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Inter-Community Hospital Queen of the Valley Hospital Foothill Presbyterian Hospital Citrus Valley Hospice Annual Report 2016

SMALL ACTS BIG IMPACT A LETTER FROM MICHELLE STODDARD Continued from previous page.

Dear Friends, Presbyterian Hospital Auxiliary, Howard Hatfield Estate and the What a year! As you will read Ludwick Family Foundation. on the pages that follow, 2016 was Citrus Valley Hospice continues to receive support from friends a year filled with gratitude, caring throughout the San Gabriel Valley. Grateful patient families found and giving. The communities we comfort and companionship with the return of the Light Up A Life serve showed support for Citrus event in December. Albert Cortez, local businessman and Hospice Valley Health Partners in many advocate, was recognized as the 2016 Light Up A Life honoree for ways—from successful events his work alongside CVHP Board of Directors Chairman Walter to important respiratory thera- Allen III. Thanks to the efforts of these two gentlemen, the Dare to py programs to comforting pet Care fundraiser was held this past August, with great success. therapy visits, our friends made Inter-Community Hospital ushered in the start of the year with the difference. Thanks to a caring the grand opening of its newly renovated and expanded Emergency donor, we were even able to supply unique travel bags for new Department. The Inter-Community Hospital Auxiliary was in- mothers to transport breast milk to nourish our most vulnerable strumental in supporting this project with a gift of $300,000, then patients, our babies. committing an additional $200,000 upon completion! This group The Citrus Valley Health Foundation Board of Trustees was of outstanding individuals works tirelessly to support ICH through hard at work serving as ambassadors in the community, sharing the vendor and gift shop sales, plus operating the Bargain Box in strengths of Citrus Valley Health Partners with friends, family and downtown Covina, not to mention thousands of hours of volunteer business associates, as well as supporting events and programs that service for patients and staff. bring much-needed resources into the Foundation. Each member Queen of the Valley Hospital began actively planning for the of the Board is committed for different reasons, but there is one expansion of its Emergency Department, which upon comple- common thread—our hospitals and hospice serve as their commu- tion will accommodate 150,000 patient visits a year, doubling the nity healthcare provider. number of current visits. Stay tuned for more about this project in Toward the end of the year, we formalized our planned giving the coming months as CVHP prepares for the future healthcare program, allowing the Foundation to accept appreciated property. needs of the San Gabriel Valley. This monumental project will This resulted in wonderful tax-wise gift options for donors and require support from our staff, administration, board members and awesome support for CVHP programs. community members, as well as corporate and foundation support. At Foothill Presbyterian Hospital, work continued toward the We can’t accomplish this on our own! In the pages that follow, completion of the Geleris Family Education Center. The existing you’ll understand why we won’t need to. building was transformed from common office and meeting space I am grateful for your continued support of our mission to help to generous-sized meeting areas and offices, a private meeting people keep well in body, mind and spirit. On behalf of the Citrus section for patients, plus a centrally located kitchenette, open to Valley Health Foundation and its Board of Trustees, thank you for everyone. The newly renovated Education Center will have state- your generous gifts in the past, the present and the future. of-the-art audiovisual equipment including conferencing ability with other sites within CVHP. The center will also provide meeting Sincerely, space for other organizations within the local community. The renovations are made possible through the generous support of the Geleris Family Foundation, Carl E. Wynn Foundation, Foothill Michelle Stoddard Chief Executive Officer, Citrus Valley Health Foundation Continued on next page. TABLE OF CONTENTS

07 18 30 32 OUR STORIES RECOGNITION EVENTS BUSINESS 16 JOINING FORCES 2016 Honor Roll Golf Invitational FINANCIALS The CVHP mission, to help Tribute Gifts Autumn Nocturne Statistics people keep well in body, BREATH SAVERS Legacy Friends Financials 14 Gift In Kind Partners Legal Counsel mind and spirit by providing A BETTER LIFE Endowment Fiduciaries 10 FOR OTHERS Ways to Give quality healthcare services I AM CVHP THE TEAM ADVANCING 2016 Boards, in a safe, compassionate CULTURALLY Medical Staff 08 RESPONSIVE Offi cers, Auxiliary environment, really is at the CARE Presidents and heart of everything we do.” Messages from FROM MOM CVHF Board Chair – MICHELLE STODDARD, TO MOM Mary Jane CVHF CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Bettfreund and MAN’S BEST CVHP President FRIEND Robert H. Curry When you put our terrifi c people with JOINING FORCES: their terrifi c people, we can do so much THE VOLUNTEER SPIRIT UNCORKED more. Joining forces helped us raise money for the cause we believe in— All three Citrus Valley Health Partners auxiliary groups provide a level of service and contribution that is helping patients and families through inspiring, but put the three together and their power and passion become irreplaceable. Their capacity Citrus Valley Health Partners.” to mobilize was evident last spring with the fi rst-ever joint presentation of Corks & Forks, a fi ne wine and – JANICE CLARK, PHD, craft beer fundraiser held at The Farm at Fairplex in Pomona. PRESIDENT, AUXILIARY OF INTER-COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Traditionally an event sponsored solely by the Auxiliary of Foothill Presbyterian Hospital, Corks & Forks 2016 demonstrated the dynamism of teamwork as volunteers from Inter-Community and Queen of the Valley hospitals joined in the effort to secure support of nearly $34,000 for CVHP. More than 200 guests SM enjoyed San Gabriel Valley wines and craft beers, tasty food and music of the Sound Bytes, all while THE SMALL ACT: CORKS & FORKS bidding at the silent auction and buying opportunities for a 28-bottle wine cooler. Auxiliaries 3; Admission ticket $75 Auxiliary Presidents Janice Clark, PhD; Bonnie Kasamatsu; and Bonnie Singleton provided leadership and agreed the joint endeavor generated multiple benefi ts. Queen of the Valley’s Bonnie Kasamatsu remarked on the unique blending of skills and talents as they all worked together. Foothill Presbyterian’s LG Bonnie Singleton noted the joint event required more coordination, but the opportunity to meet and in- THE BIG IMPACT: HOPE AND HEALING teract with the other volunteers made it all worthwhile, especially during the work on the silent auction. Auxiliary fundraising consistently yields record- “It was fun working with the other auxiliary groups,” says Bonnie. “I’ve been able to maintain some of the level giving, which impacts patients, families and new relationships with volunteers I ordinarily wouldn’t have gotten to know.” employees throughout CVHP hospitals. Gifts target specifi c needs such as the specialized Giraffe If you are interested in participating in the CVHP hospital auxiliaries, please contact Tiffany Ramirez, OmniBeds for the NICU at Queen of the Valley corporate director of CVHP volunteer services, at (626) 915-6237. Hospital as well as pledged support for signifi cant projects like the Inter-Community Hospital emer- gency department and the Foothill Presbyterian Hospital outpatient surgery center. Scholarships, often in a health-related fi eld, are also funded through auxiliary efforts. 2016 ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL 2016 CVHF

7 Breath Savers is dear to my heart. Vol- BREATH SAVERS: unteers like Karl and Carol have helped HELPING OTHERS FACE THE CHALLENGE the pulmonary scholarship program continue to grow. It’s wonderful to have The simple act of breathing, an involuntary action for most, becomes a minute-by-minute decision and their support as we offer more patients struggle for those diagnosed with chronic obstructive lung disease. Learning to cope with the challeng- the opportunity to manage their disease es of respiratory disease becomes a little easier with the support of Inter-Community Hospital’s Breath and improve their quality of life. The Savers. Established in 1970, the group is an outreach of the Pulmonary Rehabilitation department and is walk-a-thon started in 2010 with $5,000 committed to providing education, support and social activities for those living with lung disease. in proceeds, and last year the proceeds reached $16,000!” Karl and Carol Urlie are a testament to the quality and commitment of the volunteers leading the Breath – NANCY ANDERSON, Savers effort. After completing the physician-prescribed, eight-week pulmonary rehab program in 1999, BREATH SAVERS ADVISOR Karl joined Breath Savers and soon was serving on the volunteer board as vice-president, president and AND CLINICAL SPECIALIST then past-president. His wife, Carol, has served as treasurer since 2006. SM “It’s a group effort,” says Karl, “and Carol and I serve willingly.” They enjoy the camaraderie of the month- ly luncheons, educational programs and trips, but it is the year-over-year success of the club’s major THE SMALL ACT: WALK-A-THON fundraiser, the annual Sheldon Houghton Memorial Walk-a-thon, that provides the most satisfaction. Walk-a-thon participants 70; Bicycles raffl ed 2; Proceeds from the walk-a-thon ($16,000 in 2016) benefi t pulmonary patients in the form of scholarships, Years 7 enabling those patients without the ability to pay or those with a high insurance copay to participate in both the pulmonary rehab program (exercise and education) and the eight-week maintenance phase. LG The 8th Annual Sheldon Houghton Memorial Walk-a-thon was held on October 14, 2017, at Covina Park.

If you are interested in more information about Breath Savers, please call Pulmonary Rehabilitation at THE BIG IMPACT: HOPE AND HEALING (626) 915-6283. Blanca Siebels is grateful. A 50-something mother of three, she had been diagnosed with end-stage lung disease. She fully credits the Inter-Community Hospital pulmonary rehab program and scholar- ship with her treatment success. Blanca is one of nearly 60 patients in the rehab program and 100 in the maintenance phase to benefi t from the scholarship monies. 2016 ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL 2016 CVHF

9 Giving back is very important in soci- A BETTER LIFE FOR OTHERS: ety because people rely on each other SOUTH HILLS ACADEMY GETS INVOLVED to have a better life. Giving back is contagious. It makes me feel good when Cotton candy, cupcakes, pink lemonade and strawberry ice cream with toppings. Sound yummy? These I know my efforts will help someone goodies, sold at South Hills Academy’s “Pink Shack” last October, helped raise funds benefi ting the else and make me into a more success- Citrus Valley Health Partners Resource Center in Covina. Led by the student council, the school’s sixth ful person in the future. As a student, through twelfth graders organized and participated in this and other creative fundraising events in sup- learning these lessons stays with you port of CVHP. Their October “Pink Out” was a student versus staff soccer game with ticketed admission, your whole life.” and the “Free Dress Day” allowed students to wear their street clothes at a price: $1 for jeans. – FELIX MAI, GRADE 12, SOUTH HILLS ACADEMY For South Hills Academy students in West Covina, being involved in the community is part of learning STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT to become a global citizen. Established in 1957, the Academy educates and nurtures students to be- come ambassadors and leaders, socially engaged and successful in their community. Mary Jo Clifford, SM student council advisor and English instructor, says, “Being involved with a school that gives back and makes a difference in the community is an extremely rewarding experience. It has been my pleasure to THE SMALL ACT: “PINK SHACK” nurture this kind of spirit in my students.” Cotton candy, cupcakes, pink lemonade $2; Strawberry ice cream $3; Extra toppings $1 South Hills Academy’s small acts of kindness translate to good news for Citrus Valley Health Partners and the Resource Center. At the center, patients, family members and the community are encouraged to seek cancer information which will help them understand a diagnosis, disease process and rec- LG ommended treatments. The center houses books, brochures, magazines, resource directories, videos, audiotapes, interactive CDs, and a computer for Internet access. Support group, physician referral and THE BIG IMPACT: HOPE AND HEALING Support services and classes offered through clinical trial information is also available. the Resource Center are made possible through The Citrus Valley Health Partners Resource Center is located at 315 N. Third Avenue, Suite 303B, community contributions. The Look Good, Feel Covina, CA 91723. Call (888) 456-2847 for hours or to make an appointment. Better class helps patients cope with the emotional impact of changes in their appearance as a result of cancer—assistance dealing with hair loss, how to choose and care for a wig, and learning new methods of applying makeup. 2016 ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL 2016 CVHF

11 I’m very glad that Ken has spearheaded ADVANCING CULTURALLY RESPONSIVE CARE: the Culturally Responsive Care Council. TRUSTEE KENNETH KASAMATSU SPEARHEADS NEW COUNCIL The population whom we serve is diverse and changing rapidly. It is essential that Upon retirement from a stellar banking career based in Los Angeles, Kenneth Kasamatsu wasted no time we at CVHP evolve our care to ensure getting involved in the life of his home community and its healthcare. Joining the Citrus Valley Health Foun- that we serve our community in the best dation Board in January 2016, Ken served on the Finance committee. At year’s end, Ken commented at a possible fashion. With Ken’s years of board meeting that, excepting physicians, he was the only Asian on the Foundation board, and his wife, service in our multi-ethnic community, I Bonnie, was one of a few Asian volunteers in the hospital auxiliary. Ken believed that since the Asian pop- can think of no better person to lead this ulation represented approximately 30% of people within the hospitals’ service area, Citrus Valley Health vital initiative.” Partners was missing out on hearing the voice of a major part of the community it hopes to serve. – MARTIN KLEINBART, MD, CVHP CHIEF STRATEGY OFFICER Along with CVHP’s Vice President for Strategy and Decision Support Sajid Sindha and Chief Strategy Offi cer Martin Kleinbart, MD, Ken and a former board member convened a meeting in early 2017 with SM prominent individuals from the Asian community, soliciting their thoughts and experiences. It was evident there was a need for more inclusivity of all ethnicities. Ken explains, “We want to create a reputation of THE SMALL ACT: VOLUNTEER not only providing excellent medical care, but at the same time, be equipped to welcome folks who need Foundation Board Trustee 1; Years served 1 support in different languages and cultures, whether it involves reading hospital signage or having appro- priate choices on the hospital menu.” LG Working in collaboration with CVHP President and CEO Robert Curry and other hospital leadership and disciplines, Ken successfully kicked off the Culturally Responsive Care Council in July 2017. Its objective: THE BIG IMPACT: HOPE AND HEALING creating an environment that proactively meets the diverse needs of healthcare consumers (communities, Thanks to Kenneth Kasamatsu’s volunteer lead- patients, employees, physicians and volunteers) in order to enhance the overall healthcare experience. ership, Citrus Valley Health Partners is enhancing the healthcare experience for all in the community. If you would like to inquire about the Culturally Responsive Care Council, please call the Foundation at For example, the newly established Culturally Re- (626) 814-2421. sponsive Care Council recently met with the CVHP Nutrition Department management to discuss the food options currently being served to patients and explored the possibilities of modifying and adding to the menu offerings. 2016 ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL 2016 CVHF

13 The gift of thermal tote bags to the NICU FROM MOM TO MOM: moms is a huge help. Our nurses cheer all A GIFT BORN OUT OF GRATITUDE the moms who pump and transport their breast milk from home to the NICU. Breast The gift of a thermal tote bag. It seems like such a small gesture. In fact, it plays an important role in deliver- milk is considered ‘liquid gold’—it contains ing essential nourishment to a most vulnerable population: breast milk to premature infants at Queen of the antibodies which are critical to the growth Valley Hospital’s 40-bed NICU. Heather Puckett, an independent consultant with Thirty-One Gifts, spear- and development of our little ones.” headed the fundraiser in response to the life-saving care given to her prematurely born daughter, Shelby. – ANJANETTE GAANE, RN, MSN, DIRECTOR OF NICU, MOTHER BABY Heather and her husband, Kent, reside in Orange County. Due to an extensive remodeling project on AND PEDIATRICS, QUEEN OF THE their home, they decided Heather should spend the fi nal months of her pregnancy at her mother’s home VALLEY HOSPITAL in West Covina. Heather made appointments with a new obstetrician and planned to have her baby at Queen of the Valley Hospital. Four weeks before the due date, Heather unexpectedly went into labor. SM With no time to spare, baby Shelby was born in her grandmother’s home, resulting in admission of both THE SMALL ACT: WELCOME BAG mother and baby into Queen of the Valley Hospital. Heather entered the emergency room in shock, while CAMPAIGN the baby was taken to the NICU. Cost of tote bag $20 As both mother and baby recovered, it was important to Heather that she manage to pump and deliver enough breast milk from home to her newborn in the NICU. She used a thermal tote from her bag col- lection to transport the milk and says she never missed a feeding. Thankful for the care given to Shelby, LG Heather knew she had to fi nd a way to give back. She utilized social media to promote a NICU Welcome THE BIG IMPACT: HOPE AND HEALING Bag campaign, fi lled the bags with small essentials for new parents and delivered the thermal bags to At a time when mothers want to feel completely the NICU to distribute to other moms. “The nurses have my gratitude for a lifetime,” says Heather. “They connected and in tune with their newborn, the took care of my baby when I couldn’t, and I just fell in love with all of them. Giving these tote bags to other separation and anxiety caused by hospitalization moms is one small way for me to say thank you.” can seem overwhelming. Thermal tote bags for transporting breast milk offer mothers the If you are interested in ways to give to benefi t patients and families at CVHP, please call the Citrus Valley opportunity to participate in the care of their Health Foundation at (626) 814-2421. babies, delivering life-giving nutrients for growth and development, and enabling some babies to return home earlier. 2016 ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL 2016 CVHF

15 Sancho and I make a great volunteer MAN’S BEST FRIEND: team. I love seeing and talking with PET THERAPY’S UNIQUE BRAND OF CHEER BENEFITS PATIENTS people, and Sancho just brightens everyone’s day. How can you help but If you see a dog wearing goggles, driving a miniature two-tone Volkswagen bus down the hallway smile when you see a dog wearing during your next visit to Queen of the Valley Hospital, please don’t panic. Go ahead and smile. It’s goggles, driving a miniature two-tone Sancho, an 11-year old purebred Parson Russell Terrier, trained by his owner and volunteer handler Volkswagen bus?” Troy. Sancho and Troy are part of the Citrus Valley Health Partners Pet Therapy Program, fi rst launched – TROY, PET THERAPY VOLUNTEER in 2008 at Inter-Community Hospital and now in place at all three CVHP hospitals. AND SANCHO’S HANDLER

Pet therapy, also known as animal-assisted therapy, utilizes dogs to provide a welcome distraction for people coping with health issues. Studies have shown that pet therapy helps alleviate pain, reduces SM stress and improves the overall well-being of patients. Tiffany Ramirez, corporate director of CVHP THE SMALL ACT: PET THERAPY volunteer services, manages the program, which consists of 13 volunteer handlers and ten dogs. “I’m PROGRAM so grateful for these individuals and their wonderful dogs,” says Tiffany. “We are fortunate to have Therapy dogs 10; Handlers 13; Years of the dedicated volunteers who give their time to bring cheer to our patients.” program 9

As a volunteer, Troy secured training for Sancho through the Alliance of Therapy Dogs, a national organization providing training, registration, support and insurance for members who volunteer with a LG therapy dog. For Troy, fi nding an organization which allowed Sancho to wear a costume and ride in a remote-controlled car was an important aspect of the training. “Sancho and I volunteer together four THE BIG IMPACT: HOPE AND HEALING The pet therapy program refl ects the CVHP mission times a week, and kids love to see his costumes,” says Troy. “He’s Uncle Sam on Independence Day to help people keep well in body, mind and spirit and wears reindeer antlers during the Christmas holidays. He just brightens everyone’s day.” by offering patients an additional aspect to the hospitals’ therapeutic and healing environment. Pet If you are interested in participating in the CVHP Pet Therapy Program, please contact Tiffany Ramirez, therapy visits can help lift spirits and lessen anxiety, corporate director of CVHP volunteer services, at (626) 915-6237. decrease feelings of loneliness, improve socializa- tion, reduce boredom, help recover memories of past pets and offer motivation for a faster recovery. 2016 ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL 2016 CVHF

17 $500,000–$1,000,000 COPE Health Solutions California Commercial Real Estate Services– Village Realtors–Mr. and Mrs. Louis R. Fisher & Associates Oklahoma Hospital Education Mrs. Blair Contratto Mrs. Pamela D. Parkinson Mari Almond, RN UniHealth Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Duncan George Okita José G. Gutierrez Foothill Transit Mr. and Mrs. Craig Peacock Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Daniels Pencilbox Studios Mr. and Mrs. Steve Altinis Ekstrom Family Foundation California Domestic Water Co. Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Watson Mr. Stephen P. Gale Sheri A. Pham, MD Mr. Bryan E. Davis Dr. and Mrs. John Raffoul Mrs. Maria T. Alvarez $100,000–$499,999 Financial Partners Credit Union Casa Colina Hospital and Centers for Healthcare Wells Fargo Bank Glendora Radiological Pinnacle Brokers Insurance Ms. Nadine DeRose Mrs. Fujiye F. Sakamoto Mr. and Mrs. Rodolfo M. Alvarez The Ahmanson Foundation Mrs. Rachel P. Flores Century 21 Citrus Realty Wood Smith Henning & Associates, Inc. Solutions, LLC Mr. Rudy Dominguez Mr. Josh Sandoval Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Alviso 2016 –Mary Jane and John Bettfreund Foothill Presbyterian Hospital Auxiliary Citrus Valley Anesthesia Medical Group Berman, LLP Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hanson Progressive Management Mr. Kirby Drysen Mr. Timothy D. Sellers Ms. Judith A. Amiguet Good Hope Medical Foundation Foothill Presbyterian Hospital Medical Staff Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Hart Systems DSI Wealth Management Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Shapiro Ms. Armie A. Anabo Inter-Community Hospital Auxiliary Dr. and Mrs. Uday G. Gadgil Craig Medical International $1,000–$2,499 Health Recovery Solutions Mrs. Tiffany M. Ramirez First Baptist Church of Covina Ms. Linda Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Barrett Andersen Honor Roll Sergio Go, MD Mr. and Mrs. John W. Crowe Affinity Investment Advisors, LLC Healthwest Realty Advisors, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Ranga C. Reddy Mr. Max C. Fischer Dr. and Mrs. Neil J. Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Rog Andersen $50,000–$99,999 Golden State Foods Foundation El Encanto Healthcare & Habilitation Center AltaPacific Bank Mr. and Mrs. Terry O. Henn Ms. Lynda Reed Foothill Family Practice Mr. and Mrs. Raymond B. Smith Mrs. Barbara Anderson JANUARY 1, 2016–DECEMBER 31, 2016 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Hollfelder Dr. and Mrs. Ibrahim Hanna Emcor Group Mr. and Mrs. Anthony G. Anton Mr. and Mrs. Scott P. Hollett Reynolds Buick GMC Medical Group South Hills Academy Ms. Mary R. Anderson Ludwick Family Foundation HealthCare Partners EPM Daniel Barajas, MD Ms. Janis Holody Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Richards Mr. and Mrs. Bill J. Fortney Mr. Kevin M. Streeter Ms. Nancy C. Anderson North-West College–Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Fuerst Mr. and Mrs. Thom B. Hill Foothill Credit Union Beacon Healthcare Center Ms. Melissa Howard Mr. Howard Roach Mrs. Barbara Fortson Mr. and Mrs. James P. Tavernier Ms. Victoria A. Anderson Nursing Education of America Hooper, Lundy & Bookman, PC The Gabriel Foundation Beacon Pointe Advisors, LLC H-Wave Mr. Kenneth W. Robbins Ms. Carol A. Fujii Mr. and Mrs. Doug Townsend Mr. and Mrs. William T. Anderson Important gifts from Carl E. Wynn Foundation ISU Christ, Spang & Capitano Dr. and Mrs. Humberto A. Galleno Ms. Susan R. Bloom Immaculate Heart Community Mr. Jessie Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. James R. Gates Unity Church of the Foothills Ms. Mary Ann Andrews individuals, founda- Insurance Agency, Inc. Drs. William and Patricia Hanes Jacqueline Bracy, MD Mr. and Mrs. Don Ingersoll Rogers, Clem & Company Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Gorrell Mrs. Pamela Vermons Ms. Arlene Aquino $10,000–$49,999 JTS Management HBLA Certified Public Accountants, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Tony D. Brassfield Innovaccer Salesforce.com Foundation Mrs. Sharon K. Griffitts Mr. and Mrs. Bon L. Wells Mrs. Marion Arch tions and corporations Mrs. Jean Barrymore Managed Care Support Systems, LLC Healthgrades David J. Brobeck, Jr., Esq. Edward M. L. Jai, PharmD Mrs. Joyce M. Sellers Ms. Susan Hache Ms. Jann M. Wilson Ms. Monica Argandona Mr. and Mrs. Art Bereuter Medi-Waste Disposal, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Paul P. Heredia Brobeck, West, Borges, Mr. and Mrs. Rich Jett Mr. Sajid Sindha Mrs. Catherine B. Hawkins Mr. Ray Wilson Mr. and Mrs. have helped to ensure CEP America Pacific Western Bank Mrs. Jean Hunn Rosa & Douville, LLP The JRS Company, Inc. Law Offices of Stephenson, Sergio Hernandez, MD Richard B. Aromando Mr. and Mrs. Clifford C. Christ Pediatrix Medical Group, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Gurjeet Kalkat Ms. Lori L. Bryant Mr. and Mrs. Acquisto & Colman Hill Top Real Estate UP TO $499 Ms. Rosa Arriaga the finest facilities, Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Curry Mr. and Mrs. Rob Plesh Mr. and Mrs. Evan King California Healthcare Kenneth S. Kasamatsu Dr. and Mrs. John W. Tam Raffi Hodikian, MD Anonymous Ms. Anita R. Atkinson Estate of Anthony M. Foto and Joan L. Vandehey Drs. Kuruganti and K. Vasantha Reddy Mr. James P. King Insurance Company Ms. Ellen Leggett Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Tolliver Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hughes A Physical Therapy Corporation Mr. and Mrs. advanced technology Estate of Howard L. Hatfield, Jr. The Richter Family Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Martin S. Kleinbart CareMore Health Plan Ronald Liskanich, DO Torrenueva - Beverly Hills Industry Property Ms. Edith Abad Wilfred S. Augustine The Hollfelder Foundation Rowland Unified School District Ms. Karen M. Knueven Ms. Phyllis D. Chaffe and Gloria J. Stevens, MD Mr. and Mrs. Karl Van Allen Investments, LLC Mr. Francoise Abbott Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Austin and excellent care that Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Ludwick San Gabriel Valley Perinatal Medical Group, Inc. Lockton Insurance Brokers, LLC Ms. Deborah A. Chanen LPA, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Whitney Ms. Karen Juricich Mrs. Mary J. Abeling Mr. Larry Austria are the cornerstone Majestic Realty Co. Mrs. Rachel Sepulveda Dr. and Mrs. J. Kenneth Lund Mr. and Mrs. Guy Christensen Dr. and Mrs. Azhar Majeed Mrs. Marcia E. Winn Ms. Johanna Kennelly Mr. and Mrs. Ms. Sandra A. Bain Dr. and Mrs. Krishna J. Mohan Mr. and Mrs. Rajesh K. Sharma Ms. Zeola Mallard The Honorable Sam Cianchetti March of Dimes Sharon J. Yee, MD Mr. Terry J. Kilmer Robert M. Abernathy Ms. Antonia Baiunco of Citrus Valley Health Morgan Stanley The Sidley Austin Foundation The McIntyre Company Citizens Business Bank Socorro Martinez, PhD Dr. and Mrs. Raymond S. Yen Aarti Kulshrestha, MD Mr. and Mrs. Bernard D. Abrams Mrs. Floresita F. Baladya Queen of the Valley Hospital Auxiliary Dr. and Mrs. Dumrong Tangchitnob Medline Industries, Inc. Ms. Judith I. Collom Drs. John F. Mr. and Mrs. Gallant Young Ms. Kerry L. Lucas Ms. Beverly J. Accordino Mrs. Elsa K. Balding Partners. Regal Medical Group TTG Engineers MKH Testing & Inspection.com Mr. Chuck Coryell and Joy C. McElwee Mr. Rene Lugo Ms. Rosario Acevedo Rosalina Baldonado, IHM Mr. Pete G. Reynolds* Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zimmer Mrs. Hendrika J. Namikas D. A. Davidson & Co. Ms. Emelita Medina $500–$999 Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. Mathewson Mr. Joe Acosta Mr. Uriel D. Baldovino Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Starr Mr. Daniel Nash Ms. Tracy J. Dallarda Menne Electric, Inc. A Mercedes & Import Mr. Raymond A. Mattes Ms. Kathy Acosta Dr. and Mrs. Dan D. Banh Joseph M. Zanetta, JD $2,500–$4,999 Orthopaedic Medical Group Davis Wright Tremaine, LLP Mr. and Mrs. Larry Methvin Mr. Walter Allen, III Mr. Thomas McGuire Mr. Reil Adalin Ms. Mary J. Banton Agility Integration Corporation and Athletic Rehabilitation Center Mr. and Mrs. Livi Dela Victoria Mrs. Barbara D. Miller Dr. and Mrs. David Amron Ms. Vicki McGuire Ms. Lori T. Adams Ms. Anabel Barajas $5,000–$9,999 Ms. Carol H. Ahmanson PTL Insurance Brokers– Mrs. Susan A. Delgado Donald C. Miller Jean W. Bardenheier, MD Ms. Aurora Morada Ms. Rosemary E. Aguilar Ms. Kristeen Barber Abbott Construction Allied Pacific of California, IPA Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pedevillano Diamond Bar Senior & Associates, Inc. Ms. Lupita S. Barr Nancy Bond Insurance Services Mrs. Esther M. Alarcon Lcdr. Linda Barbour, USN (Ret) Carlos Beharie, MD Arent Fox, LLP Jorge Reyno, MD, Citizens Club Susan L. Montgomery, RN Mrs. Angela Bernacki Ms. Christina Ng Mr. and Mrs. Michael Alarcon Ms. Joann K. Bardwil Mr. Donald E. Boss Athens Services and Maureen Stephenson, DO Mr. William D. Eldred* Mr. Darren M. Morgan Mrs. Terryl A. Bollinger Mr. Eric J. Northern Ms. Irene P. Alas Mr. and Mrs. Anton L. Bargaehr Dr. and Mrs. William T. Choctaw Blue Shield of California Ms. Pat A. Serio Mr. Craig Engle Ms. Mary N. Morrow Ms. Norene A. Bowers Ms. Stephanie Oliver Ms. Menchie Albarece Mr. and Mrs. Bill Barham Citrus Valley Independent Physicians Mr. and Mrs. Bernard D. Bollinger, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Drexel L. Smith Ernst & Young, LLP Dr. Tracey L. Norton Mr. and Mrs. Donald K. Byrne The Omega Society Mrs. Ingeborg Alber Ms. Dorothy A. Barker-Dagen Citrus Valley Medical Center Medical Staff Mr. and Mrs. Clifton C. Booth Ms. Michelle L. Stoddard Dr. Joanne Evans Novadaq Ms. Anna Maria Calzada Ontario Refrigeration Mr. Sirtaj Ali Ms. Daniela Barrio CloudWave Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Borak, Sr. Suburban Water Systems Mr. Brian Filadelphia Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Ms. Shila P. Chitania Ms. Carol T. Owen Ms. Lisa Alkofer Mr. Nick Barron 2016 ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL 2016 CVHF Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bruncati TRL Systems, Inc. Mrs. Billie A. Fischer Smoak & Stewart, P.C. CKS Inspections Pacific Income Advisers, Inc. Ms. Florence Allen Mr. and Mrs. Dennis L. Barta REPORT ANNUAL 2016 CVHF

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18 19 Ms. Denna Bartlett Mr. Wilfred Brown Mr. and Mrs. Chuan H. Chen Mr. and Mrs. Roberto Cueto Ms. Kim Earl Ms. Rosemary R. Gallo Mr. and Mrs. Absolon Graza Mr. Bruce Harvey Ms. Shawn R. Imes Mr. and Mrs. James D. Kirkgard Aquinas Lightfoot Mr. Pedro Marquez Mrs. Karen M. Bartl-Grammer Mrs. Barbara A. Brownell Mr. and Mrs. James S. Chice Mr. Manuel M. Cuevas Mrs. Claire Eberhart Mr. Erik R. Gamborg Ms. Lorna M. Grecia-Frost Mr. and Mrs. Rick Hasse Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. In Mr. and Mrs. Curt Kitamura Mrs. Betty J. Lightle Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Marshall Ms. Kathleen Bauer Ms. Sheila Burgess Mr. and Mrs. Blair Chirdon Ms. Sharon P. Curry Ms. Janet L. Eddy Ms. Kim Gappa Mr. and Mrs. Chinhnam Hathuc, DO Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ingham Mrs. Linda R. Klenske Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Lind Ms. Norma A. Martin Mrs. Ginger P. Beamguard Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Burnett Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chiu Mr. Robert Curtis Mrs. Dorothy L. Edie Mr. José Garcia Michael C. 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Nooy Pinpoint Industries, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Redd Mrs. M. Phyllis Sain Mr. and Mrs. John Setterlund Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Strobel Mr. Sing Chow Tsang Mr. and Mrs. William T. Weaver Mr. Christopher Zak planning options, these individuals Ms. Karen Moore Ms. Alex Novakovich Ms. Mary Louise Pischke Mr. Chandra Reddy Ms. Elaine Sainz Ms. Joan Shade Mr. and Mrs. John D. Stump Mr. Roger K. Tschirgi Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Weickert Mr. Jonathan Zak Ms. Karen R. Moore Ms. Citlalli J. Nunez Mrs. June C. Plate Ms. Elizabeth S. Reilly Ms. Laurie A. Salazar Ms. Patricia Shafer Mr. and Mrs. Akie Tsubota Ms. Naomi Weingart Ms. Robin L. Zakoor have helped to ensure that the Mrs. Shirley J. Moore Mr. Dean C. Nusbaum Ms. Georgia L. Polak Ms. Deborah Reiner-Pruitt Ms. Allyana Salud Ms. Doreen G. Sharp Michael T. Sturtevant Mr. and Mrs. Tsutomu Tsuruda Ms. Zarina D. Weller Mr. Gary Zarubick Ms. Odessa A. Morales Ms. Audrey Oberdick Erich Pollack, MD, Ms. Mary E. 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Sanchez Ing Shih Sure Care Health Care Services Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Tyra West Covina Family Camping Mr. Johnny Zuniga Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Morgan, Jr. Ms. Yukiko Okada Mr. and Mrs. Ross Porter Ms. Janet L. Riley Ms. Grace Sanchez-Hagen Mr. Stewart Shikai Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Swete Ms. Ejiro E. Ubiedi Club II Ms. Yolanda Zuniga Mr. and Mrs. Warren S. Morris Ms. Vivian Olmos Ms. Constance Potter Ms. Donna L. Rinehart Mr. Gordon H. Sanders* Ms. Jody Siefried Ms. Teresa L. Swindler Ultra Countertops, Inc. Ms. Kim D. White Pat Abdelnour Ms. Leigh A. Morrison Mr. Matthew Olson Mr. and Mrs. Max R. Praxmarer Ms. Andrea Rios Mr. and Mrs. Otis Sanders Mrs. Barbara J. Sills Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Sylvester Mrs. Betty J. Umland Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. White *Deceased James V. Bologna Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Morrison Ms. Patricia Olson Precision Powdered Metal Mrs. Kathleen J. Rios Mr. Max Sandoval Mr. and Mrs. Stuart J. Silverman Mr. and Mrs. Clifford E. Tagami Ms. Lisa R. Umphenour Widowed Persons Association Joyce Chapman Ms. Marguerite Morrow* Ms. Joanne O’Malley Parts, Inc. Ms. Lisa Ritchie Mrs. Dora A. Sands Ms. Nancy J. Simmons Jason Tam, MD Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Ung of California Chapter 23 While every effort has been Dale and Norma Colby (Colby Family Trust) Ms. Jeanne L. Mueller Ms. Maria R. Onda Ms. Carole R. Price Mr. and Mrs. Chris Rodriguez Ms. Chaiyakan Sangpayap Mrs. Bonnie Singleton Ms. Elizabeth L. Tan Miss Anna F. Urata Mr. Anthony Wieczorek made to provide an accurate Joseph W. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Trent A. Munsey Ms. Victoria Orr Ms. Dolores A. Price Mrs. Jessie Rodriguez Ms. Jannette Santana Mr. Joseph Sirgy Bill W. Tang, MD, PharmD Mr. and Mrs. Karl R. Urlie Ms. Deanna L. Wigert listing of the Honor Roll, errors Hilda Crippen Mr. and Mrs. Gene J. Murabito Ms. Esthela Ortiz Ms. Susan J. Price Mr. and Mrs. Lucas Rodriguez Ms. Kristina Santillian Mr. and Mrs. Dean A. Smethurst Mr. and Mrs. Dennis K. Y. Tang Mrs. Nancy M. 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22 23 Altadena Town & Country Club Embassy Suites Santa Ana, Los Alamitos Race Course San Bernardino Symphony The Antigua Group, Inc. Orange County Airport Art and Sarah Ludwick Orchestra Gift In Kind Aquarium of the Pacific Flappers Comedy Club Al Luna San Francisco Ballet Aquarius Casino Resort and Restaurant Magicopolis San Francisco Opera Arizona Biltmore Flowers by Robert Taylor Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert I. Martin Santa Anita Park, Partners Athens Auto Body & Paint Fret House Massachusetts Bay Lines Los Angeles Turf Club, Inc. Babouch Moroccan Restaurant Mitchell and Lisa Fuerst Massage Envy, Eastland Center Seahorse Protective Cases Endowment: Jean Barrymore Galardi Group Maui Jim Sunglasses Sergio’s Mexican Restaurant Thank you to our generous Art and Pauline Bereuter Stephen Gale Medieval Times Dinner Patricia Serio John and Mary Jane Bettfreund Girl Scout Troop #15034 & Tournament Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Shapiro Building a Gift In Kind Partners for their BJ’s Restaurants, Inc. Glendora Country Club Merced Medical Pharmacy Dottie Smith invaluable support of our Stephen W. Bowen, DMD Golden Gate Hotel & Casino MillerCoors South Hills Country Club Bradford Renaissance Portraits Goodyear Corporation/Les Williams, Miracle Springs Resort & Spa Southern California Philanthropic successful 2016 events. Ryan and Beth Burke Alert III Security Mission Inn Museum Hospitalist Network Callaway Vineyard & Winery Bruce Graham Mission San Juan Capistrano Spirit Airlines, Inc. Candlelight Pavilion Dinner Theatre Grand Lux Café Law Offices of Moore McLennan, LLP Spirit Cruises Tradition Canyon Ranch Wellness Resort The Groundlings Morongo Casino, Resort & Spa The Springs at Borrego RV Resort Castelli’s Ristorante The Habit Burger Grill Pamela Murphy & Golf Course Center Theatre Group Haugh Performing Arts Center Nelson’s Drug Store Starbucks Children’s Discovery Museum at Citrus College Nothing Bundt Cakes State Farm Endowment represents of the Desert Hilton Santa Cruz Christine Ofiesh Carol Stickley 01 02 03 Chili’s The Huntington Oheka Castle Hotel & Estate Michelle Stoddard an institution’s active HOW TO BEGIN: HOW IT WORKS: GET STARTED: Dr. and Mrs. William T. Choctaw IHop Olympic Staffing Services Tahoe Donner Association planning for the future. Guy and Jeanne Christensen Impressions Salon Ontario Reign Hockey Club Talina’s Nail Spa & Beauty Lounge A donor creates an endowment Earnings on endowments may To create a permanent, named Classic Coffee Industry Hills Golf Course Palm Springs Air Museum Tech Powered Computers It is a source of funds by asking that the funds remain support programs, building endowment in support of Citrus Charles Coniglio, Coniglio Wines at Pacific Palms Palm Valley Country Club TGI Fridays intact with only the earnings expansions or may be unre- Valley Health Partners, the Cooper’s Hawk Winery In-N-Out Burger Parc 55 San Francisco Tommy’s World Famous that acts as a financial being spent to support a stricted. These important com- donor needs to make a mini- & Restaurants Islands Fine Burgers and Drinks Pasadena Tournament of Roses Hamburgers specific project. Trustees of mitments provide a measure of mum commitment of $50,000. Coronado Playhouse Judd Hill’s Napa Valley Pencilbox Tucker Tire Co., Inc. anchor for a non-profit Costa’s Family Restaurant Kings Fitness Pink’s Famous Hot Dogs Upland Hills Country Club the non-profit determine a financial stability for the future. Gifts of any size may be added Covina Pet Grooming LA Arboretum Foundation Pinpoint Industries, Inc. Upland Police Department organization. spending policy annually that The principal can never be to the established endowment Manuel Cuevas La Casa de Maria Retreat Progressive Management Systems Robert and Pam Vermons provides for a percentage of invaded except under the most fund at any time in the future. Robert Curry & Conference Center Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden VJB Vineyards & Cellars the earnings to be spent, with unusual set of circumstances, Davey’s Locker Laemmle Theatres Ronald Reagan Presidential Library Wailea Beach Marriott the corpus held in perpetuity. and only with board of trustee Desert Hills Premium Outlets Laguna Art Museum Red Hill Country Club Resort & Spa Disneyland Lake Shasta Golf Resort Drs. Kuruganti Walgreens approval. Dr. Phil Landmark Theatres and K. Vasantha Reddy Warehouse Restaurant Durango’s Restaurant The Langham Huntington Hotel Redlands Footlighters, Inc. Warner Bros. Consumer Products Stanley Wayne Eckstrom Foundation & Spa O. J. and Elizabeth Rodriguez West Covina Police Department Elements Natural Foods Laser Island Rogers, Clem & Company Wetzel’s Pretzels Embassy Suites by Hilton Arcadia Le Chêne French Cuisine Rosarito Beach Hotel Wheel Fun Rentals Questions? Embassy Suites Mandalay Beach Lewis Family Playhouse Rowley Portraiture Sharon J. Yee, MD Hotel & Resort Cavaliere Rosemary Licata Sammy’s Woodfired Pizza & Grill Young America’s Foundation For questions about endowment or making a planned gift,

2016 ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL 2016 CVHF Long Beach Symphony Orchestra Joseph Zanetta, JD please contact Michelle Stoddard in the Foundation at (626) 814-2421. 24 Through smart charitable planning, you can shape the future of Citrus Valley Health Partners beyond what you thought possible. A planned gift not only impacts your fi nancial goals and tax benefi ts, it directs your passion to make a lasting impact on the people and places most important to you.

Ways THE CHARITABLE GIFT ANNUITY GIFTS OF APPRECIATED REAL ESTATE GIFTS OF RESERVED LIFE ESTATE To create a charitable gift annuity (CGA), the donor Appreciated real estate that is debt free can be used The donor makes a permanent transfer of a home, makes a permanent gift of cash, securities or real estate to create a stream of payments and reduce taxes. condominium, vacation home or farm/ranch to Citrus to Citrus Valley Health Foundation. In return, Citrus Valley Before listing appreciated real estate property for Valley Health Foundation. The donor and Citrus Valley to Give Health Foundation agrees to make stable, periodic pay- sale, an owner needs to transfer the property to a Health Foundation agree that the donor and the do- ments (an annuity) to one or two people (annuitants) for Charitable Remainder Trust (CRT) or CGA that will nor’s spouse can continue to use the property for their their lifetimes. When the annuitants have passed away benefi t Citrus Valley Health Foundation in the future. lifetimes. The donor continues to pay for maintenance, and the annuity ends, Citrus Valley Health Foundation This presale transfer qualifi es the donor to avoid the insurance and taxes on the property. uses the remaining funds to support its mission. long-term capital gain on the sale of the property. What are the benefi ts? What are the benefi ts? What are the benefi ts? • The donor receives a charitable income-tax • The donor can turn cash, securities or real estate • The owner can choose one or more income deduction for the future value of the gift to Citrus into a guaranteed stream of payments for one or benefi ciary(s) that would receive variable Valley Health Foundation. two people for the rest of their lives. payments from the CRT for their lifetimes or • This deduction will offset the donor’s future pay- • The annuity payments are stable regardless of for a term of up to 20 years. ments for maintenance, insurance and taxes on changes in the economy. • There is no capital gains tax to be paid when the the property. • The donor receives a charitable income-tax donor transfers appreciated real estate to the CRT • The transferred real estate is not part of the deduction for the gift portion of the CGA. before the property is listed for sale. donor’s estate, avoiding probate and possibly • Annuity payments are partially income-tax free, • The donor receives a charitable income-tax reducing the estate tax. often for many years. deduction for the future value of the gift to • If the donor uses appreciated property to fund Citrus Valley Health Foundation. GIFTS OF APPRECIATED STOCK AND OTHER SECURITIES the CGA, the donor can avoid the capital gains • While in the CRT, the property grows on a tax-free Giving long-term appreciated stock or other securities to tax on the exchange that funds the CGA. basis. If the trustee sells CRT property and rein- Citrus Valley Health Foundation can be more benefi cial • When one annuitant passes away, the other vests the proceeds, there are no taxes on the sale. for the donor than giving the equivalent amount of cash. annuitant will continue to receive the total • When one income benefi ciary passes away, any annuity amount. surviving income benefi ciary retains the same What are the benefi ts? • CGA rates depend on the annuitant’s age. rights to receive the income from the CRT. • When long-term appreciated stock is donated to • CGA programs are regulated by law and are • The CRT gives the owner more control of the Citrus Valley Health Foundation, the donor avoids guaranteed. investments in this Trust. paying a capital gains tax on that stock. • CGAs are fl exible and can be planned to meet • This tax savings makes the “cost” to the donor of

the donor’s needs. Payments can begin imme- the gift lower than if the donor made an equiva- REPORT ANNUAL 2016 CVHF

diately or be deferred until a future date, for a lent contribution of cash. 27 higher rate. • The donor receives an immediate income-tax deduction for the gift. GENERATIONS OF GOODWILL: GRANDMOTHER INSPIRES ADMISSIONS DIRECTOR LORI BRYANT

Ask Lori Bryant what philanthropy means to her and she will have a lot to say about her grandmother, who migrated to the United States from Czechoslovakia. Lori spent many of her formative years with I AM her grandmother, learning the lessons of being charitable. Known as the “doll lady,” Lori’s grandmother placed collection boxes at local stores, churches and businesses so others could drop off their used dolls. She repaired the dolls and took them to or- phanages and churches to share with little girls. In addition to her full-time job (working to provide a CVHP: comfortable life for her four children), she worked tirelessly on the dolls in the evening in order to have a full box to deliver every weekend.

The Employee Giving Program Today, Lori continues her grandmother’s example of goodwill. Currently serving as director of admissions and registration for Citrus Valley Health Partners, Lori has been with the organization for 22 years, partic- of Citrus Valley Health Partners ipating in the I AM CVHP employee giving program through payroll deduction since she started in 1995. She believes in the CVHP mission to help people keep well in body, mind and spirit and feels a closeness to the hospital community. “I consider this my home away from home, my second family,” says Lori.

By participating in the I AM CVHP program, Lori demonstrates her willingness to give above and be- I am motivated to give to Citrus Valley yond her everyday work. “It feels good to know I can help change the outcome of someone’s life,” says Health Partners because I consider this Lori. “I look forward to continuing to give.” my home away from home, my second family. It feels good to know I can help The I AM CVHP employee giving program is a voluntary fundraising effort that gives employees the change the outcome of someone’s life.” opportunity to make a fi nancial contribution to Citrus Valley Health Partners’ hospitals, hospice and – LORI BRYANT, home health, or to the greatest need throughout CVHP. Please call the Citrus Valley Health Foundation DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS at (626) 814-2421 if you have questions or would like to enroll. AND REGISTRATION, CVHP 2016 ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL 2016 CVHF

29 Autumn Nocturne

The Langham Huntington in Pasadena provided an elegant and fun setting for the 2016 Autumn Events Nocturne, Citrus Valley Health Foundation’s annual JANUARY 1, 2016 — DECEMBER 31, 2016 gala. Marking its 27th anniversary, close to 540 guests enjoyed cocktails and dinner, silent and live auctions, entertainment by Dream World Cirque and 42nd Annual dancing to the sounds of N’Demand. The program Golf Invitational recognized the 2016 Care Champion Physician honorees: Aarti Kulshrestha, MD; E. Scott Isbell, The Industry Hills Golf Club at Pacifi c MD; and William F. Pfi sterer, MD. The evening’s net Palms Resort provided a beautiful set- From left to right: Aarti Kulshrestha, MD, Queen of the Valley Hospital; E. Scott Isbell, MD, Foothill Presbyterian Hospital; William F. Pfi sterer, MD, proceeds of $300,000 benefi t the greatest need at ting on June 13, 2016, for Citrus Valley Inter-Community Hospital Citrus Valley Health Partners. Gifts pledged during Health Foundation’s 42nd Annual Golf “the ask”—the evening’s special appeal—benefi t Invitational. Under the leadership of co- the NICU through the purchase of cardio-pulmonary chairs Adam Capitano and Ron Padilla, monitors and cribs. The monitors are utilized from 128 golfers and loyal sponsors helped birth through an infant’s stay in the NICU, providing the tournament secure net proceeds to- critical information during life-saving interventions taling $145,000 to benefi t programs and and necessary procedures. The new cribs offer the projects at Citrus Valley Health Partners. safest environment available for the infants.

GOLF INVITATIONAL COMMITTEE AUTUMN NOCTURNE COMMITTEE Adam Capitano, Co-Chair Pauline Bereuter, Chair Ron Padilla, Co-Chair From left to right: Adam, Helen, Jackson, Julia and Jennifer Capitano From left to right: Art Ludwick; Art and Pauline Bereuter; Michael, Loni and Dennis Whitney; Lisa and Lonnie Suchanek; Mary Jane Bettfreund Mary Jane Bettffreund K. Vasantha Reddy, MD Jean Barrymore Gina Breaux Patricia Serio Andrew Buliach Lorena Choctaw Susan Shapiro Mario Del Fante Jeanne Christensen Michelle Stoddard Jason Dennison Xochitl Flores Pam Vermons Janet Hanson Lisa Fuerst JoAnne Wilson Matt Huey Janet Hanson Joseph Zanetta Jesse Larriva Nathan Logan Andy McIntyre JoAnne Wilson From left to right: Melinda Dilwicious; Inter-Community Hospital Auxiliary; NICU Nurses; Adele Trujillo, RN, and Chaniga Bahmanou, RN; Auxiliary Bishop 2016 ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL 2016 CVHF 2016 ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL 2016 CVHF

Joseph Zanetta David O’Connell 30 31 2016 CITRUS VALLEY HEALTH CITRUS VALLEY HEALTH PARTNERS CITRUS VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER FOUNDATION BOARD OF TRUSTEES BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2016-2017 MEDICAL STAFF OFFICERS 26,736 Mary Jane Bettfreund, Chair Walter Allen III, Chair Benjamin Shwachman, MD NUMBER OF PEOPLE IMPACTED Lisa Fuerst, Vice Chair Robert E. Duncan, Vice Chair Chief of Staff Thank José G. Gutierrez, Treasurer Clifford Christ, Treasurer Subhash Dhand, MD CORPORATIONS Michael J. Starr, Secretary Patricia Hanes, PhD, Secretary Chief of Staff Elect Financials AND BUSINESSES Robinson Baron, MD FOUNDATION FOUNDATIONS Jean Barrymore Mary Jane Bettfreund Past Chief of Staff DONOR Pauline Bereuter Bernard Bollinger Jr., Esq. Dumrong Tangchitnob, MD You! 2016 Statistics, PROFILE COMMUNITY Harold J. Borak Sr. Harold J. Borak Sr. Secretary/Treasurer ORGANIZATIONS Financials, Legal Donald E. Boss, Esq. Donald Edwin Boss, Esq. 2016 Boards, INDIVIDUALS Jacqueline Bracy, MD Thomas O. Bryan, MD FOOTHILL PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL Counsel and Adam Capitano Robert H. Curry, President & CEO, CVHP MEDICAL STAFF OFFICERS Medical Staff Officers Robert H. Curry, President & CEO, CVHP Subhash Dhand, MD Naji Kandalaft, MD Fiduciaries Uday Gadgil, MD George Ferenczi, MD Chief of Staff and Auxiliary Presidents Rich Jett Gurjeet Kalkat, MD Eugene Pocock, MD Kenneth Kasamatsu Naji Kandalaft, MD Chief of Staff Elect Foundation Assets (Audited, in Dollars) Unrealized Gain on Investments (in Dollars) 272,999 Community Benefit Expenditures (in Dollars) J. Kenneth Lund, PhD Mary Kirchen, IHM Jeffrey Shapiro, MD Trusts held for Donor’s Interest Unpaid Cost of MediCal ...... 14,270,000 Gilbert Martin, MD Anna Leung, MD Past Chief of Staff for Future Distribution ...... 812,515 (Number of People Impacted) ...... 5,001 Andrew McIntyre Arthur J. Ludwick Raffi Hodikian, MD Citrus Valley Health Partners Statistics Investment and Endowment Funds ...... 10,710,580 Cost of Charitable Care Provided ...... 2,572,000 Richard Pedevillano Philip Maldonado, DDS Secretary/Treasurer Hospital Patient Days ...... 126,511 Pledges Receivable ...... 359,000 (Number of People Impacted) ...... 65 K. Vasantha Reddy, MD Gary Mathewson Gurjeet Kalkat, MD Post-Acute Patient Days ...... 16,857 Patricia Serio Raymond Mattes, IHM, DMin Medical Director Cash and Cash Equivalents ...... 666,605 Community Benefit Services ...... 5,521,000 Acute Length of Stay (Days) ...... 4.63 Gordon Shipp O.J. Rodriguez Other Foundation Assets ...... 684,570 (Number of People Impacted) ...... 21,670 Inpatient Surgeries ...... 5,606 Drexel L. Smith Sharon Yee, MD TOTAL ASSETS ...... 13,233,270 TOTAL DOLLARS ...... 22,363,000 Outpatient Surgeries ...... 6,676 Dumrong Tangchitnob, MD (Total number of people impacted) ...... 26,736 Acute Admissions ...... 30,174 Raymond Yen, MD Revenues and Expenses (in Dollars) Babies Delivered ...... 5,207 Joseph M. Zanetta, JD, CEO, CVHF

Contributions ...... 2,425,860 Emergency Department Visits ...... 136,359 Legal Counsel: AUXILIARY PRESIDENTS Special Event Net Revenue ...... 700,456 Home Care Visits ...... 25,863 Mitchell Silberberg & Knupp, Los Angeles, CA Janice Clark, PhD, President Rental Income ...... 24,000 Hospice Admissions ...... 1,524 Inter-Community Hospital Auxiliary Revenue from Investments ...... 225,240 Discharges ...... 665 Fiduciaries: Bonnie Kasamatsu, President Planned Gift Expectancies (Face Value) ...... 65,000 Investment Counselors and Trust Queen of the Valley Hospital Auxiliary TOTAL REVENUES ...... 3,440,556 Foundation Donor Profile & Annuity Investment Managers: Bonnie Singleton, President Corporations and Businesses (10%) ...... 134 Foothill Presbyterian Hospital Auxiliary Beacon Point Advisors, Newport Beach, CA Community Organizations (.6%) ...... 8 Operating Expenses (in Dollars) Morgan Stanley, Brea, CA Foundations (1.4%) ...... 18 Fundraising Expenses ...... 582,015 Independent Auditors: Individuals (88%) ...... 1,149 Management and General Expenses ...... 537,245 Ernst & Young, Los Angeles, CA TOTAL ...... 1,309 TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES ...... 1,119,260

Federal Tax I.D. #95-2534063 Cost of Fundraising vs. Total Revenue ...... 32.53% 2016 ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL 2016 CVHF 2016 ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL 2016 CVHF

($1,119,260/$3,440,556) 32 33 A LETTER FROM MARY JANE BETTFREUND A LETTER FROM ROBERT H. CURRY

What a privilege it is to serve Citrus Valley Health Partners as the Citrus Valley Health had another busy year in 2016, Foundation Board Chair. My highlighted by many notable ac- fellow trustees recognize the complishments and growth. Of important work of our Citrus course, none of these achieve- Valley Health Partners hospitals ments would be possible without and hospice, and strive to support the contributions of the Citrus it through an ever-changing Valley Health Foundation, the healthcare environment. This past commitment of our dedicated year, the Foundation experienced hospital auxiliaries and the many its own change as we said good-bye and thank you to Joseph Za- wonderful donors and benefactors who continue to support our netta and welcomed Michelle Stoddard as our new chief execu- hospitals and hospice. tive officer. We are grateful for Joe’s guidance and look forward to We received important recognitions for our clinical excellence accomplishing an even greater good during Michelle’s tenure. from numerous notable organizations, including the American One thing that never seems to change is the incredible commit- Heart Association, Blue Shield of California, Healthgrades and ment and generosity of those in our community! Many important US News & World Report. Our commitment to expanding contributions and acts of volunteerism translate into a big impact our services continued with the acquisition of some physician each year at our successful fundraising events, the Golf Invitational practices and a freestanding imaging center. and Autumn Nocturne Gala. Thank you to our Golf Co-Chairs Our focus on meeting the increasing needs of our community Adam Capitano and Ron Padilla, and to Autumn Nocturne Chair also resulted in the opening of a new Emergency Department at Pauline Bereuter for their dedication and effort in 2016. I’m con- Inter-Community Hospital and the launch of a Family Medi- fident 2017 will bring even greater success as Trustee K. Vasantha cine Residency Program. Reddy joins as Autumn Nocturne Co-Chair. Our journey to becoming a highly reliable organization A portion of the behind-the-scenes work of the Board involves re- continues in 2017 with many initiatives focused on taking our viewing by-laws and committee obligations, but the Board’s most criti- services to the next level in quality, access and sustainability. Our cal aim is to advance philanthropic support to help people keep well in commitment to our mission, vision and values is as strong as body, mind and spirit—the mission of Citrus Valley Health Partners. ever as we move toward achieving these goals for the benefit of The 2016 Citrus Valley Health Foundation Annual Report showcases our patients and the communities we serve. this beautiful spirit of giving from all our friends in the community. On behalf of our Board of Directors, thank you again for On behalf of the Board of Trustees, the administration, staff and being a friend to Citrus Valley Health Partners. volunteers, thank you for your gifts. Sincerely, Sincerely, Robert H. Curry Mary Jane Bettfreund President and CEO, Citrus Valley Health Partners Chair, Citrus Valley Health Foundation Board of Trustees OUR MISSION. To help people keep well in body, mind and spirit by providing quality healthcare services in a safe, compassionate environment.

OUR VISION. We are an integral partner in elevating our communities’ health.

OUR VALUES. Patients and their families are the reason we are here. We want them to experience excellence in all we do through the quality of our services, our teamwork and our commitment to a caring, safe and compassionate environment.

RESPECT. EXCELLENCE. COMPASSION. INTEGRITY. STEWARDSHIP.

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