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Picture yourself at your best. What do you see? Perhaps you are surrounded by family and friends, enjoying the companionship of those most dear to you. Maybe you see yourself as a member of a team, working alongside others to achieve something remarkable. Or perhaps you are volunteering your time and talents to make our community a better place to live. No matter how you view yourself, you need one essential ingredient to be at your best - good health.

At Lehigh Valley Health Network, we are driven to help you reach your maximum potential. Your road to good health begins with our 11,800 colleagues. They are skilled, experienced and compassionate people who are proud to be part of our health network. They nurture our caring culture, are motivated to make a difference, and share A Passion for Better Medicine.

You inspire that passion. You are the reason we deliver quality care, provide valuable education and conduct innovative research. You are why our hospitals, health centers, physician practices, pharmacies, imaging centers and laboratories provide the services you and your family need most. You motivate us to continue our mission to heal, comfort and care for our community.

When you're at your best. you inspire the people around you. Your family and friends feel your spirit. The people on your team emulate your work ethic. The community in which you live is enhanced by your enthusiasm. The sky's the limit. It's our privilege to help you be at your best and stay there.

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At Our for YOU INSPIRE US TO DELIVER UNPARALLELED CARE ANNUAL REPORT 5

At age 21, a nerve disease left Noga Nir-Kistler (left) paralyzed from the waist down. Rather than view her diagnosis as debilitating, she used it as motivation to reach new goals and inspire others.

She started swimming, trained faithfully and made the USA Paralympic swim team. In September 2012, she won a bronze medal in the 1OO-meter breaststroke at the Paralympic Games in London, recording her personal best time. "I help people be at their best by setting an example," she says. When they see what I am able to accomplish, they stop looking at the wheelchair and start looking at the person."

Nir-Kistler carries that same inspiration to her role as a customer service representative in Lehigh Valley Health Network's information services call center. When a patient is being rushed to one of the health network's hospitals after suffering a heart attack or stroke, Nir-Kistler mobilizes a team of caregivers to ensure they're ready when the patient arrives. "The faster patients receive care, the better their chances for a successful recovery," she says.

In the same way Nir-Kist/er displays her passion, all 11 ,OOO-plus employees of Lehigh Valley Health Network pull together to be at their best every day. It's at the heart of a project we began more than a year ago called "Mission Possible." It started by asking our employees a simple question - What conditions exist to help you be at your best? They told us that when they have time, trust and teamwork, they can do what they do best - help patients, families and each other.

That conversation sparked a cultural transformation. Mission Possible encourages colleagues to talk with one another, identify each other's strengths and tackle the tough issues head-on. Now our employees are becoming even more engaged in their work, feeling a greater sense of pride in the health network, and are motivated to contribute more than ever before.

To care for our community, our employees also need to care for themselves. That's why the health network gives employees tools to live well. Each employee receives a free influenza vaccination. A Culture of Wellness benefit offers each employee who participates in our health plan and their family $700 in wellness dollars that they can use to join a fitness center, attend a health class or receive wellness education. Each health network department also has a wellness expert - called a "dean" - who encourages colleagues to live well.

When our employees embrace wellness and feel inspired, you receive exceptional care. For the 17th consecutive year, U.S. News & World Report ranks us as one of the nation's top hospitals. We are among the leaders in gastroenterology, orthopedics and pulmonology, and are listed as "high performing" in numerous specialty care areas.

Also, The Leapfrog Group, a national coalition of large businesses interested in quality care, awarded us with an "A" Hospital Safety Score. 6 LEHIGH VALLEY HEALTH NETWORK

Support to Be atyourbest

WE CAN HELP YOU ACHIEVE YOUR GOALS

By day, Caressa James (right) helps children to be at their best as a medical assistant and office coordinator at ABC Family Pediatricians, Lehigh Valley Hospital-17th Street in Allentown. "It's so great to watch children grow up and turn into beautiful adults," she says.

At night, James changes uniforms and helps keep adults beautiful and healthy. She's a Zumba Fitness instructor at the Healthy You Fitness Center at 1243 S. Cedar Crest Blvd., Allentown. "My students motivate me more than I motivate them," she says."People tell me they started Zumba only one month ago and already are losing weight. That's rewarding to me. There's a joy in doing what you love, and I love spreading joy to other people."

In the same way James helps children and adults live healthier, everyone at Lehigh Valley Health Network is driven to help people of all ages be at their best.

It's why this year we introduced Children's Hospital at Lehigh Valley Hospital. While it's not a new building, its name encompasses the comprehensive pediatric services we've developed as the region's only associate member of the Children's Hospital Association, the organization that recognizes children's hospitals. We've been a proud associate member for six years.

Part of our children's hospital is the region'S only Children's ER. It's where about 1,400 children receive care each month. That number continues to increase. To meet our community's growing • need for specialized emergency care for children, two pediatric emergency physicians were added, bringing the total to four. Hours also were expanded. It is open daily from 8 a.m. to 1 a.m.

The Children's Clinic at Lehigh Valley Hospital-17th Street also was expanded and renovated this year. The additional space helps us deliver high-quality care to families - many of whom are uninsured or underinsured - during more than 40,000 visits per year.

When patients face a serious health crisis like cancer, we provide the medical, emotional and financial help they need through our selection as a National Cancer Institute Community Cancer Centers Program (NCCCP). Social workers made possible with NCCCP funding connect patients with organizations that provide services many people need during treatment, like transportation or child care. This designation also allows community members to access leading-edge teChnology, such as 3-D mammograms for earlier detection of breast cancer. We also host community events where people receive free cancer screenings and health education.

Another' way we educate people in our community is with the new LVHN.org website. It's far different from your standard health care website.Use it to find the right doctor, check your symptoms, explore your medical journey, take charge of your health, get Lehigh Valley Health News, read Healthy You magazine and more. Visit it today and begin your journey to better health.

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Our Community Members attheirbest

WHEN YOU'RE HEALTHY, THIS IS A BETTER PLACE TO LIVE

Olivia Radcliffe (right) is happiest when she's playing soccer with friends. To get on the field, the 11-year-old Topton girl had to overcome overwhelming health challenges. "The worst thing a parent can hear is that your child has cancer," says Olivia's mom, Sloane, who will never forget when doctors told her about a grapefruit-sized tumor on Olivia's liver.

After a Lehigh Valley Health Network pediatric surgeon removed the tumor, Olivia received chemotherapy • over a nine-month period. "For as horrible as it was, it couldn't have gone any better," Sloane says. "We met the most kindhearted people along the way, and they got her well again."

"I was blessed to have all of them with me," says Olivia, who dreams of becoming a doctor, nurse or child-life specialist. Her goal: help children be at their best. ANNUAL REPORT 9 t 10 LEHIGH VALLEY HEALTH NETWORK

In the same way high-quality care got Olivia back on the We also partner with many great organizations that make soccer field, everyone at Lehigh Valley Health Network works the Lehigh Valley the robust community it is. This includes hard to get community members back to what they do best. sports teams like the Lehigh Valley IronPigs, attractions like It's why we embrace leading-edge technology, participate Dorney Park and Wildwater Kingdom and MusikFest, and in clinical trials, invest in vital health care services, educate charitable groups like Via. These partnerships allow us to the next generation of doctors and build strong partnerships. educate thousands of local people in wellness and support events that promote good health. Embracing leading-edge technology means we are one of the nation's first hospitals to replace a diseased aortic This year we formed a new partnership with the Phantoms heart valve using a catheter - not open-heart surgery.This of the American Hockey League. We'll serve as the team's technique is called transcatheter aortic valve replacement official health care provider and are a founding partner of (TAVR)and is performed through an incision in the groin. It's the downtown Allentown arena where the Phantoms will .• for people who are too ill for traditional open-heart surgery, play. Nearby, we'll create a Sports Medicine and Fitness and it's done inside a hybrid OR - a state-of-the-art facility destination center where you can exercise at a fitness center, that combines a traditional operating room and cardiac receive rehabilitation and get care for concussions and brain catheterization lab. injuries. We'll also provide sports training programs for local athletes. Providing new technology, services and programs is possible only if we have a strong financial year. We are a not-for- As we look to the future, we keep our community's needs profit charity, which means we continually reinvest in our in sharp focus. Our medical school partnership with the organization. This year our operating margin is $82.9 million, University of South Florida Morsani College of Medicine or 5.1 percent of revenue.Health care financial experts say - called SELECT (Scholarly Excellence. Leadership hospitals need a 5 percent annual margin to successfully Experiences. Collaborative Training.) - began its second reinvest in services, programs, technologies and facilities for year in 2012. The first class of 19 medical students is the community. Our strong year was due to our continued currently completing second-year studies in Tampa, Fla., focus on being efficient and providing quality care. and will come to our health network in May 2013 to begin third-year studies. SELECT gives medical students the skills When we do IIVellfinancially, our community wins. It's how they need to be physician leaders and brings excellent young we're able to provide services such as clinics, free flu shots physicians to our community in the hopes they will continue and free or reduced-cost care for which we do not receive to live and care for people in the Lehigh Valley. government reimbursement. This year our community benefit has hit a new record high - $251 million.

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Community Care otourbest THROUGH LEHIGH VALLEY PHYSICIAN GROUP

For Mark Li, MD, PhD (right), being at his best means bringing breakthrough neurosurgery to people in our community. For certified physician assistant Karen Ferry and family medicine doctor Jennifer Keller, DO, being at their best means providing care on a schedule that's convenient for patients.

They are among the more than 550 doctors and 250 advanced practice clinicians who provide services at 115 locations region-wide through Lehigh Valley Physician Group (LVPG). Our practitioners work together to deliver high-quality care throughout the region. ANNUAL REPORT 13 14 LEHIGH VALLEY HEALTH NETWORK

Breakthrough neurological services

When a young optometrist came to the health network with a growth at the base of his skull, a team of specialists quickly realized he would need multiple levels of care. "His was a huge tumor - about the size of a computer mouse," says neurosurgeon Mark Li, MD, PhD.

Two lengthy but delicate surgeries - the first lasting 16 to 17 hours and the second lasting 12 to 13 - removed most of the tumor. "The remainder was close to the facial motor nerve, which we didn't want to disturb," Li says. So the team used Gamma Knife® therapy - brain surgery without an incision - to deliver radiation to kill the remainder of the cancerous tumor. The treatment worked so well, the young doctor took - and passed - his optometry board exams while in recovery.

This is one example of how the health care professionals of LVPG provide the most advanced care for the toughest cases. This multidisciplinary approach brings together a range of specialists - a neurosurgeon, radiation oncologist, pathologist, medical oncologist and a neuroradiologist - to deliver the best results.

"Brain tumors are complicated, and they require excellence in diagnosis, surgical therapy and medical therapy," Li says. "Our brain tumor center is the third busiest in the state, which speaks volumes for what we've been able to achieve."

Surgeries considered too delicate to attempt 10 years ago now are relatively commonplace, thanks in part to advances such as brain mapping and monitoring technology that allow doctors to observe the brain during surgery and avoid areas controlling speech and motor function. "We've brought technology, people and clinical trials together for the benefit of patients and the community," Li says.

LVPG's care for patients with brain conditions also includes cerebrovascular care, a fast -moving field that includes treatments for stroke, aneurysm and abnormal connections between arteries and veins in the brain known as arteriovenous malformations (AVMs). One such treatment is a "brain bypass" that connects extremely small blood vessels to restore healthy blood flow. "The thread we use is almost invisible to the naked eye and requires a microscope to view during surgery," he says. "We've done seven of these complex cases in the last year, which is more than even the largest hospitals nationwide."

A team approach to cerebrovascular care includes procedures by neurointerventional radiologists such as Darryn Shaff, MD, who is one part of the team that benefits every patient. ANNUAL REPORT 15

Convenient walk-in care

At 7 p.rn. on a Friday, a man walked into Muhlenberg Primary Hours at Bethlehem Township and Moselem Springs are from Care at the Health Center at Bethlehem Township complaining 9 a.m.B p.rn. weekdays and 10 a.rn-S p.rn. weekends and of a fever. He had just returned from a vacation at the New holidays - offering more flexible acces to care, Similar walk- Jersey shore and soon needed to board a plane for work,His in services are available at our CareWorks locations in Weis heavy travel schedule made it difficult for him to make or keep Markets facilities in Allentown and Schnecksville, regular doctors' appointments, "If you normally receive primary care at one of these sites and The good news - our health center offers walk-in care, allowing your doctor doesn't have convenient appointments, walk-in care him to get his condition evaluated on the spot. A rash on the allows you to stay with the practice and not have to go to the ER man's leg offered a clue, and blood work revealed he had West or a separate urgent care center," says family medicine doctor Nile virus, "We were able to catch and treat it early, before it Jennifer Keller, DO (above, right), with Muhlenberg Primary Care became a bigger problem," says Karen Ferrey (above, left), a at the Health Center at Bethlehem Township, "All your medical certified physician assistant. "If he had scheduled a routine records are available electronically, and your doctor is available appointment for a later date, it could have been much worse," as a resource right down the hall if the physician assistant or nurse practitioner has a question," That's why walk-in care - convenient care that fits your schedule - is being embraced by LVPG, Three health centers This team approach to care also is why several LVPG practices - Bethlehem Township, Moselem Springs and the new Health are piloting a concept called "patient-centered medical homes," Center at Macungie - began offering walk-in care, It allows It's a coordinated hub of care where your physician works with people without an appointment to receive immediate care nurses and advance practice clinicians to help you actively for conditions that don't necessarily demand a primary care manage your condition and head off problems, It's especially doctor's attention, These include fevers, aches and pains, helpful for people with a chronic condition such as diabetes or sprains and strains, cuts, seasonal allergies, rashes, bronchitis heart failure, and ear infections, Nurse practitioners or physician assistants provide care, determine the need for blood work or X-rays, and write prescriptions,

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LEHIGH VALLEY HEALTH NETWORKJS Community Benefit - Fiscal Year 2012

HOW A NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATION DETERMINES COMMUNITY BENEFIT

The not-for-profit entities of Lehigh Valley Health Network qualify as charitable organizations under Act 55. The Act sets specific criteria for what constitutes a charitable organization, defines the uncompensated goods and services that qualify as community benefit, and prescribes how these goods and services are measured.

TOTAL OF OUR COMMUNITY BENEFIT $250,760,923

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$197,638,669 DIRECT PATIENT CARE

Medicare Shortfall*$72,427 ,219 Blue Cross Special Care and The difference between Medicare and Medicare Managed Care payments CHIPShortfall* ...... $471,618 and the cost of providing patient care. Blue Cross Special Care is a low-cost insurance plan for people who otherwise would be uninsured. CHIP (Children's Health Insurance Program) Medical Assistance Shortfall* $57,129,656 is a state program to provide health insurance to uninsured children and The difference between Medical Assistance and Medical Assistance teens who are not eligible for or enrolled in medical assistance. Managed Care payments and the cost of providing patient care. TRICARE Shortfall*.. .$341,591 Bad Debt...... $27,684,381 TRICARE is a federally funded health plan for military personnel, retirees The cost of providing care to patients who the health network believes and their families. were able to pay for their services but did not.

Uncompensated Charity Care .$23,903,000 *About shortfalls and Act 55: As per Act 55, community benefit provided by Free care for people unable to pay. charitable organizations includes shortfalls between payments received from Medicare, Medical Assistance and patients, and the cost of providing care. Care for People Who Are Uninsured or Underinsured ..$15,681 ,204 Includes difference between clinic payments and costs for primary and specialty clinics and related services. ANNUAL REPORT 17

$39, 164,663 $5,618,790 PROFESSIONAL AND PATIENT COMMUNITY EDUCATION EDUCATION AND RESEARCH AND PREVENTION

Medical Education*...... $22,678,422 Community Health and Includessalaries and benefits for medical residents, a portion of salaries and Health Studies Department .....$1,340,427 benefitsfor program directors and others who support graduate and undergraduate Includes cornrnunity-based initiatives through grant acquisition and medicaleducation, and support activities such as the hospital library. rnanagement, Cornmunity Exchange, school-based dental sealant prograrn, the Community Issues Managernent systern, teen pregnancy data, place- Nursing Education* 3,420,983 based approaches to comrnunity health irnprovernent, pediatric asthrna Includessalaries and benefits for nurses during the extended period of time in and health literacy. which they are learning the professional skills for our acute environment. During this time, nurse orientees participate in classroorn and clinical activities and are Health Promotion and not directly responsible for patient care. Also includes salaries and benefits for Disease Prevention ...... $1 ,195,285 personnelproviding education and professionals attending rnandatory education. Includes Healthy You magazine, Healthy You programs, health fairs,Heart Help for Women programs, patient education publications and other Research Activities...... $2,762,4 70 publications promoting wellness and disease awareness. Includesresearch in areas such as cardiology, neurology and internal medicine that are not grant funded. Pastoral Care ...... $787,485 Provides ministry to patients, farnily and staff. Includes a portion of salaries Patient Education...... $302,788 and benefits for pastoral care staff, and the cost of our pastoral care Includessalaries, benefits and other expenses for patient educators and patient residency prograrn after Medicare reirnbursement. education materials. Lehigh Valley Hospital Cancer Center $553, 149 *About education and Act 55: As per Act 55, community benefit provided by Includes support groups, classes, programs, screenings, a patient charitable organizations includes the difference between the full cost of education education library, nutrition counseling and survivor celebrations. This and research programs and payments received to support these programs. amount reflects the cost of providing these services free of charge.

Neighborhood Health Centers of the Lehigh Valley...... $458,601 Contribution to provide health services at The Caring Place New Life Clinic $8,338,801 and Casa Guadalupe Vida Nueva Clinic in Allentown.

COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS Physician Referral and Health AND SUPPORT Information Line ...... $448,069 Value of Local Partnerships .$3,095,988 Provides free phone-based health services through 61 0-402-CARE. Includesfree physical exams for municipal workers and financial support Emergency Education $441 ,256 for municipalities, disease prevention and weight management prograrns, Includes training and education for physicians, nurses and pre-hospital servicesand exams at Allentown's Central Elernentary School and support for providers region-wide. Communitiesin Schools of the Lehigh Valley. Also includes real estate taxes paidby the health network on owned and leased property. AIDS Activities Office ...... $394,518 Provides services for people affected by HIV/AIDS, including free testing Value of Volunteer Assistance*$2,521 ,726 and counseling. This amount reflects the cost of providing these services Includes115,543 hours donated by volunteers. free of charge. Patient Care Community Activities $1 ,540,177 Includesfree flu shots, free medications for people unable to pay, free transportationservices, free oral traurna surgery care, portion of wages and benefitsfor pharmacy coordinator and the difference between payrnents for 71,618 mentalhealth services from Lehigh County and the cost of providing services o at two residential aftercare prograrns. rogram) nand Interpreting Service and Patient Representative ...... $964,340 Includeshospital-based language interpreting services, purchased foreign 41,591 languageand sign language interpreting services provided free of charge, tirees andcosts associated with patient satisfaction surveys.

Sponsorships for Community by Service Organizations $216,570 om Includessupport for numerous not-for-profit organizations that reflect our health e. network'smission, along with support of the Burn Prevention Network.

*Aboutvolunteers and Act 55: As per Act 55, it is appropriate for charitable organizationsto report volunteer service. This shows how valuable volunteers are to theinstitution and the community. Act 55 provides a formula for calculating this basedon the Pennsylvania Workers Compensation Act. We follow that formula. 18 LEHIGH VALLEY HEALTH NETWORK

Lehigh Valley Health Network and Component Entities

COMBINED STATEMENTS OF OPERATIONS (In Thousands) For the periods ended June 30, 2012 and 2011

PATIENT SERVICES AND SUPPORTING OPERATIONS 2012 2011 Net patient service revenue $1,579,506 $1,482,711 Other supporting operations revenue 36,941 35,949 Net assets released from restrictions-operations 4,083 5,861 TOTAL REVENUE 1,620,530 1,524,521

EXPENSES 2012 2011 Wages 688,013 619,504 Benefits 129,552 139,748 Supplies 259,176 245,112 Purchased services 148,084 142,080 Other 100,355 96,123 Depreciation and amortization 83,867 85,095 Bad debts 106,247 93,133 Interest expense 22,318 23,357 TOTAL EXPENSES 1,537,612 1,444,152 .. OPERATING INCOME 82,918 80,369

OTHER REVENUE AND EXPENSES ' 2012 . 2011 Realized investment earnings, gains (losses) 52,732 26,755 Provision for income taxes (3,430) (3,889) 0 Other nonoperating gains (losses) 212 (952) OTHER REVENUE AND EXPENSES, NET 49,514 21,914 NET AVAILABLE FOR COMMUNITY NEEDS AND DEBT REPAYMENT BEFORE NON-CASH GAINS (LOSSES) $132,432 $102,283

UNDERSTANDING THIS REPORT The Combined Statements of Financial Position report our assets, liabilitiesa~ net assets. The Combined Statements of Operations report our revenues a expenses. The amount of revenues minus the amount of expenses creates 0 operating income.

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COMBINED STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION (In Thousands) For the years ended June 30, 2012 and 2011

ASSETS 2012 2011 CURRENT ASSETS Cash/short -term investments $26,062 $29,795 Patient accounts receivable, net 209,002 183,142 Prepaids, inventories and other current assets 49,167 37,371 Assets limited under bond-debt service fund 14,984 17,353 Assets limited under primary professional liability arrangements 4,790 3,066 TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS 304,005 270,727 OTHER ASSETS Assets limi------ted by Board of Trustees for capital improvements 716,810 720,568 Assets limited by Board of Trustees for retained excess liability arrangements 17,755 16,290 Assets limited under primary professional liability arrangements including IBNR 42,637 40,270 Assets limited by management 30,632 29,924 1,482,711 Assets limited under bond construction funds, debt service and debt service reserve fund 11,084 11,077 35,949 Assets limited or restricted by donors or grantors 139,693 141,390 5,861 Property and equipment, net 620,635 601,997 ,524,521 Partnership investments 10,665 15,283 Deferred charges, net and other assets 35,501 22,972 Assetswith matching liabilities, chiefly deferred compensation arrangements 39,874 39,873 619,504 TOTAL OTHER ASSETS 1,665,286 1,639,644 139,748 TOTAL ASSETS $1,969,291 $1,910,371 245,112 142,080 LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS 2012 2011 96,123 CURRENT LIABILITIES 85,095 Accountspayable $60,178 $42,757 93,133 Accrualfor estimated third-party settlements 3,475 2,598 23,357 Accruedcompensation 53,282 66,418 ,444,152 Otheraccrued expenses 34,562 35,310 80,369 Pensionplan 3,154 2,944 Professionalliability 4,790 3,066 Long-termdebt 11,530 11,218 26,755 TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES 170,971 164,311 (3,889) OTHER LIABILITIES (952) Long-termde------=------bt, net of current portion 502,276 513,537 21,914 Liabilitieswith matching assets, chiefly deferred compensation arrangements 39,874 39,873 Pensionplan 267,849 155,126 Professionalliability 54,177 49,598 iabilities and Otherliabilities 37,443 27,531 evenues and TOTAL OTHER LIABILITIES 901 619 785 665 s creates our TOTALLIABILITIES 1,072,590 949,976

NET ASSETS lklrestricted --~~~------=----=------==-=-~------~~~------737,944 805,276 Imcontrolling interests in subsidiaries 19,064 13,729 TOTAL UNRESTRICTED NET ASSETS 757,008 819,005 emporarilyrestricted by donors/grantors 93,252 98,868 anentlyrestricted by donors 46,441 42,522 TAL RESTRICTED NET ASSETS 139,693 141,390 20 LEHIGH VALLEY HEALTH NETWORK

LEHIGH VALLEY HEALTH NETWORK S BOARD OF TRUSTEES M The Lehigh Valley Health Network Board of Trustees provides oversight of management, approves Se the health network's yearly budget, and selects and evaluates the health network's chief executive Pa officer. Trustees are community leaders with experience in large organizations and expert knowledge in areas such as higher education, business, technology, finance, human resources, FF medical science and government affairs. Se

JEFFERSON (JEFF) K. AIKEN JR., D Min ROBERT J. MOTLEY, MD DJ Senior Pastor (Retired), First Presbyterian President, Medical Staff Ch Church of Allentown Lehigh Valley Health Network Dt ROBERT M. DICKLER JARRET R. PATTON, MD C Chief Health Care Officer for Health Care President-Elect, Medical Staff Affairs (Retired), Association of American Lehigh Valley Health Network Medical Colleges MICHAEL J. PISTORIA, DO* ROBERT J. DILLMAN, PhD President, Medical Staff President (Retired), East Stroudsburg University Lehigh Valley Health Network of Pennsylvania MARIA RODALE** J President and Chief Executive Officer JEFFREY P. FEATHER Se Rodale, Inc. Vice Chairman, National Penn Bancshares, Inc. He CH JOHN D. STANLEY RICHARD FLEMING - EMERITUS Senior Vice President and General Counsel Executive Vice President (Retired) J Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. Se RONALD W. SWINFARD, MD TH WILLIAM F. HECHT - CHAIR President and Chief Executive Officer Ch Chairman and Chief Executive Officer (Retired) Lehigh Valley Health Network PPL Corporation MI KATHRYN P. TAYLOR Ch STEVEN K. KLASKO, MD, MBA Vice President (Retired), NBC Chief Executive Officer, USF Health Dean, Morsani College of Medicine MARTIN K. TILL - VICE CHAIR University of South Florida Chief Executive Officer, President and Publisher (Former), The Express-Times WILLIAM H. LEHR - SECRETARY President (Former), Penn Jersey Advance Executive Consultant, Insurance Management Services DANIEL H. WEISS, PhD H President, Lafayette College Se JOHN F. MALLOY, PhD Chi Chairman, President and SUSAN C. YEE Chief Executive Officer, Victaulic Chief Executive Officer, Active Data Exchange, Inc. TH Ch MATTHEW M. McCAMBRIDGE, MD Past President, Medical Staff, Lehigh Valley WI *Through Aug. 2012 Health Network Ch **Through Feb. 2012 JAMES H. MILLER RO Chairman and Chief Executive Officer (Retired) Pre PPL Corporation ANNUAL REPORT 21

SENIOR MANAGEMENT COUNCIL

ANTHONYJ. ARDIRE, MD ROBERT X. MURPHY JR., MD* proves SeniorVice President, Quality and Assistant Chief Medical Officer ecutive PatientSafety Medical Director expert Lehigh Valley Hospital-Muhlenberg FRANCES BLACKWELL ources, SeniorVice President, Ambulatory Services BRIAN A. NESTER, DO* Chief Strategy Officer DANIEL F. BROWN, MD, MBA Chair,Department of Pathology EDWARD O'DEA* Chief Financial Officer DAVIDB. BURMEISTER, DO Chair,Department of Emergency Medicine J. ALAN OTSUKI, MD, MBA Dean of Educational Affairs TERRYA. CAPUANO, RN, MSN, MBA* USF College of Medicine ChiefOperating Officer Chief, Division of Education

ELAINE DONOGHUE, MD ANNE PANIK, RN* InterimChair, Department of Pediatrics Senior Vice President, Patient Care Services Chief Nursing Officer JEFF ETCHASON, MD

SeniorVice President MICHAEL D. PASQUALE, MD HealthSystems Research and Innovation Chair, Department of Surgery Chair,Community Health and Health Studies DEBBY PATRICK nsel JAMES F. GEIGER Vice President, Human Resources SeniorVice President, Operations JARRET R. PATTON, MD THOMASA. HUTCHINSON, MD President-Elect, Medical Staff Chair,Department of Obstetrics/Gynecology MICHAEL J. PISTORIA, DO** MICHAELW. KAUFMANN, MD President, Medical Staff Chair,Department of Psychiatry MICHAEL A. ROSSI, MD, MBA* ROBERTKRICUN, MD Physician Executive Director ChairDepartm, ent of Radiology Lehigh Valley Physician Group ublisher CHARLESG. LEWIS* DEBBIE SALAS-LOPEZ, MD, MPH* ce SeniorVicePresident, External Affairs Chair, Department of Medicine

HARRYF. LUKENS* RONALD W. SWINFARD, MD* SeniorVicePresident President and Chief Executive Officer ChiefInformation Officer JOHN D. VAN BRAKLE, MD*** nge, Inc. THOMASM. McLOUGHLIN JR., MD Chair, Department of Pediatrics Chair,Department of Anesthesiology KEITH WEINHOLD WILLIAM L. MILLER, MD Senior Vice President, Clinical Services ChairD, epartment of Family Medicine THOMAS V. WHALEN, MD* ROBERTJ. MOTLEY, MD Chief Medical Officer PresidentMedical, Staff

*Also members of Network Coordinating Group **Through Aug. 2012 ***Through Oct. 2012 22 LEHIGH VALLEY HEALTH NETWORK

COLLABORATIVE PARTNERSHIPS

Barnes-Kasson Hospital Endless Mountains Health System Good Samaritan Hospital Susquehanna, Pe. Montrose, Pa. Lebanon, Pa. L. TeleBurn TeleBurn TeleBurn TeleStroke Berwick Hospital Center Ephrata Community Hospital TeleNeurosurgery L Berwick, Pa. Ephrata, Pa. Telelnfectious Diseases Le TeleBurn TeleBurn Good Shepherd Blue Mountain Health System Evangelical Community Hospital Allentown, Pa. L Lehighton, Pe., and Palmerton, Pa. Lewisburg, Pe. Advanced Intensive Care Unit (Co TeleBurn TeleBurn Lo MI Alert for Heart Attacks Telelnfectious Diseases Geisinger CMC Physician Recruiting Grand View Hospital Danville, Pe., and , Pa. Telelnfectious Diseases Sellersville, Pa. M TeleBurn Emergency Department Maternal Fetal Medicine ToJ Gettysburg Hospital TeleBurn Bloomsburg Hospital (WeliSpan Health) Bloomsburg, Pa. MI Alert for Heart Attacks Mi Gettysburg, Pa. Upper Bucks Health and TeleBurn TeleBurn Pe~ Diagnostic Care Center Brandywine Greater Hazleton Health Alliance Cardiac Catheter Lab 1il (Community Health System) Mo Hazleton, Pa. Genetic Counseling via TeleHealth Coatesville, Pa. Scr. Cardiology Buxmont Cardiology Associates TeleBurn Level III Trauma Legislation r Hanover Hospital Bucktail Medical Center Physician Recruiting Hanover, Pa. Mt. Renovo, Pa. Pediatric Nursing Mentorship TeleBurn Stat TeleBurn MI Alert for Heart Attacks Te Emergency Department Holy Spirit Hospital Chambersburg Hospital Mu • TeleBurn Camp Hill, Pa. (Summit Health) (Susq TeleStroke TeleBurn Chambersburg, Pe. Mun TeleNeurosurgery TeleBurn Jersey Shore Hospital Tele Telelnfectious Diseases Jersey Shore, Pa. Carlisle Regional Medical Center TeleBurn New Carlisle, Pa. Newt TeleBurn Tele Community Medical Center Scranton, Pa. TeleBurn

Doylestown Hospital Doylestown, Pa. Acute Neurointerventional Radiology TeleBurn

Easton Hospital Easton, Pa. TeleBurn TeleStroke ANNUAL REPORT 23

LancasterRegional Medical Center Phoebe Homes Soldiers and Sailors Hospital Lancaster, Pa. Allentown, Pa. (Laurel Health System) TeleBurn TeleParkinson's Disease Wellsboro, Pa. TeleBurn LewistownHospital Pinnacle Health Lewistown, Pa. Harrisburg, Pa. Sunbury Community Hospital TeleBurn TeleBurn Sunbury, Pa. TeleBurn LockHaven Hospital Pocono Medical Center (Community Health System) East Stroudsburg, Pa. Troy Community Hospital Lock Haven, Pa. Level III Trauma Center (Guthrie Health System) TeleBurn Maternal Fetal Medicine Troy, Pa. Interventional Radiology TeleBurn MemorialHospital TeleBurn Towanda,Pa. Warren Hospital TeleStroke TeleBurn (St. Luke's) Pottstown Memorial Medical Center Phillipsburg, N.J. Mid-ValleyHospital Pottstown, Pa. MI Alert for Heart Attacks Peckville,Pa. Pediatric Hospitalists TeleBurn TeleBurn TeleBurn Wayne Memorial Hospital Moses-TaylorHospital TeleStroke Honesdale, Pa. Scranton,Pa. TeleNeurosurgery TeleBurn TeleBurn Sacred Heart Hospital Waynesboro Hospital Mt.NittanyMedical Center Allentown, Pa. (Summit Health) StateCollege, Pa. Emergency Department Waynesboro, Pa. TeleBurn Schuylkill Health TeleBurn MuncyValley Hospital Pottsville, Pa. Williamsport Regional Medical Center (~usquehannaHealth System) MI Alert for Heart Attacks (Susquehanna Health System) Muncy, Pa. TeleBurn Williamsport, Pa. TeleBurn Shamokin Hospital TeleBurn NewtonMedical Center Shamokin, Pa. Wilkes-Barre General Hospital Newton,N.J. TeleBurn Wilkes-Barre, Pa. TeleBurn TeleBurn 24 LEHIGH VALLEY HEALTH NETWORK

LEHIGH VALLEY HEALTH AUXILIARY OF NETWORK BOARD OF LEHIGH VALLEY U ASSOCIATES EXECUTIVE HOSPITAL-MUHLENBERG N COMMITTEE SANDRA SPAHN P W. WARREN ARMSTRONG Past President SU JOHN DANIEL KATHY HOFFERT Fi First Vice President President

OTTO EHRSAM PAULETTE ROBERTS NATHAN KLINE Vice President

GEOFFREY LEGG EILEEN McCARROLL President Treasurer

RONALD LEWIS DONNA HANLON Assistant Treasurer GUILLERMO LOPEZ JR. YVONNE GERLACH KATHLEEN MILLER Membership Secretary KENNETH PAVKOVIC POLLY HOLSCHWANDNER Second Vice President Corresponding Secretary STEPHEN SINKO GRACE RITTER RICHARD SLABINSKI Recording Secretary

JEANNE TILGHMAN LUCY WHITEHEAD Secretary Historian

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AUXILIARY OF PATIENT-CENTERED LEHIGH VALLEY HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE ADVISORY NADENIA BUTKO COUNCIL President DONNA BAVER-ROVITO

SUSAN RUTT PAM BECHTEL First Vice President SHARON BROWN TERRI SINKO BOB CHABALA Second Vice President HOLLIE DEIFER SYLVIA HAJEWSKI Recording Secretary JULIE DiCICCO

EDIE STOUT NANCY ECKERT Corresponding Secretary EVELYN HERTL

BARBARA SANDER GINA JONES Treasurer DONALD KNAPP CAROLYN PURSELL VIRGINIA KNAPP Past President LlSSETTE LAHOZ

GUILLERMO LOPEZ JR.

MARGIE MALDONADO

SUSAN MAY

SARAH OCHOA

MARLENE RITTER

GREGG SCULLY

MOLLY SEBASTIAN

MARJORIE STEVENS

JOAN SWEENEY

PAT WELSH 26 LEHIGH VALLEY HEALTH NETWORK

LEHIGH VALLEY PHYSICIAN GROUP EXECUTIVES

LEADERSHIP ASSOCIATE MEDICAL DIRECTORS

MICHAEL A. ROSSI, MD, MBA MARYANNE K. PEIFER, MD Physician Executive Director Associate Medical Director Clinical Informatics DAVID M. REGAN, MS Senior Associate Executive Director MICHAEL SHEINBERG, MD Associate Medical Director JAMES D. PROWANT, MS Quality and Patient Safety Associate Executive Director Primary Care Practices MARK A. WENDLING, MD Associate Medical Director SUSAN ALOI, MPA Performance Improvement Associate Executive Director Specialty Practices

JOHN V. BERZINSKY, MBA, MHA ASSISTANT MEDICAL DIRECTORS Associate Executive Director GREGORY BRUSKO, DO Finance Assistant Medical Director Surgery

DEPARTMENT CHAIRS JOSEPH A. CANDIO, MD Assistant Medical Director DANIEL BROWN, MD Internal Medicine Chair, Department of Pathology DEBRA L. CARTER, MD ELAINE DONOGHUE, MD Assistant Medical Director Interim Chair, Department of Pediatrics Pediatrics THOMAS A. HUTCHINSON, MD JOSEPH D. DeFULVIO, DO Chair, Department of Assistant Medical Director ob stetri cs/Gy neco logy Obstetrics/Gynecology MICHAEL W. KAUFMANN, MD EDWARD R. NORRIS, MD Chair, Department of Psychiatry Assistant Medical Director DAVID BURMEISTER, DO Psychiatry tl Chair, Department of Emergency Medicine Ii ALEX M. ROSENAU, DO /l WILLIAM L. MILLER, MD Assistant Medical Director 6 Chair, Department of Family Medicine Emergency Medicine

DEBBIE SALAS-LOPEZ, MD ROBIN SCHROEDER, MD Chair, Department of Medicine Assistant Medical Director JOHN D. VAN BRAKLE, MD* Family Medicine Chair, Department of Pediatrics

MICHAEL PASQUALE, MD Chair, Department of Surgery H 1 6

*Through Oct. 2012 ANNUAL REPORT 27

LEHIGHVALLEY PHYSICIAN GROUP PRACTICES FAMILY MEDICINE Hellertown Family Health LehighINorthampton Family Medicine 1072 Main St., Hellertown 5507 MacArthur Road,Whitehall Allentown West End Medical Group 3710 Broadway, Allentown 610-838-7069 610-262-5792 610-395-0307 Jeffrey Brown, DO Joseph Ciecko, DO LeRoy Gerchman, MD M. Katherine Mitchell, DO MacArthur Family Medicine Aaron Katz, MD Suzanne Widmer, DO 3691 Crescent Court East,Whitehall

Bethlehem Medical Center Heritage Family Practice 610-434-9561 2092 Stefko Blvd., Bethlehem 2901 Hamilton Blvd., Allentown Vanessa Eiswerth, DO 610-694-1000 610-437-0739 Chau Nguyen, DO Larry Todd, DO HollyBinnig, MD Richard Baylor, MD Beth Careyva, MD Linda Loffredo, MD Gregory Tomcho, DO MaryStock Keister, MD Wendy Rush Spinosa, MD Manor Family Medicine Bonita Heydt, CRNP Kutztown Primary Care Associates 1111 6th St., Whitehall

Blandon Medical Group Health Center at Kutztown 610-403-3800 11Ingot Drive, Blandon 333 Normal Ave.,Kutztown Sonya Adam, MD 610-944-5555 610-683-8363 Lisa Medina, MD JoselitoOuano, MD Glenn Elliott, DO Moorestown Family Medicine MarianneAdam, CRNP Joseph Matus, DO 586 Moorestown Drive, Bath

Danielsville Family Medicine Lehigh Family Medical Associates 610-746-2010 1365Blue Mountain Drive, Danielsville 1251 S. Cedar Crest Blvd., Allentown Brenda Burkett-Martin, CRNP 610-767-4315 610-402-3940 Kathy Gray, CRNP DeborahBren, DO Anna Keane, DO Orefield Family Medicine NoelBrouse, DO Henry Liu, MD 5074 Kernsville Road, Orefield PamelaThomas, CRNP Bindi Patel, MD 610-395-1993 Joseph Zienkiewicz, DO EaglePoint Family Medicine Craig Christine, DO Sharon Smith, CRNP 5:507MacArthur Road, Whitehall Natalie Rice, MD 610-262-2706 Lehigh Valley Family Health Center Pleasant Valley Family Practice MaryAnnePeifer, MD 1730 Chew St., Allentown 12 Kevin Lane, Brodheadsville PatriciaBuchman, CRNP 610-969-3500 570-992-7620 Timothy Daly, DO HamburgFamily Practice Kate Agresti, DO Julie Dostal, MD HealthCenter at Hamburg Jonathan Burke, DO Bruce Ellsweig, MD 700Hawk Ridge Road, Hamburg Daisy Thomas-Gobalakrishna, DO Arnold Goldberg, MD Tavershima Asom, CRNP 610-562-3066 Sweety Jain, MD Teresa Duda, LCSW RobertBlauser, MD Drew Keister, MD DavidClymer, MD Riverside Family Practice Jeffrey Mathieu, MD MichelleHenning, DO 5649 Wynnewood Drive, Laurys Station Susan Mathieu, MD RebeccaOdorizzi, DO 610-261-1123 William Miller, MD RajiSrinivasan, MD . Lori Erschen, DO Robert Motley, MD GloriaRobinson, LPC Gina Fitzsimmons, DO Ashwini Mulki, MD Paul Lynott, MD HealthCenter at Moselem -Sprin'gs Kristin Reihman, MD Daniel Spatz, MD 14351Kutztown Road, Fleetwood Robin Schroeder, MD Patricia Buchman, CRNP 610-944-8800 Brian Stello, MD Sarah Hilbert, PA Joselito,Ouano, MD Jeffrey Sternlieb, Ph 0 TaraBurgon, CRNP Katerina Valavanis, MD JoanFinno, CRNP Suzanne Cressman, PA MonicaWaterloo, PA Catherine Ehrig, CRNP Heidi Wengerd, Pharm 0 28 LEHIGH VALLEY HEALTH NETWORK

Southside Family Medicine FAMILY AND INTERNAL MEDICINE Internal Medicine of the Lehigh Valley 1230 S, Cedar Crest Blvd, Allentown 141 E Emmaus Ave., Allentown Muhlenberg Primary Care 610-402-8950 610-791-5930 2649 Schoenersville Road, Bethlehem Joseph Candio, MD Neal Berkowitz, MD 610-868-6880 Jonathan Kochuba, DO Frank Sperrazza, DO Linda Augelli-Hodor, DO Robert Kovacs, MD Trexlertown Family Medicine Gavin Barr Sr" MD Thomas Lakata, DO Health Center at Trexlertown Michael Ehrig, MD Monika Mahajan, MD 6900 Hamilton Blvd., Trexlertown Jyoti Gopal, MD Eric Mueller, DO 610-402-0101 Clinton Holumzer, MD Matthew Winas, DO Patricia deAngelis, DO Larry Levin, MD David Glueck, MD Wayne McWilliams, MD Lehigh Internal Medicine Associates Kevin McNeill, MD John Pettine, MD 798 Hausman Road, Allentown Stephen Motsay, MD Hugo Twaddle, MD 610-336-8260 John Peters II, DO James Wertz, DO Jonathan Bortz, DO Victorino Sandoval, MD Christy Niemkiewicz, PA Michael Zager, MD Melissa Taylor, DO Health Center at Bethlehem Township Andrea Seibert, PA Donna Knox, LPC 2101 Emrick Blvd., Bethlehem LVPG General Internal Medicine Valley Family Medical Center 610-868-4000 1210 S, Cedar Crest Blvd., Allentown Health Center at Emmaus Brooks Betts II, DO 610-402-1150 1040 Chestnut St., Emmaus Gnanaprakash Gopal, MD Cheryl Bloomfield, MD 610-966-5549 Jennifer Keller, DO J, Howard DeHoff, MD Carol Hunter, MD James McNelis, DO Eric Gertner, MD Cynthia Martin, DO Christine Potterjones, MD Bahar Jahanbin, DO Amy Miller, DO Thriveni Vellore, MD Gina Karess, MD Madalyn Schaefgen, MD Maria Eustice, CRNP Michael LaRock, MD Mark Wendling, MD Karen Ferrey, PA Yehia Mishriki, MD Frans Zetterberg, DO Debra Goodwin, PA Stacey Smith, MD Michelle Trzesniowski, CRNP Judith Brooks, CRNP Village Lane Primary Care Sandra Kowalski, CRNP Health Center at Macungie 6451 Village Lane, Macungie INTERNAL MEDICINE Lehigh Valley Physicians Practice 17th and Chew Sts., Allentown 610-402-0101 Allentown Medical Associates David Afzal, DO 401 N 17th si., Allentown 610-969-4370 Christine Block, MD 610-969-3780 Cheryl Bloomfield, MD Brian Costello, MD Lisa Carter, CRNP Arunpriya Vadivelu, MD Lori Rice, CRNP Maria Jones, MD Centro de Salud Latino Americano Rena Lambert, DO West Broad Street Family Medicine 17th and Chew Sts. Allentown Jennifer Stephens, DO 801 W Broad st., Bethlehem 610-969-3600 Deborah Feden, CRNP 610-867-3874 Luis Eric Lopez, MD Dianna Walls, CRNP Beth Careyva, MD Edgar Maldonado, MD LVHN Elder Care Michael Nimeh, DO Joel Martinez-Ramirez, MD '1240 S, Cedar Crest Blvd" Allentown Matthew Nussbaum, DO Orlando Penaloza, MD 610-402-5623 Brian Shablin, MD Betty Bohorquez, PA Louise Andrescavage, CRNP Thomas Renaldo, DO Emmaus Internal Medicine Associates Kate Bossert, PA Primary Care Associates of LVPG 730 Harrison si, Emmaus Denise Stein, CRNP 1941 Hamilton Si., Allentown 610-965-1900 Scott Stein, PA 610-776-1603 Jon Brndjar, DO Michael Nimeh, DO Kimberly Spering, CRNP Matthew Nussbaum, DO Brian Shablin, MD

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PEDIATRICIANS

ABC Family Pediatricians Allentown Medical Center 401 N. 17th St., Allentown 610-821-8033 s Moshe Markowitz, MD Becky Thomas-Creskoff, MD Sanjeev Vasishtha, MD Deborah Miller, CRNP

Center Valley 3800 Sierra Circle, Center Valley 484-664-2090 CHERYL BLOOMFIELD INSTILLS A PASSION Jill Colabroy, MD FOR BETTER MEDICINE Amy Jibilian, MD Emily Kraus, MD Ask internist Cheryl Bloomfield, MD (left), what she loves about her work, and she'll give you Elmer Long, MD two answers. "I love to teach," says the Lehigh Valley Physician Group attending physician.

Paragon Center "Helping medical students develop into great physicians is my passion." 1611 Pond Road, Allentown She's equally passionate about caring for patients who are uninsured or underinsured."There's 610-395-4300 a cost to providing quality care," Bloomfield says. "Even though some patients can't afford it, Gwendolyn Chung, MD we still give them amazing care. I teach residents (like Suchita Kumar, right) how important that Anthony Dimick, MD is and help them understand that's what makes Lehigh Valley Health Network phenomenal." Donald Levick, MD Amil Qureshi, DO Many patients whom Bloomfield cares for have serious health problems but lack the resources Nicole Rosenthal, DO to pay for care. An uninsured person with diabetes, for example, might not have money to pay Matthew Saltz, MD for insulin. These patients are connected with one of the health network's financial counselors. Mary Stahl Levick, MD They're experts in helping patients find ways to cover medical expenses. Riverside Professional Center 5649 Wynnewood Drive, Laurys Station Financial counselors help patients apply for the health network's reduced cost -of -care program. 610-262-6641 Depending on the patient's financial status, this program can result in the patient receiving free Barbara Katz, MD care. Financial counselors also explore programs that provide free medication to patients who DavidMeehan, MD cannot afford the expense. ReneeMorrow-Connelly, DO For the health network to deliver free or reduced-cost care, it must be financially strong. This PatriciaShoemaker, MD year's community benefit - which includes services suchs as clinics, free flu shots, support KerryHood, CRNP groups and free or reduced-cost care - totals a record $251 million. Trexlertown Health Center at Trexlertown

6900Hamilton Blvd., Trexlertown Scott Rice, MD PEDIATRIC SPECIALISTS 610-402-2600 Allentown Medical Center LVPG Pediatric Surgery DebraCarter, MD 401 N. 17th st., Allentown 1210 S. Cedar Crest Blvd., Allentown ElizabethGoff, MD 610-821 -4920 610-402-7999 AnneHelwig, MD Kelly Costello, MD Chris Chang, MD KristinMenconi Drost, MD Scott Rice, MD Anthony Georges, MD MichaelSchwartz, MD Deborah Busch, CRNP William Hardin Jr., MD 30 LEHIGH VALLEY HEALTH NETWORK

Pediatric Specialists Pediatric Endocrinology Bethlehem Gynecology Associates of the Lehigh Valley 400 N. 17th si., Allentown 190 Brodhead Road, Bethlehem 1210 S. Cedar Crest Blvd., Allentown 484-664-7850 610-882-3100

Pediatric Gastroenterology Laurissa Kashmer, MD Susan Haas, MD 610-402-3888 Arnold Slyper, MD Karen Sciascia, 00 Puneet Gupta, MD Kailin Siowick, CRNP Judith Canaday,CRNP Naser Tolaymat, MD Sharon Ravenelle, CRNP

Pediatric Neurology PALLIATIVE CARE Center for Women's Medicine 17th and Chew Sts., Allentown 610-402-3888 OACIS 610-402-1600 Elizabeth Corbo, MD 2166 S. 12th St., Allentown Sandra Curet, MD Muhammed Sheikh, MD 610-969-0100 Drew Farber, 00 Marie Popp,CRNP Jennifer Allen, MD Marigrace Lim-Feliciano, MD Pediatric Pulmonology Kristin Bresnan, MD Patricia Maran, MD 610-402-3866 Sarah Nicklin, MD Joseph Patruno, MD Robert Miller, MD Daniel Ray, MD Rochelle Steiner-Friel, MD Michael S.Schwartz, MD Lori Cooper, CRNP Cynthia Dinsmore, CNM Dharmeshkumar Suratwala, MD Craig Durie, CRNP Ruth Rice, CRNP Pam Prisaznik, CRNP Gretchen Fitzgerald, CRNP Deborah Torres,CRNP Michele Naugle, CRNP Pediatric Hematology Oncology Erica Wasilkowski, PA a Brandi Rudnitskas, CRNP 2545 Schoenersville Road, Bethlehem Jerrilyn Weitz, CRNP P Tracey Wilds, CRNP 484-884-3333 Laura Zitzer, CNM 11 Jacaline Wolf, CRNP Anderson Collier III, MD 6· College Heights OB/GYN Associates Philip Monteleone, MD Allentown AI Gail Brown, CRNP OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY 1245 S. Cedar Crest Blvd., Allentown 4( Lori Nase, CRNP Allentown Gynecology Associates 610-437-1931 61 Adolescent Medicine 1575 Pond Road, Allentown Health Center at Kutztown Ri 400 N. 17th si., Allentown 610-398-7754 333 Normal Ave., Kutztown 56 484-~64-2450 Andrea Waxman, MD 610-683-5522 61 Valerie Lewis, MD Elizabeth Parr,CRNP, CNM Bethlehem Sarah Stevens, MD 1665 Valley Center Parkway, Bethlehem 610-317-0208 ANNUAL REPORT 31

Health Center at Trexlertown Carbon County Amanda Flicker, MD 6900 Hamilton Blvd., Trexlertown 281 N. 12th St., Lehighton Daniel Kiefer, MD 484-664-2970 610-377 -5959 Daniel Kraus, MD Christina Black, MD Lisa Baker-Vaughn, MD David McLean, MD Joseph DeFulvio, DO Guillermo De La Vega, MD Joanne Quinones, MD Amy DePuy,DO Alexandria George, DO Meredith Rochon, MD Kristin Friel, MD Gregory Kainz, DO Orion Rust, MD Edward Geosits, DO Kailash Makhija, MD William Scorza, MD Patrick Mcintyre, MD Gregory Radio, MD John Carter Smulian, MD Timothy Pellini, MD Ernesto ROdriguez, MD Christine Dennis, CRNP Molly Peters, MD Michael Sheinberg, MD Pamela Flenders, CNM Karina Reed, MD Jennifer Uxer, DO Erika Keller, CNM Sandra Thomas, DO Christina Felten, CNM Emmanuella Olaiya, CRNP Laura Croneberger, PA Nissa Gossom, CNM Wendy Prutsman, CRNP Kristin Keenan, CRNP Jeanine Patterson,CRNP Karen Tiedeken, CRNP Erica Kleinle, CRNP Jennifer Schumaker, CRNP Jerrilyn Weitz, CRNP Annemarie Miller,CRNP Kathleen Strzepek, CRNP Bethlehem Township Jamiee Ramsden, CRNP Kristin Tyson, PA 3101 Emrick Blvd., Bethlehem Amy Swiatkowski,CRNP 610-867-4740 OB/GYN Associates WOMEN'S SPECIALISTS AI Sarno Jr., MD Paragon Center Lehigh Valley Urogynecology and Montage Center for 1611 Pond Road, Allentown Reconstructive Pelvic Surgery Center Specialized Medicine 610-398-7700 1770 Bathgate Road, Bethlehem 52 Glenmaura National Blvd., Moosic Allentown Medical Center 484-884-8840 570-558-4669 401 N. 17th St., Allentown Sarah Friedman, MD Kara Coassolo, MD 610-969-3630 Folusho Tugbiyele, MD Daniel Kiefer, MD Riverside Professional Center Sharon Ravenelle, CRNP David McLean, MD

5649 Wynnewood Drive, Laurys Station Maternal Fetal Medicine Joanne Quinones, MD 610-262-5899 Lehigh Valley Hospital-Cedar Crest Meredith RoChon, MD Orion Rust, MD 1200 S. Cedar Crest Blvd., Allentown 610-402-8510 William Scorza, MD John Carter Smulian, MD Kara Coassolo, MD Danielle Durie, MD Lisa Rusch, CRNP

Health center at TrexlertoWH~ETWORK Y HEALT LEHIGH VALLE 32 LEHIGH VALLEY HEALTH NETWORK

J. Patrick Kleaveland, MD ARTHRITIS & RHEUMATOLOGY CARDIOLOGY Vadim Levin, MD LVPG Arthritis & Rheumatology Lehigh Valley Cardiology Robert Malacoff, MD 1210 S. Cedar Crest Blvd., Allentown Associates of LVPG Matthew Martinez, MD 610-402-1147 2649 Schoenersville Road, Bethlehem Yaqoob Mohyuddin, MD Kristin Ingraham, DO 610-866-2233 Nainesh Patel, MD Marie O'Brien, DO Nadeem Ahmad, MD Michael Rossi, MD James Ross, MD Robert Biggs, DO Sultan Siddique, MD 3131 College Heights Blvd., Allentown Hari Joshi, MD Bruce Silverberg, MD John Mannisi, MD 610-776-5038 Jeffrey Snyder, MD Geroge Persin, MD Kerry Miller, MD William Strimel, DO Kenneth Skorinko, MD Health Center at Hamburg Andrew Sumner, MD Deborah Sundlof, DO 700 Hawk Ridge Road, Hamburg Steven Zelenkofske, DO Anthony Urbano, MD 610-969-3941 Krista Allshouse, PA Jana Dieterich, PA Marie O'Brien, DO Kathy Attieh, PA Lisa Litwiller, CRNP Mandi Boone, PA Health Center at Trexlertown Kelly Pompa, CRNP Carol Carbone, CRNP 6900 Hamilton Blvd., Trexlertown Lehigh Valley Heart Specialists Sarah Dolcemascolo, PA 610-402-1150 1250 S. Cedar Crest Blvd., Allentown DiemHang Huynh-Younes, PA James Ross, MD 610-402-3110 Alma Ohl, CRNP 2597 Schoenersville Road, Bethlehem Ginger O'Sullivan, CRNP BARIATRIC MEDICINE (WEIGHT LOSS) 484-884-2170 Donna Petruccelli, CRNP Lehigh Valley Bariatric Medicine Amy Ahnert, MD Christine Ritter, PA 1243 S. Cedar Crest Blvd., Allentown Greg Altemose, MD Carol Romano, CRNP 610-402-2500 Michael Barrett,MD John Swankoski, PA Harpreet Singh, MD James Burke, MD Michelle Rummel, CRNP David Cox, MD DIABETES AND ENDOCRINOLOGY Carol Ruspantini, PA Ellina Feiner, MD Helwig Diabetes Center Bruce Feldman, DO .. 1243 S. Cedar Crest Blvd., Allentown Ronald Freudenberger, MD 610-402-5000 David Goldner, MD Nauman Islam, MD Larry Jacobs, MD

thebest Laboratory Testing

DOOR-TO-DOOR SERVICE WITH HEALTH NETWORK LABORATORIES

While many people in ttie Lehigh Valley are fast asleep at 4 a.m., Erica Monteverde is wide awake. She's walking into Cedarbrook Nursing Homein South Whitehall Township, collecting blood samples from residents.

"Our doctors need the most recent lab results as early in the day as possible,' says Monteverde. She's one of 40 phlebotomists who deliver door-to- door service at nursing homes and patient's homes for Health Network Laboratories, which is best known for providing walk-in lab testing at more than 45 patient service centers in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. ANNUAL REPORT 33

LVPG Diabetes & Endocrinology GERIATRICS Lehigh Valley Infectious 1243 S. Cedar Crest Blvd., Allentown Center for Healthy Aging Diseases Specialists 610-402-6790 17th and Chew Sts., Allentown 1250 S. Cedar Crest Blvd., Allentown 2663 Schoenersville Road, Bethlehem 610-969-3390 610-402-8430 484-895-4440 Catherine Glew, MD Alex Benjamin, MD Donald Barilla, MD Tatyana Kemarskaya, MD Mark Knouse, MD YaYu Lee, MD Russell Rentler, MD Daniel Monkowski, MD Anne Yawman, MD Vasudev Magaji, MD Jaan Naktin, MD Scarlet Lichtenwalner, CRNP Robert McCauley, MD Luther Rhodes III, MD Heidi Singer, CRNP Gretchen Perilli, MD Lalita Shastry, MD Mark Vengrove, DO Suzanne Templer, DO Donna Gilbert, CRNP INFECTIOUS DISEASE Deepti Verma, MD Emily Wong, MD Debra McGeehin, CRNP AIDS Activities Office Eric Young, MD Connie Molchany, CRNP 17th and Chew Sts., Allentown Justin Cooper, PA-C Cynthia Payonk, CRNP 610-969-2400 Lizanne Galatis-Gazzo, PA-C Kathleen Post, CRNP Timothy Friel, MD Ryann Morrison, PA-C Marcelo Gareca, MD Erin Rooney, PA-C Margaret Hoffman-Terry, MD Amanda Schaeffer, PA-C Joseph Yozviak, DO Emily Vasquez, PA-C

SPECIALTY INTERNAL MEDICINE

Chiropractic Associates 1243 S. Cedar Crest Blvd., Allentown 610-395-3356 Joseph Smith, DC Gary Tarola, DC

While not everyone at Cedarbrook enjoys the early wake-up call, Monteverde uses her Hepatitis Care Center s winning smile to win them over. "They know my face, and I know their faces," she says. "I 17th and Chew Sts., Allentown ., Erica reallyenjoy what I do, and I think it shows, because everyone is really nice." 610-969-3200 ome in Orlando Penaloza, MD Monteverde's work is fulfilling because it allows people who can't get to a patient service Joseph Yozivak, DO centerthe opportunity to get lab testing and learn more about their health. It also allows ssible," herto balance her professional passion and her personal life. door-to- 'My early hours work for me because I have children who are in lots of school activities," Network Monteverde says. "I can see myself doing this job for a long time. I really love it." at more 34 LEHIGH VALLEY HEALTH NETWORK

NEUROLOGY ONCOLOGY Nancy Gardner, CRNP Clare Grubb, PA Lehigh Neurology Gynecologic Oncology Specialists Jamie Reynolds, PA 1250 S. Cedar Crest Blvd., Allentown 1240 S. Cedar Crest Blvd., Allentown Janelle Sharma, CRNP 610-402-8420 610-402-3650 Lehigh Valley Surgical Oncology 1770 Bathgate Road, Bethlehem Richard Boulay, MD 1240 S. Cedar Crest Blvd., Allentown 484-884-8370 Martin Martino, MD M. Bijoy Thomas, MD 610-402-7884 Peter Barbour, MD Donna Kuhn, CRNP John Castaldo, MD 2597 Schoenersville Road, Bethlehem Maria Lieberman, PA Gary Clauser, MD 484-884-3024 Rachel Morcrette, PA Yevgeniy Isayev, MD Lori Alfonse, DO Beth Schoch, PA Soraya Jimenez, MD Heiwon Chung, MD Vitaliy Koss, MD Hematology Oncology Associates Rohit Sharma, MD Clarissa Liew, MD 1240 S. Cedar Crest Blvd., Allentown Glenn Mackin, MD 610-402-7880 OPHTHALMOLOGY John Margraf, MD 2545 Schoenersville Road, Bethlehem Vision Specialists of the Lehigh Valley H. Christian Schumacher, MD 484-884-5733 401 N. 17th St., Allentown Lorraine Spikol, MD Nicole Agostino, DO 610-969-3070 Jay Varrato, DO Lloyd Barron, MD Christine Saad, MD Hussam Yacoub, DO Eliot Friedman, MD Avani Shah, MD Frank Zhang, MD Ranju Gupta, MD Jean Bakke-Cain, CRNP Gregory Harper, MD PSYCHIATRY Kathryn Bard, PA Katherine Harris, MD Laura Berman, PA Consultation Liaison Psychiatry Adam Kotkiewicz, DO 1251 S. Cedar Crest Blvd., Allentown Courtney Bloss, PA Suresh Nair, MD 610-402-5766 Joy Dupont, PA Brian Patson, MD Shanthi Lewis, MD Nathan Fenstermacher, PA William Scialla, DO Rory Marraccini, MD Mark Graber, CRNP Ashish Shah, DO Ed Norris, MD Krista Remmel, PA Usman Shah, MD Ralph Primelo, MD Oarly Swiatek, PA Savitri Skandan, MD Christi Weston, MD Ramona Chase, CRNP Kenneth Zemanek, MD Mary Elizabeth Damweber, CRNP Amy Blitz, CRNP Denise Fontana, CRNP Alan Bryski, PA ANNUAL REPORT 35

Muhlenberg Behavioral Health Susan Wiley, MD SURGERY

2545 Schoenersville Road, Bethlehem Kenneth Zemanek, MD Cosmetic & Reconstructive 484-884-5783 Krista Carson, PA Specialists of the Lehigh Valley John Paul Gomez, MD Denise Gibbs, CRNP 2597 Schoenersville Road, Bethlehem Joel Lerman, MD 484-884-1021 Susan Matta, DO PULMONOLOGY Robert Murphy Jr., MD David Schwenderman, MD Pulmonary Associates of LVPG General Surgical Associates of LVPG Christi Weston, MD 1250 S. Cedar Crest Blvd., Allentown 1240 S. Cedar Crest Blvd., Allentown Cynthia Himpler,CRNP 610-439-8856 610-439-4055 Psychiatry Jonathan Hertz, MD Scott Beman, MD Lehigh Valley Hospital-Muhlenberg Nirupama Kakumanu, MD Richard Boorse, MD 2545 Schoenersville Road, Bethlehem Robert Kuklitis, MD Paul Cesanek, MD 484-884-6503 Lisa Lindauer, MD T. Daniel Harrison, DO Arzoo Habib, MD Matthew McCambridge, MD Geannina Schiavone-Subbio,PA Laurence Karper, MD Rita Pechulis, MD Lehigh Valley Heart and Lung Surgeons y Michael Kaufmann, MD C. Gerard Peterson, MD 1250 S. Cedar Crest Blvd., Allentown Mireille Meyerhoefer, MD Vanessa Ribaudo Kaufman, MD 610-402-6890 Shirley Giansante, CRNP Jennifer Rovella, DO 2545 Schoenersville Road, Bethlehem Tisha Kelly-Brown, CRNP Joseph Schellenberg, MD 484-844-1011 Jessica Knauss, PA Daniel Schwed, MD Sanjay Mehta, MD Sandra Lerman, CRNP Francis Schwiep, MD Timothy Misselbeck, MD Kimberly O'Sullivan-Smith,CRNP Richard Strobel,MD Theodore Phillips, MD Julie Santayana, CRNP Jennifer Strow, DO Raymond Singer,MD The Guidance Program Dorothea Watson, DO Michael Szwerc, MD 1255 S. Cedar Crest Blvd., Allentown Andy Zerlinger, MD Gary Szydlowski, MD 610-402-5900 Judith Chermansky,CRNP James Wu, MD John Campion, MD Deanna Heydt, CRNP Philip Dolcemascolo Jr., PA Shanthi Lewis, MD Karen Landis, CRNP David Fontaine, PA RQryMarraccini, MD Carole Rottman, CRNP Travis Gaskill, PA Edward Norris, MD Tara Scharadin, CRNP Kevan Haas, PA Ralph Primelo, MD Karen Steele, CRNP Kevin McGill, PA Dhana Ramasamy, M0 Stefanie Toman, CRNP Melanie Mohler, CRNP Employees attheirbest

VALLEY PREFERRED'S BENEFIT PROGRAM

When Tina Werkheiser (right) and the BeneFIT corporate wellness team at Valley Preferred organize a health fair for a local employer, they know each request creates a chance to educate.

"Some people are surprised to learn they have high blood pressure or cholesterol," says Werkheiser, the coordinator for sales and marketing at Valley Preferred. "But once they know the facts, we teach them ways to improve their health, and usually they're thanking us later."

Giving community members the tools to stay well drives the colleagues of Valley Preferred, a provider-owned preferred provider organization weight management seminars and workshops with expert speakers, and (PPO). They promote wellness among local employers through the BeneFIT quit-smoking programs. We customize the event to fit the need." program. It includes worksite health fairs for companies of all sizes, including Community members are grateful for the help."Our experience with Wert's Cafe in Allentown, with 40 employees, and Tyndale Company in Valley Preferred's BeneFIT program not only provided our employees with Pipersville, with more than 100 employees. health screenings and personalized wellness advice, but also gave us "A few years ago we had 16 health events in a year," Werkheiser says. "This important insights into what we can do to live healthier," says Kathy Wert r year we had more than 120 events - health fairs, biometric screenings, of Wert's Cafe (left). Ii

t\ J Rhonda Moore, CRNP Stephen Campbell, MD Outpatient Burn Center Eugenia Pearson, CRNP P. Mark Li, MD, PhD 1210 S. Cedar Crest Blvd., Allentown E Nicholas Rini, PA Christopher Lycette, MD 610-402-8355 Charles Tucker, PA Mei Wong, MD Sigrid Blome-Eberwein,MD 17! 57 Lehigh Valley Urology Specialty Care Donna Grather, CRNP Deborah Boorse, CRNP • 1250 S. Cedar Crest Blvd.,Allentown Tammi Meade, PA Patrick Pagel la, CRNP o Rachel Moyer, PA 610-402-6986 Peripheral Vascular Carrie Olson, PA Angelo Baccala, MD Surgeons of LVPG Kenneth Reichenbach,CRNP Joseph Feliciano, MD 1259 S. Cedar Crest Blvd., Allentown Allison Shaw, PA Clifford Georges, MD 610-439-0372 Daniele Shollenberger, CRNP James Johannes, MD 2649 Schoenersville Road, Bethlehem Joshua Stacy, PA Ashleigh Decker, PA 610-439-0372 Pooja Vaidya, PA Monica Olzak, PA Kearra Wagner, PA 281 N. 12th St., Lehighton Krista Verdi, PA Christine Webster, PA 610-439-0372 Neurosurgical Associates of LVPG Advanced Spine Center Alan Berger, MD 1250 S. Cedar Crest Blvd., Allentown Victor Celani, MD 610-402-6555 1250 S. Cedar Crest Blvd., Allentown 610-402-6555 James Guzzo, MD 1770 Bathgate Road, Bethlehem James McCullough, MD Chirag Kalola, MD 484-884-8950 John Welkie, MD Concussion and Head Trauma Center 600 Plaza Court, East Stroudsburg Plastic Surgery Associates 1250 S. Cedar Crest Blvd., Allentown 484-884-8950 of Lehigh Valley 610-402-6555 The Upper Bucks Health and 1243 S. Cedar Crest Blvd., Allentown Daniele Shollenberger, CRNP Diagnostic Center 610- 402-4375 Donna Grather, CRNP 99 N. West End Blvd., Quakertown Marshall Miles, DO 610-402-6555 Walter Okunski, MD Stefano Camici, MD Christian Subbio, MD ANNUAL REPORT 37

Randolph Wojcik Jr., MD Burn Surgery Lehigh Valley Hospital-Muhlenberg Lorraine Dillon, PA 1210 S. Cedar Crest Blvd., Allentown Route 22 and Schoenersville Road, Jennifer Anllo, LME 610-402-1485 Bethlehem

Surgical Specialists Ahmad Amani, MD 484-884-2989 of the Lehigh Valley Sigrid Blome-Eberwein, MD Afifi Khoury, CRNP 1240 S. Cedar Crest Blvd., Allentown Daniel Lozano, MD Ann Lushis, CRNP Shawn Bausher, PA General and Trauma Surgery Svetlana Konstantinova, PA 610-402-1350 LEHIGH VALLEY PHYSICIAN GROUP Angela Pistoria, PA HOSPITAL-BASED PROVIDERS Michael Badellino, MD Raymond Rivera, PA Robert Barraco, MD Children's Clinic at Chad Roarabaugh, PA Dale Dangleben, MD Lehigh Valley Hospital Katrina Schafer, PA John Hong, MD Kimberly Brown, MD Transplant & General Jayme Lieberman, MD Michael Consuelos, MD, MBA, FAAP , and Michael Pasquale, MD Surgery Specialists Anita Daniels-Rodriguez, MD Daniel Roesler, MD 1250 S. Cedar Crest Blvd., Allentown Elaine Donoghue, MD Rovinder Sandhu, MD 610-402-8506 Kamini Kalola, DO with David Scaff, DO Lynsey Biondi, MD Stephen Katz, MD with Barry Slaven, MD Michael Moritz, MD Samone Nore, MD e us Joseph Stirparo, MD Toselli, Brusko, Garcia & Garcia Jarret Patton, MD Wert Katie Ehrhardt, PA Surgical Associates Deborah Allen, CRNP William Harriman, PA 798 Hausman Road, Allentown Julie Chan, CRNP Steven Herzfeld, PA 610-366-7700 Nancy Crane-Roberts, CRNP Melissa Lehmann, PA Guillermo Garcia, MD Ellen Fairchild, CRNP Jason Peters, PA Pat Toselli, DO Megan Fairchild, CRNP Daniel Taylor, CRNP Kristin Flora, CRNP 2649 Schoenersville Road, Bethlehem Eric Treaster, PA Courtney Kazmierczak, CRNP 610-691-8074 Heather Muhr, CRNP 175 E. Brown St., East Stroudsburg Gregory Brusko, DO Kelly Rexford-Hudson, CRNP 570-424-1424 Gerardo Garcia, MD Daniel Roesler, MD Wound Healing Center David Scaff, DO Lehigh Valley Hospital-Cedar Crest Carin Minchew, PA 1200 S. Cedar Crest Blvd., Allentown 38 LEHIGH VALLEY HEALTH NETWORK

EMERGENCY MEDICINE Teresa Romano, MD Kimberly Gey, CRNP Alexander Rosenau, DO Meghan Gratz-Pendrak, CRNP Gavin Barr Jr., MD Kevin Roth, DO Rachel Guerrera, PA Eric Bean, DO Diane Saldukas-Mazur, MD Andrea Haas, PA Nicole Bendock, DO Christy Salvaggio, MD Michele Hartzell, PA William Bond, MD Amit Sareen, MD Alan Heckman, PA Gary Bonfante, DO Eric Schneider, DO Donna Hennings, PA David Burmeister, DO Joseph Sexton, MD Mark Houle, PA Robert Cannon, DO Stanley Skonieczki III, MD Greg Jones, PA Michelle Carrara, DO Greg Smeriglio, DO Frank Kislan, CRNP Gerald Coleman, DO Michael Stanley, DO Kimberly Lam, PA Matthew Cook,DO Ryan Tenzer, MD Jillian Leonard, PA Jerome Deutsch, DO Robert Tomsho, DO Lianne McGinn-Bunn, PA Amy Dunn, DO John Viteritti, DO Keith Micucci, CRNP Jacob Erickson, MD Kevin Weaver, DO Stephanie Petry, PA Elizabeth Evans, DO Michael Weigner, MD Robert Pica, PA Frances Feudale, DO Anthony Werhun, MD Jenyne Podlinski, PA Stephen Fooskas, MD John Wheary, DO Kenneth Rachwal, PA Steven Frei, MD Colleen Wladyslawski, MD Shawn Reynolds, PA Jeffrey Gesell, DO Charles Worrilow, MD Terry Russo, PA Nicole Gesell, DO William Zajdel, DO Annie Singh, CRNP Eric Goldman, DO Jennifer Zambo, DO Laura Siomiak, PA Stephanie Goren-Garcia, DO Angela Acevedo, PA Justin Stauffer, PA Terrence Goyke, DO Jose Barreto, PA Traci Wagner, CRNP Mama Greenberg, DO Marcie Basile, PA Kerry Willis, CRNP Gregg Hellwig, MD Brandon Bossard, PA Deepak Jayant, 00 Nani Cuadrado, PA Steven Johnson, 00 INPATIENT PEDIATRICS Christina Davies, PA Donald Jones,DO Diane Begany, MD Jason Dos Santos, PA 8.tella Kalantzis, 00 Scott Brenner, MD Regina Felte, PA Bryan Kane, MD Claudia Busse, MD Scott Fillman, PA Kathleen Kane, MD Liborio LaRussa, MD Joan Finno, CRNP Vivian Kane, MD Amy Lindmark, DO Dana Fish, PA Aaron Kelley, DO John Lindmark, DO Robert Gamble, PA Susan Krieg, MD Sabrina Logan, MD Jeffrey Kuklinski, DO Sandra Latona, MD Rezarta Lloyd, DO Brian Lovett, MD Richard MacKenzie, MD Annette Mann, DO John McCarthy, DO Andrew Miller, DO Jason Morgan, MD Laura Mary, MD Shawna Murphy, DO Brian Nester, DO Michael Nguyen, MD Constantina Pippis-Nester, DO Shawn Quinn, DO Eileen Quintana, MD David Richardson, MD Marisa Rodriguez, MD ANNUAL REPORT 39

Richard Mazzaccaro, MD Fortunata Verdetti, MD Jessica Rush, PA Kris Rooney, MD Eugene York, MD Nicole Sansone, PA Samuel Umaru, MD Brian Damweber, PA Kimberly Soleymani, PA Tibisay Villalobos-Fry, MD Angela Rosenberg, CRNP Timothy Yeager, DO Valerie Rupp, CRNP LVPG FLOAT POOL - INTERNAL Erin Treaster, CRNP MEDICINE Joshua Wingfield, CRNP LEHIGH VALLEY HOSPICE Mari McGoff, MD

Bruce Ellsweig, MD LVHN HOSPITAL MEDICINE AT LVPG FLOAT POOL - PEDIATRICS MUHLENBERG LEHIGH VALLEY Colleen Cooper, MD Adedotun Adewusi, MD HOSPITAL-CEDAR CREST Haoli Jin, MD Grayce Arnold, DO HOSPITALISTS PROGRAM Charles Kelley, MD Junu Bhattarai, MD Sonia Ahluwalia, MD Frank King, MD Jeaninne Einfalt, DO Daniel Bitetto, MD Stacey Lacey, M0 Jeffrey Faidley, MD Jill Blickley, DO Neychelle Fernandes, MD Craig Chuhran, MD Michael Goldner, DO NEONATOLOGY Amy Collis-Cowitch, MD Clinton Holumzer, MD Nachammai Chinnakaruppan, MD Bolanle Dada, MD Kevin Joyce, MD Lorraine Dickey, MD Thomas Doherty, MD Najma Khanani, MD Samir Henien,MD Jeanine Einfalt, DO Larry Levin, MD Anthony Killian, MD Anamika Goenka, MD James McNelis, DO Wendy Jo Kowalski, MD Nicole Grube, DO Wayne McWilliams, MD Ophira Silbert, MD Shadi Jarjous, MD Bianca Mokgethi, MD Erika Yencha, MD Yasser Khalil, MD Daniel Mulcahy, DO Marijo Zelinka, MD Mohammad Khan, MD Patricia Quinlan, MD Cathy Bailey, CRNP Yuan Li, MD Bhavash Satashia, MD Barbara Nissenbaum, CRNP Christopher Lupcho, MD Diana Sporici, MD Karen O'Leary, CRNP Joseph Mallon Jr., MD Andrea Cope, PA R. Lynn Peterson, CRNP Greg Miller, DO Amy Keeler, PA Melissa Schaefer, CRNP Tatiana Parra, MD Alyssa Kromer, PA Jennifer Snyder, CRNP Caroline Shedlock, MD Amy Pena, PA Mary Walters, CRNP Babajide Togonu-Bickersteth, MD Lori Quick, PA Maria Vasiliadis, DO I

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