Neighborhood Health Clinic

2016 Annual Report There is a saying, “You can always make more money but Board of you can’t make more time.” Accordingly, when one gives their time to a person or cause, it is a particularly precious gift because of time’s irretrievable and finite nature. By giving Directors their gift of time, the volunteers at the Neighborhood Health Clinic give something incredibly special to the Clinic and to our patients. Officers John P. Cardillo, Esq. The Clinic has been truly blessed over the years with the Chair generosity of others in terms of time, talent, and treasure. I was quite astonished when I realized just how much time our Paul O. Jones MD volunteers give. Chair Elect C. Michael Armstrong In fiscal year 2016, the Clinic’s volunteers donated the Treasurer equivalent of 2.5 years of their time. Awesome! Craig J. Eichler MD This invaluable gift of time is indicative of several things Secretary such as: Katherine G. Sachs  The time our physicians spend with patients is Member-At-Large determined by the needs of the patient, not by non- Nancy Lascheid, RN, BSN medical considerations such as administrative or Co-Founder financial matters;  The dedication of the volunteers who, without fail, come Directors to the Clinic and fill the roles that make the Clinic run Michael E. Autera smoothly as well as those volunteers who are always on Linda A. Bilodeau call to assist where needed; Thomas C. Brick DMD  Committee members who provide their time to lead and Barbara Ann Britten MD guide the Clinic, maintain the high medical standards, Adriana Buitrago and look to future needs and how those needs will be met; as well as those volunteers who help increase George W. Ferguson MD awareness and community support for the Clinic. Vincent Foglia Robert J. Meli MD While the patients may not know Robert W. Payne DDS the exact number of hours donated to their care, they fully appreciate that Catherine A. Perez the caring attention they receive is Janet H. Vasey given freely from the heart by our most David J. Wolff generous volunteers.

Chief Executive Officer Leslie Lascheid

Chief Development Officer Keith Maples

Medical Director Robert B. Tober MD John P. Cardillo Chair of the Board of Directors The past year at the Clinic has been positive, rewarding and very busy! In 2016, the Clinic can report that 90 cents of every dollar goes to patient services, reflecting the Board of Directors’ conscientious oversight and our volunteers’ dedication, giving their time and service to our patients. Charity Navigator recognized this stewardship by awarding the Clinic its “4 Star” rating, for the fifth consecutive year. Supporters and donors see these factors as very positive indicators of a well run agency, recognizing a high standard of accountability, sound financial health and transparency. The year also reflected a rapidly changing health care environment. The Clinic responded nimbly to changing circumstances. The Clinic’s coordination of care has changed due to increased complexity of our patient’s medical situations, necessitating specialty clinics and increased Clinic hours. Patients who present with a chronic illness, such as diabetes, may need the care of multiple physicians, frequent lab testing, medication, nutritional counseling, and education, all done within the Clinic. In order to provide the coordinated care that is a medical necessity, the expansion of dental services has been accelerated. Poor oral health creates its own set of complications. A diabetics’ inability to control blood sugar can cause infection of the gums and bones that hold the teeth in place. Oral infections preclude surgery until resolved. Infection can move to the brain. The changing medical landscape affects service providers who donate laboratory and diagnostic testing services to our patients. Physician retirements, national companies purchasing local providers and lack of capacity have long been considered “threats” to our patient care. Once again, the Board of Directors and those working on the clinic expansion recognize these possibilities and provide for the eventual need for in-house delivery of those services. The future does not always go according to our plans but because the Clinic leadership has planned well, the Clinic is prepared to turn today’s challenges into promises for tomorrow.

“Being there when someone is in need - that’s a good neighbor and the purpose of the Neighborhood Health Clinic.”

Leslie Lascheid Chief Executive Officer I am writing this letter on April 12, 2017, it is the 18th anniversary of the opening of the Neighborhood Health Clinic. In 1999, we started with three small exam rooms in a strip mall, and we saw eight patients. Our first patient was David. He was a dishwasher in a small nearby restaurant. His appearance was humble and downtrodden. A quick exam of his physical condition proved that his chronic illnesses were adding to the conditions we were seeing. Driving home after the first night, my husband and I discussed our concern regarding the scope of services that the eight patients we had cared for would need. Intimidating to say the least. Reflecting on the years that have passed I marvel at the manner in which the community has embraced the needs of our first eight patients and all the thousands that followed and are still being cared for at the Clinic. The development and expansion of the medical and dental care we provide is patient driven. We were surprised by the multiple medical conditions of the patients we had that first night, and we are still in awe of how hard our patients work while struggling with chronic diseases and illnesses. Our goal is to improve the health of our patients and therefore the quality of their lives. The physicians asked for the skills of dentists to enhance the scope of our care. In the initial stages, the community and donors alike heard the concerns and stepped forward. We would like to thank Collier’s Reserve Country Club, Mr. and Mrs. Wells Martin, Jr., the Naples United Church of Christ Congregation, and Mr. and Mrs. Terrence S. Stewart, Sr. for leading the charge. Therefore, we look forward to breaking ground on our property south of the existing building. David and our 10,000 other patients have had their lives blessed because so many people in Naples care.

Nancy Lascheid Co-Founder

Our Mission To deliver quality medical and dental care to low-income, working but uninsured Collier County adults, using a professional volunteer staff and funded by private philanthropy. Treasures are precious, of great value and meaningful to one’s heart. The definition of the Neighborhood Health Clinic. Every day at the Clinic, we have newly discovered treasures. Our patients, donors, volunteers and professional staff are the Clinic’s treasures. Over the past year, the Clinic continued to grow to fulfill the vision of our founders Dr. William P. Lascheid and Nancy Lascheid to deliver quality medical and dental care to uninsured, low-income, working adults between the ages of 19-64. The Clinic performed over 26,500 procedures during 2016. We work with amazing professional volunteers to deliver the highest quality medical and dental care. Our donors support the Clinic financially allowing us to bring in state of the art equipment and services for our patients. Thousands of volunteer hours make the dream a true reality. Every day, I am lucky enough to walk into our treasure chest, the Neighborhood Health Clinic. Thank you for being one of our treasures we so value here at the Clinic. We couldn’t do it without you!

Keith Maples Chief Development Officer

Our Vision We are committed to deliver services in a caring, supportive environment that respects the dignity of each patient. We have all been raised with the idea that angels are present. I always thought angels Our Patients Share were a nice and cozy, sort of happy concept but I slowly dismissed the notion since I never saw any of them flying around. I have always said Their Stories that if indeed there are angels, maybe they take the form of a loving pet or creature that brings out our kindness, our smiles and our humanity. But now, having worked at the Neighborhood Health Clinic since it began, I have adopted a broader understanding of the angels around and Karen amongst us! (picture framer) One only has to look as far as our volunteers, “I read a newspaper including our nurses and physicians to understand article about the good that angels take many, many forms and most never work this Clinic does. I sprout wings, at least in this dimension. And, found a lump and was sometimes, I think the angels are those people scared. This place has that bring out the best in each and every one of saved my life. They are us. I know that the Neighborhood Health Clinic so kind and caring and certainly leads me in a very positive, emotional they have sent me to all and spiritual direction. the right people and right Sometimes I think the angels are those sweet places. I know I’m going and loving patients expressing such gratitude that to be okay because of we care for them. They too, instill a glow and them.” warmth that no set of burning logs could match. All in all, our Neighborhood Health Clinic is mission-centric for a very large and diverse Christopher set of angels encompassing many different talents and walks of life. Take a close look at our (boat cleaner) community of angels helping angels and trying “A doctor in the to make the world a better place to live. It could emergency room, where be a doctor or dentist explaining something to I had gone because I got another healthcare provider or easing the pain acid in my eye, told me and anxiety of another person. It could be a about this place. I learned translator dutifully standing by to help with better that it was a miracle for communication or a volunteer shuffling papers, me. It’s the best care in making appointments and refilling medications the world, and they take for our patients. It could be a nurse easing the really good care of me worry of a patient or an office volunteer tirelessly and I feel I’m part of the assembling the many pieces of this wonderful family here. They really organization. listen and really talk to Whatever form our angels take, make no me. That’s special.” mistake, they are everywhere! Thelma (cleaning lady) “I feel very happy when I come here, it’s a great opportunity to belong to this wonderful Clinic Robert B. Tober MD family. From my heart, Medical Director when I’m here I feel like I’m surrounded by caring people.” Why Do You Volunteer?

When asked, our volunteers have responded…

“Emotionally it feels good, at the end of the night I feel great, I’ve helped somebody.” “Once you come here and volunteer even just one evening you’re hooked.” “We have a huge impact on what happens to these people the rest of their lives.” “To see the smiles on their faces and to know that they’re more comfortable, the hugs and the tears sometimes that I see, they warm my heart and make me eager to come back for the next visit to help.” “It’s my way to give back.” “You know, life is hard enough to face on this planet if you’re healthy. Imagine not being healthy and also being poor.”

Future Physicians The Clinic initiated a special volunteer program in 2016 directed at college students focusing on a career in medicine. Potential volunteers went through an application and selection process, which turned out to be quite competitive. The two selected student volunteers had the opportunity to develop clinical knowledge rotating through three key roles: medical scribing, medical history evaluation, and the laboratory. Jennifer Trebilcock (University of South Carolina) and Arnold Morales Loyola (FGCU) set a very high bar for future participants, as they volunteered 20 hours a week in June, July, and August. Arnold continues to volunteer weekly. During winter break, Jennifer returned to volunteer. Both medical volunteers and staff found it a positive experience. Arnold shared, “This was an opportunity any pre-med student would be lucky to have.” Jennifer pronounced the summer a “life-changing experience.” We wish these outstanding young people the very best in the future and our thanks for being a part of the Clinic family.

Please consider how you would like to become more involved in the Clinic by volunteering, either by providing support at the Clinic or helping us reach out to our community encouraging broader awareness. For more information, contact the Clinic and speak with our volunteer coordinator, Laurie Andrea (239) 316-7417. Our Loyal Volunteers We salute our volunteers who have selflessly dedicated their time and energy year after year to care for our patients and support the Clinic. Thank you!

15 + Years Kathy Camisa RN Sharon Carisch RN Bob Olson Rita Biafore RN John W. Cox MD Nancy Crafton RN Lin Patterson* Douglas L. Boynton MD Edwin J. Cunningham MD Isabel Cutler Bill Perez John P. Cardillo, Esq. C. Kirk DeMartino MD Grace J. Dai DDS Catherine Perez Peg Connors Elin Derickson RN Jean D’Amore RN Sheila Petras RN William D. Cribbs DO John R. Diaz MD Julieta de Palacios Bradley T. Piotrowski DDS George W. Ferguson MD Craig J. Eichler MD Pat Doverspike Clinton J. Potter MD Perry A. Gotsis MD Asia Elsbree Jolene Dunbar Paula Powers Robert E. Hanson MD Newell Falkinburg MD Carmine P. Errico MD Mary Propper Carol Hartman RN Sandy Fennessy Louise Friedlander Keith Riley DMD Jesse H. Haven MD Molly Godley Richard J. Garcia DMD Marianne Roettger RN Patty Jensen Cate Goodin RN Jim Greer James D. Rogge MD Susan Jones RN Dave Hindman Mike Hanson Scott A. Ross MD Paul O. Jones MD Dottie Huddleston Michelle Hanson Marisol Ruiz E. Sean Kelley MD Sandy Landers RN DeeDee Harris Cris Ryker Albert L. Kerns MD Joan Leader Pat Head Russell P. Seneca MD Richard M. Kravis MD Donna McClymont Susan L. Hetman MD Joseph G. Spano MD Nancy Lascheid RN Caren F. Mikesh MD Dick Hilton Donald Stitt Laura S. Lenholt MD Robert W. Payne DDS Craig Jones RN Neil S. Stringer DMD Cate Madigan LaVerne Perrollaz David Keefer RN Lucinda Swingley RN Carol Meehan RN Jo Ann Robinson Carmen Koenig Sydney Tateo ARNP Rasik L. Mehta MD* Kitty Sachs Hermes O. Koop MD Elisabeth M. Post-Teller MD Lynne Nordhoff Joseph A. Stafford MD Geri Krout Jennie Tracey Edward A. Palank MD Anne Teders Jenneine Lambert RN Jane Trout Sandra Peterson Nancy Thompson Gary A. Lawson-Boucher MD Jane Vannata RN Kathy Rapp RN Ashley L. Tunkle MD Douglas S. Lee MD Janet Vasey Philip T. Regala MD Elaine Varoski Dennis R. Lucas DMD Robert D. Wagar MD Sheila R. Sawyer MD Sherwyn J. Wayne MD Gerardo J. Lugo MD Robin Wagar RN Rosemary Seheult* Yvette Weir Alexia S. Marciano MD Jennifer Walker Joseph F. Sullivan MD Claude Weir Richard Matties Barbara Wallace RN Robert B. Tober MD Bonnie Yarrington Carol McDermott AP Kathy Walsh John P. van Dongen DO Leslie Zell Faye McGee RN Norma Westall RN Stephen J. Vitale MD Robert J. Meli MD Sandy Wheeler RN Allen S. Weiss MD 5 + Years Maria Merrill Charlotte Wittekind RN Thomas E. Albert MD James J. Meyer MD Marge Young RN 10 + Years Jeffrey S. Allen MD Jane Moerschel Cheryl Young Pam Becker C. Michael Armstrong Garry Moore Sue Blum Barbara Ann Britten MD Jeannie Moran DDS Thomas C. Brick DMD Monica Cameron Annette Mullaney Brian T. Cannon MD Mimi O’Connell

The Guild The Guild for the Neighborhood Health Clinic is a group of energetic and dedicated women who broaden awareness for the Clinic and fund Clinic needs. Through the Guild’s fundraising efforts, the Clinic is able to purchase needed surgical equipment. This surgical equipment, in addition to the funds raised, help the Clinic deliver quality medical and dental care to each patient. Volunteers Make The Difference We applaud the generous support we receive from our volunteers, especially those who served 100 or more hours in the year ending December 31, 2016.

1,000 + Hours 200 + Hours Linda Brodeur Sylvia Krey Laurie Heaver Elvis Barrera Sharon Carisch RN Joan Leader Nancy Lascheid RN Mary Benzing RN Thomas F. Claffey MD Joni Mazurka Sandy Fennessy Isabel Cutler Rasik L. Mehta MD* 500 + Hours Stephen W. Foss Lorri Donovan RN Maria Merrill John P. Cardillo, Esq. Roberta Greenspan Jolene Dunbar Molly Moon George W. Ferguson MD Carol Meehan RN Asia Elsbree Annette Mullaney Susan Jones RN Bob Olson Carmine P. Errico MD Mimi O’Connell Sandra Peterson June Rose Newell Falkinburg MD Sheila Petras RN Kitty Sachs Kay Schaus Brie Garnett Clinton J. Potter MD Jennifer Trebilcock Kate Pfister Tracy Ramsay RN 300 + Hours Robert D. Wagar MD Jack Gorgone RN Cris Ryker Pat Doverspike Robin Wagar RN Perry A. Gotsis MD Sharon Siciliano RN Arnold Morales Loyola David Wolff Suzanne Greenberg Chris Smith RN Bonnie Pinto Pat Head Joseph F. Sullivan MD Donald Stitt 100 + Hours Dick Hilton Barry Tulin Robert B. Tober MD Lisa Angell Jake Jacobsen Janet Vasey Sally Barker Patty Jensen Clare F. Ventre-Carragan MD Sue Blum Craig Jones RN Cheryl Young Audrey Boucher Peter Karl Laurie Andrea, Volunteer Coordinator Every one of our volunteers are vital to the mission of the Clinic. We are pleased to announce that Laurie Andrea has joined the Clinic as Volunteer Coordinator to assist with our volunteer program. Laurie comes to the Clinic with over 20 years of experience as a Healthcare Business professional with a commitment to the field serving on local and state boards, including her current position with the Health Planning Council of Southwest Florida. After raising her family, joining the Clinic reconnects Laurie with the healthcare community. “Healthcare is a calling” stated Laurie. She believes being a part of the team at the Clinic offers a bigger purpose than serving in the business side of healthcare. The Clinic team is working towards impacting lives and improving the health of others in our community. Laurie has the chance to “give back” through her efforts as coordinator and recruiter. With her generous spirit and deep commitment to our community, we are honored to have Laurie join us. As stated best by retired physician Dr. Richard Cavallaro “Her value system will be in perfect sync with the Clinic’s mission.” Welcome Laurie!

Next Generation Our Next Generation group reaches out to influential young professionals (ages 30-50) involved in philanthropic activities, who seek meaningful and interesting opportunities to volunteer and increase support for the Clinic. 2016 Sponsors Gourmet Vintner Dinner Allstate Insurance - East & Greenwell Agency Sunshine yellow and azure blue colored the ballroom of The AmeriCare Home Health Services, Inc. Ritz- Carlton, Naples as guests spent a beautiful evening in support Arthrex, Inc. of the Neighborhood Health Clinic. Support was the spirit of John and Linda Cardillo the night, leading to a record $1,000,000 to aid the Clinic’s mission Concierge Medical Services, PL to deliver quality healthcare to the uninsured working poor of Corporate Dimensions, Inc. Lu Drackett Collier County. é Bella, Inc. Jon Finstrom A video featuring physician volunteers, “Healing Hands” Fisher Broyles, LLP provided moving insights into what motivates their services at Pat and Vince Foglia the Clinic. As many volunteers say, “I get more from volunteering Stacy Forman than I could ever give.” Judith and Sam Friedland Roberta Greenspan and Dr. Paul Jones was this year’s recipient of the Dr. William Michael Friedlander Gulfshore Insurance P. Lascheid Founder’s Award, which recognizes an individual Maria and Leif Haraldsen who exemplifies Dr. Lascheid’s gifts of vision, leadership and Insurance Source of Naples, Inc. compassion. Key Private Bank Market Crank, Inc. The stalwart support of presenting sponsors Pat and Vince The Medical Practices of Foglia is so greatly appreciated. Their patronage assured an Lenholt and Schlossberg Moorings Park evening filled with fun and giving. Ellis and Robert Naegele Naples Daily News Once again, Susan Jones and her committee outdid themselves Olde Naples Self Storage - with the festivities and philanthropy. How do Susan and friends Henry Halle III plan to outdo 2017’s triumph? Rest assured---they have big plans Physicians Regional Healthcare System for 2018. Gail and Robert B. Tober MD UBS Financial - The Stephens Group Many thanks to all the attendees, sponsors and donors. We The Williams will see you next year! Consulting Group, LLC The Woodruff Institute VITAS Hospice Services, LLC Did you Memorials & Honorariums We gratefully acknowledge those who have been Know? honored by gifts to the Clinic. To operate the Clinic it costs: Mike Abbott* Frank Magrone* Jolly & Buzz Arpin Keith Maples $6,300 for 1 day Berry Auerbach* Gerald Marrinan* Rev. John V. Beams* Tom Martinovich* $44,230 for 1 week Rebecca Bingham LeRoy Mattingly* Michael Blake* Speed McClay* $191,700 for 1 month Ronald Breeden* Rasik L. Mehta MD* Andrew Brennan* Chris and Jennifer Meissner $2,300,000 for 1 year JR Brewster* Maria Merrill Barbara Ann Britten MD Dr. Mark Moots* The Clinic is now open Barbara Camp* Bob Morantz* every day excluding Marie Coleman Jim Mudd* Sissel Cooper Bos Robert Myers* Sunday for patient Christophil Costas* Carol Oberg* services. John Crimmel* Anna Belle O’Brien* Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cristal Tom Overman* The first day the Clinic Edwin J. Cunningham MD Bea Parent opened in 1999, we saw 8 Dominic D’Agostino Aurora Pascale* patients, now in 2017 we Count Darling Lin Patterson* Joe* and Martha* Davis Robert Payne* see over 200 patients a David Dawson* Gunilla Pendelton week. Elin Derickson Frank Perrotta* Martin Duncan* Henry Prange* The Clinic has received Harry Dunn* John Purdy* a Four Star Charity Dick Eflin* Bill Roettger* Doris Engle* Heather Rorer Navigator rating for 5 Grace & Ken Evenstad Sally Rorer years in a row. Paul Ferbert Ron Roth George W. Ferguson MD Kitty Sachs For every $1 donated, the Fiore Finelli* Buddy Samuels* Clinic is able to leverage Steve Foss Laura Scott it into $7 of services Dinny Genung* Rosemary Seheult* Carol Georgieff James Seitz* provided for our patients. John Gilman* David Senft* Patricia Glaeser* Betty Settle If it were not for our Ann* and Gordon* Glorch Lola Sheline* donors and professional Mary Gould* Joseph A. Stafford MD volunteers, the average Sue and Jay Hackett Claire Stocking Margaret H. Haegg* Judy Sullivan* retail cost would be: Lynne Henderlong David and Judy Teetor Vicki Hensley* Paula Tews $733 for one patient’s Janet Himmelrich* Peter Thomas medication Jim Hodge* Gail and Robert B. Tober MD John Isaacson* Jennifer Trebilcock $1,000 for one patient’s Paul O. Jones MD George P. Wagner, Jr.* care for a month Frank Kreske* Charles Ward Bill Lapham* Ken Wilborn* $100,000 for one Fred Lascheid Jack Williams* Hepatitis C patient Leslie Lascheid Irving Wolinsky* Dr. William P. Lascheid* George Zurlo* annually Penny Lauer Richard Legro* *Denotes Deceased Michael Levy In Kind Gifts Many thanks to the outpouring of in kind gifts and support so generously given to the Clinic in 2016.

Adera Naples Diagnostic Imaging Centers AmeriCares Naples Pathology Associates, PA Mr. and Mrs. R. Bruce Anderson Naples Power Plate Mr. James E. Black Naples Premier Professional Organizer Boston Red Sox NCH Healthcare System, Inc. Mr. Thomas Britten and nColor Salon Irving Dr. Barbara Ann Britten Mr. and Mrs. Pedro Nolasco (painter) Cibao Olde Naples Self Storage - Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cooper Henry Halle III “I always thought when I was Direct Relief Robert and Kathryn Olson sick that I just went to a doctor Ms. Sandy Dollar Bob and Cheryl Payne to get fixed. The Clinic has DSI Laboratories Physicians Regional Healthcare System educated me to be part of é Bella, Inc. Polymedco, Inc. their team for taking care of Stephen W. Foss and Leslie Lascheid Mrs. Doris Reynolds myself. Until I came here I did not understand that I had heart Mr. Robert Freccero Roetzel disease and I did not know what Mrs. Barbara L. Goodof Saks Fifth Avenue the word “chronic” meant. They J. McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Jay Schiller take good care of me and have KS Motors, LLC Mr. Mitch Sentovich taught me what to do. Now that Dr. and Mrs. Peter Lascheid Stericycle I have that knowledge I have LeeSar, Inc. Sunbelt USA, Inc. quality in my life. They’ve saved Mrs. Nancy W. Lund Swan River Seafood my life a couple of times.” Market Crank, Inc. Truluck’s Leslie G. Merritt WAVV Radio Mr. Valet Parking Joseph Wendt Custom Clothier Naples Daily News Mr. and Mrs. William Windatt Meal Donations We are very thankful to those restaurants and volunteers who donated meals for our wonderful volunteers in 2016.

Arby’s Mr. Big Fish Baci Pizza Napoli on the Bay Bistro 821 Mimi O’Connell Brio Tuscan Grille Olive Garden Thomas Cafe Luna Shirley Paulk Cibao JP Perkins (handy man) Culver’s Ridgway Bar & Grill “Learning about this Clinic has DeRomo’s Gourmet Market and Mary Ellen Ryan been a God sent for me. I was Restaurant Cris Ryker referred here by a friend who is a The Guild Saint Matthew’s House, Inc. nurse. I’m 62 years old now and I Floss Hall Sweet Tomatoes know I’ll be leaving here in a few Laurie Heaver Under The Shady Palm Pub years. I’m really going to miss Nancy Lascheid RN the care, smiles and kind people. Jennifer Walker I like the idea that doctors and Leadership Collier Wilderness Country Club Volunteers McDonalds nurses volunteer here because Wynn’s Market and Catering they care about people like me.” Mel’s Diner You’ve Got It Coming Catering Moorings Park Women In Kind Patient Care Providers Our patients express profound gratitude to the dedicated and caring providers who deliver much needed, extensive and comprehensive medical care. These extraordinary leaders make available a wide range of radiology, surgery, laboratory, and specialized medical and dental services to our patients who would otherwise be untreated. Thank you!

21st Century Oncology, LLC William P. Campbell DMD The Endoscopy Center of Gulfshore Endoscopy Center Jenny W. Adams DPM Peter A. Campione MD Naples Gulfshore Oral Surgery, PA Anurag Agarwal MD Jose M. Campoamor MD Carmine P. Errico MD Marc J. Guttman DO Thomas E. Albert MD Brian T. Cannon MD Especially for Women Robert R. Haglund DMD* John F. Alburger MD Caroline J. Cederquist MD F & S Radiology Radisphere Hanger Clinic Jeffrey S. Allen MD Susan M. Cera MD Newell R. Falkinburg MD James B. Hansen DDS Jeffrey A. Alper MD Santiago H. Chahwan MD George W. Ferguson MD Robert E. Hanson MD American Anesthesiology Amy S. Chappell MD Florida Cancer Specialists, PL Michael C. Hanus MD AmeriPath, Inc. Joanna K. Chon MD Florida Gulf-to-Bay Jesse H. Haven MD Anesthesiology Samanta Andisco DDS Thomas F. Claffey MD Associates, PA Cheryl Heidelberger MD Anesthesia Associates of Collier Anesthesia, PA Steven J. Fontana MD Jeffrey A. Heitman MD Naples Collier Otolaryngology Head May L. Foo MD Douglas D. Heldreth MD John H. Armstrong MD and Neck Surgery, PA Christine S. Forszpaniak MD Karen M. Henrichsen DO Robert R. Atkins MD Gary P. Colon MD Jan Forszpaniak MD Susan L. Hetman MD William G. Aughton DDS John A. Contino DMD Peter R. Foster MD Eric J. Hochman MD Arturo E. Balandra MD John W. Cox MD Jennifer P. Frost DC Jeffrey W. Holzinger DDS Robert Barden MD William D. Cribbs DO Adam Fueredi MD Wendy S. Humphrey MD Thomas L. Bass MD Chaundre K. Cross MD Galleria Dentistry, LC Keith P. Hussey MD Maria F. Bendeck DO Christy D. Cugini MD Richard J. Garcia DMD Long Huynh DMD Paul A. Benzing OD Edwin J. Cunningham MD Gastroenterology Group of Mai Huynh-Le DMD Aldo R. Beretta MD Grace J. Dai DDS Naples Inpatient Medical Services, Inc. Stuart M. Bergman MD Jeremy W. Davey DMD Gastroenterology Specialists Scott F. Johnson DMD Richard G. Bilodeau MD David Lawrence Center Joseph Gauta MD Paul O. Jones MD Steven A. Boe DMD Timothy S. Davis DDS Mark B. Gerber MD JS Anesthesia Patricia E. Botero DMD Richard J. de Asla MD Thomas A. Ghuman MD Max L. Kamerman MD Douglas L. Boynton MD Alberto De La Rivaherrera MD Mark A. Godecki MD Patrick M. Kane MD Robert Bracho DDS Decibels Audiology and Gary Godley DDS E. Sean Kelley MD Hearing Aid Center Thomas C. Brick DMD Perry A. Gotsis MD Kriston J. Kent MD Scott Delboccio DMD Barbara Ann Britten MD David Greene MD Albert L. Kerns MD C. Kirk DeMartino MD JB Brockman MD Edward C. Grendys MD Shawn J. Khan MD Nathan C. Dewsnup DMD Elizabeth Brothers MD Joel S. Grossman MD John C. Klemes DDS Diatherix Laboratories Mark A. Brown MD Gulfcoast Cardiothoracic and Lisa M. Klemes DMD John R. Diaz MD James J. Buonavolanta MD Vascular Surgeons Robert A. Knuppel MD George V. Dumouchel DDS Manuel Bustamante MD Gulfshore Anesthesia Hermes O. Koop MD Craig J. Eichler MD Services, LLC

In-House Specialty Clinics Acupuncture • Cardiology • Colon Cancer Study Counseling • Dental • Dermatology Endocrinology • Gastroenterology • General Surgery • Gynecology • Hematology • Hepatology Infectious Disease • Laboratory • Lipids • Nephrology Neurological Surgeon • Neurology • Orthopedic Otolaryngology (ENT) • Pain Management Podiatry • Rheumatology • Urology Every effort has been made to accurately list each donor. We sincerely apologize for any mistakes or omissions and ask to be advised of these errors.

Catherine N. Kowal MD James J. Meyer MD Raymond W. Phillips MD Brett E. Stanaland MD Richard M. Kravis MD Caren F. Mikesh MD Physicians Day Surgery Center Stand Up MRI LabCorp Sein Moe DDS Physicians Regional Robert A. Statfeld MD Kevin K. Lam DPM Montgomery Eye Center, Inc. Medical Center Katharine L. Stringer DMD David J. Lamon MD Jeannie H. Moran DDS Bradley T. Piotrowski DDS Neil S. Stringer DDS Stephen J. Laquis MD Daniel J. Morris MD PLAN Joseph F. Sullivan MD William Laskowski MD Bruce M. Nakfoor MD Kenneth W. Plunkitt MD James V. Talano MD Gary A. Lawson-Boucher MD Naples Day Surgery Elisabeth M. Post-Teller MD Robert B. Tober MD Megan Lawton DPM Naples Diagnostic Imaging Clinton J. Potter MD Silvio C. Travalia MD Gary A. Layton DDS Center Premier Endoscopy Laurie A. Troup DO Center, LLC Gregory E. Leach MD Naples Heart Rhythm Ashley L. Tunkle MD Specialists, PA Luigi G. Querusio MD Douglas S. Lee Samuel Tunkle MD Naples Interventional Cardia Evelyn Ramirez-Lee DMD Lee Memorial Hospital Rafael A. Urbina MD Electrophysiology, LLC Sajan Rao MD Lee Physican Group Maria T. Valdes MD Naples Medical Center, PA Eric H. Reed DDS Lehigh FMA Hospitalists John P. van Dongen MD Naples Pathology Philip T. Regala MD Donald H. Lemire DDS Associates, PA The Vascular Group of Naples Patrick M. Reidy MD Mark A. Liberman MD Naples Surgical Associates, PA Joseph Vento MD Stephanie A. Riley PT David H. Lindner DO Naples Vascular Specialists Clare F. Ventre-Carragan MD V. Keith Riley DDS Andrew J. Lipman MD NCH Healthcare System, Inc. Anthony M. Vernava MD David C. Ritter MD Dennis R. Lucas DMD NCH Heart Institute Stephen J. Vitale MD Rolando R. Rivera MD Gerardo J. Lugo MD NCH Physician Group Robert D. Wagar MD Jay K. Roberts MD Steven W. Luke MD NeoGenomics Laboratories Brian K. Walker MD R. Douglas Rogers DDS Thomas M. Magardino MD Neurology Specialists Brian R. Wallace DO Arthur J. Rooney, III DMD William A. Mandour MD Steven B. Newman MD Joel F. Waltzer MD Scott A. Ross MD Alexia S. Marciano MD Martin F. Nicolau MD Jay Wang MD Bruce G. Roy MD Phillip W. Marciano MD Nuclear Medicine of Justin D. Warner MD Sheila R. Sawyer MD Michael A. Marks MD Naples, LLC Sherwyn J. Wayne MD James M. Scanlon MD Jeffrey J. McCartney MD David J. O’Sullivan DMD Allen S. Weiss MD Douglas A. Schmid MD Christopher A. McCash DMD David K. Ornstein MD Christopher L. Wey MD Hermann J. Schulze DDS Carol McDermott AP Christopher S.Page DMD David R. Wilkinson MD Russell P. Seneca MD Wallace W. McLean MD Stephen B. Page DMD Kendall L. Wise MD Michael S. Shahla MD Leon P. Mead MD Edward A. Palank MD Women’s Healthcare Dinesh Sharma MD Steven A. Meckstroth MD Paradise Coast Hearing Physicians, PA Care, Inc. Eliot G. Sherr DPM Medical Anesthesia and Pain Monica O. Woodward MD Management Thomas E. Parent MD Southwest Florida Emergency James J. Worden MD Physicians Rasik L. Mehta MD* Robert D. Pascotto MD Andrew Yin MD Joseph G. Spano MD Robert J. Meli MD Robert W. Payne DDS Young J. Yu MD Specialists in Urology, PA Jesus Mendiolaza MD Josephine Perez-Franco DMD Robert J. Zehr MD Gary K. Sporn MD Carlos Mendoza MD Michael J. Petrocelli DPM Tracye L. Zlobl MD Mitchell Petusevsky MD Joseph A. Stafford MD

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Breast Health Diabetes Management Healthy Lifestyles Quit Smoking Now! Dental Services – More Needed Than Ever Before

It was not very long ago when the Annual Report stated “Dental Services- Needed and Expanding.” In the intervening years, it must be said, “Dental Services- More Needed Than Ever Before.” The dental program still treats existing patients who are in pain or whose poor oral health is causing or exacerbating a medical condition. Increasing numbers of patients come to the Clinic with multiple and complex conditions. Too often, recovery and treatment of a patient’s medical condition comes to a standstill because of poor oral health. The need for dental care has outgrown our capacity.

Clinic leadership has made additional dental facilities the highest priority. Plans are underway to build an addition to the Clinic, which will include three dental suites. This will allow our 40+ volunteer dentists to provide a greater volume of services than our single dental suite can manage.

It is also an opportunity for dentists who have not yet volunteered to provide services in a new, state of the art facility. The increasing caseload will be challenging. As a volunteer, you will also save lives.

Look forward to next year’s report “Clinic Dental Services - Better than Ever.” Community Spotlight

Remember when the tooth fairy left you a quarter for that tooth under your pillow?

The Collier’s Reserve Tooth Fairy really upped the ante when Collier’s Reserve Country Club (Collier’s Reserve) raised more than $128,000 to help fund a dental operatory on the expanding Clinic campus. Chaired by Dr. Elisabeth Post-Teller, Clinic volunteer and resident of Collier’s Reserve, the event was organized by the Community Services Committee, part of the community’s Women’s Club. The event also included “Art with a Heart”, an auction of original works by Collier’s Reserve residents. Twilight Yoga was organized to raise awareness about the Clinic and the expanding dental program.

“The outpouring of support highlights the fact that when the community understands the role poor dental health plays in chronic illness, including heart disease and diabetes, they enthusiastically support our efforts to expand our dental services as has Collier’s Reserve,” explains Chief Development Officer Keith Maples.

We thank all those involved in this great event for their time, effort and support! Financial Reports Statement of activities for the year ended September 30, 2016

In 2016, the Clinic can report that 90 cents of every dollar goes to patient services, reflecting the Board of Directors’ conscientious oversight and our volunteers’ dedication, 90% giving their time and service to our patients.

$8,005,737 TOTAL INCOME

TOTAL EXPENSES $6,089,311

Income Distribution Expense Distribution

Contributions Investment Return Management 19% 22% and General Program 5% Services Special 8% 90% 5% Events 1% Fundraising 50% Contributed Patient Services and Contributions Supplies

Facts & Figures Fiscal Year (ended September 30, 2016) Total Number of Patient Visits 9,906 Total Number of Procedures 26,951 Dollar Value of Procedures $6,574,467 Total Number of Prescriptions Filled 19,839 Dollar Value of Prescriptions Filled $4,273,589 Volunteer Hours 22,206 Dollar Value of Volunteer Hours $1,367,811 Hope and Healing for Those in Need

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Neighborhood health clinic, Inc. is a tax-exempt charitable organization as described in section 501(c)(3) of the internal revenue code; our ein # is 59-3546884. A copy of our official registration (CH-9507) and financial information may be obtained from the Florida Division of Consumer Services by calling toll-free 1-800- 435-7352 within the state or at www.800helpfla.com. Registration does not imply endorsement, approval or recommendation by the State. 100% of all contributions received are retained by the neighborhood health clinic to deliver quality medical and dental care to low-income, working but uninsured adults.