ANNUAL REPORT 2019 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT AND CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD
Dear Friends,
As we welcome the start of a new year, it is a wonderful time to reflect back on the accomplishments of 2019 across Elliot Health System and to extend our sincerest thanks to you, our caring and generous donors, who support the high-quality and compassionate care of the Elliot through your philanthropic support.
In 2019, Elliot Health System was named best hospital for the 7th consecutive year by the Best of Business (BOB) Awards from the New Hampshire Business Review. In addition, we are proud to report that over 50 members of our medical staff were named Top Docs by NH Magazine. These accolades would not be possible without the dedicated team members across Elliot Health System.
In the spring of 2019, Elliot Hospital’s Trauma Center was verified by the American College of Surgeons as a Level II program. This achievement comes after a multi-year commitment to elevating our program, ensuring our community has the clinical capability in place to care for traumatic injuries. As a result of that work, Elliot Hospital is greater Manchester’s only Level II Trauma Center.
In June, our ground breaking ceremony for the Elliot Regional Cancer Center took place. The new Center will give patients with a cancer diagnosis a state-of-the-art center for treatment, staffed with experts in cancer care, long recognized for their high-quality care and dedication to patients and their families. Joining our talented Elliot medical providers in cancer care are our partners, Radiation Oncology Associates and NH Oncology-Hematology, who will also play an important role in care offered at the new Elliot Regional Cancer Center. The work we do together is a valuable example of how having the right partners creates opportunity for exceptional and local cancer care. We look forward to offering increased access to comprehensive care to patients in the community as demand for medical oncology and radiation services increases year over year.
The generous donations you give to the Mary & John Elliot Charitable Foundation have made a tremendous impact across the Elliot and for the greater Manchester communities we serve. In this report, you will learn more about how we are southern New Hampshire’s first choice to give and receive care and see highlights of how your giving is truly at work for the patients we serve.
Elliot Health System is committed to providing excellent care day after day to many thousands of individuals. It is a privilege to serve the people of this region and deliver on our mission to Inspire wellness, Heal our patients and Serve with compassion in every interaction. Your support to the Elliot makes these improvements possible. We thank you for your commitment to the Elliot!
With gratitude,
W. Gregory Baxter, MD James J. Tenn, Jr. Esq. President Chair, Board of Trustees Elliot Health System Mary & John Elliot Charitable Foundation
MARY & JOHN ELLIOT CHARITABLE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2019 02/03 Page 2 ANNUAL REPORT 2019 THE DAVISON AWARD FOR PHILANTHROPY AMOSKEAG ANESTHESIA
Each year, the Mary & John Elliot Charitable Foundation Board of Trustees nominate extraordinary individuals and organizations who have exhibited thoughtful philanthropic support of Elliot Health System. The winner of the 2018 Davison Award for Philanthropy, Amoskeag Anesthesia, was announced at the Elliot Health System Annual Meeting in January, 2019.
The Davison Award for Philanthropy, established in 2001, is named for philanthropists and friends, Lucille and Robert Davison, and recognizes individuals or organizations who have:
Provided extraordinary generosity to Elliot; Actively encouraged others to support the Elliot; Assisted in growing our circle of friends; Provided ambassadorship efforts on behalf of the Elliot; Built partnerships and coalitions which benefit the Elliot; Worked to improve not just the Elliot, but the greater Manchester region.
2018 Davison Award winner, Amoskeag Anesthesia, is an integral part of the Elliot team. This medical practice has been a donor to the Elliot at the leadership level for over 15 years. They have been a sponsor and supporter of the Annual Golf Classic since its inception 20 years ago, and most recently have supported all of Elliot’s major events through the corporate partnership program.
With the largest capital campaign in Elliot’s history underway, Amoskeag Anesthesia physicians and clinicians once again stepped up to support our efforts with a generous leadership gift. They are true philanthropists, and we are grateful for their leadership and generosity.
MARY & JOHN ELLIOT CHARITABLE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2019 02/03 Page 3 ANNUAL REPORT 2019 A NEW ELLIOT REGIONAL CANCER CENTER In June 2019, we celebrated the groundbreaking for the new Elliot Regional Cancer Center and since then, incredible progress has been made with construction. The footprint of the building is now fully visible and the "vault,” a specialized room for the new Linear Accelerator for Radiation Therapy, will be ready for patients by March, 2020.
The Center will also include dedicated Patient Navigators who will work with cancer patients to ensure that their journey is coordinated, the complexity of the cancer journey is easier to manage, and that patients and their families feel support throughout their treatment and beyond. Patient navigators represent a new and important service that will greatly help patients and their families through the difficult journey when a cancer diagnosis is received.
When complete, the new Elliot Regional Cancer Center will include radiation oncology, cancer screening services, cutting-edge imaging, surgery, radiation therapy, medical infusion, post-acute care, palliative care, physical and occupational therapy, integrative medicine, laboratory, pharmacy, meditation area, and an outdoor healing garden.
The new Elliot Regional Cancer Center will open later this year (2020). Thanks to your generosity, we are easing the burden of cancer for the patients we serve. Hope is Here!
MARY & JOHN ELLIOT CHARITABLE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2019 02/03 Page 4 ANNUAL REPORT 2019 “In the summer of 2017, I was diagnosed with two different cancers at the same time, both inside my chest.
"OF ALL THE THINGS A CANCER PATIENT HAS TO WORRY ABOUT, FIGURING OUT HOW TO WADE THROUGH THE COMPLICATED MAZE OF CANCER CARE SHOULDN’T BE ONE OF THEM." "It does my heart good to know the new cancer center will have nurse navigators to support and guide patients and families on this journey. I believe it’s crucial, as having a go-to person with medical expertise and logistics superpowers can take some of the burden off an already overwhelmed patient and their caregivers.” “Along with the navigating piece, I think of equal importance and what I’m most grateful for is the new cancer center having both medical oncology (chemotherapy) and radiation oncology in the same building, as many patients, me included, have to undergo chemo and radiation over the same time course.” - Cindy Loeffler
RECOGNIZING DONORS WITH CHARITABLE HONOR ROLL OF DONORS CONTRIBUTIONS OF $500 OR MORE FROM JANUARY 1, 2019 - DECEMBER 31, 2019 Notes deceased Debra Achramowicz Ms. Kathleen Brown Ms. Kathleen Brown ADP Foundation Bellwether Community Dr. Malgorzata D. Bulanowski Kevin Aitken Credit Union Dr. Todd Burdette Amoskeag Anesthesia, P.L.L.C. Ms. Beth Belt Mr. & Mrs. William Y. Carter American Cancer Society The Benevity Community Mrs. Rachel Chaddock & Anagnost Companies Impact Fund Mr. Steve Chaddock Anonymous (11) Bernstein, Shur, Sawyer & Ms. Cathy Champagne AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals LP Nelson, P.A. Ms. Gail Cherochak Lung Division Henry F. Berry Charitable Trust Dr. Manish Chopra Mr. Sidney Baines, Jr. & Dr. John Bissonnette Cigna HealthCare Mrs. Sandy Baines BOND Cigna/Elliot Road Race Baker Newman Noyes Boston Scientific Corporation Citizens Private Wealth Dr. W. Gregory Baxter & BR+A Consulting Engineers, LLC Management Mrs. Diane Baxter Dr. Christopher Brauer
MARY & JOHN ELLIOT CHARITABLE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2019 02/03 Page 5 ANNUAL REPORT 2019 ELLIOT VERIFIED AS LEVEL II TRAUMA CENTER In April, 2019 Elliot Hospital’s Trauma program was verified as a Level II Trauma Center, recognizing Elliot Hospital’s dedication to providing optimal care for injured patients. This certification comes after many years of commitment to elevating the program to ensure the greater Manchester community has the clinical capability in place, 24/7, to care for traumatic injuries. Elliot Trauma Center is now equipped to care for people who experience blunt force trauma, penetrating trauma, orthopedic trauma, and many other critical conditions. Time is always of the essence for a patient when a trauma occurs and in almost all circumstances, treatment will be delivered at the Elliot without the need for transfers out. Your support of the Elliot ensures that we are able to provide the very best care possible – for you, your family, friends and neighbors!
Devin was in a large pickup truck, stopped at a red light when a large 10-wheeler plowed into his truck. He was wearing his seat belt, but the accident caused a critical cervical spine injury known as an internal decapitation, as well as injury to vessels that supply blood to the brain and his chest. Devin was transported to the Elliot Hospital Trauma Center for treatment. Through critical teamwork and highly coordinated trauma care from over a dozen clinical providers ranging from vascular surgery to social work, Devin has recovered from his injuries and is back at work. "The Elliot Team showed us tremendous kindness and compassion during a horrific time, says Devin’s mother. “Thank you to the many people involved at the Elliot in saving his life.”
Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Dr. Matthew Dayno & Elliot Hospital Physician Northern New England, Inc. Mrs. Candice Dayno Support Services Mrs. Ellie Cochran & Mr. & Mrs. Douglas F. Dean, Jr. Elliot Hospital Trauma Center Mr. David Cochran Ann DeNicola Trust Empower Retirement Cogswell Benevolent Trust Dr. Kevin Desrosiers & Dr. Jack T. Evjy & Cohen Investment Advisors Mrs. Holly Desrosiers Mrs. Sheila A. Evjy Columbus Hospitality Group Digital Federal Credit Union Dr. & Mrs. Carl Fier Continental Paving, Inc. Ben and Zelma Dorson Family FirstLight Dr. & Mrs. James F. Conway, Jr. Charitable Foundation Ms. Louise G. Forseze Ms. Kelly Corbi E4H Environments for Health Ms. Laura Foti Mr. Stephen Cornish Architecture Ms. Anne Frechette CR's The Restaurant Eckman Construction Company, Inc. Atty. & Mrs. John E. Friberg, Jr. Dahlquist Trust Fund Elliot Breast Health Center Friends of New Hampshire Dana-Farber/New Hampshire Elliot Emergency Medicine Specialists Drug Courts Oncology-Hematology Elliot Hospital Associates Ms. Donna M. Frizzell
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Through your generous philanthropic support, the Elliot labor and delivery clinical staff are prepared for the unexpected, thanks to a state-of-the art simulation lab, featuring mother and baby “manikins.” These simulator training tools have helped to advance clinical training at the Elliot and improve health outcomes for both mothers and newborns, particularly those with complications during the birthing process. The use of simulation for high-risk labor and delivery scenarios has allowed staff to better prepare for emergency situations that may arise during labor. Simulation training facilitates teamwork and deepens critical thinking skills in learners of all levels and is comprehensively designed to help improve patient safety in women’s health through education and training. This technology would not be possible without philanthropy. Your support continues to allow us to provide cutting edge technologies to ensure that our smallest patients receive the best care and technologies available, close to home.
Ms. Lorraine Gallagher Granite State Plumbing & Interstate Electrical Services Geneia Heating, LLC J.P. Morgan Securities Arthur Getz Trust Dr. Benjamin Grudinskas Ms. Denise Jeffery Mrs. Kristen Glennon & Dr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Guarnaccia Ms. Sonia Joslin Mr. John Glennon Haggerty's Cleaning Service, Inc. Mrs. Dottie Kelley & Ms. Laura Gilman Dr. & Mrs. Denis B. Hammond Mr. William Kelley Ms. Lois Godin Hampshire Fire Protection, LLC Ms. Margaret A. Kennedy Mr. Charles S. Goodwin & Ms. Pamela Harvey Ms. Karen Klucky Mrs. Jaye Goodwin Mrs. Sherry Hausmann & Dr. Brian Knab & David P. and Dorothy M. Goodwin Mr. Steve Hausmann Mrs. Allison Knab Family Fund of the Hoertdoerfer Dentistry, P.L.L.C. Ms. Sharon Kostansek New Hampshire Charitable Dr. Paul W. Hoff & Kronos Incorporated Foundation Mrs. Selma Naccach-Hoff LaBelle Winery Mr. Pat Graham & Ms. Maria Holland-Law Lake Street Advisors Group, LLC Mrs. Cynthia Graham Attorney James C. Hood & Ms. Shannon Lambert Mr. & Mrs. Darrell M. Grande Mrs. Elise Hood Dr. & Mrs. Robert M. Lavery & Family Samuel P. Hunt Foundation Ms. Ann-Marie Lawrence
MARY & JOHN ELLIOT CHARITABLE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2019 02/03 Page 7 ANNUAL REPORT 2019 When Jennifer and her husband, Semir, were expecting their first child, everything seemed to be going according to plan. The nursery was ready, and they completed a birthing class. After a normal pregnancy, Jennifer went into labor at 39 weeks and experienced a difficult delivery, resulting in an emergency C-section. Her son, Edin, faced some challenges immediately after birth and was immediately taken to the NICU where cooling therapy was initiated. A neonatal cooling blanket was used to protect his developing brain. The cooling blanket lowers body temperature which slows the body's metabolism to prevent or minimize injury. Donors at our Vineyard Garden Event helped to fund new a cooling blanket for our NICU transport team. The team travels to bring our youngest patients to the Elliot NICU for care.
“TODAY, EDIN, IS A HEALTHY 22 MONTH OLD WITH NORMAL NEUROLOGICAL FUNCTION AND MRI'S,” SAYS JENNIFER. “HOWEVER, WITHOUT THE STATE-OF-THE-ART COOLING THERAPY TECHNOLOGY AVAILABLE AT THE ELLIOT, I'M NOT SURE IF THE OUTCOME WOULD HAVE BEEN THE SAME. MY HUSBAND AND I ARE FOREVER GRATEFUL FOR THE RESOURCES THAT WERE AVAILABLE TO ALLOW THE NICU STAFF TO CARE FOR OUR SON."
Ms. Elizabeth Le Mr. John M. Mercier & Northeast Delta Dental Ms. Valrie Lewis Mrs. Dianne M. Mercier Foundation, Inc. Rhys H. Llewellyn, III Dr. Holly Mintz Northeast Rehabilitation LogixHealth Dr. Muhammad F. Mirza Hospital Network Dr. Stephen R. Loosigian & Monarchs Care Foundation Northwest Elementary School Mrs. Kelly A. Loosigian Mr. & Mrs. Daniel M. Monfried nThrive Manchester OB/GYN Associates Eva M. Montembeault* Mr. William J. Pananos Manchester Oral Surgery Mrs. Sandra J. Monty Dr. Roshani Patel Marcam Associates Mr. Michael R. Morin People's United Bank Ms. Eva L. Martel Mrs. Claudette Morrison Dr. Alexander Petron & Ms. Ellen J. Mathews Ms. Kathleen Needle Dr. Marion George Mr. Richard D. Maxwell Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Nelson Pink Warriors McDowell & Morrissette, PA New Hampshire Oncology- Pinnacle Mortgage Corp. Ms. Stephanie McKee Hematology, PA Ms. Beverly Primeau MedData, Inc. New Hampshire Oral and The Provident Bank Mehan & Johnson Orthodontics Maxillofacial Surgery Radiation Oncology Associates, P.A. Ms. Dolores Mendozak Nixon Peabody L.L.P. Ms. Kelli M. Rafferty No Moore Cancer 5K
MARY & JOHN ELLIOT CHARITABLE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2019 02/03 Page 8 ANNUAL REPORT 2019 2019 marked the first anniversary of SolutionHealth. Together, as founding members, Elliot Health System and Southern New Hampshire Health are working to deliver innovative models of care and collaboration to improve the health and well-being of more than half a million residents of our region across more than 160 sites of care. In response to the healthcare challenges facing our community including shortages of primary care providers, and a fragmented system of care leaving families struggling to find what the services they need at a location convenient to them.
With a focus on better serving the community, we have achieved some significant milestones in our first year, including improved access to care in behavioral health, neonatal care, pediatric surgical care, inpatient adult care, trauma care, advanced endoscopy, cardiology, dermatology, orthopedic trauma care and aligning the Lab Services across the system under one leader.
SolutionHealth is committed to providing advanced clinical care specialties and programs, bringing expert clinical care to support patients who would otherwise be further challenged by having to travel outside our region or state for their care.
Mr. Richard L. Rawlings & Southern New Hampshire Dr. & Mrs. Douglas J. Weckstein Mrs. Marsha A. Rawlings Radiology Consultants, P.C. Dr. Susanna S. Wilkens RE/MAX Insight St. Mary's Bank Mr. Clyde Williams Mr. Paul C. Remus & Dr. Alan M. Stein Ms. Danielle Wilson Mrs. Ann G. Remus Ms. Theresa J. Steiner Ms. Joan S. Wood Mr. Charles Rolecek & Atty. & Mrs. James J. Tenn, Jr. Workplace Benefit Solutions Mrs. Karen Rolecek Mr. Christopher Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Zaharias Ms. Judith P. Ronshagen Transupport RSC Insurance Brokerage, Inc. Triangle Credit Union Ms. Marcy Rushford Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Turilli Dr. Robert Rzepka Tziros Endodontics, PLLC Mrs. Dorothy M. Schuler University of New England Dr. Joey Scollan & Vanguard Charitable Mr. Owen Scollan Viviana Leon Memorial Mr. Andrew B. Seward Foundation Siemens Industry, Inc. Wadleigh, Starr & Peters, P.L.L.C. Mr. Kenneth S. Solinsky & Mr. Mark Walsh & Mrs. Grace S. Solinsky Mrs. Renee Walsh Mr. Bruce Soper & Frank O. Warren, Jr., MD Mrs. Marilyn Soper Chapel Fund of the Dr. Elizabeth & New Hampshire Charitable Mr. Jason Soukup Foundation
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The 2019-2020 Pearl Manor Fund grants were awarded by the Pearl Manor Fund Committee in November. The Pearl Manor Fund supports projects and programs that address the critical and unmet needs of the elder community. Funds are distributed through grants for the specific purpose of providing assistance, comfort, care and treatment for the elder population to include, but not limited to, the needs surrounding medical care, safe housing, nutrition, independent living and transportation assistance.
The Pearl Manor Fund supports the efforts that benefit the elder residents of the Greater Manchester area. The area specifically includes the towns of Allenstown, Auburn, Bedford, Candia, Deerfield, Dunbarton, Goffstown, Hooksett, Manchester and New Boston. 19 non-profit organizations applied this year, the most of the Pearl Manor Fund’s history. 10 organizations received funding totaling $437,986. Grant recipients for 2019-2020 are Amoskeag Health, Easterseals NH, Elliot Regional Cancer Center, Families in Transition, Future In Sight, Granite United Way, NH Legal Assistance, St. Joseph’s Community Services, The Caregiver (Catholic Charities) and Waypoint. KINDNESS 2019-2020 Pearl Manor Fund Advisory Committee SOCIETY Richard Rawlings, Chair RECOGNIZING IN-KIND DONORS OF $1,000 OR MORE Ellie Cochran, Mary Gale Foundation Representative Anonymous Charles S. Goodwin Art 3 Gallery Selma Naccach-Hoff Bellman Jewelers Chris Thompson Bright Esthetics & Body Wellness Mike Turilli, Elliot Health System CFO Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Northern New England, Inc. Raymond Wieczorek Great NH Restaurants, Inc. Hoertdoerfer Dentistry, P.L.L.C. iHeart Media Markets Group Mr. Michael R. Morin New Hampshire Fisher Cats Passaconaway Country Club Petsmart Mr. & Mrs. Kurt Strandson Terzakis & Associates, LLC
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L E V E L I I I N E W B O R N I N T E N S I V E C A R E U N I T ( N I C U )
The Maternity Center is the only birthing center in the Greater Manchester area that features an on-site, Level III Newborn Intensive Care Unit (NICU) that enables us to keep families together should their newborns require a higher level of care. Our state- of-the-art facility houses 26-beds (isolettes), treating more than 400 critically ill and premature infants each year. Here, in a nurturing environment, our special patients receive the comprehensive personalized care that allows them to thrive.
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The Elliot Breast Health Center has what no other healthcare organization in the state of New Hampshire can offer. We are proud to have invested in the Hologic Affirm Prone Biopsy System and the Hologic Brevera Breast Biopsy system. These two pieces of technology work together to greatly improve the patient experience, reduce the time for the biopsy procedure, and give the experts what they need to offer fast and accurate results.
P E D I A T R I C E M E R G E N C Y D E P A R T M E N T
The only dedicated pediatric emergency department in Southern New Hampshire is at Elliot Hospital and is staffed by specialists in pediatric emergency medicine. Your child is cared for in a friendly environment that caters to the specific needs of children who face illness or injuries.
L U N G C A N C E R S C R E E N I N G P R O G R A M S A V I N G L I V E S Through Low Dose CT Lung Cancer Screening, Elliot is saving lives, identifying early signs of lung cancer. Without low dose CT lung screening, lung cancer is usually not found until a person develops symptoms, when the cancer is much harder to treat. However, yearly lung screening with a low-dose CT has proven to save lives by finding lung cancer early, allowing for planned treatment and positive outcomes.
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Vineyard Garden Party Guests came dressed to impressed for Kentucky Derby themed fun at the 2nd Annual Vineyard Garden Party at LaBelle Winery on May 3rd. Over $86,000 was raised for the Elliot Health System’s Newborn Intensive Care Unit, Pediatric Emergency Department, and the Elliot Regional Cancer Center’s Hope is Here Fund.
Elliot Golf Classic Golfers enjoyed what turned out to be a perfect day of golf after heavy rain in the early morning on June 6, 2019 at the 20th Annual Elliot Golf Classic. The event raised $186,000 in support of the Elliot Regional Cancer Center. Since its inception the Golf Classic event has raised over $1.6 million, a testament to the incredible generosity and commitment of our sponsors and supporters. Big Z Challenge Dr. Bryan Hoertdoerfer of Hoertdoerfer Dentistry hosted the 8th Annual Big Z Challenge event in February, featuring Boston Bruins Captain Zdeno Chara at the Elliot at River’s Edge. Local children, youth hockey players, and Bruins fans were treated to a priceless experience, playing games and posing for photos with the larger than life, 6 foot, 9 inch, “Big Z.” The event raised $27,500 in support of the new Elliot Regional Cancer Center.
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Over $450,000 Raised for the Elliot Regional Cancer Center at Fall Events! It has been a busy, inspiring, and fun Fall season with both the Elliot Health System “Vintage Circus” Gala and the first Walk for Hope taking place just 2 weeks apart!
Many guests dressed the part at our “Vintage Circus” themed gala, which took place on September 20th at the DoubleTree by Hilton in Manchester. Dinner, dancing, silent and live auction, and lots of fun circus themed surprises made way for a fun and festive evening.
Sunday, October 6 was a beautiful Fall morning as we welcomed over 300 walkers at the first Walk for Hope! Patients, employees, and families came together to honor survivors, remember loved ones lost to cancer, and make a difference in cancer care for the patients treated at the Elliot Regional Cancer Center.
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Mary & John Elliot Elliot Hospital SolutioNHealth Charitable Foundation Board of Trustees Board of Trustees Board of Trustees W. Gregory Baxter, M.D. Dianne Mercier Sidney Baines Loretta Brady, Ph.D. Praveen K. Suchdev, M.D. W. Gregory Baxter, M.D. Rev. John A Cerrato, Jr. Howard Brodsky David Bellman Susan Critz, M.S, R.N. Sherry Hausmann Cathy Champagne David Cuzzi John Hession, C.P.A. Louise Forseze Matthew Dayno, M.D. Lawrence M. Hoepp, M.D, Charles Goodwin Sherry Hausmann Hon. Clifford R. Kinghorn John Hession John Hession Stephen Loosigian, D.O. Keith Janca Paul Hoff, Ph.D. Martha E. O’Neill, Esq. Holly Mintz, M.D. James Hood, Esq. James Steiner Selma Naccach-Hoff Joseph Hyatt, M.D. Timothy C. Sullivan, Esq. Richard Rawlings Dottie Kelley Chuck Rolecek Linda Kornfeld, M.D. Kurt W. Strandson Stephen Loosigian, D.O. James J. Tenn, Jr., Esq. John Mercier Daniel Monfried Charles Rolecek Elizabeth Soukup, M.D. Philip Taub, Esq. James Tenn, Jr., Esq. Peter van der Meer, M.D.
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