Inc. Mr. Erik J. Fielbrandt Mr. Gerald A. Fournier Desert Grove Mobile Estates Mrs. Beth Campbell Ms. Rebecca Champney Ms. Carolyn K. Cody Covenant Admitting Family & Friends of Ms. Sherri L. Davidson Association, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory D. Dowis Mr. and Mrs. James Eller Financial Plus Credit Union Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Fowler Mr. Matthew J. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Larry T. Chapin Coley Canteen Vending Inc. - Precertification Staff Beatrice M. Cramer Mr. and Mrs. Bryan T. Davis Ms. Irene C. DeVaux-Hensinger Mrs. Connie L. Downing Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph H. Emerick Ms. Judy K. Finazzi Ms. Jennifer Francis

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41 extraordinary engagement • covenant healthcare community report 2016 Mr. Brad Sullivan Mrs. Alethea Taylor Mrs. Marjorie Thompson Tri-anim Health Services, Inc. U.S. Sheet Metal Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Visuri donors Mrs. Erin Siemens Ms. Colleen P. Small Mr. and Mrs. Greg Sowa Standard Tile Inc. Ms. Carol M. Stoll Co-Workers and Friends Mr. and Mrs. D. Jason Taylor Mr. Zeavon Thompson Tri-Star Trust Bank Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Valade Mr. and Mrs. Ray A. Voelker Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Sierocki Mr. and Mrs. August Smith Dr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Spadafore Ms. Kathryn Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Stoma of Lynn Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. William J. Taylor Ms. Angela Thornton Ms. Lisa Trombley Mr. and Mrs. William J. Valenta Mr. and Mrs. James VonBerg Mr. and Mrs. Ronald H. Sievert Mr. and Mrs. Brent Smith Mr. Kevin C. Spear Ms. Melissa K. Stantz Mr. and Mrs. Zachary R. Stombaugh Dr. and Mrs. Michael W. Sullivan Team ATP Ms. Cheryl Trudeau Ms. Judith A. Vondette Ms. Virginia Sievert Ms. Donna L. Smith and Family Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Specht Star of the West Milling Co. Mr. Ralph D. Stout, Jr. Thrivent Choice Members Mrs. Nancy Van Hall Ms. Renae D. Sumption Team One Credit Union Ms. Joyce A. Trumble Mr. and Mrs. Mark K. Wahl Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Simerson Mr. Garnell Smith, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Spence, III Robert E. & Martin H. Stark Foundation Ms. Lois M. Stover Thrivent Financial Mrs. Betty Van Ochten Sun Life Financial Teleflex Incorporated Truven Health Analytics Ms. Jean A. Wajer Ms. Georgine Simmonds Mr. and Mrs. Jay Smith Mrs. Mary H. Spence Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Starke Mrs. Suzanne M. Straebel Mr. and Mrs. William H. Tiedeman Mr. and Mrs. Jason E. Vanbocxlaer Superior Infectious Disease Care PC Mrs. Christin D. Tenbusch Ms. Joan M. Tuck Ms. Pauline A. Walderzak Ms. Ruth Simons Mr. and Mrs. John Smith Spence Brothers Dr. Gregg Stefanek Ms. Sarah Straight Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Tinney Ms. Elaine VanBuren Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Suppes Mr. and Mrs. Brett Terbrack Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Turner Mrs. Lucy Walk Mr. Tyler Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smith, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Alan M. Spencer Ms. Kelly Stehle Mr. Eldon G. Streu Mr. and Mrs. Lee Tinnin Dr. Steve Vance Ms. Jenifer Sutherland Mr. and Mrs. Levi TerBush Mrs. Sally Tyler Mr. and Mrs. Don D. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Sims Dr. and Mrs. Timothy A. Smith Ms. Sara Spicer Mr. and Mrs. Kim Stemler Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Stringer Mr. and Mrs. Steve Tobey Mr. and Mrs. William G. Vance Mrs. Sucharitha Swamy Mr. and Mrs. Emil Tessin UAW Local 668 Committee Mr. Robert Walker Dr. and Mrs. Warren Singleton Smith, Martin, Powers & Knier, P.C. Mr. and Mrs. Randy Sprague Mr. David Stephens Ms. Sandra E. Strnad and Mr. Minu Bhagat Ms. Krystal Todd Mr. Timothy T. VanElsacker The Adventure Parks UCB Pharma Inc. Ms. Lucille Wallace Ms. Katrina M. Skelton Mr. and Mrs. Ronald T. Snow, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Milton D. Sproul Mr. and Mrs. Morrison M. Stevens, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Stroebel Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Swan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Tomczyk Mr. and Mrs. D Michael VanNorman and Mr. David L. Fiant at Frankenmuth, LLC Family & Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin W. Skrelunas Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Lanny Sproull Stevens Worldwide Van Lines Mr. Kenneth Stroebel Ms. Jeanne Swank Ms. Cynthia A. Tonkavich Mr. and Mrs. James E. VanPetten The F. P. Horak Company Beatrice A. Ugartechea Dr. Peter Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Richard Skrocki Sons of Italy in America Lodge 2456 Mr. and Mrs. Linton B. Sproull Mr. and Mrs. Tim Stewart Ms. Michelle Stroebel Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Sweeney Tops Area #5833 Dr. William G. Underhill Verde Valley Rehab LLC Mr. and Mrs. John L. Walters The Harry A. and Ms. Lori K. Skrzysinski Mrs. Yvonne L. Sopcak SSOE, Inc. Mr. John Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stuart Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Szafranski Margaret D. Towsley Foundation Tops Michigan #1502 United Way of Saginaw County Mr. and Mrs. William J. Veresh Wanigas Federal Credit Union Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Slivinski Mrs. Lynnette Sorensen St. Charles Community Schools Mr. and Mrs. Alan Stewart Style Encore Mrs. Cecelia A. Szuran Mr. and Mrs. Dennis F. Thiel Tops Michigan # 1532 Mr. and Mrs. Rob M. Urbain and Family Mrs. Eileen Vesio Ms. Margaret E. Wanless Slo' Bones BBQ Smokehous Ms. Ashley Sosnoski Mr. and Mrs. James M. Stadler Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Stockford Ms. Beverly Sulfridge Dr. Gregory Szyperski Ms. Cynthia Thompson Transamerica Retirement Solutions Ms. Janice Urban Ms. Lydia J. Villanova Mr. and Mrs. James Warczinsky Ms. Bonnie J. Sloan Mrs. Rebecca S. Sovansky Ms. Linda M. Stajdl Ms. Angela Stockwell Mr. and Mrs. William A. Sulkanen Mr. Dave Tagget Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. James P. Travis U.S. Bank Mr. and Mrs. Bird J. Vincent Mr. and Mrs. Mark Warezak

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43 extraordinary engagement • covenant healthcare community report 2016 information contained in this 2014/2015 annual report is comprised from the period of july 1, 2015 through june 30, 2016. we strive to be as accurate as possible. however, if we have missed your name or misspelled it in error, please call the covenant healthcare foundation at 989.583.7600.

donors Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Warner Mr. and Mrs. Archie Wenzel Mrs. Carolyn L. Wirth Ms. LaVerne M. Youngblade Mr. and Mrs. William E. Watkins, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Benton Wenzel, Sr. The Wirt-Rivette Group Ms. Toni E. Yurcso and Family Mr. William E. Watters Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wise Dr. Anthony and Dr. Claudia Zacharek Mr. and Mrs. Kris Wenzel Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Weadock Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. Wisniewski Ms. Gayle Zahady Ms. Shirley A. Wenzel Ms. Carmen Q. Webb Mr. Arthur F. Witt Mr. and Mrs. David A. Zamora Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Wenzel Mrs. Eileen C. Weber Wobig Construction Co., Inc. William & Dorothy Zehnder, Jr. Mr. Terrence L. Wernette Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Todd A. Weber Ms. Karen L. Woerner Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Wessels Zehnder's of Frankenmuth Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Wechter Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wojewoda Ms. Dorothy L. West Zehnder's Splash Village Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Wehner Ms. Frances M. Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Westendorf Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Zeile Ms. Susan K. Weigold Wolgast Corporation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Whalen Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ziemer Mr. Robert J. Weinert Wolgast Development Mr. and Mrs. Eugene D. Whelton Ms. Amy L. Zietz Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Weise Mr. Dennis Wolpert Mrs. Jody A. Whelton Zilwaukee Lions Club Dr. and Mrs. Arno W. Weiss, Jr. Wolverine Bank Ms. Dawn Whitmarsh Mrs. Betty Zins Mr. and Mrs. Donald Weiss Wolverine Bank Employees Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wiktorowski Mr. and Mrs. Donald Zolinski Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Weiss Women Of the Moose Chapter 420 Wildfire Credit Union Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Zolton Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Weiss Mr. and Mrs. Ronald S. Wood Mrs. Elizabeth A. Wildmo Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Zuzula Weiss Equipment Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Wozniak Mrs. Clara M. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Morton E. Weldy, Jr. Mrs. Susan J. Wright Mr. Dennis Williams Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Welense Ms. Donna M. Wujkowski Dr. and Mrs. George E. Williams Family & Friends of Mr. Robert J. Wynes Mr. William Wendland Mrs. Ruth J. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Yackle THANK YOU Mr. and Mrs. Scott Wendler Williams Field High School - Wrestling Ms. Wendy S. Yaworski Mrs. Betty J. Wendling Willis Towers Watson Yeo Family Foundation Ms. Melody R. Wendling Ms. Doris Wilson and Family Mr. and Mrs. Dale D. Young Mrs. Kristi L. Wenger Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Young Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wenkel Mr. and Mrs. Daryl L. Winter Ms. Sandra L. Young Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. Wenkel Mrs. Carol L. Wirgau Mike Young Buick GMC

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