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Community can be defined in many different ways— by the boundaries of its streets; the culture of its citizens; or the rhythm of its daily life. NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital defines community—not by street signs, age, or socioeconomic status—but rather by medical need, a potential to improve quality of life, or an opportunity to provide a safer environment.

When our physicians, nurses and health professionals took a pledge to provide care, their commitment and desire to help was not defined by geography, but by human need. From apartments in local neighborhoods to orphanages in the Far East, NewYork-Presbyterian’s 2004-2005 Annual Report takes us into our communities to provide insight into outreach efforts that are changing lives every day. Leadership Report

2 Left: The new Emergency Department facility of NewYork- Presbyterian Hospital/The Allen Pavilion serves as the backdrop for the Hospital’s leadership (from left) Vice Chairmen Jerry I. Speyer and Frank A. Bennack Jr., Chairman John J. Mack, President and CEO Dr. Herbert Pardes, and Vice Chairmen Charlotte M. Ford and Peter A. Georgescu.

hen U.S.News & World Report announced the results of Patients First Wits 2005 “America’s Best Hospitals” Survey, NewYork- The patient is at the core of our mission, and to help ensure Presbyterian Hospital—for the fifth consecutive year—was the that we meet our standards of excellence for care, we have only hospital in the tri-state area to be included on the exclu- named several individuals to key positions. Steven J. Corwin, sive national “Honor Roll.” This distinction is particularly M.D., who for the past seven years served as Senior Vice Presi- rewarding in that, over the past several years, the Hospital has dent and Chief Medical Officer of the Hospital, was named consistently elevated its position among the country’s best— Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer. Laura moving from 11 in 2003, to 9 in 2004, and coming in as the Forese, M.D., M.P.H., was named Chief Medical Officer, man- seventh top hospital in the nation in 2005. The results of this aging the Hospital’s service lines and physician programs. Mary survey—recognized as one of the nation’s leading reports on Reich Cooper, M.D., J.D., was named Chief Quality Officer hospitals—are clearly an indication of our achievements. and oversees all clinical quality and patient safety activities. Wilhelmina Manzano, M.A., R.N., appointed Senior Vice Reaffirming Our Vision President and Chief Nursing Officer, leads a department with As we take steps to be recognized as one of the nation’s lead- turnover and vacancy rates in nursing well below the national ing academic medical centers, providing outstanding care to average. She is joined by Suzanne Boyle, R.N., D.N.Sc., and patients and their families remains our chief priority. As such, Georgia Persky, R.N., M.B.A, who were named Vice President we are strengthening our commitment to recruit and retain the of Patient Care Services at New York-Presbyterian/Weill finest health-care practitioners; to move forward in medical Cornell and NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia, respectively. innovations and the application of technology; to accommo- Emilio Carrillo, M.D., has assumed the new position of Vice date growing programs through facilities expansion and reno- President of Community Health Development. vation; and to advance science and medical education by working closely with our affiliated medical schools, Columbia Ensuring Clinical Excellence University College of Physicians and Surgeons and Weill We have recently welcomed several national physician leaders Medical College of Cornell University. who will pursue clinical excellence and advance programs for In 2004, NewYork-Presbyterian realized a $19.1 million patients. They include Fabrizio Michelassi, M.D., an interna- gain from operations through growth in volume, improved tionally recognized expert in gastrointestinal and efficiencies, strategic sourcing to reduce vendor costs, and inflammatory bowel disease, who was named Surgeon-in- better collection of revenues. The health-care industry’s financial Chief at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell, and Jeffrey challenge persists as government payment rate increases do not Lieberman, M.D., a world-renowned leader in schizophrenia keep up with the growth in costs associated with the newest research, who was named Chief of Psychiatry and Director of technology and the recruitment of qualified staff in areas where the New York State Psychiatric Institute. we face nationwide shortages. NewYork-Presbyterian continues At NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia, our interventional to seek out efficiencies in our operation so that we have the cardiology program welcomed Jeffrey Moses, M.D., Martin resources to provide the highest quality of care. Leon, M.D., and Gregg Stone, M.D., prominent interventional

3 NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital kicks off 2005 with a salute to staff members recognized by grateful patients. Here, Dr. Steven J. Corwin, Executive Vice President and COO (left), and Dr. Herbert Pardes, President and CEO (right), join in honoring Philip Panzenbeck, R.N., Naomi Hawkins, R.N., and Atef Elwakil, Accommodations Manager.

cardiologists who are establishing a world-class center for inter- Quest for Quality Prize by the American Hospital Association. ventional vascular therapies. Riccardo Dalla-Favera, M.D., the The prestigious award, which recognizes leadership and inno- Percy and Joanne Uris Professor of and Director of the vation in quality, safety, and commitment to patient care, Institute for Cancer Genetics at Columbia University College of reflects the outstanding efforts of all of our staff to foster the Physicians and Surgeons, was named Director of the Herbert best possible care for our patients. Irving Comprehensive Cancer Center. Dr. Dalla-Favera seeks to The Hospital also achieved an impressive presence in develop the Cancer Center’s efforts in the areas of medical New York Magazine’s 2005 “Best Doctors” issue with 272 oncology, surgical oncology and cancer biology. physicians included—more than any other hospital. An addi- Thomas Herzog, M.D., has been named Director of Gyneco- tional 113 physicians from the NewYork-Presbyterian Health- logic Oncology; Timothy Wang, M.D., was named Chief of Gas- care System were also listed. Together they represent almost a troenterology and Chief of Digestive and Liver Diseases; and third of all the doctors cited. Westchester Magazine named five William Inabnet, M.D., was appointed Chief of Endocrine physicians from Payne Whitney Westchester to its 2004 “Best Surgery and Co-director of the Thyroid Center. Docs” list. And Kathie-Ann Joseph, M.D., M.P.H., a breast sur- At NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell, the Department of geon at NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia, was chosen as one Pediatrics welcomed Jeffrey Perlman, M.D., to lead the Division of ’s rising stars for Crain’s New York Business’s of Neonatology; Robbyn Sockolow, M.D., who heads Pediatric annual “40 Under 40” special issue, which profiles up-and- Gastroenterolgy and Nutrition; Susan Bostwick, M.D., who coming young professionals who have positively affected their directs General Academic Pediatrics; Barry Kosofsky, M.D., who community’s quality of life. was named Chief of Pediatric Neurology; and Mark Dovey, M.D., NewYork-Presbyterian was named a 2004 Consumer who was appointed Chief of Pediatric Pulmonary, Immunology, Choice Award winner by the people of New York in the annu- and . Ashutosh Tewari, M.D., was named Director of the al survey conducted by the National Research Corporation. new Cornell Institute of Robotic Urological Surgery. The award reflects the growing role consumers’ choices play Under the leadership of Neal Flomenbaum, M.D., Chief of in the health-care field and indicates that the Hospital has Emergency Medicine at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell, attained a level of service highly valued by consumers. the Hospital has created a Geriatric Emergency Medicine In March 2005, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Fellowship—a first-of-its-kind program for physicians who named NewYork-Presbyterian “Energy Star Partner of the have completed their residency training in emergency medi- Year” for its leadership and commitment to energy manage- cine—to better address the acute medical needs of the growing ment and accomplishments in maximizing energy savings. number of adults aged 75 and older. The Hospital was further recognized for its efforts in energy conservation by ConEdison Solutions, a leading energy Acknowledging Our Accomplishments services company, which presented NewYork-Presbyterian We are proud to announce that NewYork-Presbyterian is one with its Energy Excellence Award. Teaming with ConEdison of four hospitals nationwide, and the only hospital in the New Solutions and the New York State Energy Research and York metropolitan area, to be awarded a 2005 McKesson Development Authority, the Hospital has implemented a

4 On December 7, 2005, commu- nity leaders, trustees, Hospital staff, and even a New York Yankee joined together to officiate at the dedication and ribbon-cutting ceremony of the new Emergency Department of NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/ The Allen Pavilion.

wide-ranging energy conservation strategy that has delivered tion labs. In Fall 2005, the new multidisciplinary Irving more than $745,000 in annual energy savings. Oncology Practice on the garden level of the Herbert Irving The Emergency Department of NewYork-Presbyterian/ Pavilion is scheduled to open. Columbia received the New York State Department of Health’s NewYork-Presbyterian/Westchester opened the nation’s Patient Safety Award honorable mention for initiating quality only hospital-affiliated Borderline Personality Disorder assurance measures and clinical practices to ensure high qual- Resource Center—a program providing education, support, ity care. The ED was recognized specifically for the develop- and referral information. ment of a quality performance center to improve patient flow At The Allen Pavilion, a new Emergency Department is and reduce overcrowding. serving residents of upper Manhattan and the Bronx. The facility is three times its former size and can accommodate Facilities for the Future more than 40,000 patients annually. At NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell, the Jay Monahan Center for Gastrointestinal Health dedicated its new facility, Technology Insight and Innovations which offers coordinated prevention, early detection, and NewYork-Presbyterian is investing nearly $30 million of capi- treatment services for digestive disorders. The new Komansky tal a year to establish an infrastructure for future innovations. Center for Children’s Health opened in 2005, and includes an Immediate priorities focus on a master patient index at all upgraded Pediatric Emergency Department, with renovations campuses, computerized physician order entry systems, and a underway of the pediatric and neonatal intensive care units, business intelligence system that will integrate administrative, and surgical and inpatient units. clinical and financial information. The Hospital has also Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital of NewYork-Presbyter- received a federal grant to bridge information systems from ian dedicated its new 14-bed Pollin Pediatric Cardiac Inten- NewYork-Presbyterian to members of the NewYork-Presbyter- sive Care Unit. Sloane Hospital for Women opened its new ian Healthcare System, making possible cross-institutional Carmen and John Thain Labor and Delivery Unit on the top electronic medical records. floor of the Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital. The Hospital is also playing a significant role in develop- At NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia, interrelated renova- ing a national IT policy, with membership on a federal com- tions are in progress in the Milstein Pavilion to group, wher- mission to define the basic standards to which IT systems ever possible, service line programs. The fifth floor is now must comply and help determine policy that may lead to fed- largely dedicated to cardiac care with adjacent units for cardi- eral reimbursement. We are also providing leadership on the ology and post-operative cardiac surgery patients; the sixth E-Health initiative, the leading advocacy organization for floor will be dedicated for oncology care and the eighth floor health information technology. will be dedicated to neurological services. On the second floor of the Milstein Pavilion of NewYork- NewYork-Presbyterian Healthcare System Update Presbyterian/Columbia, we have expanded our cardiac inter- In 2004, NewYork-Presbyterian Healthcare System saw con- ventional facilities to include two spacious cardiac catheteriza- tinued strategic growth of its membership; expansion of

5 A jubilant staff of Payne Whitney Westchester celebrates the found- ing of its origins 110 years ago as The Bloomingdale Hospital. The Hospital opened in 1894 in White Plains to provide enlightened and humane psychiatric care.

6 At the launch of the Hospital’s capital campaign —To Realize Medicine’s Promise —Mayor Michael Bloomberg presents to Dr. Herbert Pardes and John Mack a proclamation naming September 14, 2004, “NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Day.”

System-wide clinical services linked to NewYork-Presbyterian In 2004, Wayne Osten, former Director of the Office Hospital; and the launch of performance improvement/excel- of Health System Management for the New York State lence initiatives. Arthur Klein, M.D., who for the past five Department of Health, was named Vice President for System years served as the System’s Senior Vice President and COO, Development. was named to the newly created position of Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer. Dr. Klein oversees a Reaching Our Goals system which includes 59 facilities totaling 16,244 hospital On September 14, 2004, the Hospital launched a $1 billion and nursing home beds, and whose combined revenues are capital campaign to support recruitment and retention of staff, $8.9 billion. innovative technological breakthroughs, and the overall trans- In the past year, the System welcomed Phelps Memorial formation of the patient experience. Underlying the goals of Hospital in Tarrytown, New York and Southampton Hospital this campaign is an understanding of the shifting trends in on Long Island. We also launched an historic affiliation with health care—the need to care for a rapidly growing aging popu- The Methodist Hospital in Houston, which, along with Weill lation, the growth in minimally invasive surgery and new imag- Cornell Medical College, will foster transnational collaboration ing and molecular diagnostic techniques that are revolutioniz- in clinical and biomedical research and medical education. ing care, and the ability to perform more surgical and minor NewYork-Presbyterian Healthcare System also announced procedures in an ambulatory setting. new clinical alliances, including a cardiac surgery program As we look to the future, NewYork-Presbyterian is work- established at NewYork Methodist Hospital in Brooklyn; a pri- ing to bring on new physicians; increase the number of mary angioplasty program within the Stamford Health System; patient discharges; reduce length of stay; and score in the and new cardiac catheterization facilities at New Milford highest percentile in patient satisfaction surveys. These goals Hospital and Orange Regional Medical Center that position are certainly within reach, made possible by the concerted members of the NewYork-Presbyterian Healthcare System as efforts of each individual who works at the Hospital, our preeminent providers of tertiary cardiac services. Five member trustees, and a philanthropic community who share in our sites received NYS Stroke Center designation; several member commitment to serve patients in the most responsible manner oncology programs are finalizing affiliate designations with the and with their well-being foremost in mind. National Cancer Institute. NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital’s EMS services were expanded to serve NewYork Methodist, Wyckoff, Westchester Square, and New York Community Hospital. The Hospital, Columbia University Medical Center, and Weill Cornell Medical College have joined with System John J. Mack Herbert Pardes, M.D. Chairman, Board of Trustees President and hospitals to establish a clinical trials database to facilitate Chief Executive Officer patient enrollment.

7 Encouraging the Potential of Youth

James Persad, R.N., (right) demonstrates phlebotomy proce- dures to young scholars as part of the curriculum of the Lang Youth Medical Program. Photo top right: Gifted and talented teenagers join James Persad, R.N., (left), Erin Roy, Coordinator (fourth from right), and Rosemary Sullivan, R.N., (far right) during a recent exercise in bedside care.

8 NewYork-Presbyterian Mentors Young Scholars

Every Saturday and four weeks each summer, youngsters scholars,” says Rosemary Sullivan, R.N., Patient Care from five middle schools in Washington Heights and Director, McKeen Services. “We provide encouragement Inwood are getting an inside scoop on the world of sci- to guide these promising young people toward college ence and medicine. These are no ordinary teenagers— and support to keep them on the right track.” they are young people who have been specially selected This year, seventh and eighth grade students identi- in a rigorous application process to participate in the Lang fied community health issues and developed brochures Youth Medical Program of NewYork-Presbyterian. For and radio public service announcements to educate each of the past three years, the program has enrolled 16 others. Ms. Sullivan and many other Hospital staff seventh grade students who begin a six-year commitment donated time and expertise to the students’ projects, to explore and study health sciences alongside physicians and several students accompanied health professionals and health-care professionals in various Hospital settings. on rounds. Mary McCord, M.D., Co-director of Community Learning Science at the Hands of Scientists Pediatrics at Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital of “When our young scholars see an electron microscope NewYork-Presbyterian, has directed the Lang Program or an MRI machine, the Game Boys and the iPods lose since its inception in 2003. “These are excellent students their luster,” says Erin Roy, Coordinator of the program. with a lot of promise,” says Dr. McCord. “For the first time, these students are exposed to the Notes one young scholar, “We’ve done experiments unparalleled power of science and technology. These beyond our wildest imaginations, and are always learning are children who generally do not have role models or something new about science. By the end of the program, cheerleaders in the field. But they do have ambition. I hope to know so much that someday I might be able to And they love science. find the cure for AIDS or cancer. We’re going to become “By making the Hospital’s resources available to doctors who will make a difference in the world.” young people at a critical point in their education, we And the students are not the only ones who benefit are telling them: Science is fun, science is exciting, sci- from the program. According to Dr. McCord, as word of ence is the future, and it can be yours.” the program spread throughout the Hospital, staff began Created by entrepreneur and philanthropist Eugene volunteering their time, energy and talent to help. M. Lang, the program aims to support and inspire young “The Lang program has been very enriching to people of color to realize their college and career aspira- me, and has inspired me to be a better teacher and tions. If they complete the program—and Hospital staff mentor,” says Saadi Ghatan, M.D., a pediatric neuro- do everything to make that happen—the students will surgeon. “I have no doubt that these children will be a receive a partial college scholarship. shot in the arm to this institution, go far, and make “My staff has adopted the inaugural team of Lang their parents very proud.”

9 Ruth Freedman has the undivided attention of Deirdre Mole, R.N., (left) and Dr. Veronica LoFaso during a “house call.”

Mrs. Freedman appre- ciates the medical care and kindness she receives in her home from Dr. Veronica LoFaso and the House Calls team.

10 A Helping Hand in the Home...

House Calls Make a Comeback

Surrounded by the photos of a loving family, her piano, a home where there is barely any food to eat, or find and mementos of a long and productive life, Ruth patients so disabled that they can’t get down to the street Freedman is content to spend most of her time these to interact with the community. days in the comfort of her East Side apartment. Up until “It’s a real eye-opener for the students to understand last year—even at the age of 103—she was still getting the complexity of the lives of people with chronic out and about regularly. But a fall in February left her with illnesses…to come face to face with all that our patients a broken hip and wrist that made it extremely difficult have to cope with. Hopefully, we’re teaching them that for her to leave her apartment for follow-up medical it’s okay to care, and it’s okay to get back to basics— care. However, with the help of NewYork-Presbyterian/ physical exam skills, good history taking and common Weill Cornell’s House Calls program, that medical care is sense,” she says. now coming to her. “Our patients tend to be over 80, frail and more House Calls grew out of a community project functionally disabled—and many have dementia,” says developed in 1997 by Veronica LoFaso, M.D., Director of Deirdre Mole, R.N., a geriatric nurse practitioner and the program, who was then a second-year resident at Administrator of the House Calls program. She notes that Weill Cornell Medical College. Working with Mark Lachs, a number of the patients enrolled in the program live in M.D., Co-chief of the Division of Geriatrics, Dr. LoFaso and walk-ups, and because of physical disabilities, they can- other residents began seeing the elderly housebound not manage the stairs. According to Ms. Mole, a person along with visiting nurses. The program has grown, help- can be homebound for many reasons, either physical, ing some 75 patients remain in their homes and also psychological, or a combination of both. serving as important training for medical students. In addition to performing thorough medical exams, Homebound patients are regularly seen by four doctors the House Calls team cares for wounds and pressure ulcers, who rotate sessions each week, a nurse practitioner, and often the result of immobility. They also confront end-of- medical students who participate in the program as part life issues and palliative care. “What’s unique is how close of their primary care training. we get to the patients,” says Ms. Mole, who often makes visits in the evening and on weekends. “We develop A Dose of Reality close relationships with the families and the caregivers; “It’s one thing to see patients in an office, prescribe it’s a very personal service that we offer.” medications for complex medical problems, and then “Our patients really appreciate this personal care at a send them home,” says Dr. LoFaso. “But it’s another point in their lives when they are not looking for experience to be in their homes and see the brown paper extraordinary intervention,” adds Dr. LoFaso, “but rather bag full of the prescriptions that were written and finding symptom management and someone they can turn to out they have no idea what to do with them. Or to be in when they need a hand or advice.”

11 ...A Helping Hand in the Neighborhood

Keeping Kids Safe…at Home and on the Road

Like any normal and active 15-month-olds, twins Eric and Health Fair to distribute more than 300 free booster car Steven Perez are, as their mother Vivian Labit describes, seats—courtesy of Dorel—to cab drivers in the Washington “double trouble…one is here, one is there,” and more often Heights, Inwood and Harlem neighborhoods. The drivers than not, getting into mischief. That mischief can some- also took part in demonstrations on the proper use and times lead to unintentional injuries—the leading cause of installation of the seats, and received written information death in young children—and Morgan Stanley Children’s and a magnet that identifies their vehicle as “Kid-Friendly” Hospital of NewYork-Presbyterian is doing everything it for travel. Staff also provided health screenings for the can to prevent them. drivers as a thank-you for helping the community. “Prevention of injuries in children is one of the most “The Cab Health Fair was a really nice community critical missions for a children’s hospital,” says Cynthia event because it not only promoted child safety, it also Sparer, Executive Director of Morgan Stanley Children’s addressed the health needs of the cab drivers who work Hospital. The Hospital is one of only three in the country here and many of whom live here,” says Dr. Hametz. “By selected to pilot “Get on Board with Child Safety”—an placing boosters in cabs, we will help protect the children initiative sponsored by the National Association of who ride in them and also raise overall awareness in the Children’s Hospitals and Related Institutions and the community.” Dorel Juvenile Group USA, a manufacturer of juvenile safety products. The program, which was officially launched Babyproofing the Home at the Cab Health Fair on April 2, 2005, features two main To demonstrate the importance of child safety in the home, components: safety in the home and protection in the car. the Hospital asked Vivian Labit and Jovansky Perez to participate in a complete home safety makeover. Profes- Booster Seats Save Young Lives sional “babyproofers”—equipped with locks for cabinets, “We know that proper use of child passenger seats saves doors, the oven and the toilet seat, electrical outlet covers, lives,” says pediatrician Patricia Hametz, M.D., Director of window guards, gates and table bumpers—moved through the Injury and Violence Prevention Center—part of the their apartment carefully evaluating potential danger zones, Community Pediatrics Program at Morgan Stanley Chil- installing the safety products, securing furniture to the walls dren’s Hospital. “Yet only few parents use booster seats reg- to prevent them from toppling, and educating the parents. ularly for their children, aged 4 to 7 years.” In fact, effec- “This makeover kicked off our community interven- tive March 27, 2005, New York State requires that all chil- tion initiative, which involves the distribution of 10,000 dren under the age of 7 now ride in a belt-positioning free safety starter kits that include cabinet and door locks booster while traveling in a private vehicle in the state. and a booklet outlining home safety,” says Dr. Hametz. In an effort to reduce injuries to children in taxi-related At Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital, nursing staff crashes in New York City, the Hospital hosted the Cab (continued on page 15)

12 As part of the Hospital’s Injury and Violence Prevention Center, Madeline Solano shows livery cab driv- ers, such as Juan Peralta, how to install a child safety seat.

Dr. Patricia Hametz visits the home of Jovansky Perez and Vivian Labit and their twin sons, Eric and Steven, following their home safety makeover.

13 The Rev. Dr. Luonne Abram Rouse collaborates in a partnership with NewYork-Presbyterian that focuses on enhancing the health and well-being of his church’s parishioners.

Nanabel Lorico, R.N., introduces the faith-based community health nursing initiative to members of the Metropolitan Community United Methodist Church and its volunteers, including Chef William Mack and Rona Maybank.

14 (Left) Rona Maybank is the Coordinator of the Pharmacy Assistance Program and a United Methodist Church volunteer. (Right) Ms. Lorico and Rev. Rouse bring their shared mission of health to parishioners.

trained to educate mothers and caregivers of children, their communities to build a health initiative.” birth to five years of age, are distributing these kits Andy Nieto, Director of Community Health Outreach through the Hospital’s community-based Ambulatory and Marketing, Ms. Lorico and colleagues sought to start Care Network sites to families of children under the age a dialogue with church and community leaders to find of four. In addition, the kits will be distributed through out the health and health educational needs of their community agencies and outreach programs. parishioners. According to Ms. Lorico, that sometimes “You never know what can happen, especially when includes going to church on an occasional Sunday to dis- you have two young, very mobile children,” says Mr. Perez, cuss how to best partner with them. watching his son Steven reach for one of the electrical out- “If, for example, the leaders see asthma as a health issue lets...now securely off limits, thanks to the new safety cover. affecting their community, then we develop a plan to address that by bringing in professional health experts to speak on it, and also to help their parishioners access Joining Forces with appropriate health services,” she says. The program offers Faith-Based Organizations speakers and information on such topics as cardiovascular While ministering to the spiritual needs of their congre- health, cancer, , mental health, and substance gations, the leaders of a number of churches throughout abuse and addictions. Staff also administer flu vaccinations, northern Manhattan are now also tending to their physi- and conduct health fairs, health screenings and counseling. cal and emotional health with help from NewYork-Pres- “In addition, we train adolescents in the various byterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center. organizations as youth health-care volunteers to reach out Through the Community Health Nursing Program, to their peers to encourage healthy living,” says Ms. Lorico. the Hospital is addressing the health needs of residents in “We want to assist our parishioners in their health needs East, West, and Central Harlem by working with faith- and to help renew and restore them to wholeness, and also based organizations that include Christian churches of help them learn how to maintain a healthy lifestyle,” says several denominations, an Islamic cultural center, and the Rev. Dr. Luonne Abram Rouse, Senior Minister of the community-based organizations, such as Alianza Metropolitan Community United Methodist Church. “In that Dominicana and the Manhattan Perinatal Partnerships. process, we are being very practical in providing what they need in terms of health insurance, affordable medication Promoting the Health of Parishioners and affordable health care. “We began our outreach efforts with faith-based organiza- “The Community Health Nursing initiative has helped tions because historically religious leaders have a respon- build partnerships across the community by linking sibility to work with the poor and help with the sick,” churches to the services provided by the Hospital,” says says Nanabel Lorico, R.N., Nurse Coordinator of the pro- Rev. Rouse. “We’re looking at a spiritual and cultural gram. “With these ideals already in place, we believed it movement towards public health, and to that end, the would be logical to work with these organizations and Hospital has joined us in giving hope to our communities.”

15 Extending Care Block by Block

At the Long Island City Community Practice, health care is a family affair. During her routine Ob/Gyn appointment, Larissa Bordignon does a required weight check while daughter Isabella waits patiently.

16 Far left: Dr. Johanny Garcia, Medical Director of the Charles B. Rangel Center, is known for the warm rapport she establishes with her patients such as Juana de la Rosa.

Left: At the Long Island City Community Practice, Barbara Benhamroun, R.N.C., N.P., listens to fetal heart tones on her pregnant patient, Larissa Bordignon, as Larissa’s daughter Isabella looks on.

Getting to Know and Care for Our Neighbors

Tucked between a grocery store and a hair salon on workers, physicians extend their reach into the home.” West 135th Street, the Charles B. Rangel Community “If the providers feel that medical intervention Health Center is a welcome neighbor on a block teeming is required, patients are referred to the Diabetics Manage- with activity. The Rangel Center is one of eight primary ment Program,” says Carlene Duncan, Program Coordina- care practices throughout Manhattan in NewYork- tor. “We help them to navigate through the health-care Presbyterian’s Ambulatory Care Network (ACN). The system and give them self-management skills so they can ACN’s community health physicians and health profes- adequately care for themselves.” sionals manage some three-quarters of a million visits “Our goal is to provide the best care in a clean and by patients. Speaking Spanish, Bengali, Greek, Italian, safe environment,” says Lesmah Fraser, Director, ACN for and numerous other languages, they come for family NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia. “Patient satisfaction is medicine, Ob/Gyn services, mental health programs, extremely important to us and we survey patients every as well as programs in pediatrics and geriatrics. week to assess our service.” “The Ambulatory Care Network reaches into every corner of our community,” says Andy Nieto, Director of Bridging Gaps in Community Health Care Community Health Outreach and Marketing, “making it Downtown and just across the 59th Street Bridge, the much easier to access services outside the Hospital.” Long Island City Community Practice cares for local Queens Through a coalition involving the Hospital, commu- residents. “I’ve learned a lot about this community—which nity health centers and community-based organizations, holidays they celebrate, their customs, and cultural sensi- the ACN has launched an initiative called the “Community tivities,” says Ruby Harvey, R.N., Practice Administrator. Health Outreach Worker Program” to serve as a link “In addition to caring for immigrants new to the neigh- between patients in the community and the health-care borhood, we have long-term relationships with families.” system. “As members of the community they serve, these “At all of the ACN practices, patients have a private health workers have a unique understanding of the physician, who also cares for them if they require admis- ethnic, cultural and social experiences which impact the sion to the Hospital—ensuring continuity,” says Brian Hale, health of our community,” says Johanny Garcia, M.D., Director, ACN for NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell. Medical Director of the Rangel Center. Barbara Benhamroun, R.N.C., a nurse practitioner This is particularly important for managing diabetes, in Ob/Gyn, has been with the practice for more than a a major health issue in the Latino community. “The most decade, and has seen it grow from a women and chil- effective approach is one in which treatment is tailored to dren’s health focus to a full-service medical practice and take into account how diabetes impacts a patient’s life,” double in size. “It’s very important to have a facility in says Dr. Garcia, “and gives patients the resources to be the community setting so that patients in this area and active participants in their own care. Through health others like it can have easy access to quality care.”

17 Keeping Adults Sound in Mind and Body

Dr. Thania Perez, Project Coordinator, SWIFT (Stroke Warning Information and Faster Treatment), listens as Isidro Vidal (left) recounts the circum- stances surrounding his stroke a year ago and how critical it was that he came to the Hospital’s Emergency Department quickly after his symp- toms developed.

18 (Left to right) Dr. Ralph Sacco; Daniel J. Carpenedo, Clinical Specialist in Speech Pathology, and Ellen Flanagan, R.N., Account Manager, of the Visiting Nurse Services of New York; and Dr. Michael Reding, Chief, Cerebral Vascular Service, The Burke Rehabilitation Hospital, participate in a Stroke Center initiative of NewYork-Presbyterian Healthcare System.

Addressing Stroke on Many Fronts

In May of 2004, Isidro Vidal, age 73, came into the symptoms and to get to the hospital quickly.” Emergency Department of NewYork-Presbyterian/ Kimberly A. McNeill, F.N.P.-C., a family nurse practi- Columbia with right-sided weakness that had come on tioner, brings this message to audiences in synagogues, suddenly. The stroke team immediately moved into churches, and community centers. “The earlier you get action, treating Mr. Vidal with tPA—the clot-dissolving care, the better the outcome,” she stresses. “We are con- drug that must be administered within three hours of a stantly emphasizing to call 911 as soon as possible.” stroke event. He was then closely monitored in the neuro Says Ji Y. Chong, M.D., a neurologist with NewYork- intensive care unit, and after only a three-day hospital Presbyterian/Columbia, “Mr. Vidal recognized the symp- stay, he went home with no disability. toms of stroke, came to the Hospital’s ED right away, and Every 45 seconds, someone in the received the necessary care to prevent any disability.” has a stroke. Stroke is the third leading cause of death in this country, and African-Americans and Latinos are most at risk. The statistics are startling, but the Defining Depression in Older Adults outcomes don’t have to be. That is why NewYork- Nearing 80, Jane lives alone, having survived her husband Presbyterian Hospital, which has received provisional of nearly 50 years, and too many friends and relatives to New York State Department of Health designation as a count. She no longer takes pleasure going out, and for certified stroke center, is spearheading a major stroke much of the time she feels sad and anxious. Most nights education initiative—SWIFT (Stroke Warning Informa- she cannot sleep, but she accepts all of these changes as tion and Faster Treatment)—that targets high-risk “just a part of growing old.” groups in the community. “Most of the time, when Millions of elderly suffer from depression that goes people are having symptoms that might be a stroke, undetected and untreated. Part of the reason is ageism. they go back to bed hoping they will go away,” says Many people, including seniors themselves, expect the Ralph Sacco, M.D., Director of the Stroke and Critical elderly to feel down and do not feel their symptoms Care Division, NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia. warrant treatment. And frequently, seniors are less inclined “Many people don’t recognize the warning signs, to seek mental health care because of a perceived stigma. and therefore, do not get urgent care.” “Aging is complicated, there is no doubt about it. Chronic health problems, disabilities that limit mobility, Taking Our Message on the Road and loss of friends or loved ones can lead to depression, “Stroke is a major public health issue,” says Alan Segal, but depression itself is not a natural part of aging,” says M.D., Director of the Stroke Center at NewYork- Jo Anne Sirey, Ph.D., associate attending psychologist Presbyterian/Weill Cornell. “A lot of our work has been with NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital. in the area of public education—to get people to recognize (continued on page 20)

19 Dr. Cary Reid (near left) and Dr. Jo Anne Sirey (far right) meet with groups throughout Westchester County to raise awareness about factors that contribute to depression in older adults.

In a new partnership, Weill Cornell Institute for Geriatric Dr. Sirey. “We not only identify those who may be Psychiatry at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/ suffering from symptoms of depression, but help link Westchester Division and the Westchester County them to services.” Department of Senior Programs and Services have “Our ultimate goal is to identify and assist the elderly launched a major initiative to develop new methods suffering with depression,” says Kerry Newell, Research to recognize and fight depression in older adults. Coordinator for the program. “Through a number of research initiatives, we’re confronting issues that can Uncovering Depression Among the Elderly lead to depression, including pain and life circumstances.” Supported by a $1.5 million grant from the National “This is a unique opportunity to learn how to improve Institute of Mental Health, the four-year program is depression care for older adults,” says George Alexopoulos, expected to become a national model, allowing for the M.D., a leading expert on geriatric depression and study of late-life depression in the community, tracking Director of the Institute. “Working with the County, we of treatment approaches, and developing new methods hope to break down the barriers that prevent older people to improve care. “We go where older adults live or from being diagnosed and successfully treated. Recog- congregate—apartment complexes, senior centers, as well nizing the symptoms of depression, and seeking early as to seniors who receive home-delivered meals,” says intervention, become essential tools for healthy aging.”

They’ve Got a Lot of Living to Do On Friday mornings at The Allen Pavilion, in the Thayer HealthOutreach for The Allen Pavilion. “We serve people conference room, 20 women dressed in costumes of from Washington Heights and Riverdale and as far away traditional belly dancers swing and sway to the sound of as Brooklyn and New Jersey. Right now, we have 3,200 Middle Eastern music. Led by professional dancer Noora members.” Shams, the class is just one of many programs offered by While the program’s mission is to “keep everyone HealthOutreach—a community service sponsored by healthy,” the offerings for seniors go beyond what one NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital promoting health and might expect from a hospital, benefiting their mental wellness for New Yorkers, 60 years and older. outlook as well as their physical well-being. For example, Seniors can pick from a full schedule of activities: this December, members will have a choice of touring Yoga every Monday, from 3 to 4 pm; low-impact aerobics Italy or taking a 10-day Hawaiian adventure. Other trips four times a week; early-morning tai chi classes on Mon- closer to home include a tour of wineries on the North days and Friday—sometimes held in the garden when Fork of Long Island and evening outings to Broadway the weather is nice; regular lectures on a variety of health plays and Carnegie Hall. topics; numerous health screenings; and even a monthly “Of course, promoting health is our number one book club. “They come in droves from all over,” says priority,” says Ms. Cortez. “But keeping active is also key RoseMary Cortez, L.C.S.W., who coordinates to enjoying life.”

20 Led by instructor Noora Shams (third from left) and coordinated by RoseMary Cortez, L.C.S.W. (third from right standing), members of the HealthOutreach “Middle Eastern dance troupe” enjoy belly dancing—a unique and fun form of exercise. They’ve got rhythm and well-being…who could ask for anything more?

21 Reaching Out Overseas

A young Cambodian patient is examined by Dr. Jonathan Chen, following life-saving cardiac surgery he performed during a recent mission abroad.

22 Jillian Kirkpatrick, R.N. (right) and her counterpart in Cambodia prepare a child for surgery in the operating room of the Centre de Cardiologie de Phnom Penh.

Healing Hands Across the Ocean

In February 2005, Jonathan Chen, M.D., Director of we can teach these doctors to handle these, they can take Pediatric Cardiac Surgery, NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill care of at least 80 percent of the children who are coming Cornell, and a volunteer team of eight physicians from into their center,” says Dr. Chen. both campuses of NewYork-Presbyterian, flew halfway Appreciative of the support and encouragement around the world to Phnom Penh, Cambodia to perform given to the team by NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, life-saving cardiac surgery on 21 children. Dr. Chen adds, “It’s nice that the Hospital values their Joining Surgeons of Hope, a foundation that brings physicians doing these kinds of missions and is behind us.” medical and surgical care to impoverished children in developing countries, the physicians and nurses—bring- Missions of Medicine and Medical Education ing with them 12 boxes of medical supplies—began an Each time plastic surgeon Jeffrey Ascherman, M.D., intense week of open-heart surgeries and cardiac travels to China to perform reconstructive surgery on catheterizations at the Phnom Penh Heart Center (PPHC). children suffering from facial malformations, he remembers “There is a high infant mortality rate in Cambodia,” all the reasons why he chose to enter medicine. says Dr. Chen, “and there are a lot of kids who are quite “In our country, almost anybody who needs care will debilitated from congenital heart conditions that should get it,” says Dr. Ascherman, a plastic and reconstructive have been fixed in infancy.” surgeon at NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia. “But in The NewYork-Presbyterian doctors not only estab- China, children—particularly the orphans—may not get lished working relationships with the medical team from care, and care that should be given at an early age. When PPHC, they served as teachers. “One of the biggest prob- you help them, you feel you’re making a real difference.” lems we discovered is that many of their diagnoses for Dr. Ascherman began going on humanitarian these kids were not quite right,” notes Dr. Chen. “As missions abroad in 1996. His first trip took him to important as surgical skills are, so is being able to recog- Colombia, South America. “Many families had traveled nize who is sick, who’s operable and who’s not.” on horseback or mules for days in the hope of getting Charles S. Kleinman, M.D., Director of the Pediatric care,” he says. “As we walked into the hospital, they Echocardiology Laboratory, and other members of the team lined up on either side of the sidewalk and gave us a continue to remain in contact with the PPHC staff who standing ovation, just for coming.” are grateful to draw on their expertise. In 1999, Dr. Ascherman went to China through an Dr. Chen welcomes the association with Surgeons of organization called The Children of China Pediatrics Hope and plans to return to Cambodia, and possibly Africa Foundation, which provides specialty surgical care to in the future. “We still have a fair amount of work in terms Chinese orphans, sending all-volunteer teams from Morgan of training the physicians and staff at PPHC,” he says. Stanley Children’s Hospital of NewYork-Presbyterian. “There are four major congenital operations, and if (continued on page 24)

23 Dr. Joseph Haddad instructs Honduran surgeons in cleft and reconstructive surgery for facial deformities in children.

David Roye Jr., M.D., Chief of Pediatric Orthopedics at Some 97 percent of the children come from indigent Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital, serves as Medical families living in the mountains and outlying areas, often Director of The Children of China Pediatrics Foundation, traveling up to six hours to reach the hospital. “Going to and has also made numerous trips to China. a country like Honduras, which is so poor and doesn’t Dr. Ascherman typically schedules one trip a year to a have the same kind of facilities and access to medical remote Chinese town to perform reconstructive surgery care as here, built in me a strong desire to make things on children who suffer from facial malformations and birth better,” he says. defects, such as cleft lip and cleft palate. The Hospital’s In 1995, Drs. Smith and Haddad formed the team includes general, plastic and reconstructive, pediatric Honduran Medical Institute, a foundation dedicated to urological, and orthopedic surgeons, anesthesiology staff, teaching board-certified Honduran graduate general nurses and OR technicians, who perform as many as surgeons about plastic surgery, as well as providing 25 surgeries a week. “We take everything with us, from treatment for children with cleft lip and palate. anesthesia machines to sutures,” says Dr. Ascherman. “We didn’t want to operate on the children and then “Two children we operated on were actually adopted just leave,” says Dr. Haddad, President of the Institute. by families in New York,” he says. Most recently he oper- “We wanted to have the doctors learn our technical skills ated on three teenagers with wide-open cleft palates. “To to care for their people, and then to eventually train help these teens—who have endured a difficult child- more Honduran doctors themselves.” hood and adolescence when something could have been Setting up a three-year program at the main teaching done earlier—makes me feel like our group has really hospital in the capital of Tegucigalpa, they identified the changed their lives for the better,” says Dr. Ascherman. first general surgeon in 1996 to begin the training that In Honduras, Joseph Haddad Jr., M.D., Director of also includes a microvascular surgery course at Columbia Pediatric Otolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery at Morgan University College of Physicians and Surgeons. “We feel Stanley Children’s Hospital, is also making an enormous that we should be solving our own problems,” says Dr. difference in the lives of children born with craniofacial Luis Gonzalez. “Dr. Smith has planted some seeds—and I defects. consider myself one of them—to help these babies.” In 1992, Dr. Haddad joined Howard W. Smith, The Institute has also funded a dedicated operating M.D., D.M.D., a retired surgeon and dentist, on a pro room specifically for craniofacial surgery, hiring two nurs- bono medical trip to Honduras, where a significant num- es and an anesthesiology technician. Most recently they ber of children are born with cleft lip, cleft palate, and also donated a microscope, enabling the doctors to per- other craniofacial malformations. “These abnormalities form microvascular reattachment surgery. “In the years I are three or four times more common in Honduras, than have been going to Honduras, I’ve seen very tangible and for instance, in the U.S.,” says Dr. Haddad, who attrib- obvious changes,” adds Dr. Haddad, “and it’s reflected in utes the higher incidence to a combination of poverty, the surgical care of the children—and the fact that we’ve nutritional deficiencies, and genetic predisposition. improved their lives by performing the surgery.”

24 Dr. Jeffrey Ascherman and Angelee have formed a special bond that began in China and continues in New York.

Dr. Jeffrey Ascherman first met Angelee when she was 16 months old and living in a Chinese orphan- age. He performed the first of several surger- ies to correct a cleft palate. Today, Angelee is a second- grader living in New Jersey with her adopted mother, Jema Delfin—an OR nurse with Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital, who met her during the mission to China.

25 Community Action and Advocacy

• More than 100 employees of NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Expanding Care into the Community Cornell participate in the annual Third Avenue Fair, con- Day in and day out, NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital ducting blood pressure screenings and distributing useful health and wellness information. is a visible partner in promoting the health and well- • NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia hosts events for its being of its community. Integrated into the very fab- Community Physicians to celebrate their collaboration ric of community life, the Hospital’s many outreach with the Hospital to make quality health care available in efforts include health lectures to audiences large and Washington Heights/Inwood. • The Hospital sponsors stroke prevention events to bring small, annual flu vaccinations, health fairs, and races public awareness to the importance of knowing the and walks to support programs. symptoms of stroke and obtaining emergency care. • NewYork-Presbyterian’s team of 520 employees partici- • NewYork-Presbyterian is active in regional and national pates in the Komen Race for the Cure, helping to raise hospital initiatives to promote best practices in inter- funds to combat breast cancer. preter services and cultural competency in health care.

Third Avenue Fair Community Physicians Celebrations

Stroke Awareness Komen Race for the Cure

26 • The Department of Public Health at NewYork-Presbyterian/ • Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital launches a major Weill Cornell creates the first nationwide planning guide to initiative to address a substantial need for mental and ensure that all Americans have needed drugs in the event of behavioral health-care evaluation and treatment for stu- a natural epidemic or bioterrorist attack. dents at 11 elementary schools in Washington Heights, • Throughout the year, NewYork-Presbyterian/Westchester Inwood, and Central Harlem. staff conduct lectures for high-school and college students, • The Jay Monahan Center for Gastrointestinal Health at PTAs, and religious, social and civic groups, as well as NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell marks Community sponsor mental-health screening days. Colon Cancer Prevention Day, featuring a tour of a giant • Hospital staff participate in the Avon Walk for Breast inflatable colon that drew more than 1,500 passersby. Cancer raising support for screening and diagnosis pro- • To help address childhood obesity, more than 1,000 ele- grams, treatment, support services and scientific research. mentary and middle-school children participate in the • Every fall and spring, NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital and Youth Track and Field Jamboree co-sponsored by Morgan Weill Cornell Medical College host a series of free health Stanley Children’s Hospital. and wellness seminars for the public.

Colon Cancer Prevention Flu and Pneumonia Vaccinations Avon Walk for Breast Cancer

Health and Wellness Seminars Youth Track and Field Jamboree

27 Development Report

A gala evening at Cipri- ani—A Night of Dis- covery—launches the Hospital’s capital cam- paign with an exhibit of cutting edge technology, a preview of medical advances, and expres- sions of support from staff, benefactors and grateful patients.

28 During A Night of Discovery, Mayor Michael Bloomberg (center) is welcomed by Hospital leadership (from left) Chairman John Mack, President and CEO Dr. Herbert Pardes, Trustee Jerry Speyer, Chairman of the capital campaign, and Trustee Frank Bennack.

To Realize Medicine’s Promise The 2004 calendar year set a fundraising record for the second The success of our philanthropic programs suggest the year in a row, reaching $134.2 million in new gifts and pledges. esteem and affection patients, their families and friends feel This extraordinary generosity from individuals, foundations and for NewYork-Presbyterian. corporations will enable NewYork-Presbyterian to become a hos- pital that delivers care unsurpassed anywhere in the world. Friends of NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia On July 28, 2004, Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital of A Day of Prevention, A Night of Discovery NewYork-Presbyterian celebrated a milestone with receipt of a Last September 14, 2004, To Realize Medicine’s Promise, the Cam- check for $2 million from Morgan Stanley, completing the paign for NewYork-Presbyterian was publicly launched with the $120 million fundraising campaign. Of Morgan Stanley’s total announcement that the campaign was already well over halfway contribution of $62 million, $50 million represents personal toward its $1 billion goal. The Hospital’s launch ceremonies contributions by more than 600 Morgan Stanley employees. focused squarely on the mission of a great hospital: to provide The new building, which opened in October 2003, was built patient-centered care of the highest quality. fully with philanthropy. To underscore the importance of this care, the Hospital With grateful appreciation expressed to Carmen and designated the kickoff as A Day of Prevention, A Night of Dis- John Thain, the Carmen and John Thain Labor and Delivery covery. During A Day of Prevention, 2,100 people came to Unit celebrated its opening at a dedication on January 21, six community locations around the city for free information, 2004. The new technologically advanced unit is located on seminars and health screenings. In the evening, the Hospital the top floor of the Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital and hosted A Night of Discovery at Cipriani 42nd Street, where boasts sweeping views of the Manhattan skyline. physicians and nurses gave more than 800 guests an impres- Thanks to the generosity again of Herbert Irving, the clinical sive look at medicine’s future. Mayor Michael Bloomberg oncology programs of NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia expand- spoke of the Hospital as “a great jewel in the City’s crown.” ed in 2004 both on inpatient units and in outpatient services. Under the superb leadership of Jerry Speyer, Campaign Chair, and Co-chairs John Mack and Frank Bennack, total gifts Friends of NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell to the campaign surpassed $590 million by the close of 2004, An exciting initiative to improve the medical care of children with 100 percent participation by trustees. is underway thanks to Phyllis and David Komansky. The new Support for the Hospital comes from numerous sources Komansky Center for Children’s Health is making medical and last year was no exception with gifts of $1 million or care more accessible to young patients and their families. more from Frank A. Bennack Jr., the Estate of Bill Blass, Car- A star-studded “Evening of Music from Guys and Dolls” son Family Charitable Trust, CHANEL, Inc., the Estate of on February 23 raised $1 million for the Iris Cantor Women’s George Cornell, Fiona and Stanley Druckenmiller, William Health Center. The funds raised support for the Center’s facili- Randolph Hearst Foundations, the Leona M. and Harry B. ty at 425 East 61st Street, which currently handles more than Helmsley Charitable Trust, Kevork and Sirwart Hovnanian 80,000 patient visits a year. Family Foundation, Peter S. Kalikow, David H. Koch, J. Mur- In 2004, CHANEL and its President Arie Kopelman ray Logan, Robert B. Menschel and the Horace W. Goldsmith endowed a $1.5 million gift to establish the CHANEL Prize Foundation, A.P. Moller-Maersk Foundation, Morgan Stanley, for Achievement in and Gynecology. Jane and Daniel Och, Perkin Fund, Irene and Abe Pollin, The Jay Monahan Center for Gastrointestinal Health Reader’s Digest Association, St. Giles Foundation, Ronald P. opened on March 30, 2004 at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospi- Stanton, The Starr Foundation, the Estate of Emily V. Warga, tal/Weill Cornell, thanks to the support of The Entertainment the John L. and Sue Ann Weinberg Foundation, and the Industry Foundation’s National Colorectal Cancer Research Sidney J. Weinberg Foundation. Alliance founded by NBC Today show co-anchor Katie Couric.

29 Helping to make the Hospital’s 16th Annual Gala a great success are (from left) Dr. Bonnie Silverman, Dr. David Nanus, Dr. Ronda Benson, Dr. Mitchell Benson, Dr. Herbert Pardes, Dr. Nancy Wexler, and Dr. Howard Kaufman along with Grammy Award winner Cyndi Lauper (center), who entertained the guests.

At A New Cabaret, Celine Dion takes center stage to promote support for the Hospital’s in vitro fertilization program. On hand for the extraordinary evening are (from left) Dr. Zev Rosenwaks, Dr. Nancy Wexler, Doug McIntyre, Stacy Rosenwaks, Dr. Patricia Allen, Lisa Perry, Dr. Herbert Pardes, Charlotte Ford, Anita Gotto, Joan Weill, Sandy Weill, and Dr. Antonio Gotto Jr.

Major Events Spark Support On April 22, 2004, Cyndi Lauper entertained more than 1,100 On October 14, more than 1,000 guests gathered at Pier people at the Hospital’s 16th annual Gala. Chaired by Trustee Sir 60, Chelsea Piers for A New Cabaret, NewYork-Presbyterian Howard Stringer, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center’s annual benefit, featur- Corporation, the event raised $1.9 million for oncology pro- ing a special performance by Celine Dion. A New Cabaret grams at both centers and will aid in the recruitment of clinical raised more than $2.6 million in tickets, journal sales and scientists. The event also honored two of the Hospital’s excep- contributions to be used in equal parts by Weill Cornell Med- tional philanthropic couples: Phyllis and David Komansky, ical College and NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell to major supporters of pediatric care programs, and Florence and recruit physician-scientists. The event was co-chaired by Herbert Irving for their ongoing support of oncology services. Charlotte Ford, Lisa and Richard Perry, and Stacy and Zev Andrea Jung, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Avon, Rosenwaks, M.D. Patricia Allen, M.D., and her husband, Dou- Nasser Altorki, M.D., Mitchell Benson, M.D., and Howard Kauf- glas McIntyre, and Catherine Wood once again served as the man, M.D., served as the Gala’s co-chairs. journal co-chairs, joined this year by Thomas J. Kavaler.

Report on the Councils Children’s Advisory Council •To understand and play a role in educating the public and The Executive Committee of the new Children’s Advisory our communities about the importance of the Morgan Council of NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, chaired by Trustee Stanley Children’s Hospital and the Phyllis and David Sarah Nash, held its first meeting in October 2004. The prin- Komansky Center for Children’s Health as a national cipal goals of the Children’s Advisory Council are: resource that requires investment in order for children to •To assume a leadership role in personally contributing to grow up healthy. and attracting private support for advancing care at the The Children’s Advisory Council will meet twice each Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital and the Phyllis and year, with the President and Chief Executive Officer of the David Komansky Center for Children’s Health; NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, the Senior Vice President and •To raise the visibility and communicate the achievements Chief Operating Officer for Women’s, Children’s & Community of the Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital and the Phyllis Health, the Chiefs of Pediatrics of Columbia and Weill Cornell, and David Komansky Center for Children’s Health to a and other faculty and administrators to discuss priorities and wide external audience; objectives of the Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital and the •To serve as a sounding board, advise on, advocate for, and Phyllis and David Komansky Center for Children’s Health. participate in plans and programs of the Morgan Stanley Membership of the Executive Committee and Council will Children’s Hospital and the Phyllis and David Komansky include NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Trustee representa- Center for Children’s Health; tives, representatives from both Universities, and non-Trustee friends of each site. (continued on page 32)

30 Far left: Dr. R. Peter Altman, Tr ustee Sarah Nash, and Dr. John Driscoll join in celebrating the completion of the $120 million fundraising campaign for Morgan Stanley Children's Hospital of NewYork-Presbyterian.

Left: Dr. Mark Pochapin and Today show co-anchor Katie Couric access the new Web site (www.monahancenter.org) during the opening of the Jay Monahan Center for Gastrointestinal Health.

NewYork-Presbyterian’s $1 billion capital campaign kicks off with A Day of Prevention featuring health screenings and information programs in six communities across the city. At the Washington Heights Family Health Center, Dr. Patricia Hametz fits a little girl for a bicycle helmet as her father and Hospital visitors Lesmah Fraser, Judy Aponte, and Dr. Herbert Pardes look on.

31 Sarah Nash, Chair, Jeffrey Greenberg, Chair, John Castle, Chair, Children’s Advisory Council NewYork Weill Cornell Council Columbia Presbyterian Health Sciences Advisory Council

NewYork Weill Cornell Council Columbia Presbyterian Health Sciences Advisory Council The NewYork Weill Cornell Council has grown tremendously The Columbia Presbyterian Health Sciences Advisory Council, under the leadership of Jeffrey W. Greenberg, Council Chair- chaired by John K. Castle, works with Herbert Pardes, M.D., man, Antonio M. Gotto Jr., M.D., D.Phil., Stephen and Suzanne President and CEO of NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, and Weiss Dean of Weill Cornell Medical College, and Herbert Gerald D. Fischbach, M.D., Executive Vice President for Pardes, M.D., President and CEO of NewYork-Presbyterian Hos- Health and Biomedical Sciences and Dean of the Faculties of pital. The Council, which is a shared advocacy group for the Science and Medicine, to promote the interests of NewYork- Hospital and the Medical College, totals 94 members as of Presbyterian Hospital/Columbia University Medical Center. December 2004. It serves as an important forum for educating The Council meets twice annually. The Council’s membership friends, donors, and members of the community on issues of is made up of distinguished individuals drawn from the facul- contemporary relevance in medicine. “The Council is instru- ty and friends of NewYork-Presbyterian and Columbia Uni- mental in advancing the joint interests of both institutions,” said versity Medical Center. They contribute a variety of profes- Mr. Greenberg, “by promoting dialogue between their represen- sional and personal skills and experience and are strongly tatives and introducing them to the communities they serve.” committed to encouraging excellence in health-care educa- In 2004, the Council hosted three presentations as well tion, research and patient care. The Council also carries out as a tour of the William Randolph Hearst Burn Center. On its mission through the work of its standing committees. March 15, 2004, Katherine J. Halmi, M.D., and Gilbert J. During the Council meetings, members of the faculty and Botvin, Ph.D., presented a lecture on addiction in the Weill staff present on topics pertinent to the Medical Center commu- Education Center. On December 13, 2004, the Council nity. At the May 2004 meeting, Council members and guests convened for a program held in Griffis Faculty Club for a heard presentations on “The Promise of Transplantation.” At the presentation entitled “Heroism: September 11 and the November 2004 meeting, “The Challenges and Promise of Stem Hearst Burn Center at NewYork Weill Cornell.” Cells” was discussed. The Advisory Council also presents an In June 2004, the NewYork Weill Cornell Advisory Award for Distinguished Service to individuals who have shown Council held a celebration dinner at Le Cirque 2000 and a strong and committed interest in the health sciences and presented its first Award for Outstanding Service to Trustee whose influence and reputation have made a significant impact Walter Wriston. We were saddedened to learn of his death on the public, especially concerning health care. We paid trib- shortly thereafter. Mr. Wriston had been a major force ute to two esteemed individuals at the Advisory Council’s lunch- behind the progress of the Medical Center over a span of eons. On May 6, 2004, Alonzo Mourning was honored for rais- decades. The spring dinner included a “Medical Center ing awareness for the needs of organ transplant. On November Update on Children’s Programs,” by Gerald Loughlin, M.D., 18, 2004, Mary Tyler Moore was honored for her work in advo- Chief of Pediatrics. cating for research in juvenile diabetes.

32 Facts and Financials

Statistical Summary 34

Financial Summary 35

Governance 36

Clinical Leadership 40

Advisory and Support Groups 42

NewYork-Presbyterian Healthcare System 44

Donors 45

In Memoriam / Making a Gift 60

Important Telephone Numbers Inside Back Cover

FACTS AND FINANCIALS 33 NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Statistical Summary (2004)

PATIENT CARE

Patients Discharged (including neonatal) 88,357 Newborn 10,448 Psychiatric Payne Whitney Clinic 1,301 NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia 1,538 Westchester Division 3,654 Total 105,298

Patient Days, All Divisions (including newborns) 724,080 Visits to Day Hospital (ambulatory surgery) 45,762 Visits to Outpatient Clinics 872,475 Visits to Emergency Facilities 180,435

DISTRIBUTION OF BEDS

Medical/Surgical 1,560 Pediatrics 137 Maternity 134 Nursery 111 Psychiatric 402 Total 2,344

SERVICES TO PATIENTS

Laboratory 8,859,879 Blood Bank 361,736 Radioisotopes Services 18,504 X-ray Procedures 554,942 Operations 47,576 Deliveries 11,631 Electrocardiograms 217,550 Electroencephalograms 43,922 Therapy Treatments (Physical, Occupational) 308,534 Transfusions 102,768 Average Number of Full-Time Employees 14,523

STATISTICAL SUMMARY 34 NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital...... Financial Summary January 1 - December 31, 2004

REVENUES AS A PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL PATIENT CARE AND OTHER REVENUES

Revenues $ Millions %

Net Patient Revenues 2,254.9 92.9% Other Revenues 172.3 7.1%

Total Revenues $2,427.2 100.0%

EXPENSES AS A PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL EXPENSES

Expenses $ Millions %

Salaries and Wages 1,070.8 44.5% Employee Benefits 245.8 10.2% Provision for Bad Debts 66.7 2.8% Depreciation and Amortization 147.8 6.1% Interest 50.5 2.1% Supplies and Nonsalary Expenses 826.5 34.3%

Total Expenses $2,408.1 100.0%

Gain (Loss) from Operations $19.1

Note: The Hospital also expended $51.8 million in Charity Care.

FINANCIAL SUMMARY 35 NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Governance (as of July 2005)

CORPORATE OFFICERS/TRUSTEES BOARD OF TRUSTEES Sarah E. Nash BOARD COMMITTEES Steven O. Newhouse John J. Mack** Philip O. Alderson, M.D. Herbert Pardes, M.D. Chairman (Ex Officio) Gordon B. Pattee EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE George F. Baker Timothy A. Pedley, M.D. John J. Mack Frank A. Bennack Jr. Frank A. Bennack Jr. Lisa R. Perry Chairman Charlotte M. Ford Donald L. Boudreau Ogden Mills Phipps Peter A. Georgescu Daniel B. Burke Lionel I. Pincus Frank A. Bennack Jr. Jerry I. Speyer Joseph A. Califano Jr., Esq. Michael S. Pritula Donald L. Boudreau Vice Chairmen Iris Cantor William R. Rhodes Charlotte M. Ford Pamela G. Carlton Arthur F. Ryan Peter A. Georgescu Herbert Pardes, M.D.** Stephen Case, Esq. Arthur J. Samberg Harvey Golub President and Chief Executive Officer John K. Castle Mark Schwartz Jeffrey W. Greenberg Jean Clark Robert G. Scott Maurice R. Greenberg CHAIRMEN EMERITI H. Rodgin Cohen, Esq. Ivan G. Seidenberg Arthur J. Hedge Jr. Richard D. Siegal Daniel B. Burke Peter S. Kalikow Michel David-Weill Richard E. Snyder Maurice R. Greenberg Rochelle B. Lazarus Oscar Lewis Dunn Jr. Howard Solomon John F. McGillicuddy Ellen R. Marram Mrs. John W. Espy Jerry I. Speyer Sarah E. Nash Charlotte M. Ford Seymour Sternberg Herbert Pardes, M.D. Louis R. Gary Brenda Neubauer Straus Gordon B. Pattee David A. George Sir Howard Stringer Lionel I. Pincus Peter A. Georgescu Paul E. Taylor Jr. Jerry I. Speyer Frederick W. Gluck Vincent Tese, Esq. John A. Thain Harvey Golub John A. Thain Richard D. Granstein, M.D. Michael D. Tusiani (Ex Officio) David W. Wallace EXECUTIVE COMPENSATION Jeffrey W. Greenberg Sanford I. Weill COMMITTEE Maurice R. Greenberg John L. Weinberg John J. Mack Arthur J. Hedge Jr. John Sidney Weinberg Chairman Marifé Hernandez Margaret L. Wolff, Esq. James B. Hurlock, Esq. Robert C. Wright Glenn H. Hutchins Frank A. Bennack Jr. O. Wayne Isom, M.D. Donald L. Boudreau Mitchell L. Jacobson LIFE TRUSTEES Charlotte M. Ford Robert L. James Mark E. Andrews III Peter A. Georgescu Howard S. Jonas Edward H. Auchincloss Jeffrey W. Greenberg Winfield P. Jones, Esq. R. Palmer Baker Jr. John F. McGillicuddy Andrea Jung Robert H.B. Baldwin Jerry I. Speyer Peter S. Kalikow Hays Clark David H. Koch James M. Clark AUDIT AND CORPORATE David H. Komansky Mrs. Alexander T. Daignault COMPLIANCE COMMITTEE Charles A. Koppelman Mrs. Vincent de Roulet Donald L. Boudreau Terry Allen Kramer Eleanor T. Elliott Chairman Marilyn Laurie James H. Evans Rochelle B. Lazarus James M. Foley Mark Schwartz John J. Mack Mrs. Emily Fowler Vice Chairman Arthur J. Mahon, Esq. Edward Ward Franklin, Esq. David I. Margolis Mrs. Edward H. Gerry R. Palmer Baker Jr., Esq. Ellen R. Marram Kenneth H. Hannan H. Rodgin Cohen, Esq. Roman Martinez IV Herbert Irving Oscar Lewis Dunn Jr. William F. May John F. McGillicuddy Roman Martinez IV Raymond J. McGuire Paul Milstein William F. May Robert B. Menschel Mrs. Milton Petrie John E. Merow, Esq. John E. Merow, Esq. Ronald P. Stanton Vincent Tese, Esq. Constance J. Milstein, Esq. Frank S. Streeter Steven T. Mnuchin Sidney J. Weinberg Jr.

** John J. Mack is an ex officio member of all Board committees; Herbert Pardes, M.D., is an ex officio member of all Board committees except the Executive Compensation Committee and the Audit and Corporate Compliance Committee.

GOVERNANCE 36 NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Governance

BUDGET AND FINANCE HUMAN RESOURCES COMMITTEE JOINT CONFERENCE COMMITTEE PATIENT CENTERED CARE AND COMMITTEE SERVICE QUALITY COMMITTEE Jeffery W. Greenberg Gordon B. Pattee Frank A. Bennack Jr. Chairman Chairman Marifé Hernandez Chairman Chair Mark E. Andrews III Edward H. Auchincloss Donald L. Boudreau Daniel B. Burke Frank A. Bennack Jr. Philip O. Alderson, M.D. John K. Castle Oscar Lewis Dunn Jr. Donald L. Boudreau Iris Cantor Louis R. Gary James H. Evans Iris Cantor Oscar Lewis Dunn Jr. Harvey Golub Charlotte M. Ford Stephen Case, Esq. Mrs. John W. Espy Jeffrey W. Greenberg James B. Hurlock, Esq. Joan Ganz Cooney Charlotte M. Ford Maurice R. Greenberg John F. McGillicuddy Charlotte M. Ford Mrs. Sandra Gold* Arthur J. Hedge Jr. Michael S. Pritula Louis R. Gary Richard D. Granstein, M.D. James B. Hurlock, Esq. Arthur F. Ryan Arthur J. Hedge Jr. Mrs. Jamee Gregory* Peter S. Kalikow John S. Weinberg Marifé Hernandez O. Wayne Isom, M.D. David I. Margolis O. Wayne Isom, M.D. Collette T. Kean* Roman Martinez IV INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Robert L. James Ellen R. Marram Sarah E. Nash COMMITTEE Peter S. Kalikow William F. May Steven O. Newhouse David H. Koch Anke Nolting, Ph.D.* Gordon B. Pattee Roman Martinez IV David H. Komansky Timothy A. Pedley, M.D. Lionel I. Pincus Chairman Marilyn Laurie Lisa R. Perry Mark Schwartz Rochelle B. Lazarus Fran Poole* Jerry I. Speyer Pamela G. Carlton John E. Merow, Esq. Michael S. Pritula Brenda Neubauer Straus Curtis Cole, M.D.* Constance J. Milstein, Esq. Ruth Siegel* Paul E. Taylor Jr. Edward Ward Franklin, Esq. Timothy A. Pedley, M.D. Mrs. Daisy M. Soros* David W. Wallace Jeffrey W. Greenberg Richard E. Snyder Audrey Weiderlight, Ph.D.* John S. Weinberg Joseph Hayes, M.D.* H. Dirk Sostman, M.D. George F. Heinrich, M.D.* Michael D. Tusiani QUALITY ASSESSMENT AND George Hripcsak, M.D.* Sidney J. Weinberg Jr. DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT Michael S. Pritula COMMITTEE David H. Koch Arthur F. Ryan LEGAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE Chairman Glen Salow* Arthur J. Hedge Jr. Arthur J. Samberg Vincent Tese, Esq. Chairman James H. Evans Ted Shortliffe, M.D.* Chairman Collette T. Kean* Richard E. Snyder Philip O. Alderson, M.D. Terry Allen Kramer Henry Spotnitz, M.D.* Stephen Case, Esq. Pamela G. Carlton Constance J. Milstein, Esq. George J. Weinberger Jr.* H. Rodgin Cohen, Esq. Mrs. John W. Espy Paul Milstein Robert C. Wright James B. Hurlock, Esq. Edward Ward Franklin, Esq. Mrs. Milton Petrie Arthur J. Mahon, Esq. Richard D. Granstein, M.D. Jerry I. Speyer INVESTMENT COMMITTEE John E. Merow, Esq. George F. Heinrich, M.D.* Ronald P. Stanton Margaret L. Wolff, Esq. O. Wayne Isom, M.D. Howard Stringer George F. Baker Winfield P. Jones, Esq. Sidney J. Weinberg Jr. Chairman MARKETING AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS David H. Komansky COMMITTEE William F. May Pamela G. Carlton EXTERNAL RELATIONS COMMITTEE Constance J. Milstein, Esq. John K. Castle Rochelle B. Lazarus Vincent Tese, Esq. James H. Evans Chair REAL ESTATE AND MAJOR Vice Chairman Edward Ward Franklin, Esq. David A. George Gerald D. Fischbach, M.D.* FACILITIES COMMITTEE Pamela G. Carlton Kenneth H. Hannan Peter A. Georgescu Peter S. Kalikow Mrs. Vincent de Roulet Peter S. Kalikow Antonio M. Gotto Jr., M.D., Chairman Glenn H. Hutchins David H. Komansky D.Phil.* Peter S. Kalikow David I. Margolis Richard D. Granstein, M.D.* Arthur J. Hedge Jr. Robert Krasner, M.D.* Roman Martinez IV Robert L. James* David H. Koch Burton Lee, M.D.* Raymond J. McGuire Harvey Klein, M.D. David H. Komansky John F. McGillicuddy Mrs. Sharmin Mossavar-Rahmani* Marilyn Laurie John E. Merow, Esq. Mark J. Mundy* Sarah E. Nash Ellen R. Marram Constance J. Milstein, Esq. Lisa R. Perry Gordon B. Pattee Robert B. Menschel Ogden Mills Phipps Eric A. Rose, M.D.* Lionel I. Pincus Eric Rose, M.D.* Jerry I. Speyer Seymour Sternberg Arthur J. Samberg Richard E. Snyder Paul E. Taylor Jr. Philip E. Stieg, Ph.D., M.D.* Robert C. Scott Sir Howard Stringer Robert C. Wright John A. Thain Joseph Tennenbaum, M.D.* * Public member

GOVERNANCE 37 NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Governance

INTERNATIONAL & NATIONAL Senior Vice Presidents Vice Presidents Mary R. Cooper, M.D. BOARD Aurelia G. Boyer David Alge Vice President and Senior Vice President and Vice President Chief Quality Officer Louis R. Gary Chief Information Officer Operations Chairman NewYork-Presbyterian E. William Davis Jr., M.D. Richard D’Aquila Healthcare System Vice President Emeritus Maurice R. Greenberg Senior Vice President and Medical Affairs Chairman Emeritus Chief Operating Officer Brian J. Alsford NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Vice President and Director of William J. Farrell Frank A. Bennack Jr. Procurement Financial Controls Vice President Daniel B. Burke Emme Deland and Supply Chain Intelligence Financial Operations Iris Cantor Senior Vice President Edemar Cid-Ferreira* Strategy R. Peter Altman, M.D. David A. Feinberg Michel David-Weill Vice President and Chief Medical Vice President William Edwards* Maxine Fass, Esq. Officer, Medical Affairs Marketing Gerald D. Fischbach, M.D.* Senior Vice President, Children’s Health Network Charlotte M. Ford Chief Legal Officer and John Fleischer Barry S. Friedberg* General Counsel Donna A. Barbaro Vice President Harvey Golub Vice President Strategic Sourcing Antonio M. Gotto Jr., M.D., G. Thomas Ferguson Design and Construction D.Phil.* Senior Vice President and NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Laura L. Forese, M.D. Eugene P. Grisanti* Chief Human Resources Officer Vice President and Arthur Hedge Jr. Laurence J. Berger Chief Medical Officer Marifé Hernandez Robert E. Kelly, M.D. Vice President Robert L. James Senior Vice President and Administration Steven D. Forman, C.P.A. Collette T. Kean* Chief Operating Officer NewYork-Presbyterian Vice President David H. Komansky NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia Healthcare System Internal Audit and Joan M. Leiman, Ph.D.* Corporate Compliance John J. Mack Phyllis R. Lantos Suzanne Boyle, R.N., D.N.Sc. David I. Margolis Senior Vice President, Vice President Michael J. Fosina Roman Martinez IV Chief Financial Officer Patient Care Services Vice President and Executive Director John F. McGillicuddy and Treasurer NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell The Allen Pavilion Constance J. Milstein, Esq. Margaret Osmer-McQuade* Joan M. Leiman, Ph.D. Jeffrey A. Bronstein, M.P.A. Anita R. Golbey, Esq. Ogden Mills Phipps Chief of Staff to the Vice President Vice President, William R. Rhodes President and CEO Strategy Deputy General Counsel and Jose Rohm* Assistant Secretary Isadore Rosenfeld, M.D.* Wilhelmina Manzano, M.A., R.N. Kathleen M. Burke, Esq. Muriel Siebert* Senior Vice President and Vice President, Board Relations, William T. Greene Ronald P. Stanton Chief Nursing Officer Secretary and Counsel Vice President Joseph Tenenbaum, M.D.* Clinical Services Michael D. Tusiani William A. Polf, Ph.D. John V. Campano, Esq. NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Sanford I. Weill Senior Vice President Vice President, Risk Management External Relations and Associate General Counsel Kenneth R. Haber CORPORATE OFFICERS/ Vice President SENIOR ADMINISTRATION Cynthia N. Sparer J. Emilio Carrillo, M.D., M.P.H. Patient Support Services and Senior Vice President and Vice President Accommodations (as of August 2005) Chief Operating Officer Community Health Development Women’s, Children’s and Gertrude Johnson, M.A., R.N., Herbert Pardes, M.D. Community Health Andria Castellanos C.N.A.A. President and Vice President Vice President Chief Executive Officer Robert S. Volland Clinical Services Quality Senior Vice President NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia Steven J. Corwin, M.D. Real Estate and Facilities Steven J. Kurz Executive Vice President and Martin A. Cohen Vice President Chief Operating Officer Vice President Patient Accounts Real Estate Arthur A. Klein, M.D. Executive Vice President and Andrea Colon, M.S.N., R.N. Chief Operating Officer Vice President NewYork-Presbyterian Patient Care Services Healthcare System Children’s Health Services

* Public member

GOVERNANCE 38 NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Governance

Mark E. Larmore Georgia Persky, R.N., B.S.N., M.B.A. MEDICAL BOARD Marc Goldstein, M.D. Vice President, Finance and Vice President Daniel M. Knowles, M.D. Assistant Treasurer Patient Care Services Philip O. Alderson, M.D. James S. Lieberman, M.D. NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia President Gerald M. Loughlin, M.D. Eliot J. Lazar, M.D. Fabrizio Michelassi, M.D. Vice President Valerie Punnett Richard D. Granstein, M.D. Alvin I. Mushlin, M.D. NewYork-Presbyterian Vice President Vice President Ralph L. Nachman, M.D. Healthcare System Information Systems Dattatreyudu Nori, M.D. Jack D. Barchas, M.D. Herbert Pardes, M.D. J. David Liss Larry Schafer Louis U. Bigliani, M.D. Zev Rosenwaks, M.D. Vice President Vice President David Brenner, M.D. Robert I. Sassoon, M.D. Government Relations and Development D. Jackson Coleman, M.D. John J. Savarese, M.D. Strategic Initiatives Steven J. Corwin, M.D. Peter N. Schlegel, M.D. Paul Schwabacher John M. Driscoll Jr., M.D. Thomas P. Sculco, M.D. Myrna A. Manners Vice President Laura L. Forese, M.D. Michael G. Stewart, M.D. Vice President Design and Construction Daniel M. Knowles, M.D. Manikkam Suthanthiran, M.D. Public Affairs NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia Daniel Libby, M.D. Gerald M. Loughlin, M.D. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Susan Mascitelli Dov N. Schwartzben Fabrizio Michelassi, M.D. Vice President Vice President Ralph L. Nachman, M.D. NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/ Patient Services Managed Care Herbert Pardes, M.D. Columbia University Medical Center Timothy A. Pedley, M.D. Philip O. Alderson, M.D. Bart Minsky Carol Silk Richard Polin, M.D. President Vice President Vice President and Eric A. Rose, M.D. Human Resources Chief Learning Officer Robert I. Sassoon, M.D. Louis U. Bigliani, M.D. NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia John J. Savarese, M.D. Vice President Jolie Singer, M.P.H. Michael L. Shelanski, M.D., Ph.D. Helen Morik Vice President and Margaret Wood, M.D. Mitchell Benson, M.D. Vice President Chief of Staff to the David R. Bickers, M.D. Government and Executive Vice President and COO EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE David Brenner, M.D. Community Affairs NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/ Stanley Chang, M.D. Frederick S. Title, Esq. Weill Cornell Medical Center Lanny Garth Close, M.D. Jaclyn A. Mucaria Vice President Steven J. Corwin, M.D. Vice President Legal Affairs Richard D. Granstein, M.D. Mary D’Alton, M.D. Ambulatory Care Services President John M. Driscoll Jr., M.D. Eric R. Vorenkamp Sidney B. Eisig, D.D.S. José Nuñez Vice President Philip E. Stieg, Ph.D., M.D. Laura L. Forese, M.D. Vice President NewYork-Presbyterian Health Plans Vice President James F. Giglio, M.D. International and Corporate Scott M. Hammer, M.D. Healthcare Services Philip J. Wilner, M.D. Jack D. Barchas, M.D. Kathleen Klink, M.D. Vice President and Frank A. Chervenak, M.D. James S. Lieberman, M.D. Bernadette O’Brien, R.N. Medical Director D. Jackson Coleman, M.D. Jeffrey Lieberman, M.D. Vice President Behavioral Health Steven J. Corwin, M.D. Herbert Pardes, M.D. Operations E. William Davis Jr., M.D. Richard Polin, M.D. Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital Karol Wollenburg, M.S., R.Ph. Neal E. Flomenbaum, M.D. Eric A. Rose, M.D. of NewYork-Presbyterian Vice President Laura L. Forese, M.D. Michael L. Shelanski, M.D., Ph.D. Pharmacy Robert A. Solomon, M.D. Joanne L. Olson Margaret Wood, M.D. Vice President Gary J. Zuar Human Resources Vice President NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Finance

Wayne Osten Bernadette D. Ocampo Vice President Assistant Secretary System Development NewYork-Presbyterian Healthcare System

GOVERNANCE 39 NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Clinical Leadership (as of September 2005)

CHIEFS OF SERVICE Radiation Oncology Pediatrics Cytology Laboratory Philip O. Alderson, M.D. Gerald M. Loughlin, M.D. Diane Hamele-Bena, M.D. Physicians at NewYork-Presbyterian (interim) Hospital have appointments at Plastic Surgery Genetics Columbia University College Radiology Robert Grant, M.D. Dorothy Warburton, Ph.D. of Physicians and Surgeons or Philip O. Alderson, M.D. (acting) Weill Medical College of Cornell Point of Care Testing University, and some physicians Rehabilitation Medicine Psychiatry Daniel Fink, M.D. have joint appointments at both James S. Lieberman, M.D. Jack D. Barchas, M.D. schools. Most of the chiefs of service Specialty Laboratory serve as chairmen of the correspond- Surgery Public Health Michael Pesce, M.D. ing clinical departments at their Eric A. Rose, M.D. Alvin I. Mushlin, M.D. respective medical schools. Stem Laboratory Urology Radiation Oncology Donna Skerrett, M.D. NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/ Mitchell C. Benson, M.D. Dattatreyudu Nori, M.D. Columbia University Medical Center Surgical Pathology Anesthesiology NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/ Radiology Kathleen O’Toole, M.D. Margaret Wood, M.D. Weill Cornell Medical Center Robert J. Min, M.D. (acting) Transfusion Medicine Services Anesthesiology Harold Kaplan, M.D. Dental and Oral Surgery John J. Savarese, M.D. Sidney B. Eisig, D.D.S. Rehabilitation Medicine James S. Lieberman, M.D. Ancillary Information Services Cardiothoracic Surgery Gil Sofer Dermatology O. Wayne Isom, M.D. David R. Bickers, M.D. Reproductive Medicine Marc Goldstein, M.D. Clinical Diagnostic Laboratories Dentistry, Oral and Zev Rosenwaks, M.D. Directors Emergency Medicine Maxillofacial Surgery Co-Chiefs Interventional Cardiology Center, James F. Giglio, M.D. David A. Behrman, D.M.D. Adult Surgery Allan Schwartz, M.D. Family Medicine Dermatology Fabrizio Michelassi, M.D. Kathleen A. Klink, M.D. Richard D. Granstein, M.D. Cardiac Catheterization, Pediatrics Transplantation Medicine William E. Hellenbrand, M.D. Medicine Emergency Medicine and Extracorporeal Therapy David Brenner, M.D. Neal E. Flomenbaum, M.D. Manikkam Suthanthiran, M.D. Cardiac ECG, Adult James Reiffel, M.D. Neurological Surgery Medicine Urology Robert A. Solomon, M.D. Ralph L. Nachman, M.D. Peter N. Schlegel, M.D. Echocardiography, Pediatrics Charles S. Kleinman, M.D. Neurology Neurology Timothy A. Pedley, M.D. M. Flint Beal, M.D. DIRECTORS OF LABORATORIES Cardiac Electrophysiology NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/ Hasan Garan, M.D. Obstetrics and Gynecology Neurological Surgery Columbia University Medical Center Mary D’Alton, M.D. Philip E. Stieg, Ph.D., M.D. Echocardiography Allen Pavilion Laboratory Shunichi Homma, M.D. Ophthalmology Obstetrics and Gynecology Joseph Fink, M.D. Stanley Chang, M.D. Frank A. Chervenak, M.D. Neurophysiology Anatomic Pathology Laboratories Clifton Gooch, M.D. Orthopaedic Surgery Ophthalmology Charles Marboe, M.D. Ronald Emerson, M.D. Louis U. Bigliani, M.D. D. Jackson Coleman, M.D. Vice Chairman Co-Directors Department of Pathology Otolaryngology Orthopaedic Surgery Nuclear Cardiology Lanny Garth Close, M.D. Thomas P. Sculco, M.D. Clinical Laboratory Services Lynne Johnson, M.D. Surgeon-in-Chief Steven Spitalnik, M.D. Pathology Hospital for Special Surgery Vice Chairman Michael L. Shelanski, M.D., Ph.D. Nuclear Medicine Department of Pathology Ronald Van Heertum, M.D. Otorhinolaryngology Medical Director Pediatrics Michael G. Stewart, M.D. John M. Driscoll Jr., M.D. Pulmonary Function Clinical Microbiology Service Robert Basmer, M.D. Pathology Phyllis Della-Latta, Ph.D. Psychiatry Daniel M. Knowles, M.D. Jeffrey Lieberman, M.D. Core Laboratory Daniel Fink, M.D.

CLINICAL LEADERSHIP 40 NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Clinical Leadership (as of September 2005)

NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/ Electroencephalography Pre and Post Surgical Services Respiratory Therapy Weill Cornell Medical Center Gail E. Solomon, M.D. Clare Styles, B.S.N., R.N. Octavio LaFuentes, R.R.T. Director Director Anatomic Pathology Laboratories Electromyography Joan Jones, M.D. Michael Rubin, M.D. Respiratory Therapy Social Work Director Eileen Barnwell, R.R.T., M.S. Sona Euster, C.S.W., A.C.S.W. Neurophysiology Director Director Blood Bank and Jonathan Victor, M.D., Ph.D. Transfusion Service Admitting, Discharge and Billing Donna Skerrett, M.D. PHARMACY Nuclear Medicine Kathleen M. Ferre-Tomkins Director/Chief Stanley J. Goldsmith, M.D. Director Karol Wollenburg, M.S., R.Ph. Apothecary-in-Chief Central Core Laboratory Pulmonary Function Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital of Richard Lent, Ph.D. Abraham Sanders, M.D. NewYork-Presbyterian Director SERVICE LINES Andrea M. Colon, M.S.N., R.N. Graham Gulian NURSING/PATIENT Clinical Microbiology Vice President, Patient Care Services Director Davise Larone, Ph.D. CARE SERVICES Social Work Chief Wilhelmina Manzano, M.A., R.N. Administrative Directors Sharron Madden, L.C.S.W. Senior Vice President and Director Clinical Pathology Laboratories Chief Nursing Officer Behavioral Health Debra G.B. Leonard, M.D., Ph.D. NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Gail Ryder Director The Allen Pavilion Clinical Practice, Education, Valerie Henriques, R.N. Cardiovascular Cytogenetics Quality and Research Director (acting) Bernadette Miesner Susan Matthew, Ph.D. Gina Bufe, Ph.D., R.N. Chief Lourdes V.Mellino, M.A., M.Ed., R.N. NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/ Children’s Health Directors Weill Cornell Medical Center Aliza Koenigsberg Cytopathology Madeline Vazquez, M.D. Suzanne M. Boyle, R.N., D.N.Sc. Digestive Diseases Nursing Education Vice President, Patient Care Services Chief Jean Pieri Flynn, Ed., R.N. Kate Hopkins Dianne M. Ryan, M.A., R.N., BC., Hematology Laboratory Services Ambulatory Care Emergency Medicine C.N.A. Gayle Kolt, M.P.H., R.N., C.P.H.Q. Ellinor I. Peerschke, Ph.D. Directors Nicole Kail Chief Practice Administrator Operations and Credentialing Geriatrics Immunopathology Emergency Department Tina Stimpson Debra O’Hehir, M.S.N., M.B.A.,R.N. Brian Miluszusky, B.S.N., C.E.N. Amy Chadburn, M.D. Director Chief Patient Care Director Medicine NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/ Tina Stimpson Medical/Surgical Nursing Surgical Pathology Columbia University Medical Center Joan Jones, M.D. Patricia Prufeta, M.S.H.A., R.N. Neuroscience Chief Georgia Persky, R.N., B.S.N., M.B.A. Director Gail Ryder Vice President, Patient Care Services Clinical Diagnostic Laboratories Nursing Operations/Finance Oncology Directors Cardiac/Cardiovascular Nursing Robert Reineman, M.B.A., M.P.H. Susan R. Silverman Cardiac Catheterization, Adult Hussein Tahan, D.N.Sc., R.N., C.N.A. Director S. Chiu Wong, M.D. Director Orthopaedics Payne Whitney Inpatient Tina Stimpson Cardiac Catheterization, Pediatrics Critical Care and Renee (John) Repique, R.N. William E. Hellenbrand, M.D. Surgical Specialties Nurse Manager Preventative and Vinni Genevese-Schek, R.N., M.P.H. Corporate Health Cardiac Electrophysiology Director Perioperative Nursing José Nuñez Bruce B. Lerman, M.D. Marjorie Guglin, M.P.H., B.S.N., R.N. Emergency Room Nursing Administrative Director Transplant Cardiac ECG, Adult Raffaela Pia, M.S., R.N.C. Jennifer Rabina Paul D. Kligfield, M.D. Director Westchester Division Linda Espinosa, M.S., R.N. Vascular Cardiac ECG, Pediatrics Nursing Operations Director Bruce Gantt Rubin Cooper, M.D. Patricia Rozzi, M.A., R.N. Director Women’s and Children’s Women’s Health Echocardiography Health Nursing Kate Hopkins Richard Devereux, M.D. Operating Room Nursing Margaret Macek, M.S.N., R.N. Vicki Fox, B.S.N., R.N., C.N.O.R. Director Director

CLINICAL LEADERSHIP 41 NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital...... Advisory and Support Groups (as of July 2005)

COLUMBIA PRESBYTERIAN JoAnn M. Murphy Minnie Dubilier Michael Urkowitz HEALTH SCIENCES Joseph M. Murphy Claire Edersheim Jeffrey A. Volk ADVISORY COUNCIL Fred Nazem William Edwards John S. Weinberg Patricia Papper Edgar R. Eisner Sue Ann Weinberg John K. Castle Gordon B. Pattee Elaine Sargent Elman Carolyn Wiener Chairman (through May 2005) Ponchitta Pierce Linda Rodgers Emory Suzanne Wright John Pinto Jeffrey J. Feil Richard A. Elias, M.D. Irene Pollin Mary Ann Fribourg Life Members Chairman (as of June 2005) Stuart Rabin David Ganek Phyllis D. Collins Hinda Rosenthal Judie Ganek Annette de la Renta Roger Barnett Joan Schneeweiss Michele Geller Peter J. De Luca Jeremiah A. Barondess, M.D. Mark Schwartz Laurent Gerschel, M.D. Sanford B. Ehrenkranz Page Morton Black Steven Segal Emily Glasser Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Fisher Charles Brunie Ruth Siegel Peter S. Goltra Frances M. Friedman Joan Camins Wilma Bulkin Siegel, M.D. Joseph L. Gossner Wilbur H. Friedman Bryan J. Carey John R. Stafford Antonio M. Gotto Jr., M.D., Mary Kalikow Thomas L. Chrystie Vada Stanley D.Phil. Robert Liberman Maureen Cogan Judith Sulzberger, M.D. Corinne Greenberg Barry Osborn Rhoda W. Cohen Suzanne Sunshine Jeffrey W. Greenberg Dorothy Sarnoff Raymond Ron Cohen, M.D. Doris Tananbaum Jamee Gregory Jean Lawson Stone Stephen Cohen, M.D. Jeff C. Tarr Themis Hadges Vivien Wyser-Pratte Sue Dalsemer Vincent Tese Lynne F. Hammerschlag James J. Daly John Tognino George F. Heinrich, M.D. Robert K. Dresing Doris F. Tulcin Jonathan J. Holtz CHILDREN’S ADVISORY COUNCIL Abigail Black Elbaum Gerard Turino, M.D. Hon. Howard M. Holtzmann Loren Eng Kathleen Walas Henry H. Hoyt Jr. Executive Committee Members Gloria Farber, Ed.D. Audrey Weiderlight, Ph.D. Thomas C. Israel Phyllis Farley Dayna J. Wilkinson Anne Wallace Juge Sarah Elizabeth Nash Mark Fisch Joseph D. Williams Allison Kanders Chair Oscar Garfein, M.D. Ruth A. Wooden Nathalie Kaplan Louis R. Gary Clyde Wu, M.D. Harvey Kaylie Stephen S. Crawford Philip Goelet, Ph.D. Collette T. Kean Charlotte M. Ford Sandra O. Gold, Ed.D. Emeriti Peter R. Kellogg Stanley Jaffe Ernest Haas David H. Koch Peter S. Kalikow Mathilde Krim, Ph.D. Daniel Hauser, Ph.D. Mara Landis Phyllis Komansky Arnold Relman, M.D. Gerard Higgins Nancy Lane Ronay Menschel Helen S. Hintz Jeffrey S. Lasdon Daniel S. Och Abigail A. Hoffman NEWYORK WEILL CORNELL Betty N. Lee Nancy C. Paduano Herbert Irving COUNCIL Claudia Cisneros Macaya Heather Sargent Ellen Jewett Lynne M. Manning Mark Schwarz Jeffrey W. Greenberg Barbara Jonas Sharmin Mossavar-Rahmani Robert G. Scott Chairman Vera Joseph, M.D. Jeanne Moutoussamy-Ashe Patrick Whalen Patsy Kahn Monica Muhart Larry Schafer Cindie Kastenbaum Margaret Osmer-McQuade Full Committee Members Henry L. King Administrative Officer Nancy Paduano Zoe Cruz E. Peter Krulewitch Herbert Pardes, M.D. Ethel Allen Arthur Samberg Eugene Lang Nelson Peltz Sara Ayres Burton J. Lee III, M.D. Pauline Baker Pitt Susan L. Baker Deanna Levine Edward Ashton Poole Barbara Bancroft Constance Lieber Dennis B. Poster Sloan Barnett Hildegarde Mahoney Donna Redel Renée Belfer Phyllis L. Mailman Marcus M. Reidenberg, M.D. Adele Bergreen John H. Manice Lawrence Ruben Kathleen Burns Paul A. Marks, M.D. Cyma Rubin The Rev. Dr. John E. Carrington Ariane M.H. Matschullat Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Rubin Bernadette Castro William F. May John M. Rudey Herbert Chestler Guri McKinnell Jack Saltz Paul M. Cohen G. Allen Mebane Larry Schafer Emy Cohenca Constance J. Milstein, Esq. Fiona Scharf Audrey del Rosario Shelby Modell Jay Shaw Robert L. Dilenschneider G. Lynn Moore Ruth S. Stanton

ADVISORY AND SUPPORT GROUPS 42 NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital...... Advisory and Support Groups (as of July 2005)

NEWYORK-PRESBYTERIAN THE AUXILIARY THE AUXILIARY VOLUNTEERS HOSPITAL COMMUNITY NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/ NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/ NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital HEALTH ADVISORY COUNCIL Columbia University Medical Center Weill Cornell Medical Center Rick Evans Community Members Audrey Weiderlight, Ph.D. Fran Poole Director Frank A. Alvarez President Chair Volunteer and Patient Centered Services Charles Corliss, Ph.D. Leslie Foster Mrs. Theodore Semegran Barbara Booth Evelyn Ramos Herbert Harwitt First Vice President Elizabeth Johnson Manager Maria Luna Vice Chairs NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia Luis Miranda Mrs. David Dodge Pamela Palanque-North, Ph.D. Second Vice President Fréderika Heinemann Maxine Dacres Ana Olivero, M.D. Secretary/Treasurer Manager Moises Perez Mrs. Paul Cannon NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Rosita Romero Secretary Collette T. Kean Andrew Rubinson Chair Emeritus Diane Clark Yvonne Stennett Mrs. David L. Andrews Manager Juan Tapia-Mendoza, M.D. Treasurer The Auxiliary’s mission of support- Volunteer and Patient Services/ Juan Villar ing the Hospital’s many patient Payne Whitney-Westchester Miss Anne Lipari related programs continued with Corresponding Secretary funding grants to: Mayra Garcia COMMUNITY ADVISORY BOARD •Pediatric Primary Care Clinic Manager NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/ The Auxiliary of today is so proud Volunteer Services/Allen Pavilion Weill Cornell Medical Center to have provided a second three-year •Patient Recreation and Crafts scholarship for junior faculty at the Program Volunteers are a key element of Jonathan Bobrow Altschuler Center for Women’s Health. This •Education Aids for the Social patient centered care at NewYork- Chairman will enable the fourth, fifth and sixth Services Department Presbyterian. scholarship recipients to pursue •“Healthy Steps” for In 2004, over 1,300 volunteers Leslie Slocum research. We have now distributed Vice Chairman Young Children provided more than 152,000 hours $350,000 in scholarship funds. of service in a wide array of pro- •Paramedic Training Program Louis Uliano We have continued our commitment grams and roles, including in our Secretary to assisting departments and pro- •Payne Whitney’s Therapeutic Emergency Departments, Child grams throughout the Medical Activities Life Program, Pet Therapy Program, Daniel R. Badillo Center, including: Outstanding presentations for the Hospital Elder Life Program William Dionne • Funding for the Department of educational lecture series continued, (HELP), Domestic and Other Ruby Gaines Social Work/Rehabilitative concluding with a presentation on Violence Emergency (DOVE) Michael S. Garvey, D.V.M. Medicine for appropriate clothing the “future reconfiguration of the Program, Reach Out and Read, Jacqueline Halpin for over 350 patients in need Medical Center.” Silver Spoons, Trained Liaison John J. Lynch Comforters (TLC), and helped at • Funding of lectures to educate The Babies Alumni Program was Liam Lynch information desks and waiting areas social workers, as per the Anna pursued actively and added many Stephen C. Petrillo across our facilities. They have also Ball Kneeland Fund new members to its roster. Linda Pickett played an important role in helping Stuart K. Sherman • Provisions for volunteers in the us to achieve our service excellence Ron Swift Trained Liaison Comforter pro- and patient satisfaction goals. Wanda Wooten gram in ICU and Same Day/ Members of the Auxiliary of both Interpreter Services also continues Ambulatory waiting areas centers also participate in the to be a major focus. In 2005, • Support for the Milbank Library United Hospital Fund and NewYork-Presbyterian formed a Hospital Association of New York. Limited English Proficiency Steering • Scholarships for Medical Center Committee which has initiated a nursery school children wide array of projects, including • Free magazines for patients expanded internal education pro- • Free parking for all volunteers and grams, community outreach and auxilians interpreter competency and training programs. Our program has grown • Funding for The Allen Pavilion’s along with the need. In 2005, community outreach programs for interpreter assistance was provided seniors to patients at our facilities, using • Support for Artists Unite therapy a variety of mechanisms, over for all cancer patients 100,000 times.

ADVISORY AND SUPPORT GROUPS 43 NewYork-Presbyterian Healthcare System...... Board Leadership, Senior Management and System Members (as of July 2005) BOARD LEADERSHIP/ New York Community Hospital SENIOR MANAGEMENT New York Hospital Queens New York Methodist Hospital John J. Mack New York Westchester Square Chairman Medical Center Northern Westchester Hospital Donald L. Boudreau Nyack Hospital John E. Merow, Esq. Orange Regional Medical Center Vice Chairmen • Arden Hill Campus • Horton Campus Herbert Pardes, M.D. Palisades Medical Center President and Chief Executive Officer Phelps Memorial Hospital* NewYork-Presbyterian The Rogosin Institute Healthcare System St. Barnabas Hospital–The Bronx Comprising 35 general acute-care hospital sites in St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital Arthur A. Klein, M.D. St. Vincent’s Medical New York State as well as Northern New Jersey Executive Vice President and Center–Bridgeport and Connecticut,15 skilled nursing facilities, and Chief Operating Officer Southampton Hospital NewYork-Presbyterian numerous other ambulatory and specialty providers, South Nassau Communities Healthcare System Hospital the NewYork-Presbyterian Healthcare System is one Stamford Health System Laurence J. Berger of the largest systems in the United States. Established The Valley Hospital Vice President White Plains Hospital Center by NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, its mission is to Administrative Affairs Winthrop-University Hospital Wyckoff Heights Medical Center increase access to high quality care, foster quality Eliot J. Lazar, M.D. improvement, promote professional and operational Vice President Medical Affairs LONG-TERM CARE MEMBERS excellence, and support the mission of its academic Amsterdam Nursing Home partners. The System currently serves nearly one out David Alge Fort Tr yon Center for Rehabilitation of every four patients seen in the greater New York Vice President and Nursing Operations Franklin Center for Rehabilitation metropolitan area. and Nursing Wayne Osten Friedwald Center for Rehabilitation NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital and its clinical service Vice President and Nursing lines play an increasingly important role in expanding System Development The Harborage at Palisades Medical Center the scope of medical and surgical services offered at Oliver T. Fein, M.D. Manhattanville Health Care Center System institutions. Most general acute care members Associate Dean and Director Menorah Home and Hospital Office of Affiliations St. Barnabas Nursing Home are also affiliates of one of two medical school partners: Weill Cornell Medical College St. Mary’s Hospital for Children– Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons Queens Joseph Tenenbaum, M.D. and Weill Medical College of Cornell University. The Sea Crest Health Care Center System Affairs Shore View Nursing Home activities of the System are overseen by a Board, which Columbia University College The Silvercrest Center for Nursing of Physicians and Surgeons includes members from the NewYork-Presbyterian Board and Rehabilitation Tandet Center for Continuing Care and chairpersons from selected member institutions. ACUTE CARE MEMBERS Listed here are key System leadership and members. NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital AMBULATORY AND SPECIALTY • The Allen Pavilion MEMBERS • Children’s Hospital of Community Healthcare Network NewYork-Presbyterian • NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia New York College of Podiatric • NewYork-Presbyterian/ Medicine & Foot Clinics of Weill Cornell New York • Westchester Division Bassett Healthcare SPECIALTY REHABILITATION The Brooklyn Hospital Center Holy Name Hospital MEMBERS Hospital for Special Surgery The Burke Rehabilitation Hospital Lawrence Hospital Center Helen Hayes Hospital New Milford Hospital * Membership Pending

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NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Albert Yvonne Uran Arthur Professor Teodolinda Barolini extends deepest thanks to its many Alconda-Owsley Foundation Vera J. Aryeh Mr. and Mrs. Stanley C. Baron loyal supporters. Gifts of all sizes Dr. Philip O. Alderson Ascend Capital Geraldine E. Barr were enormously appreciated. The Alfano Family Charitable Patricia C. Aser Mary F. Barrett We are grateful to the following Foundation The Ashton Foundation Doris Bartell donors who contributed gifts of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Alfano Milton Askinas Peter Bartlett $1,000 or more to NewYork- Dr. Nissim Alhadeff ASM Mechanical Systems Stuart J. Baskin Presbyterian Hospital during 2004: Allen & Company, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Asness Anne H. Bass Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Allen Association of Contracting Plumbers Anne Hendricks Bass Foundation Geoffrey Allen Corp. of the City of NY Mr. and Mrs. Sid R. Bass A Mrs. Herbert Allen Sr. Association of Independent Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Bateson Herbert Allen Foundation Commercial Producers Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Bauer Felicia and Arnold Aaron Foundation Susan K. Allen Astra Zeneca Mrs. Barbara L. Baum Michael Aaron Alliance Capital Management AstraZeneca LP Lecture Bureau Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baum Mr. and Mrs. William E. Aaron Mr. and Mrs. Herbert M. Allison Jr. Tiqui Atencio James J. Bauman Aaronson Rappaport Feinstein & Mr. and Mrs. David Almeida Victor K. Atkins Meredith E. Baumstein Deutsch, LLP The Murray Alon Charitable Atkinson Koven Feinberg, LLP Baxter Healthcare Corporation Gayle R. Aaronson Foundation Atlantic-Heydt Corp. Bear Stearns Securities Corp. Abbott Laboratories Fund Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Alpern The Atticus Foundation Dr. David J. Bearison and Dr. Linda Lynda Abdoo Eleanor Alston Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Auchincloss Granowetter Kristin Abely Dr. R. Peter Altman Philip Auerbach Mr. and Mrs. Murray Beckerman John W. Abene Dr. Nasser K. Altorki The Auxiliary of the NewYork- Mr. and Mrs. Neil C. Beckerman Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Abene Altria Group, Inc. Presbyterian Hospital Louis Begley Oded Aboodi The Altschul Foundation Avellino Family Foundation The Nancy Terner Behrman S. Daniel Abraham Mr. and Mrs. Alan Altschuler Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Averett Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Abraham Dr. and Mrs. Ellsworth C. Alvord Jr. Avon Products Foundation, Inc. The Beinecke Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James D. Abrams Amcom Software, Inc. Alison K. Axelrod Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Bekerman Leigh Abramson American Express Pac Match Bernard Axelrod The Laurence D. Belfer Family Louis & Anne Abrons Foundation, The American Hospital of Paris Myrna Axman Charitable Foundation Inc. Foundation Foundation for Cancer Research Robert and Reneé Belfer Access Securities, Inc. American International Group, Inc. The Ayres/Baechle Foundation Philanthropic Fund Accordis Inc. The American Society of Nephrology Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Bellantuono Roger G. Ackerman American Society of Transplantation Joan K. Bellezza Acorn Foundation American Standard B Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Benchimol The Julius Ada Foundation, Inc. Anchor Capital Advisors Edward H. Benenson Ethel & Philip Adelman Charitable Anchorage Charitable Fund B. Braun Medical Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Benenson Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. K. Tucker Andersen Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Babineau John H. Benisch Mrs. Cass Adelman The Anderson Charitable Fund Joseph Bachelder Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Bennack Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E. Adelson Mr. and Mrs. Andrew G. Anderson Allen King Bachrach Herbert M. Benton Mrs. Jan P. Adelson Denis Andreuzzi Bacon Fund Dr. Walter E. Berdon Adirondack Surgical Group, LLP Richard Anfang Thomas H. Bacon Mr. and Mrs. Rodney B. Berens Mr. and Mrs. Allen Adler Angelo, Gordon & Co., L.P. J. Carter Bacot Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Berg Charles H. Adler Family Charitable Barbara Annis Cathy Bailey Jerome S. Berg Fund Helen J. Appel Mrs. Frederick Bailey The Frank M. Berger 1997 Trust Elaine J. Adler The Applebaum Foundation Irene Bakelaar The Bernard Bergreen Foundation Elsie L. Adler Myra Appleton The George F. Baker Trust Stefany & Simon Bergson Foundation The Louis and Bessie Adler Dr. Gaya S. Aranoff R. Palmer Baker Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bergtraum Foundation Adrian & Jessie Archbold Charitable Mr. & Mrs. Robert Baker Family W.R. Berkley Corporation Philip M. Adler Tr ust Foundation Charitable Foundation Ad-Tech Medical Instruction Edward Archbold Shepard W. Baker Carol E. and Myles P. Berkman Corporation Architecture for Health Science and Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Bakker The Sybiel Berkman Foundation Advanced Research Foundation, Inc. Commerce PC Robert H. B. Baldwin Berlex Laboratories, Inc. Aetna Foundation, Inc. The Stanley J. Arkin Foundation Dr. David E. Bank Madaleine Berley Affinity Health Plan, Inc. Armstrong-Nickoll Family Dr. Tzvi Bar-David Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Berman AHSC Architects Foundation C.R. Bard, Inc. Madeleine Berman M. Bernard Aidinoff Fund Arnhold and S. Bleichroeder Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Barist Mr. and Mrs. Martin Berman AIG Matching Grants Program Advisers, Inc. John Barker Stanley M. Berman Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ainslie III Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Barnello Marc Bernheim Airflex Industrial, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Aron Saretta Barnet Mr. and Mrs. David Bernstein Robert Albericci Aronson Family Foundation Phillip Barnett Tom and Andi Bernstein Fund Alexandria J. Albers Douglas M. Arthur Mr. and Mrs. Victor Barnett Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Beron

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Angelica U. Berrie Mr. and Mrs. Matthew S. Bordwin Burberry Casa Di Cura Abano Terme Russell Berrie Foundation Dr. Jeffrey S. Borer William A. M. Burden Charitable Dr. Andrew M. Casden Norman B. Berry Bossak Heilbron Charitable Lead Trust Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Case Bershad Foundation Foundation Robert & Judith Burger Castle Harlan Mr. and Mrs. Eric Best Boston Scientific Corporation Philanthropic Fund John K. Castle Beth Israel Medical Center The Albert C. Bostwick Foundation James E. Burke Robert Castrignano Mr. and Mrs. John P. Beyersdorf Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Boudreau Kathleen M. Burke, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent T. Cavallo Bialkin Family Foundation, Inc. Donald L. Boudreau Foundation Mary Griggs Burke Bryan Cave, LLP Lee Bialostok Bovis Lend Lease Mr. and Mrs. Walter Burke CBL Path Nikki Lank Bialow Ellen Bowers Burlington Capital Markets CBR Systems, Inc. Aurora L. Biamonte Christopher Boyatt John J. Burns CBS News Frank Bianco Mr. and Mrs. James Boyd Harold Burson Center for Vascular Biology Dr. David R. Bickers William Boyd II Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Burton Central Lewmar Big Bam Foundation Audrey Boyle Joel Busel The Central National-Gottesman Penelope Parkman Biggs Charitable BP Matching Fund Programs Marc Bushell Foundation Gift Fund Geoffrey N. Bradfield The BWF Foundation Inc. Central Parking Corporation Dr. Louis U. Bigliani Dr. Mariellen M. Lane Bradley Central Presbyterian Church Donna L. Bilgrei Richard New Bradt and Martha Nardy Certilman James F. Billett Jr. Keaveny Bradt C Robert A. Certilman Charles E. Binder Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Brady Jr. The Ralph M. Cestone Foundation H. P. Bingham Jr. Braintree Laboratories, Inc. Caddell Dry Dock and Repair Co. CFDA Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jules Bingham Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brasco Thomas F. Cahill Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Chai June R. and Jonathan Bingham Fund Dr. Barry D. Brause Juana E. Caicedo-Selinger Philip Chaikin Living Trust Joan Binstock Rita S. Brause Dr. Mitchell Cairo Walid A. Chammah Dr. John D. Birkhoff Roberta C. Brause Rose Cali Chanel, Inc. Irma Birnbaum L. Bravmann Family Philanthropic Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Califano Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Chu H. Chang Barbara C. Bishop Fund Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Calinoff The Juju Chang & Neal Shapiro Charles W. Bisset Marion I. Breen Karen and Jerry Callaghan Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Black Dr. David Allen Brenner Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Callahan Dr. Stanley Chang Page M. Black Sharon G. Brenner PJ Callahan Foundation Inc. Chapdelaine Corporate Securities & Manolo Blahnik Leo and Frances Bretter Robert J. Callander Company Dr. Theodore A. Blaine Philanthropic Fund Mrs. D. Wayne Calloway Charina Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Marc H. Blair Mr. and Mrs. Keith D. Brickman Joseph Camhi Foundation, Inc. Jerome & Pamela Charnizon Fund Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood C. Blake Dr. Mary Bridges John Campano Susan Charpo Hannah and Leonard Blank Family Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Brigis Mr. and Mrs. Lowell C. Camps Charter Oak Partners Fund Dr. Anne-Marie B. Brillantes Campus Coach Lines Mr. and Mrs. Chevy Chase Leonard and Hannah Blank Mr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Brine Cancer Research and Treatment Mr. and Mrs. David H. Chase Mr. and Mrs. Mace Blickman Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Fund, Inc. Chasen Family Foundation, Inc. Cornelius N. Bliss Memorial Fund Broad Hollow Estates, Inc. Barbara Candee Chazen Foundation BLL Foundation Mary Jane Brock William Candee III Charlotte Chen Mr. and Mrs. Laurence H. Bloch The Brodsky Family Foundation Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Foundation Dr. Jonathan Chen James and Barbara Block Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Brodsky The Capital Group Companies The Chest Foundation Mervin J. Block Fund Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Brodsky Charitable Foundation The Linda Chester Literary Agency Eileen Bloom The Gladys Brooks Foundation Dr. Ronald M. Caplan Richard R. Cheswick The Lida and David Bloom Fund B Len Brous and Helen Garey A. MacDonald Caputo Mordechai Chetrit Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Blotzke Philanthropic Fund Mr. and Mrs. Michael Caputo The Child Development Charitable Blue Hill Road Foundation The Brout Foundation, Inc. Cardinal Health Tr ust Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Blum Mr. and Mrs. Douglas L. Brown Cardoza Corp. Children Affected by AIDS Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Blum G. William Brown Jr. Careplus Health Plan Foundation Karen Blumberg Neil J. Brown William D. Carlebach Children of Armenia Fund Dr. David S. Blumenthal William Brown Foundation Gerald Carlin Children’s Blood Foundation Blythmour Corporation Nancy D. Browne Carlton Hill Family Foundation Inc. Sylvia F. Chin Bocage Design Group, Inc. The Brownington Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Carmel Denise A. & Eugene W. Chinery Body of Art Ltd. Mrs. Richard Brudner Mr. and Mrs. David H. Carnahan Jr. Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Cornelis Boele The Brunetti Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Carney Eugene W. Chinery Bogen Family Charitable Trust Harry Buchanan Mr. and Mrs. Jesse L. Carroll Jr. Rebecca M. Chizak William and Judith Bollinger Buchbinder & Warren Mr. and Mrs. John K. Carroll Jane Choate Booksmart, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Buckley The Carson Family Charitable Trust Bae Pao Lu Chow Boorstein Family Fund The Alexandru & Sonia Bunescu Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Carson Jr. Henry Christensen III Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell B. Booth Fund Mr. and Mrs. Carroll L. Cartwright Chubb & Son, Inc. Shirley Borak Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Burack Guy F. Cary Jr. CIBC World Markets Corp.

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Sam Cingari Cook Incorporated Stephen H. D’Antonio Dome Enterprises, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John Cirillo Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Cook D’Aprile Inc. Andrea Donahue Mary Cirillo-Goldberg The Karen and Everett Cook Datascope Corporation Angelo Donghia Foundation Cisco Systems Foundation Hal David The Strachan & Vivian Donnelley Claudia Cisneros John A. Coolahan Davidson Kempner Advisers Inc. Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Gustavo Cisneros Joan Ganz Cooney John P. Davidson III Pamela C. Donner Citigroup Dr. Louis Z. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Michel David-Weill Dooley Electric Company, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Citrin Richard B. Cooper Nancy Davies Jerome and Laura Dorfman Civetta Cousins Joint Venture The Corcoran Group Real Estate Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Davies Charitable Foundation CJM Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Cordy Clive J. Davis Foundation Marcia K. Dorst Mr. and Mrs. Hays Clark Corinthian Diagnostic Radiology Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Paul Douglas Howard Clark Jr. Cornell Paper Inbox Dr. William J. Davis Erica A. Drake Trust James M. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Patton R. Corrigan Mr. and Mrs. Evan R. Dawson Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Draper Jean B. Clark Charitable Lead Trust Dr. and Mrs. Steven J. Corwin Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Day DRC Charities Properties, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Clarke Dr. and Mrs. Stuart W. Cosgriff DBCC Architects, P.C. Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Dresing Mrs. Robert L. Clarke Cosmos Communications, Inc. Deanfox Foundation, Inc. Louis Dreyfus Holding Company Classic Mortgage, LLC Mr. and Mrs. David A. Coulter Peter E. Deboer Allen Dreyfuss Harris Clay Katie Couric Dr. Richard J. Deckelbaum Richard H. Driehaus Richard T. Cliggott Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Cowan Decor, Inc. Yvonne and John Driscoll Chris and Pam Cloud Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Cowen Mr. and Mrs. Alfred C. DeCrane Jr. Stanley F. and Fiona Druckenmiller Jean M. Cluett Joan K. Cowlan Mr. and Mrs. Fred Decre The Stanley & Fiona Druckenmiller CMGRP, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cowlan Mr. and Mrs. James A. Del Giudice Fund CMP Media, LLC Carla E. Craig Delancey Foundation JRS Dryfoos Charitable Lead Trust Mr. and Mrs. Michael Coglianese Crane Fund for Widows & Children Delcal Enterprises, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dubeck Cohen Hacker Rothstein & Pearl, Mr. and Mrs. Andres U. Crane Julius D’Elia G & E Dubin Family Foundation LLC Mr. and Mrs. Homer Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Nick Dellaportas Mrs. Robert Ducommun Mr. and Mrs. Abraham E. Cohen Credit Suisse First Boston Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Dellarusso Barry J. Duignan Claudia Cohen Corporation The Helen and Philip Delman Marie T. Dunigan Dr. Deborah L. Cohen The CRH Foundation Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Dunleavy Jonathan L. Cohen Foundation Criticare LLC Deloitte & Touche Services, LP Mr. and Mrs. John F. Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cohen Dr. and Mrs. Burney M. Croll George Delson Oscar L. Dunn Jr. Paul M. Cohen Mr. and Mrs. James Cropsey Mr. and Mrs. Patrick B. Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Dunnington Mr. and Mrs. Rodney S. Cohen Mrs. Edgar O. Crossman Demarchelier David A. Durkin Betsy and Alan Cohn Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Ernesto Cruz Joseph Demharter Douglas Durst J.H. Cohn Foundation Inc. Cryolife, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Dennison Kathryn P. Duva Dr. Morton Coleman Robert F. Cummings Jr. Foundation Deprince, Race and Zollo, Inc. Richard Dweck William Coleman James Cunningham Dermik/Aventis Dermatology Simon and Eve Colin Foundation, Mr. and Mrs. John P. Curran John DeRosa Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Curry III Mrs. Vincent de Roulet E College of the Holy Cross Ora Curry Doris De Sainz Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Collier Ravenel B. Curry III Foundation Descap Securities, Inc. Eagle One Roofing Contractors, Inc. Arthur Collins Cushman & Wakefield, Inc. Dessins LLC Dr. Carol J. Eagle Katherine Collins Fund Dr. Fred D. Cushner Davida Deutsch East River Medical Imaging Collinson Howe Venture Partners, Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Cushner Deutsche Bank Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Easton Inc. Cuttone & Co., Inc. Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation Elaine A. Eaton Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Colombos Cytyc Limited Partnership Donna de Varona EBA Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Colosimo Raj Dhanda Gay Ebers-Franckowiak Columbia University Miriam and Arthur Diamond Eberstadt-Kuffner Fund, Inc. Commonwealth Metal D Charitable Trust Shari Eberts Community Counselling Service Co. Steve Diamond Edelman Foundation Community Premier Plus Paula M. Dagen Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Dickerman Claire and Maurits Edersheim Mr. and Mrs. Adam J. Comora D’Agostino Foundation Kim R. Dickstein Foundation The John Confort Foundation Trust Filomen M. D’Agostino Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Vito G. DiCristina Mr. and Mrs. Maurits E. Edersheim Patricia P. Conlin Fund Corp. Digby 4 Group Clara F. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Ian R. Connor The Joseph R. Daly Foundation The Dillon Fund Sally Matson Edwards Herbert and Judith Conrad Mr. and Mrs. George G. D’Amato Eva Dillon Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Egan Consolidated Edison Company of Kenneth M. D’Amato Mr. and Mrs. John J. Dillon John B. Ehrenkranz New York T.N. Danforth Emily C. DiMartino Sanford B. Ehrenkranz Caren Constantiner Mr. and Mrs. David E. Dangoor Edgar F. Distler Gerald Eichner Dr. and Mrs. Jose J. Contreras D. Ronald Daniel Dr. Beth Ann Ditkoff Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Eichorn Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Conway Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D’Annucci James F. Dolan Mr. and Mrs. Steven Einhorn

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Eisen Foundation Inc. Family Reach Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Rod A. Fisher Annette & Jack Friedland Charitable Henry and Cecelia Eisenberg Fund Betty Fanelli Dr. and Mrs. Allen J. Fishman Foundation, Inc. The Edgar and Lucky Eisner Chris Fanelli Mr. and Mrs. Fred N. Fishman Friedman Family Foundation Foundation Mary Ann Fappiano Roberta A. Fitzgerald Dr. David J. Friedman Elberon Development Co. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Farber Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Fitzpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Richard Friedman Electronics Boutique The Gloria & Hilliard Farber The Five G’s Family Foundation Inc. Robert A. & Linda S. Friedman Stafford N. Elias Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David Flannery Foundation Ellenoff Grossman & Schole, LLP Hilliard Farber & Co., Inc. Fleet Bank, N.A. Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Friedman Mr. and Mrs. John Elliott Jr. Ellen Farkas Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Fleisch Mr. and Mrs. William S. Friedman Susan Elliott Eileen G. Farley Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fleischer Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Friend Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Stoughton Farnham Mr. and Mrs. David N. Fleischer Friman & Stein, Inc. Robert Ellman Mr. and Mrs. William Farrell Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Fleishman Sandra G. Frisoli Elmwood Country Club Maxine Fass Evelyn Floret The L.W. Frohlich Charitable Trust Mrs. Jerry Elsner Marvin Fastenberg Geoffrey Flynn David Fromkin Elyachar Welfare Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Faulkner Mr. and Mrs. David Foley The Alana and Lewis Frumkes Mr. and Mrs. John C. Emery Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Faux Jr. William T. Foley Foundation Foundation, Inc. Emigrant Savings Bank The Feil Family Foundation Ford Motor Company Fund Bella Frutkin Dr. Jean Emond Mr. and Mrs. David A. Feinberg Anne Ford Joan C. Fu Linda Rodgers Emory Herbert Feinberg Charlotte M. Ford Mr. and Mrs. Alan J. Fuirst Dr. Robert K. Emy Mr. and Mrs. Julius M. Feinblum The Gerald J. Ford Foundation, Inc. Alan J. and Susan A. Fuirst Cecile and Donald Engel Steven Feinstein Forest City Ratner Co. Foundation Philanthropic Fund Peter M. Engel Dr. and Mrs. Steven Feinstein Forest Laboratories Ken and Sue Fuirst Charitable Fund Engelhard Hanovia Hortense Feldblum Forest Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Fulton Jr. Charles Engelhard Foundation Myrna Felder Mr. and Mrs. Giuseppe E. Forgione George R. Funaro & Co. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Engelman Dr. B. Robert Feldman Marsha and Gary Forman Family Fund for Blood and Cancer Research Englander Foundation, Inc. Judy and Richard Feldstein Fund Fundacion Alicia Koplowitz Linda & Alan Englander Charitable Dr. and Mrs. Neil A. Feldstein Mr. and Mrs. Steven D. Forman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Funk Fund Esther Felsen Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Foster Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan R. Furer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Englander Dr. Ilene Fennoy Foundation for Diabetes Care Stephen J. Furnary Charitable Entertainment Industry Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James A. Ferency Emily G. Fowler Gift Fund Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Entman G. Thomas Ferguson John M. Fowler Epic Systems Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Fernald Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Fox Epstein and Company E. Robert Fernholz Austin T. Fragomen G Epstein, Becker & Green P.C. The Ferriday Fund Charitable Trust Lawrence P. Fraiberg Epstein Philanthropies Ferring Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Francolini Gair, Gair, Conason, Steigman & Barbara B. Epstein Patrick Ferro Dr. Donald H. Frank Mackauf Erd Family Foundation, Inc. Jerald Fessenden Gloria Frank James G. Galanos Charles H. Erhart Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Feurstein James Frank V. James & Cheryl A. Galgano Dr. L. Erlenmeyer-Kimling Fidelity Chapter No. 49 Royal Arch B. H. Frankel Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Ermel Masons Fred Frankel & Sons, Inc. Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. of Ernst & Young LLP Richard D. Field Max Frankel New York Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C. Ertman Fieldland Investment Company Frankfort Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Gallagher Mrs. John W. Espy Stephen Fillo Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ward Franklin Jill Gallagher Mary A. Estabrook William Filonuk Julie & Martin Franklin Charitable Mr. and Mrs. Mario Gallo Irwin and Arlene Ettinger Financial Security Assurance, Inc. Foundation Inc. Christina Gallop Philanthropic Fund A Fine Gauge Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Frederick Vikram & Meera Gandhi Family Mr. and Mrs. Pierre J. Everaert Robert Finkel Geraldine Freedline Foundation Eversong Foundation D. F. K. Finlay Freefam Foundation Danielle and David Ganek Family Thelma Ewig A. J. Fiore The Frelinghuysen Foundation Foundation Firefighters Charitable Foundation John H. French II Howard L. and Judie Ganek First Consulting Group, Inc. Fresh Meadow Mechanical Corp. Philanthropic Fund F Allison Schneirov Fisch and Steven Jonathan L. Frey Mr. and Mrs. Terry Gans L. Fisch, M.D. Fribourg Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Hy Gansl Facsimile Communications Erwin Fisch Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. Frick Charlotte and Joseph Gardner Industries, Inc. Mark Fisch Anne and Natalio Fridman Foundation Jamie C. Fagan Constance Fischer Foundation Garfunkel, Wild & Travis, P.C. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Fagan Mr. and Mrs. Irving R. Fischer The Fried Foundation Gargano Appelbaum & Horan, Inc. Fairchild Martindale Foundation Stanley Fischer Fried Frank Harris Shriver & Garil Family Fund Edgar W.B. Fairchild Fund Fisher Associates Jacobson, LLP Mr. and Mrs. Eric Garland Fairfield Greenwich Advisors, LLC Fisher Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fried Joyce Garson Falcon Fund Irene S. Fisher The Barry Friedberg and Charlotte Seymour Gartenberg Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Falk Marc L. Fisher Moss Family Foundation David L. Garth

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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gartland The Bella & Seymour Goldberg Grateful Foundation H Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Garvey Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Graver Dr. James H. Garvin Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Goldberg Graytor Printing Co., Inc. Amy & James Haber Foundation Louis R. Gary Dr. and Mrs. Michael Goldberger Greater Talent Network, Inc. Elizabeth Haberkorn Mrs. Theodore S. Gary Barry L. Goldblatt Charitable Lead Greek Orthodox Ladies Mr. and Mrs. William B. Hadden GE Capital Annuity Trust Philoptochos Society, Inc. Dr. K. Haery GE Medical Systems Golden Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Allan Green Lynn Haffner Li-Lan Gee Golden Touch Imports Emil & Ruth Green Charitable Peter and Helen Haje Lawrence M. Gelb Foundation, Inc. Andrew K. Golden Foundation Lynn Halbfinger Richard L. Gelb Fund Blanche S. Goldenberg S.L. Green Realty Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C. Halvorsen Michele Geller Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Goldenberg Greenberg Medical Research Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Hamilton Michael E. Gellert Trust Goldman Sachs & Company Institute, Inc. Sarah B. Hamilton General Electric Foundation The Goldman Sachs Group Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Greenberg Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hammer Genesis Corporation Charles N. and Jane B. Goldman Dr. Ben Stanley Greenberg Dr. Scott M. Hammer Carolyn D. Gentile Charitable Gift Fund Eric Greenberg Dana Ames Hammond Genysis Consultants of NY, Inc. Dr. Gary H. Goldman Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Greenberg The Handler Foundation The Georgescu Family Foundation Joshua A. Goldman Mr. and Mrs. Matt A. Greenberg Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hannan Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Gerlitz Victoria Goldman Stephen and Myrna Greenberg Susan Harnick Joy Germont The Goldring Family Foundation Philanthropic Fund Dr. Steven D. Harr Joseph and Arkadi Gerney Goldsmith Family Charitable Steven Greenberg Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Harris Foundation Foundation Jeffrey L. Greenblum James H. Harris Alfred G. Gerosa The Horace W. Goldsmith David J. Greene Foundation Shirley D. Harris Trust Gerson & Gerson, Inc. Foundation Fred Greene Stanley Harris Dr. Welton M. Gersony N. S. Goldstein Foundation, Inc. William Teich Greene Trevor S. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Peter Y. Gevalt Peter Goldstein Mr. and Mrs. George Greenfield Professor C. Lowell Harriss Mr. and Mrs. Morad Ghadamian Goldstone Fund, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Simon T. Greenshields Mr. and Mrs. Bradford D. Hart Joseph A. Giacoponella Val R. Goldthwaite Dr. Alan Greenspan Deborah L. Hart Dennis L. Gierhart Charitable Gift Mr. and Mrs. Peter Goltra Robert S. Greenzeig The John A. Hartford Foundation Fund Alan M. Golub Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Gregory Dina Merrill Hartley S. Hazard Gillespie Harvey Golub Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Gregory Mr. and Mrs. John Dozier Hasty The Howard Gilman Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Murray J. Golub Guenther E. Greiner Charitable Gift James N. Hauslein Alvin Gindel John Gomez Fund Mr. and Mrs. James Hausmann Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Ginsberg Dr. Aurora L. Gonzales David H. Griffin Dr. Jennifer F. Havens Dr. Henry N. Ginsberg Elias R. Gonzalez The Grinberg Family Foundation Anne T. Hayden The Merle and Barry Ginsburg Maria Gonzalez Mr. and Mrs. William A. Grinnell Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Hayes Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Goodell The Grodetsky Family Foundation Helen Hayes Hospital Foundation Dr. Leonard N. Girardi Jr. Anita S. Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan M. Joseph G. Hayes Medical Education Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Girsky Edward B. Goodnow Groesbeck Foundation Gittlin Companies, Inc. Hope Tang Goodwin Foundation, The Julia and Seymour Gross HayGroup Inc. The Honorable and Mrs. Rudolph Ltd. Foundation Fred Hazan Foundation W. Giuliani W.L. Gore & Associates, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gross Lita Annenberg Hazen Charitable Mitchell Giurgola Architects, LLP Joseph L. Gossner Pamela Gross Tr ust Walter W. Glaeser Alan Gottlieb Vicki and Michael Gross Family HCA Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James D. Glascott Mr. Albert J. Gottlieb Foundation, Inc. Carol and Frank Headley Family Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth I. Glassberg Ernest and Herta Gottschalk Ronald Grossman Fund Glastenbury Foundation Philanthropic Fund Sanford S. Grossman Dr. John H. Healey Bernice Glatter The Gould Family Charitable Grubman Indursky & Schindler, Health Plus Lawrence Glaubinger Foundation of New York P.C. The Hearst Corporation GlaxoSmithKline Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Gould Jr. Mrs. Henry A. Grunwald Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hearst Jr. Judith Glazer Jane M. Gould Mrs. Henry Guettel Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hearst The Glickenhaus Foundation Gourmet Advisory Services, Inc. Guggenheim Securities, LLC The William Randolph Hearst Dr. Jerry I. Gliklich Dr. Harry Grabstald Dr. Peter M. Guida Foundation Frederick W. Gluck Oliver R. Grace Charitable Guidant Hebrew Home for the Aged Mr. and Mrs. Gary S. Gluckow Foundation Guilford Pharmaceuticals Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Hedge Jr. GNYHA Ventures, Inc. John T. Grady Jr. Rajesh K. Gupta Mary E. Hedges Shirish B. Godbole Michele M. Graf Lydia S. Gustin Mr. and Mrs. Philip Heges Philip Goelet Gralla Family Philanthropic Fund Sarah L. Gustin Ellen Roberts Hefter Philanthropic Ralph Goffner Laura E. Granger Gutkin Family Fund Fund Anita R. Golbey Joan Granlund Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Gutman Frederika Heinemann Drs. Arnold & Sandra Gold The Victor & Phyllis Grann Family Mr. and Mrs. William M. Guttman Drue Heinz Trust Arnold P. Gold Foundation Foundation Inc. Heisman Trophy Trust Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gold Dr. Robert T. Grant Dr. William E. Hellenbrand

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Jill Heller Designs, LLC Richard H. Holzer Memorial J K Gilbert Helman Foundation The Leona and Harry B. Helmsley Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Hoover Jr. Jabb & Co. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred R. Kahn Foundation Dr. Nicholas Horangic Katherine Jacaruso Claudia J. Kahn Joan M. Helpern Dr. and Mrs. Allan J. Hordof Thomas P. Jackivicz III Dr. and Mrs. David Kahn Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Hendel Edward P. Horn Arlene Jacobi Dr. Norman Kahn Henfield Foundation Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt Hornor Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Wolf Kahn Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Hennes Mr. and Mrs. Averi Horowitz Carl Jacobs Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Kalikow Patrick J. Hennigan Mr. and Mrs. Craig Horowitz Mr. and Mrs. David Jacobs Ernest Kalman Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hensel Jay B. Horowitz Julia Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. David Kamenstein Drs. Terry W. and Elizabeth Reiley The Hospital for Special Surgery Dr. Michael I. Jacobs Mrs. Arthur Kaminsky Hensle Kevork S. Hovnanian The Nathan P. Jacobs Foundation Linda Heller Kamm Fund Heritage Lodge #371 Kevork and Sirwart Hovnanian Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kamsky Mr. and Mrs. Carlos M. Hernandez Foundation Perry P. Jacobson Family Fund Yue-Sai Kan Marifé Hernandez David S. Howe Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jacobson Kanbar Philanthropic Fund John S. Herold The Richard R. Howe Foundation Ida Jaffe Kandell Fund Leonard W. Herrick Shirley Howe James Family Charitable Foundation Warren Kanders Foundation Peter Herrick E.W. Howell Co., Inc. Robert L. James Stanley Kane Charitable Trust Charles Hertzig Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Hoyt Harsha N. Jani Martin Kanefsky Charles Hesse Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Hoyt Jr. Janklow Foundation Walter Kann Foundation, Inc. James Hiatt Mr. and Mrs. Shin Yi Hsu Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Janson Mr. and Mrs. Barry A. Kaplan Hickory Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Huang Sonia Jaye Foundation The Barry and Rochelle Kaplan Hicks Thomas & Lilienstern Troy Huber JCT Foundation Foundation Robert B. Hiden Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Hughes Gladys Jean-Baptiste Mr. and Mrs. Eric Kaplan Higgins Family Foundation J. Quincy Hunsicker Jeld Charitable Foundation The Nathalie Kaplan Foundation Gerard M. Higgins John F. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jennis Mrs. Richard Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. James H. Higgins III Hunter Douglas, Inc. Philip D. Jennison Trust Mr. and Mrs. Robert Karofsky Highland Unlimited, Inc. Brian A. Hunter Bernard Jereski Carole Karpf Mr. and Mrs. William E. Hiller James B. Hurlock Erica Jesselson Dr. Sudha Kashyap William Talbott Hillman Joan C. Huss Jewish Community Foundation of Dr. Fred Kastenbaum Foundation The Hyman Family Charitable Metrowest New Jersey Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Kastenbaum Hill-Rom Foundation JJJ Family Foundation The Katz Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Randall Hinden Alan Joel Communications, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Greg Katz Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Hinsey IV Mrs. Martin Joel The Jane and Robert Katz Hintz Family Fund I Sylvia A. Joel Foundation Caroline P. Hirsch Donald Johannemann Drs. Kenneth and Jane Katz Dr. and Mrs. Laurence J. Hirsch The I.A.C. Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Niels W. Johnsen Ronald Katz The Richard L. Hirsch Foundation, IBM Dr. Albert E. Johnson Richard L. Kauffman Inc. IBM Corporation Matching Grants Brenda Johnson George S. Kaufman Ruth Hirsch Program Ethel H. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Jay Kaufman William Hirshorn ICAP Service North America, LLC Robert W. Johnson IV Charitable Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kaufman Hobbs Family Charitable Trust The Herbert G. Iervolino Tr ust Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Kaufmann Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Hochberg Foundation, Inc. Theodore J. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Ilan Kaufthal Peter and Stacy Hochfelder Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Iervolino Mr. and Mrs. Howard S. Jonas Mildred and Bernard Kayden Charitable Foundation IF Hummingbird Foundation Alan Jones Jonathan S. Kaye Judith & Paul Hochhauser Arthur Indursky Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C. Jones Marilou C. Kaye Foundation, Inc. Industrial Petro-Chemicals, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones Levon Kazarian Carroll A. Hochwalt Jr. Ingalls & Snyder, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Jones II Mrs. Benjamin H. Kean Mollie F. Hodes Sima Ingberman Robert Q. Jones Philip Kearns Robert and Gerry Hodes Family Inserra Supermarkets, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood Jones Thomas F. Kearns Jr. Fund Integrated Therapeutics Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy M. Jones William H. Kearns Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hoffinger Intermune, Inc. Winfield P. Jones The Richard W. Keelty Foundation Edward L. Hoffman Jr. Internal Medicine & Infectious Vernon E. Jordan Jr. Lilli Keene Laura Hoffman Diseases The Joseph and Ida Foundation, Inc. John C. Kehoe Helen Hoffritz Foundation George B. Irish JTB International, Inc. Gershon Kekst Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey N. Hogan Mr. and Mrs. Jed P. Isaacs J.T.K. Foundation Pamela Keld Hoguet, Newman & Regal, LLP Heather K. Isernia Lily Ju Drs. Jeffrey and Adina Keller Dr. Esther Ho-Kung Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ismach Maria O. Judelson Thomas L. Kempner Jr. Karmon Holm Dr. and Mrs. O. Wayne Isom Mr. and Mrs. Hans Juette Karen A. & Kevin W. Kennedy Holtz Family Foundation, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Israel Jane H. Julius Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Holtzmann A. Willard S. Ivers Jr. Andrea Jung Getzel R. Kenner Memorial Fund

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Dr. Cristina Kenney Michele and Kevan Konner The Jeffrey & Nancy Lane Dr. Leonard Y. Lee Kensington Square Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John T. Konther Foundation Dr. Paul C. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Kenvin Charles K. Koo Dr. and Mrs. Jules V. Lane Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Lee Constantine Keremet Hannelore Koppel Eugene M. Lang Foundation Tse Kyung Lee Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Kerester Alan and Marilyn Korest Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Langan Isabelle R. Leeds Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kessler Dr. Robert J. Korst Dr. Burton Langer Francine Lefrak Katayoun Khakshouri Mr. and Mrs. Steven B. Kosann Mr. and Mrs. Steven Langman Legal Sea Foods, Inc. Ellen Kiam Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Koslow Langsam Family Foundation, Inc. Lehman Brothers, Inc. The Kibel Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Steven L. Koss Phyllis Lantos Lehman Brothers Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Wilmot H. Kidd William Kourakos Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lanza Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Lehmann Kidney & Urology Foundation of KPMG Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Lapidus Dr. Martin L. Leib America The Harold and Adeline Kramer Sidney and Ruth Lapidus Fund Shelley Leibowitz Mr. and Mrs. Gunther H. Kilsch Family Foundation Dr. Jonathan D. LaPook Dr. and Mrs. Edgar Leifer Richard A. Kimball Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kraus Hope W. Lapsley Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Leight Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Kingsberg Lilyan G. Kreitchman Mr. and Mrs. Jay G. Larkin The Leiman Fund Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kinnunen Jane Krensky Larking Hill Foundation Donald S. Leitch Glenda Kirby The Kresge Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Larmore Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lekachman Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Kirk Jr. Claire A. Kretschmer Mrs. Gene S. Lasdon Mr. and Mrs. L. Craig Lemle Donald Kirsch Virginia Krich Jeffrey S. Lasdon Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lenihan Jean & Graham Kiskaddon Fund Peggy G. Kriegel Richard H. Lasdon Mr. and Mrs. Owen Leonard Kissinger Foundation Dr. Karl H. Krieger The William and Mildred Lasdon Mr. and Mrs. Lewis J. Leone Carol L. Klapper The H. Frederick Krimendahl II Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Lerman The Neil M. Klatskin Foundation, Foundation Laserscope Surgical Systems Karen Lerner Inc. David B Kriser Foundation Inc. Peter R. Lasusa Saul & Eleanor Lerner Dr. Ellen J. Klausner Gerd L. Kristeller Latham & Watkins LLP Foundation, Inc. Phyllis Klavan Alexander Kroll Dr. John K. Lattimer Mrs. Warner LeRoy Dr. Arthur A. Klein Frederick B. Krom III Michelle & Norman Lattman Pierre Levai Harriet R. Klein Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Kryger Charitable Foundation Levenstein Family Foundation Harvey Klein KSW Mechanical Services Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Laubich David Levidow Judith A. Kleiner Elizabeth Kuhlenkamp Lauder Foundation Levin Management Co. Saul & Marion Kleinkramer Kathryn Kuiken Leonard A. Lauder Fund A.L. Levine Family Foundation Inc. Foundation Alice L. Kulick Foundation The Leonard & Evelyn Lauder Elizabeth J. Levine Dr. Charles S. Kleinman Calliope and Manuel Kulukundis Foundation Jay Levine Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kleinman Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Alexander M. Laughlin Jeffrey E. Levine Klinghoffer Family Philanthropic Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Kurlak Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Lauren Laurence A. Levine Fund Edythe Kurlan Leonard Lauren Laurence Levine Charitable Fund, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. David Klingsberg Lawrence B. Kurland The Marilyn and Bob Laurie Lawrence J. Levine Mr. and Mrs. Douglas A. Klion Kurz Family Foundation Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Levine Herbert L. Klion Kurzman Fund Dr. Michael H. Lavyne Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Levinson Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Klonsky Guy A. Kwan Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lawlor The Mortimer Levitt Louis & Rose Klosk Fund Bryan Lawrence Foundation, Inc. Jeffrey Klotz John F. Lawrence The Levy Group, Inc. Klurman Foundation, Inc. L Mrs. Justus B. Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. David Levy Dorothy K. Knapp Drs. Eric and Lori Lazar Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Levy Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Knauf Jr. Mrs. Henry R. Labouisse David Lazer Dr. Joseph Levy Kneisel Foundation, Inc. Dr. Elisabeth A. Lachmann The Frances Lear Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Levy Maria J. Knoppers Trust Mr. and Mrs. Alan D. Lafer Robert W. Lear Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Levy Mr. and Mrs. Gerald R. Knueven Florence Laffel Learning Curve Partners, LLC Mrs. Victor P. Levy Charles Koch W. D. Laforge Dr. Carolyn F. Leary Jeanne Levy-Hinte Mr. and Mrs. David H. Koch Laikind Family Foundation Cynthia Leary Melvyn and Janet Lewinter Edward R. Koch Elizabeth Lakis The Lebensfeld Foundation Charitable Fund Diana L. Koepfer Benjamin V. and Linda Lambert Fund Lebenthal Family Foundation Dr. Linda D. Lewis Nathan Kogan Paul C. Lambert Pamela T. Leboutillier Dr. Daniel M. Libby Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates, PC Peter and Deborah Lamm M. J. and Caral G. Lebworth Anthony and Barbara Liberatore Mr. and Mrs. Immanuel Kohn Foundation Foundation Fund Mr. and Mrs. George Kok Mary Ann S. Hamilton Lamont Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Leck The Lichtenstein Foundation, Inc. Kenneth K. Kolker Mr. and Mrs. Terry F. LaMore Lederman Family Foundation Mark Lichter The Komansky Foundation Dr. Harris K. Lampert Dr. Martin E. Lederman Aaron S. Lieber Mr. and Mrs. David Komansky Jack Lancaster Charles R. Lee Dr. and Mrs. James S. Lieberman Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Mr. and Mrs. Dean Landis Gayle K. Lee Lifetime Entertainment Foundation James T. Lee Foundation, Inc. Enrico Ligniti

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Ronna Lynn Lindeken M Reuben Mark Medical Billing Resources, Inc. Lindemann Foundation Inc. Kenneth R. Marks Medtronic Mrs. George Lindemann Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Macagnone Jr. Lois B. Marks Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Meehan Todd T. Lindsley Judith R. MacDonald Dr. Rosemarie F. Marks Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Megibow Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan S. Linker Leola A. MacDonald The Marmot Foundation Tarek A. Meguid Linkshare Corporation Frances D. MacEachron Joe and Maroun Family Foundation Dr. Hanne T. Meiland David J. Lipkin Dr. Charles A. Mack Ellen R. Marram The Peter C. Meinig Revocable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Hilary J. Lipsitz Christy and John Mack Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Marsden Robert A. Meister Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Lipton Mr. and Mrs. Fredric Mack Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc. The Elena Melius Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Barnet Liss Mr. and Mrs. John J. Mack Mr. and Mrs. Peter Marsh Alice Pack Melly and Thomas Melly Harold I. and Faye Liss Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Connell Ryan Marshall Foundation James Little Macken John J. Martello Mr. and Mrs. Ron Meltsner The Litwin Foundation, Inc. Bruce Mactas Martin, Clearwater & Bell Dr. Jay I. Meltzer Jialin Liu Mr. and Mrs. James J. Mady The Martin Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. David J. Memmott Susan Lloyd Magazine Publishers of America Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin Vittoria Menashe The Arthur Loeb Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Maglathlin Mr. and Mrs. Roman Martinez IV Paul R. Mendelsohn Charlotte E. Loeb Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Magnani Foundation Paul R. Mendelsohn Fund Family of Hadassah and Carl Loeb Mary B. Maguire Michael T. and Joanne E. Masin Teri Mendelsohn Foundation Raymond M. Loew John Mahon Charitable Fund Mendes & Mount LLP Loews Foundation Mahoney Fund Marjorie A. Matheson Robert and Joyce Menschel Mr. and Mrs. Gregory T. Loftus David & Hildegarde Mahoney Mathis-Pfohl Foundation Foundation The J. M. Logan Charitable Fund Foundation Matrix Mechanical Corp. Mercedes-Benz USA, LLC LogistiCare Solutions, LLC Philip J. Mahoney Mattimore Family Fund Merck Company Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Lomazow Mr. and Dr. Brian Maier Mr. and Mrs. Louis Maughan- Merck Partnership for Giving George A. Long Mailman Foundation Inc. Davidson Mr. and Mrs. John Merendino Patsy Loo Mr. and Mrs. David M. Maksomski Maverick Capital Charities, Ltd. The Merow Foundation Ronald J. Lorch Mr. and Mrs. Kyle J. Malady Susan Maxwell Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation Claire S. Lord Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Malbin Jeffrey Mayer Merrill Lynch Trust Company Mr. and Mrs. Francisco Lorenzo Dr. and Mrs. Sidney Malitz Mayo Foundation for Medical The Morris and Helen Messing Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Loughlin Malkin Fund Education and Research Foundation Audrey Love Charitable Foundation Darryl Mallah Lucy H. Mazor Mr. and Mrs. Ricardo A. Mestres Jr. Leon Lowenstein Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Joel Mallah McAloon & Friedman Isabella Goff Metcalf Charitable Fund Douglas B. Lowey Charitable Gift Sheldon Mallah James P. McCarron, Jr. Medical Metro Drugs Third Avenue Corp. Fund Christian B. Malone Foundation Metropolitan Hardlines Boosters, Inc. Lowy & Donnath Susan and Stephen Mandel Fund Marjorie McCarty Mex-Am Cultural Foundation Mr. and Mrs. George T. Lowy R. Jennings Mangum Grover B. McClure The Mezzacappa Foundation Loyaltex Apparel USA Inc. Manhattan Diagnostic Radiology Olga McCormack Mr. and Mrs. Damon Mezzacappa Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Loynd Myrna A. Manners Dr. Paul C. McCormick Dr. Christopher B. Michelsen L-R Managers, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Burt Manning Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Dr. William N. Middlesworth Charles F. Luce Mr. and Mrs. Ellis W. Manning Jr. McDermott III Milan Mortgage, Inc. Ludwig Allan D. Mantel Kathleen H. McDole Robert A. Milanese, Esq. Dr. Norton M. Luger Sir Edwin Manton Mr. and Mrs. James S. McEntegart Milbank Memorial Fund Timothy Luing Wilhelmina Manzano Mr. and Mrs. George McFadden Millennium Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Luke Marble Fund Inc. Thomas McGanney, Esq. Miller & Milone Elaine Luongo Dr. Charles C. Marboe Julia A. McGee The Miller Family Foundation Caroline Lussi Mr. and Mrs. Max Marco Barbara McGhie Alan B. Miller Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Lustig Thomas I. Marcosson Mr. and Mrs. John F. McGillicuddy Elaine G. Miller Karin Luter The Grace R. and Alan D. Marcus McGraw Hill Co. Kathryn A. Miller LVC Interior Inc. Foundation Raymond J. McGuire Mr. and Mrs. Lyle D. Miller Dr. John P. Lyden Dr. Judith R. Marcus John L. McHugh Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Martin Miller Bill Lynch Associates, LLC NNLJ Marcus Family Fund McKeen Fund Stuart A. Miller Michael Lynch and Susan Baker Eric Marder Craig A. McKenna Milliken Foundation Foundation The Margolis Foundation Lianne DeSerres McKhann Mr. and Mrs. James T. Mills Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Lynch Margolis Family Foundation McKinsey & Company, Inc. Stephen Mills Richard Lynch David I. Margolis Charitable Raphael McLaughlin Arthur Milton Susan E. Lynch Lead Trust Dr. James G. McMurtry III Barbara Mines James T. Lynn David I. Margolis 2002 Charitable Mr. and Mrs. William McNally Minio Family Foundation Dorothy Lyon Lead Trust Sen. and Mrs. Henry P. McNamara Florence Mink Eileen F. Lyons The Henry M. Margolis Foundation Mildred McSkimming Frank L. Misischia Juliet Flint Marillonnet MDD Realty Corp. Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Peter Marino Dr. Allen W. Mead Heart Mark Family Foundation G. Allen Mebane Mitchells of Westport

DONORS 52 NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Donors

Mitsubishi Trust and Banking Corp. Joann Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Newman Mr. and Mrs. Philip V. Sara and William Mittler Stephen Murphy Lawrence Newman Oppenheimer Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Murray The Lisabeth and Frank Newman Oppenheimerfunds Legacy Program Mizuho Trust & Banking Co. (USA) Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Murstein Charitable Foundation Optima Fund Management The Steven & Heather Mnuchin Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Muschel Pamela J. Newman Michelle A. Ores Foundation Robert C. Musetti The News Corporation Foundation Organon International, Inc. Modell Financial, Inc. Myriad Genetic Laboratories Henry Nias Foundation, Inc. Organon Pharmaceuticals USA, Inc. Modell’s, Inc. Dr. Stephen W. Nicholas Mr. and Mrs. Sean F. Orr Modestus Bauer Foundation Dr. and Mrs. John F. Nicholson Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ortenberg Mrs. Keith M. Moffat N Benjamin E. Nickoll Orthopaedic Scientific Research Tiffany Moller Nitram Foundation Foundation The A. P. Moller-Maersk Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Nachman Nixon Peabody LLP Mrs. William H. Osborn Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Monaco Judith Nadelson NLR Construction Corp. Dr. and Mrs. Michael P. Osborne Ambrose Monell Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Napoli Dr. Stephen and Mrs. Nina Nordlicht OSI Pharmaceuticals Monet Family Fund Edward Nash Nordstrom Otter Creek Management, Inc. Monterey Fund, Inc. Sarah E. Nash Nortel Networks Mr. and Mrs. Clarence L. Ownes Edward S. Moore Foundation, Inc. Belle and Murray Nathan North Shore High School PTA Helen E. Moore Philanthropic Fund Northern Lights Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Moore Jr. Nathan’s Battle Foundation Norwood Foundation P Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Moreau National Pediatrics Infectious Barbara Norwood Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Moreno Diseases Foundation Barry and Barbara Novick Fund Pace Plumbing Corp. Morgan Construction Enterprises National Philanthropic Trust Novo Nordisk Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Pace Morgan Stanley National UAW Community Action Dr. Eugene John Nowak Joanne Pace Morgan Stanley Annual Appeal Program (CAP) Nulman Foundation Sabino S. Pace Alfred Y. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Nebel Saul Nulman Investment Account Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Packer Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Morgan Harry Needleman Jose F. Nunez Daniel P. and Nancy C. Paduano Jeffrey S. Morgan Evelyn Stefansson Nef Foundation Nytlon Inc. Foundation JP Morgan Charitable Trust The Daniel M. Neidich and Brooke Hannah Pakula The JP Morgan Chase Foundation Garber Neidich Foundation Catherine Palmer Simon J. Morgan Nelson Air Device Corp. O Alvin Pam Edwin H. Morgens John L. Neu Family Foundation, Inc. Vikram Pandit Malcolm Morley Dr. Peter B. Neubauer Bernadette O’Brien Pannonia Foundation Anne Morris Neurologix, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Charles O’Brien The Panwy Foundation, Inc. Helen S. Morris Neurosurgical Associates, P.C. Elva O’Brien Para Environmental Corp. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Morris The Dorothy and Arnold Neustadter Occidental Petroleum Fdn. Inc. Dr. Herbert Pardes Mr. and Mrs. Roland Morris Jr. Foundation Oceanic Heritage Foundation Park Avenue Charitable Fund The David and Mildred H. Morse Dr. Michael G. Neuwirth Daniel and Jane Och Charitable Jack Parker Foundation, Inc. Charitable Trust New Century Asset Management, Tr ust Thomas I. Parkinson Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Morse Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen O’Connor The Paterniti Family Foundation, Inc. Dr. Ralph S. Mosca New Milford Hospital William O’Connor The Pattee Foundation, Inc. David H. Moscow New York Academy of Medicine Kathleen D. O’Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Michael Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moss New York Blood Center, Inc. Sylvan and Ann Oestreicher Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Patti Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Moss New York Cardiology Assoc. P.C. Foundation John W. Payson Robin & Charles B. Moss, Jr. Family New York Community Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Michael Offen PBP Foundation of New York, Inc. Charitable Trust The New York Community Trust Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. O’Friel Mr. and Mrs. Samuel P. Peabody Bijan and Sharmin Mossavar- New York Firefighters Burn Center The Ogilvy Foundation The Jean R. Peacock Trust Rahmani Fund Foundation The O’Hara Family Foundation Pediatric Cancer Foundation Movado Group, Inc. New York Hospital Medical Center Dr. and Mrs. Richard L. O’Hara Dr. and Mrs. Timothy A. Pedley Mr. and Mrs. James Moye of Queens The O’Herron Family Foundation Pei Cobb Freed & Partners Paul and Francine Mozer Fund New York Life Insurance Company Okidata Corp. Wendy Keys and Donald Pels MRSI Management, Inc. New York Mercantile Exchange The Olayan Group Pelson Foundation Jaclyn Mucaria Charitable Foundation Old Oaks Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Victor A. Pelson Mr. and Mrs. John M. Mueller New York Methodist Hospital Mr. and Mrs. David Oliner Debra Peltz Dr. Helen G. Muhlbauer Robert and Ann Newburger Mr. and Mrs. Edwin S. Olsen Peninsula Foundation Louise T. Mullen Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. Olshan Stephen P. Penwell Muller Foundation Jonathan Newhouse Dr. Carl A. Olsson The Perkin Fund Herman E. Muller Jr. Robert J. Newhouse Jr. Timothy J. and Linda O’Neill Perkins & Will Multiplan, Inc. Samuel I. Newhouse Foundation Foundation Barbara Perlmutter Mark Mundy Mr. and Mrs. Stephan F. Newhouse Ellen W. Oppenheim Lawrence Perlstein Mr. and Mrs. George B. Munroe Steven O. Newhouse Oppenheimer Funds Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Perry Laura A. Murawczyk Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Newman The Persepolis Foundation

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Diane G. Person Mr. and Mrs. Roy B. Praver Reach Out and Read of Greater Rodman Publishing Corp. Elizabeth I. Peters Archie & Shirlee Preissman New York Mr. and Mrs. Kevin L. Rodman Petersen Geller Spurge, Inc. Foundation The Reader’s Digest Association, Inc. Amy F. Rogers The Peter G. Peterson & Joan Ganz The Prentice Foundation, Inc. Dr. Jon M. Reckler John F. Rogers Cooney Fund Prescott Fund for Children & Youth, Donna Redel Peter Rogers Laura H. Petito Foundation Inc. Olav N. Refvik The Rogosin Institute Mrs. Milton Petrie Bonnie L. Pressman Deborah R. Reid Mr. and Mrs. Jacques Roisen The Pevaroff Cohn Family Prestige Properties of New York, Inc. Whitelaw Reid Ronald S. Rolfe Foundation The Louis and Harold Price Leon M. Reimer Rolst Construction Corp. Dr. Betsy S. Pfeffer Foundation Susie and Kurt Reinsberg Betsy J. Rosasco Pfizer Inc. Howard Printz Muriel H. Reis Frances M. Roscigno Pfizer Foundation Priority Healthcare Corporation The Related Companies Allan V. Rose and Maxine Figatner Beryl Pfizer Dr. R. A. Rees Pritchett Remarkable Partners Mr. and Mrs. Clayton S. Rose Phillips Nizer Mr. and Mrs. Roland S. Pritchett Rempac Foam Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rose Charles E. Phillips Proskauer, Rose LLP Tallmadge S. Renault Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Rosen Lawrence Phillips Proxima Therapeutics, Inc. Burton and Judith Resnick Mr. and Mrs. Seth Rosen Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Phillips Prudential Financial Dr. and Mrs. David J. Resnick Dr. Tove S. Rosen The Picower Foundation Prudential Foundation Ira M. Resnick Foundation Fanny and Stephen Rosenak Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Pierce Public Investigation Service, Inc. Eleanor Ressler Foundation Pilot Advisors, L.P. Jenice Pulver Retail Brand Alliance, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Richard Rosenberg The PIM Holding Company The Purcell Foundation The Revson Charitable Trust Mrs. Shaoli Rosenberg Pincus Family Fund Philip J. Purcell John Reynolds Sylvia Rosenberg Pauline B. Pinto The Purchase Fund Mr. and Mrs. Barry Reznik Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rosenblatt Debra L. Pipines Jane C. Putnam The William Rhodes Foundation Arthur H. Rosenbloom Mr. and Mrs. Ira Pittelman William Rhodes Foundation The Rosenfeld Heart Foundation, Inc. Luke M. Pittoni Eileen & Peter Rhulen Family The Rosenkranz Foundation Nancy Pivirotto-Barbe Q Foundation Elenore and Maurice Rosenthal PJ Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Ricci Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Placentra Quad/Graphics Eugene Rice Harry and Andrew H. Rosenthal Suzanne Pleskunas Philip J. Quagliariello Denise Rich Foundation PLM Foundation Quest Diagnostics Mr. and Mrs. Howard H. Rich Jacqueline Rosenthal Plymouth Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Quinn Jack and Elaine Richard Fund Richard & Hinda Rosenthal Pohly Family Foundation Terence Quinn Patricia Richards Foundation Polen Capital Management Inc. Edith S. Quintana Anne S. Richardson Fund Dr. and Mrs. Zev Rosenwaks William A. Polf Charitable Fund John A. Quisenberry Todd B. Richter Roskind Family Foundation Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Polin Esther M. Ridder Nancy S. Roskind Marian M. Pollack The Ridgefield Foundation Leo Rosner Foundation Russell Pollack R Francis X. Rieger Myron Rosner Stephen M. Pollan Riehm Plumbing Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Rosow Mr. and Mrs. Abe Pollin R. Paniagua, Inc. J. W. Riehm Wendy Rosow and Jerry Simpson Bruce F. Pollock Stuart Rabin Mr. and Mrs. Colin Rigby Mary Ann Ross Polo Ralph Lauren Foundation Rene S. & Rubin Rabinowitz Family The Jonathan Rinehart Family Nanette Ross Bruce Polozker Foundation Foundation Jon and Susan Rotenstreich Polshek Partnership Architects Rabobank International Harry M. Ringel Memorial Fund Foundation Dr. Jeffrey L. Port Mr. and Mrs. Asriel Rackow Philip W. Riskin Charitable The Roth Fund Susan M. Portelli Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rader Foundation, Inc. Frances and Fred Rothstein The Mrs. Cheever Porter Foundation Joan Radigan Lucretia and Robert Risoleo Mr. and Mrs. Eli Rousso Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Porter Jr. Radiology Corporation of America, Dr. Sasha Ristic Melissa B. Rovelli Edward K. Portnof Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Rittmaster Mr. and Mrs. Marc J. Rowan Posluns Family Foundation Richard Radocchia RJL Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Rowe Joan and Dennis Poster Marcia Raff RJL Resources Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew S. Rowen Michael R. Potack The Raiff Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Roach James R. Rowen Mr. and Mrs. Sol Pottish Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Raiff Robbins Foundation Elaine Royce Roger Poulton Mr. and Mrs. John H. Rajpolt The Robbins Family Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Howard C. Royce Vickie Powell Andrew V. Rankowitz Bradley A. Roberts Dr. David P. Roye Power Medical Interventions Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Raphael The Edward R. and Rosalind S. Henry Royston John J. Powers Norman P. Rappaport Foundation Roberts Foundation Dr. Jacob D. Rozbruch Richard F. Powers and Colleen John F. Rasweiler Jill A. Roberts Bryan Rozencwaig Powers Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ratner John D. Robinson RTR Financial Services, Inc. Dr. Kenneth M. Prager Bruce Ratner Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. William J. Ruane William W. Prager Leslie Ravitz Ronald E. Robison Lawrence and Selma Ruben Katharine Sloan Pratt Fund RBC Dain Rauscher Roche Laboratories Dr. and Mrs. S. David Rubenstein

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Philip S. Rubin Leroy Schecter Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Steven V. Segal The Lois and Samuel Silberman Fund Saul S. Rubin Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Scheffer The Seiden Group, Inc. M. Steven Silbermann Dr. Walter Rubin Larry and Jane Scheinfeld Foundation The Norman and Barbara Seiden Max Silbermann Foundation Julius Rudel J. Lew Schepps Foundation The Rosanne H. Silbermann Mr. and Mrs. Jerold Ruderman Schering-Plough Corporation The Ivan Seidenberg Foundation, Inc. Foundation May and Samuel Rudin Family Ruth Scheuer The Seinfeld Family Foundation Silbert Foundation Foundation Schine and Nilsen Family Charles B. Selden Patricia J. Sillery James A. Runde Foundation Florence E. Sell Sills Cummis Epstein & Gross P.C. Lila Russo Dr. Charles L. Schleien Mr. and Mrs. Adam J. Semler Marlys Silver Ryan Family Foundation Herta Schloss Mr. and Mrs. Todd E. Semon Silvercrest Extended Care Facility Anne Ryan Alfred M. & Jacqueline K. S. Sempra Energy Trading Corporation Silvercrest Services, Inc. Schlosser Charitable Fund Serono Laboratories Richard Silverman Philip M. Schlussel Barbara Seskis Syd Silverman S Schmeelk Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Seslowe Dr. David N. Silvers Mr. and Mrs. John P. Schmergel Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Seto Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Silverstein Donya Sabet Ottilie Schmid-Sanders 72 County Road Associates, Inc. The Silverweed Foundation, Inc. Pasqualina Sacchetti Dr. Freya R. Schnabel 72nd Street Medical Associates Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Peter M. Sacerdote Foundation Alison Schneider Mel A. Shaftel Simmermacher Mr. and Mrs. Stephen N. Sachman Edward Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Anish P. Shah Joel Simon Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Sadagursky Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schneider Jasmine Shah The Pierre F. Simon Foundation Inc. Safra Foundation, Inc. Charles and Mildred Schnurmacher Elias Shaia Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Simonoff Maurice S. Sage Foundation Inc. Foundation, Inc. Jane A. Shallat Eugene Simonoff & Associates, Inc. Ellen Sahadi Robert F. Schoetz Mr. and Mrs. Romie Shapiro Carl and Fay Simons Family Janet Saint Germain Myron Scholes The Shapiro Family Foundation Charitable Trust St. Giles Foundation Steven B. Schonfeld Foundation Inc. Beatrice L. Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Simons St. Luke’s Parish Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Schorr IV John A. and Megan H. Shapiro William and Hope Simpson St. Malo Investments Limited Peggy & Ronald Schulhof Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Shapiro Foundation Nancy C. Saipe Foundation Shared Technologies Fairchild Sirina Fire Protection Corp. Saks Fifth Avenue Dr. and Mrs. John N. Schullinger Telecom Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Betty Saks The Schulman Family Foundation Peter Jay Sharp Foundation Flom LLP Marshal L. Salant Fred J. Schultz Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Sharp Mr. and Mrs. Jack Skiba Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Saligman Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Schuman Susan Shaughnessy David R. Sklaver Stanley Saltzman Dr. and Mrs. Leonard H. Schuyler Jay L. Shaw Skyview Estates, Inc. The Samberg Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Schwab The Natalie and Howard Shawn Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Slepoy Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sambuco Schwartz Family Foundation Charitable Fund Gretchen L. Sloan The Fan Fox and Leslie R. Samuels Mr. and Mrs. Barry K. Schwartz Neal A. Shear Howard Sloan Foundation Mrs. Bernard L. Schwartz The Tara Sheehan Memorial Fund The Slotnick Family Foundation Meryle A. Samuels Eleanor Schwartz Andrew Sheinman Donna Slotnick Joseph S. Sanchez Foundation Mara Schwartz Dr. and Mrs. Michael L. Shelanski Mr. and Mrs. Howard Slotnick Sandler, O’Neill & Partners, LLP Marvin & Joyce S. Schwartz Fund Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sheldon Sydney L. Small The Mara and Ricky Sandler Robert and Lynne Schwartz Fund Shepardson Stern & Kaminsky Dr. Arthur J. Smerling Foundation Dov Schwartzben Ben Sherman Group Ltd. Smith Affiliates Management Corp. Sands Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Schwarz Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David M. Sherman Mr. and Mrs. A.J.C. Smith Sankyo Pharma, Inc. Stephen Schwarzman The Murray G. and Beatrice H. Anita L. Smith Sanofi-Synthelabo Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Neil J. Schwimer Sherman Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. David T. Smith Daniel I. Sargent Charitable Trust Barbara J. Scott Dr. Melvin Shevach SmithKlineBeecham Robert W. Sarnoff Foundation Carolyn J. Scott George R. Shiarella Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Smith Sasha Pharmacy, Inc. Muriel Postma Scott Stuart A. Shikiar Family Foundation Megane Smith Mr. and Mrs. David I. Sass Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Scott The Shoreland Foundation Richard A. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Philip Sassower Dr. W. Norman Scott Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shorin Stephen R. Smith Margaret Sautner Joan Scribner Fund Ann C. Short The Billy Smithline Foundation, Inc. Richard Savitt Charles Scribner III G. Lynn Shostack George Snell Jon and Kathy Savitz Foundation Robert W. Scully Michael R. Shraga Dr. and Mrs. Robert B. Snow Sawaya Family Fund SDA Foundation The Shulsky Foundation Marilyn Snyder Barry D. Saxion Ruth Seal Frances M. Sidlo Dr. Michael S. Snyder Sam Scali Security Mutual Life Insurance Muriel F. Siebert Foundation Richard E. Snyder Philip Scaturro Company of New York Eric P. Siefert Solan Family Foundation Inc. Ann Scavullo Mr. and Mrs. William J. Sedlacek Ann L. and Herbert J. Siegel Howard Solomon Larry Schafer The Sedlis Goldstein Group LLC Philanthropic Fund James D. Solomon Renate Schaffer Mr. and Mrs. Frederic M. Seegal Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Siegel Sons of Italy M. Schamroth & Sons Seevers Family Foundation Ruth & Jerome A. Siegel Foundation Sony Corporation of America Evelyn J. Schauer Segal Family Personal Omnibus Siemens Medical Solutions USA, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sorkin

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The Paul and Daisy Soros The Allison Maher Stern Foundation Syska & Hennessy Mr. and Mrs. James W. Toffey Foundation The Miriam T. Stern & Howard N. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Syverson John Tognino Howard and Susan Sosin Stern Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Michael L. Szendrey Elliot Tomlin Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Tony Sosnick Thomas D. & Denise R. Stern The Tomorrow Foundation Martin & Toni Sosnoff Foundation Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Toohey Dr. H. Dirk Sostman Mr. and Mrs. Steven Stern T Mr. and Mrs. James D. Toole South Nassau Community Hospital Gladys L. Stevenson Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Toonkel Southampton Row Trust Limited Susan F. Stevens T & M Protection Resources Jay Topkis Cynthia N. Sparer Beatrice Steyer Cristina M. Tabet Mr. and Mrs. George Toppel Stephen Sparkes Edward Stiker Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Tabor Donald Toresco Special Counsel, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Stillman Taggart Associates Corp. Dr. Anthony J. Tortolani Dr. David R. Spencer Judith and Fred Stoll Tahari Ltd. Beth C. Tortolani Foundation Jeffrey Sperber Stonehill & Taylor Maria LaReddola Takacs Antony M. Townsend The Speyer Family Foundation Karl Storz Endoscopy-America, Inc. Susan Jaffe Tane Foundation Toys R Us The Jerry and Emily Spiegel Family Robert L. Stott Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Tanner Trackstar Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. William S. Straight Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tanner Alicia M. Tranen Marc and Diane Spilker Foundation Strang Cancer Prevention Center TAP Pharmaceutical Products Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. Tranen Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Spillane Straps Manufacturing Inc. Elinor R. Tatum Mr. and Mrs. Alexander F. Treadwell Dr. Steven L. Spitalnik Strategic Capital Allocation Group Henry & Marilyn Taub Foundation Treibick Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard Spitz LLC Joseph and Arlene Taub Foundation Paul Tripp The Seth Sprague Educational and Straus Family Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Melvin S. Taub David H. Troob Charitable Foundation Brenda Neubauer Straus Ellen Taube Lynne Q. and David Troyka Robert E. Spring Barbara and Peter Strauss Paul J. Taubman Tr ystate Mechanical Inc. Antoinette D. Stabile Philanthropic Fund Alphonse Tawil Bernard Tschumi Vincent A. Stabile Foundation Fred S. Strauss Margaretta Taylor Charles Y. Tse The John R. & Inge P. Stafford Judi and Howard Strauss Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Taylor Jr. The Marcia Brady Tucker Foundation Lorraine Strauss David Teiger Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael Staisil Frank S. and Nancy Angell Streeter David & Sylvia Teitelbaum Fund Tulgey Wood Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Theodore R. Stanley Howard Stringer Dana Telsey and Lee Ekstein Marshall Tulin Mr. and Mrs. Oliver K. Stanton Richard F. Strup Temporary Excellence, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Tully The Ruth Stanton Family The Julien J. Studley Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Tenebaum Allan J. Tulp Foundation Myron M. Studner Foundation, Inc. Dr. Steven Y. Tennenbaum Les Turchin Philanthropic Fund Stark Carpet Corp. The Julius Stulman Foundation Nozomi Terao Mr. and Mrs. Gerard M. Turino Jonathan Stark Stupell Foundation, Inc. Vincent and Joyce Tese Turn 2 Foundation, Inc. Starlight Children’s Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Ken T. Sudarto Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tetenbaum Two Dogs Farm The Starlight Foundation of NY & Christopher Sugrue Mr. and Mrs. John A. Thain Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Twomey NJ & CT, Inc. Margaret Sugrue Joseph and Sheila Thal Foundation The Starr Foundation Sullivan & Cromwell Arbie R. Thalacker Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth I. Starr The Sullivan & Cromwell Thieme Medical Publishers U Dr. Enrico J. Stazzone Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Steck Dr. John F. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Owen D. Thomas Howard R. Udell Joanna T. Steichen Judith O. Sullivan Florence and Fred Thomases Eleanor Udolf J. Stein Foundation Trust Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Sullivan Foundation Mary L. Ughetta Joseph F. Stein Foundation, Inc. Patricia C. Sullivan Wade F. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. William Ughetta, Sr. Dr. Douglas G. Stein Patrick Sullivan Mrs. Bjorn Thorbjarnason United Airconditioning Corp. Michael R. Stein The Summerhill Foundation Walter Thorman United Healthcare Rebecca and J. Andrew Stein Summit Chemical Company Limited Thornton-Tomasetti Engineers United Hospital Fund Philanthropic Fund Dr. Lena S. Sun Mr. and Mrs. William J. Thumm United States Surgical Corporation Dr. Sheldon H. Steinbach Suplee Family Fund Ray and Diane Tierney United Way of the Capital Area, Inc. Dr. Charles R. Steinberg James H. Surrett Marilen Tilt United Way of Greenwich, Inc. Harold and Miriam Steinberg SVM Foundation Time Inc. United Way of New York City Charitable Trust Jack R. Swain III Peter Ting United Way of North Essex Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Steinberg Swanke Hayden Connell Ltd. Tisch Foundation, Inc. United Way of Tri-State Dr. Robert L. Steinberg Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Swartz Tishman Speyer Properties Inc. University of Toronto Dr. Michael Steiner Sweater.Com, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Steven H. Tishman Mr. and Mrs. Michael Urkowitz Mr. and Mrs. Michael Steinhardt Dr. and Mrs. Eugene W. Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. Frederick S. Title Richard J. Urowsky Mr. and Mrs. Steven Steinman Frances Sweeney Barbara and Donald Tober U.S. Nursing Corporation Ernest E. Stempel Foundation Francis J. Sweeney III Foundation U.S. Summit Corporation Ernest E. and Brendalyn Stempel Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tober Foundation Sally Sweeney David M. Tobey Mr. and Mrs. James Stenson Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Swenson Maryann E. Tocco Louise Stephaich Francisco X. Swett Mr. and Mrs. H. James Toffey

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V Cheng C. Wang Helen B. West Woodstock Foundation Chung Y. Wang Westchester/Putnam Brokerage Woodworks Construction Co., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew T. Vaden Dr. Kwie D. Wang Affiliates, Inc. World Textile Network Inc. Dr. and Mrs. P. Roy P. Vagelos Wendy and Yichwan Wang Westminster Kennel Club WR Capital Management Anthony Vairamides Town of Wappingers Little League Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Whalen Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wright The Valley Hospital William M. Wappler Dr. Ralph N. Wharton Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Wright Valley National Bank Warburg Pincus The Wheeler Foundation Robert F. & Valerie Wright Mr. and Mrs. J. Douglas Van Ness John L. Warden Charlotte and Edward Wheeler Charitable Foundation The Melinda and William J. Vanden Thomas Warfield Foundation Barbara Wriston Heuvel Warner Foundation, Inc. White & Case Kathryn and Walter Wriston Family Vanneck Bailey Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Warshauer Dr. Dorothy A. White Fund Dr. Susan J. Vannucci Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wechsler Shelby White Wyckoff Heights Medical Center Dr. E. Darracott Vaughan Jr. The Watkins Family Foundation William B. White Wyeth Verizon Olive F. Watson Brian White-Guay Mr. and Mrs. John H. Wyman Verizon Foundation Dr. Jack J. Wazen Whitehead Foundation Dr. Mary G. Versfelt WCBS-TV Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Whittingham Vertex Engineering Services Inc. Charlotte Weber Mr. and Mrs. H. Christopher X The Linda J. Vester and Glen H. Michael R. Weber Whittle Greenberg Philanthropic Fund Doris Wechsler Peter Widdrington Dr. and Mrs. Xenophon Xenophontos The Vidda Foundation John N. Weed Judith and Roger Widmann Mr. and Mrs. John J. Vinci Sr. Marie B. Weigl Philanthropic Fund Visicu Weill Family Foundation Mark K. Wiedman Y Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vizcarrondo Jr. Joan and Sanford I. Weill Medical The Malcolm Hewitt Wiener The Laura B. Vogler Foundation, College of Cornell University Foundation YPO Fairchester Chapter Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Weinbach The Jeremy Wiesen Fund Yared and Melisa Yawand-Wossen Mr. and Mrs. George J. Vojta The John S. & Amy S. Weinberg Wilentz, Goldman & Spitzer, P.A. P. M. Yen Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Volk Foundation The Wilf Family Hospital & York International Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Mark Vonderheide Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Weinberg Medical Research Foundation H.R. Young and Betty G. Young Beate and Henry Voremberg Donor Michael F. and Edith H. Weinberg Stephen Wilkes Photography, Inc. Fund Advised Fund Charitable Foundation The Dave H. and Reba W. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Paul Young Mr. and Mrs. Henry Voremberg Peter & Deborah Weinberg Foundation Audrey L. Youngelson Theodore N. Voss Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Garth D. Williams Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Weinberg Joseph D. Williams The Sidney J. Weinberg Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Williams Z The Sue Ann & John L. Weinberg William J. Williams Jr. W Foundation Willis North America, Inc. Capt. Edith R. Zaager, Ret. Dr. and Mrs. Michael A. Weiner Francine and Herbert L. Wilson Felice L. Zambetti George J. Wade Sara and Scott Weiner Fund Marian W. Zanetti Roger W. Wade Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Mr. and Mrs. John H. T. Wilson Blanche Zarchin Elissa I. Wadler Weingarten Margaret Windrem George Zauderer Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert Waldele Isak & Rose Weinman Foundation Winston & Strawn Dr. and Mrs. Albert J. Zazzali Dorothy Waldron Elizabeth Weinraub Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Winston Murray Zeisel Aisha Wali Julia Weinstein Harry Winston, Incorporated Martin Zelman Mr. and Mrs. C. Carter Walker Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Weinstein Norman and Rosita Winston Mr. and Mrs. Hans Ziegler Joann Walker Mr. and Mrs. Michael Weisberg Foundation Nancy V. Zielinski Mr. and Mrs. Michael Walker David A. Weisbrod Alice Witchel Jeanne M. Zimmerman Wallace Funding Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel K. Weiskopf III Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Witkow The Eugene Zitwer Foundation, Inc. Frederick J. and Theresa Dow Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Weisl Jr. WM Group Engineers, P.C. Ernest Zlochower Wallace Fund Weiss Family Foundation Howard Wohl Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Zola Paul F. Wallace Bernard Weiss Women’s Medical Associates Zorn Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Ira D. Wallach Donna Karan Weiss Dr. David J. Wolf Nicholas S. Zoullas Mr. and Mrs. Lou Wallach Larry Weiss Franklin Wolf Gary Zuar Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Wallach Michael S. Weiss Edward and Elisabeth Wolfe Lyonel and Sylvia Zunz Family Fund Diane Wallerstein and John Herfort Pat and Howard Weiss Foundation Zurs Foundation, Inc. Nelson S. Walsh Robert M. Weiss Margaret L. Wolff The Mollie Zweig Foundation The Walter Machine Co., Inc. Roger Weiss Family Foundation Bruce A. Wolfson Walters Charitable Trust Stephen H. Weiss The Michael Wolk Heart Mr. and Mrs. Leigh R. Walters James & Virginia Welch Foundation Foundation The William G. Walters Foundation Dr. Francis M. Weld Gloria Elizabeth Wolosoff Rev. Trust Mr. and Mrs. Howard Waltman Wellington Foundation, Inc. David K. Wong Honoré Wamsler Lynda F. Wertheim Catherine E. Wood Karl Wamsler Toby Wertheim Dr. Margaret Wood

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The list of donors on the previous pages includes members of the following gift societies at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital.

JAMES LENOX SOCIETY PARTNERS IN MEDICINE TRUST AND ESTATE GIFTS Melvin Lyons Florence N. Marshall William and Elizabeth McKnight The James Lenox Society is a dedicated Partners in Medicine honors the spe- The following donors are remembered Marion B. Melander circle of friends helping to improve cial generosity of contributors who for the generous legacy they have Isabella Goff Metcalf the future of healthcare delivery at make an annual gift of $1,000 or created through a trust or bequest Carlton C. Mills NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/ more to NewYork-Presbyterian received in 2004. Mary Bullock Morris Columbia University Medical Center. Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Membership is extended to donors Center. As a Partner in Medicine, Rose Aloisi Abby and George O’Neill whose unrestricted contributions total you are part of a proud tradition of Alice T. Baker W. Robert Orr $1,000 or more throughout the year. caring and distinguished leadership Harold Ballin Stanley de J. Osborne These leadership gifts allow the that enables NewYork-Presbyterian Eileen Bamberger Annette Parisi Hospital to provide the highest levels Hospital to serve millions of men, Bill Blass Alexander R. Peacock of quality in patient care, clinical women and children with the best Lucy Bliss Elizabeth Pearson services, and medical advances. In inpatient care, biomedical research, John Dexter Bush Trust Ellen Pekarsky recognition of their partnership, medical education and community George D. Cornell Alys M. Polak Society members enjoy a broad range outreach. Partners are among the first Francis C. Divisek Richard I. Purnell of privileges and benefits from to hear about exciting breakthroughs Elise Fish Mary Reilly NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital. The in research conducted at our medical Eleanor Gehrig Gerhard Reithmuller James Lenox Society creates a rare center and are invited to exclusive Helena L. Glover Jenny Rosendahl and profound opportunity to become gatherings to meet some of the world’s Harry Gold Trust Elizabeth Rumpf an insider – an active partner – in finest researchers and physicians in Jesse Hahn Nell Easterbrook Smith advancing medicine. We would like medicine today. We are especially grate- Ann Lennihan Hodges Frances W. Sperber to thank members of the James Lenox ful for your help in advancing medical Edwin Hoffritz H. Richard Stern Society for their generous and contin- research and treatment. Frank W. Hogan Lillian Studer ued support. Cora Hull Trust Renée Kaufman John W. Van Nortwick Charles S. Keene Margaret Wadds Frances Hanks Keyes Emily Warga Grace Lamb Trust Joan H. Wickert Gertrude Lanzner Walter Willner Susan Leven Philip G. Woodward Gilbert Liberman Irrevocable Trust Willow Run Trust II Charles W. Lutzelberger Marilyn Zmudosky

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DONORS 58 NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Donors

WHITNEY-HARKNESS SOCIETY Hugh T. Adams Julia Garcia Mrs. Abraham A. Ribicoff Mrs. Herbert Allen Sr. Martha F. Gerry Arthur Robbins Mr. and Mrs. Carl Apfel Thelma Gish Terrence Roe The Whitney-Harkness Society John J. Appleton Myron N. Goldstein Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Rossman recognizes the following individuals Thomas H. Bacon William T. Greene Alice Rush-Levy who contributed to NewYork- Philip Baker Shirley D. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Russell Presbyterian Hospital through Mrs. Ben Barrack Charlotte K. Heil Silhanova Sager charitable gift planning, including Doris W. Barth Minette Hirsch Mrs. Harvey Sampson advised bequests, charitable trusts, Martin A. Battestin Frank Hobelsberger Mr. and Mrs. Leo Schenker gift annuities, pooled income funds, Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Benedict Burt Holtzman Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schiff and gifts of retirement plan assets Dr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Berkeley Dr. and Mrs. Allen Hyman Lilli Schleikorn or real estate. Berta M. Best Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Irving Robert L. Schwartz These individuals continue the legacy June R. Bingham Birge Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Jacobson Jr. Ivan Seidenberg established through the careful plan- Irma Birnbaum Robin Jaffe-Cohen Ursula Seligmann ning of Payne Whitney and Edward Barbara Bitsko Zelig Jalowski Susan Shugg Harkness, whose foresight was instru- Mervin J. Block Dr. Ellen H. Katz Gilda Slate mental in the establishment on their Dr. and Mrs. James F. Bourland Sidney Katz Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Smassanow present-day sites of the two great aca- Richard S. Braddock Mrs. Benjamin H. Kean Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Smith demic medical institutions that form Dr. Jerome H. Brander Joan Ann P. Kramer Richard E. Snyder NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital. Marion I. Breen Robert S. Krause Mr. and Mrs. Steven P. Sokol Mr. and Mrs. David Brown Edythe Kurlan Ida R. Stein Thomson R. Bryant Jr. Florence Laffel Paula Stoessel Myron Buchsbaum Dr. Edith Langner Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Streeter Gilbert Butler Jeffrey S. Lasdon Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tober Jane H. Choate Anne Lipari James Tollar Paul J. Chymiy Dr. John N. Loeb Mary Van Buren Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Citarella Lar Lubovitch Betty Cooper Wallerstein Jean B. Clark Ralph Luna John N. Weed Lucille G. Cohen Maria Mack Dr. Mea Weinberg Paul M. Cohen Kenneth E. MacWilliams Diane Weiner Mr. and Mrs. Morris Coppersmith Beatrice Mangin Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Werner Carol M. Corby Sir Edwin A. Manton Dr. Bill R. Westgard Jean Covington Mr. and Mrs. David I. Margolis Raymond Winkler Ursel Crutchfield Mr. and Mrs. Donald Massochi Barbara E. Wintner Ida D’Agostino James Mattingly David Wolfenson Mrs. Alexander T. Daignault Mr. and Mrs. William F. May Miriam Wolfson Evelyn Y. Davis Katherine Mayer Sin K. Wong Mr. and Mrs. Richard Deems J. Donald McNamara Kathryn Wriston Malcolm Delaney Irving Mendelson Lyonel E. Zunz Annette E. de la Renta Paula M. Moss Mark Zweier Mrs. Vincent de Roulet Lorraine Muncherian Jean Disantis Dr. Gabriel Nahas Elly Donovan Louis Osofsky Mr. and Mrs. Oscar L. Dunn Jr. Dr. Mark W. Pasmantier Mr. and Mrs. John Elliott Jr. William S. Perper Miriam Enders Mrs. Milton Petrie Mary A. Estabrook Mrs. George Philipp Mr. and Mrs. James H. Evans Morris J. Pinto Alfonso Fata May Porges Mr. and Mrs. Eugene E. Fata Joan Postel Barbara Feinstein Jenice Pulver Dr. Allen Fowler Dr. Johnstone H. Quinan Jr. Isadore Freeman Susan G. Radner Rachel M. Freeman Dorothy S. Raymond Sam Friedlander Donna Redel Donald D. Friese Albert Rene

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DONORS 59 NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital In Memoriam /Making a Gift

IN MEMORIAM LEAVE A LEGACY BY MAKING A GIFT

NewYork-Presbyterian mourns the Gifts, bequests, and trusts are important sources of support for NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital. loss of these valued members of the Hospital community. Such gifts allow you to leave a legacy, and help fund a wide range of programs, including those that provide patient care, educate future physicians and scientists, expand community outreach, Harry Arlis, M.D. and make possible pioneering clinical research, which results in new and improved treatments for Sidney Carter, M.D. George F. Crikelair, M.D. disease. Providing support for these programs in an estate plan makes a moving statement about Carolyn Davis your care and concern for the health and well-being of future generations. William Dix M. Irene Ferrer, M.D. Gifts can be made in cash, securities, or other property, and can take many forms: an outright gift, Glenda Garvey, M.D. Robert H. Heissenbuttel pledge, bequest, or various life income arrangements (trusts, pooled income funds, or gift annuities). Jane E. Hill Support can be designated for specific purposes, or can be unrestricted, which gives NewYork- Robert Hui, M.D. George A. Hyman, M.D. Presbyterian Hospital greater flexibility in planning and administering programs in patient care, Marilyn G. Karmason education, and research. Gifts to NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital may be directed to either NewYork- Rachel Barone Mannetti, Ed.D. Steven Z. Miller, M.D. Presbyterian Hospital/Columbia or NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell, or both. There Stanley de J. Osborne are many options for naming opportunities and public recognition of gifts at the Hospital. Elizabeth R. Prichard Lawrence Resnick, M.D. NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital is a qualified not-for-profit institution which receives major support Laurance S. Rockefeller William Schott from private philanthropy. Gifts to the Hospital by individuals, foundations, and corporations are William A. Silverman, M.D. exempt from income, gift, and estate taxes to the extent of and in the manner provided by federal and Peter E. Stokes, M.D. Michael Sullivan state laws. If you are considering making a bequest, you may wish to share the following language Walter B. Wriston with your advisors: “I give, devise, and bequeath to NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, a corporation created under the New York State Not-for-Profit Corporation Law and located in New York City, New York, the sum of $______(or description of the property) to be used for the general corporate purposes of NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital as its Board of Trustees shall determine.” The Office of Development welcomes the opportunity to tell you more about the Hospital’s numerous programs and activities, and to consult with you and your advisors about various gift ideas. For further information, please contact:

Marc Krause Director of Planned Giving NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital 525 East 68th Street, Box 123 New York, NY 10021 (212) 821-0512 [email protected]

IN MEMORIAM/MAKING A GIFT 60 NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Important Telephone Numbers

NEWYORK-PRESBYTERIAN/ALLEN NEWYORK-PRESBYTERIAN/WEILL CORNELL

General Information (212) 932-4000 General Information (212) 746-5454 Patient Information (212) 932-4300 Patient Information (212) 746-5000 Admitting (212) 932-5079 Admitting (212) 746-4250 Emergency Department (212) 932-4245 Ambulance Services Dispatcher (212) 472-2222 Patient Services (212) 932-4321 Development (212) 821-0500 Emergency Department Adult (212) 746-5050 CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL OF NEWYORK-PRESBYTERIAN Pediatric (212) 746-3300 General Information/ Psychiatry (212) 746-0711 Physician Referral (800) 245-KIDS Human Resources (212) 746-1409 Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital Marketing (212) 821-0625 General Information (212) 305-2500 NewYork-Presbyterian Patient Information (212) 305-3101 Healthcare System (212) 746-3577 Admitting (212) 305-3388 Patient Services (212) 746-4293 Emergency Department (212) 305-6628 Physicians Assistant Program (212) 746-5133 Komansky Center for Children’s Health Physician Referral Service (800) 822-2694 General Information (212) 746-5454 Psychiatry, Payne Whitney Manhattan Patient Information (212) 746-5000 Referrals and Evaluation (888) 694-5700 Admitting (212) 746-4250 General Information (212) 746-3700 Emergency Department (212) 746-3300 Public Affairs (212) 821-0560

NEWYORK-PRESBYTERIAN/COLUMBIA NEWYORK-PRESBYTERIAN/WESTCHESTER

General Information (212) 305-2500 General Information (914) 682-9100 Patient Information (212) 305-3101 Payne Whitney Westchester Admitting Referrals and Evaluation (888) 694-5700 Milstein Hospital Building (212) 305-7091 Sloane Hospital for Women (212) 342-1759 CONTENTS Ambulance Services Dispatcher (212) 305-9999 The 2004-2005 Annual Report was published by the Department of Public Affairs of NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital. Special thanks to Leadership Report 2 Development (212) 342-0799 our academic affiliates, Columbia University College of Physicians Emergency Department Connections: Caring for Our Community and Surgeons and Weill Medical College of Cornell University, for Adult (212) 305-6204 their collaboration and assistance in the preparation of this report. Encouraging the Potential of Youth 8 Pediatric (212) 305-6628 A Helping Hand in the Home... 10 William A. Polf, Ph.D. Myrna A. Manners ...A Helping Hand in the Neighborhood 12 Psychiatry (212) 305-6587 Senior Vice President Vice President Extending Care Block by Block 16 Human Resources (212) 305-5625 External Relations Public Affairs Marketing (212) 821-0634 Keeping Adults Sound in Mind and Body 18 Above: A neighborhood mural photographed near Editor-in-Chief Myrna A. Manners the Charles B. Rangel Community Health Center Patient Relations (212) 305-5904 Reaching Out Overseas 22 Director of Publications Michael Sellers on West 135th Street—one of the Hospital’s Physician Referral Service (877) NYP-WELL Community Action and Advocacy 26 Ambulatory Care Network practices. Managing Editor Linda Errante Public Relations Public Affairs (212) 305-5587 Assistant Editor Kathleen Thompson Development Report 28 Editorial Assistant Andria Lam On the cover: From health and wellness pro- Report on the Councils grams, to outreach services for the elderly, to Design Cynthia Guernsey educational opportunities for youth, and health Hallets Cove Studio Facts and Financials 33 care here and abroad, NewYork-Presbyterian con- Major Photography Robert Essel nects with its communities on many levels. Brad Hess Ian Londin Amelia Panico Photography Supervision Robert Pryzgoda © 2005 NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital. All rights reserved. Printing TanaSeybert NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital NewYork-Presbyterian The University Hospital of Columbia and Cornell NewYork-Presbyterian www.nyp.org The University Hospital of Columbia and Cornell CONNECTIONS • 2004-2005 Annual Report

2004-2005 Annual Report Caring for Our Community