2018 ANNUAL REPORT & COMMUNITY BENEFIT SUMMARY

CARE BRAVELY The best care is more than medical At LifeBridge Health, we treat people, not patients. We respond to challenges with leadership. We solve problems creatively. We Care Bravely.

CONTENTS

LETTER FROM THE CEO...... 2

COMMUNITY...... 6

INNOVATION...... 1 4

EDUCATION...... 22

LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH AT A GLANCE...... 26

NETWORK OF CARE...... 28

LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH PARTNERS...... 30

COMMUNITY PARTNERS...... 32

CHANGING LIVES THROUGH PHILANTHROPY...... 34 Pictured on the cover: Samantha Glover OUR LEADERSHIP...... 37 Registered Nurse IV Neonatal Intensive Care Unit BOARD OF DIRECTORS...... 38 Sinai Hospital 2 | LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH | 3

“Binding our mission and vision together, Care Bravely inspires our team members

LETTER FROM THE CEO In this report, you’ll read continuing the vital work of making to live our purpose with about how we Care Bravely by our world better, one person at a time. continuing to push the boundaries Through educational efforts, our of healthcare through innovation, teams are striving to create healthier everything we do.” education and hands-on caring for people by offering support and our community. training to those who need it most. By supporting innovation, we’re Our Veteran Hiring and Training Dear Friends, able to bring healthcare to our program helps veterans transfer Since 1866, LifeBridge Health has patients by making their access as skills developed in the military gone beyond the call of duty to serve seamless as possible. Through digital to civilian careers, and our those in need without bias, and health initiatives, we’re able to use #StrongerHearts collaboration with “While going through the worst thing “The LifeBridge Health team “My doctor said that she knew we’re still here today changing how smartphones and mobile devices to the American Heart Association in the world, our healthcare team is made up of skilled professionals exactly how I felt – she had cancer care is given. make healthcare more personalized provides heart health information became family to us. They not only who worked together to investigate twice herself. This beautiful, This year, we’ve launched a and timely. The LifeBridge Health by giving the community resources take care of the patient, but they my symptoms and diagnose my intelligent woman who was going to movement called Care Bravely. BioIncubator, based at Sinai and medical expertise. provide compassionate care for the condition. Once diagnosed, I was save my life knew exactly where More than an ad campaign, Care Hospital, hosts biotech startups that Thank you for helping us Care family as a whole.” cared for with the utmost respect and I was coming from. That was Bravely is about recommitting and are developing life-altering devices Bravely. It’s not just a slogan. It’s a treated not just as a sick patient, but tremendous.” continuing to invest in our purpose. and diagnostic tools that will benefit promise to every patient we see. Matthew Mittleman and as a whole person learning to live It’s a conversation about what we people everywhere. Lauren Shapiro Lisa Schwartzbeck with an illness and adjusting to my stand for, what we offer, how we see As we solidify partnerships in new normal.” ourselves and, most importantly, our communities, we’re taking our Sincerely, how our patients feel about their purpose of “caring for our communities Melissa Seltzer experience under our care. Binding together” beyond its current definition. our mission and vision together, Through our partnerships with Safe Care Bravely inspires our team Streets and the Child Abuse Neil M. Meltzer members to live our purpose with Center, we are diligently working President and CEO everything we do. with organizations to ensure we are LifeBridge Health 4 | LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH | 5

Care Bravely illuminates the way LifeBridge COMMUNITY PAGE 6 Health is redefining healthcare by going Caring for vulnerable children beyond the traditional. We Care Bravely by Investing in our communities caring for our community outside our Partnering for the greater good hospital walls, promoting innovation in Supporting mothers and babies medical protocols and business practices, Working for a cleaner environment and providing education to empower people to make a difference.

INNOVATION PAGE 14

Anticipating patients’ needs

Answering calls 24/7

CARE BRAVELY Easing access to care with digital technology

Dedicating space for research and entrepreneurship

Providing transportation

EDUCATION PAGE 22

Integrating veterans

Investing in young students

Using a multichannel approach to reach people 6 | LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH | 7

Pimlico Campus LEVINDALE SINAI CAMPUS CAMPUS 1. AMBULATORY HUB PIMLICO TRACK

2. CENTER OF HOPE 1 W NORTHERN PKWY 3 3. PARKING

4. INNOVATION HUB 2 Community 5. ACADEMIC, RESEARCH, JOB CREATION HUB 4 5 W BELVEDERE AVE. PARTNERING FOR BETTER HEALTH AND QUALITY OF LIFE FOR ALL

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PIMLICO ROAD

Sinai/Baltimore Campus Vision

“ THIS PROJECT IS THE The Sinai Expansion Project Community services. A spacious FIRST STEP IN OUR VISION began as a plan to replace aging home for Baltimore Child Abuse infrastructure but soon became a Center, with room for all the OF BECOMING THE MOST vision to reinvent the hospital campus. services that children and families ACCESSIBLE AND INNOVATIVE The new development aims to provide in crisis need. HEALTHCARE SYSTEM IN patient-friendly, consolidated Economic growth. LifeBridge medical care, spark innovation . Health’s significant investment will and create opportunities for the catalyze community development, community, with: attract new business and create Integrated care. Consolidated services new jobs. in one easy-to-access location.

Enhanced safety. Easy-to-navigate footpaths and convenient parking for James Roberge VICE PRESIDENT, CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS patients and staff. AND SUPPORT SERVICES Room for innovation. Dedicated space for health IT and biotech companies, complementing LifeBridge Health's wildly popular BioIncubator. 8 | LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH | 9

Violence $43M Prevention

WENT INTO THE RECENT REDEVELOPMENT Just like any other disease, the best patient’s permission, they provide OF PIMLICO ELEMENTARY/MIDDLE SCHOOL treatment for violence is prevention. information so Safe Streets can help IN PARK HEIGHTS, AS PART OF THE 21ST “ WE’RE WORKING WITH SAFE CENTURY SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION AND A unique partnership between Safe deter retaliation or further violence. REVITALIZATION PROJECT. STREETS TO BUILD PUBLIC Streets, an anti-violence organization These victims, whether SUPPORT FOR CHANGING within the Baltimore City Health bystanders or gang members, COMMUNITY CULTURE SO Department, and Sinai Hospital frequently lack education, work PEOPLE REJECT VIOLENCE is working to break the cycle of experience or a positive living violence, one person at a time. situation. “When a patient is referred AND SUPPORT PRO-SOCIAL When shooting, stabbing and to Safe Streets, they can receive MESSAGING. assault victims appear on the workforce development, tutoring, patient log at Sinai Hospital, trained mentorship and warm handoffs hospital responders act immediately. to resources that assist with their They meet with the victims at service care plan,” says Barnes. their hospital bedsides to discuss Outreach workers affiliated the violence intervention program. with Safe Streets also interrupt “The first priority is reducing violence by regularly canvassing Ademola Ekulona the likelihood of re-injury and city neighborhoods, building PROGRAM COORDINATOR, retaliation,” says Anthony Barnes, relationships with at-risk youth and KUJICHAGULIA CENTER AT SINAI HOSPITAL a hospital responder who works adults, and diffusing potentially closely with Safe Streets. With the violent situations.

Pimlico Elementary/Middle School, a renovated 21st Century School in Park Heights, symbolizes the rebirth of the community.

Northwest Baltimore “ A COLLABORATIVE VEHICLE LIKE NWBP IS CRITICAL TO Partnership BRINGING ALL THE SKILLS AND ASSETS OF COMMUNITY Northwest Baltimore Partnership Over the next year, NWBP PARTNERS, LIKE PARK HEIGHTS (NWBP) is a newly formed will address challenging housing organization comprising founding conditions in the Central Park RENAISSANCE AND CHAI, TO members Sinai Hospital, Park Heights, Cylburn and Glen Hills THE TASK OF REVITALIZING Heights Renaissance and CHAI neighborhoods. These areas build OUR NEARBY COMMUNITIES. (Comprehensive Housing Assistance, upon 21st Century Schools, which Inc.), along with representatives of are being renovated to provide Baltimore City and Baltimore healthy, inspiring and technology- County community and government equipped learning spaces, and organizations. NWBP aims to function as community hubs and increase investment in northwest revitalize neighborhoods. Baltimore for capital improvements, Martha Nathanson as well as community and economic VICE PRESIDENT, GOVERNMENT RELATIONS AND development, through public and COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH Sinai Hospital hospital responder Anthony Barnes. private sources. 10 | LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH | 11

LifeBridge Health recently medical exams, mental health Helping to announced plans to make Baltimore treatment and any necessary Reduce Trauma Child Abuse Center (BCAC), a assistance to help them cope longtime partner, a part of the with trauma. system with planned headquarters “By joining forces with Baltimore in the upcoming Sinai Expansion Child Abuse Center, we’re connecting Project development. children and their families to 75% BCAC works with Baltimore City high-quality care and working to stop officials and medical personnel to the cycle of abuse that’s negatively develop a coordinated, child-friendly impacting communities,” says Neil and time-sensitive response to child Meltzer, president and CEO of 75% OF CHILDREN WHO HAD PTSD WHEN THEY STARTED TREATMENT NO LONGER HAD PTSD abuse. “Children who have suffered LifeBridge Health. AT THEIR LAST FOLLOW-UP. from trauma are often retraumatized “As part of LifeBridge Health, NCTSN Core Data Set Report on Evidence-Based Treatment, February 2018 by the length and repetition of the we can offer services in both a timely many legal processes and systems and cost-effective way with staff that are intended to help them,” says that are equally as committed to and Adam Rosenberg, executive director understanding of our mission as we of BCAC. are,” says Rosenberg. Each year, BCAC provides more than 1,000 children with comprehensive forensic interviews, Many participants in CenteringPregnancy form continuing friendships.

Adam Rosenberg, executive director of Baltimore Child CenteringPregnancy Abuse Center, plays Connect Four with a young client. Baltimore CenteringPregnancy, a group throughout the pregnancy. Our prenatal care program offered at patients have formed friendships Child Abuse Sinai Community Care, gives within the group that we hope will % expectant mothers a more active continue as their babies grow up Center role in their care and connects together,” says Caroline Shell, D.O., 10 0 medical providers and patients in director of CenteringPregnancy. ALL PATIENTS WHO HAVE COMPLETED THE PROGRAM HAVE GONE ON TO BREASTFEED ways individual care typically doesn’t. Studies show that moms taking THEIR BABIES. Instead of rushing through a part in the program have healthier 15-minute visit with a patient babies. CenteringPregnancy “ SUCCESS WITH HEALING who is excited and maybe even has also helped eliminate racial CHILDREN REQUIRES A nervous about her pregnancy, disparities in preterm birth and COMPREHENSIVE AND CenteringPregnancy providers improve breastfeeding success. More spend more than 90 minutes with than 50 patients have completed COORDINATED SYSTEM OF a small group of patients, reviewing Sinai’s program, all of whom have CARE FOR EACH CHILD. common pregnancy concerns, sharing gone on to breastfeed their babies. information about breastfeeding “CenteringPregnancy helps and newborn care, and discussing you to share feelings with other expectations for labor and delivery. future moms and to discuss “Our patients not only receive experiences with other moms. excellent care; they become empowered I highly recommend it to first-time over the course of their prenatal care moms,” says Dorcas B., a mother Adam Rosenberg to monitor their health and progress who completed the program. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, BCAC 12 | LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH | 13

“ EVERYTHING WE DO, EACH Power52 Clean & PARTNERSHIP AND INVESTMENT Power52, co-founded by NFL Hall of WE MAKE, IS ABOUT MAKING Famer Ray Lewis, seeks to break the cycle of poverty, unemployment, Green Team OUR COMMUNITY BETTER TODAY underemployment and incarceration in THAN IT WAS YESTERDAY. urban communities through economic empowerment and clean energy access. Achieving and maintaining health lawn care, litter removal, painting The Power52 Energy Institute goes beyond checkups, medicine and minor repairs in Baltimore “They got more Baltimore City training program enrolls unemployed and at-risk adults in an and exercise. A good environment City, Baltimore County and Carroll done in three Old Court accredited 11-week training program, is also important to well-being. County. The team has cleared vacant which includes wraparound services to We need to live, work and play in lots, cleaned up parks and maintained hours than I ensure that the trainees are successful. Center healthy surroundings every day to green, safe playing fields for children’s Through classroom instruction and paid could have on-the-job training, Power52 Energy thrive physically, psychologically sports leagues. Faraaz Yousuf Institute Baltimore City provides OSHA-10 and socially. Clean & Green Team client gotten done in PRESIDENT AND COO, Safety Certification, PV Associate Installer That’s why the LifeBridge Health Shirley Marrow, an 88-year-old three weeks!” NORTHWEST HOSPITAL Certification and job placement assistance Clean & Green Team, the result of a Eldersburg, Md., resident, says, “I am upon completion. In addition to job training and placement, partnership between LifeBridge Health thankful that the LifeBridge Health Stanley Day Power52 also aims to provide sustainable and Park Heights Renaissance, takes Clean & Green Team can help take SENIOR CITIZEN LIVING IN WESTMINSTER, MD solutions in low-income communities. a “rakes on the ground” approach care of my yard work. There is no In December 2017, it installed solar panels on Living Classrooms’ three community to improving the lives of people and way I could do it, and it helps me centers in East Baltimore, creating the communities. The Clean & Green out a lot.” nation’s first urban community-based Team helps people with landscaping, resiliency hubs. At these hubs, residents will be able to charge their cellphones and get fresh water, food and other resources during a major emergency or natural disaster. Power52.org “The new Clean & Green Team is a great way for Northwest Ray Lewis speaks at Hospital and LifeBridge Health to the opening of the new Power52 headquarters make communities in and around the at Old Court Center. Liberty Road Corridor stronger and LifeBridge Health has been hard aimed at providing access to care, safer. Kudos to LifeBridge Health for at work creating partnerships and jobs and other opportunities to creating this unique program.” making investments intended to community members. rebuild and revitalize the Liberty The center houses the Harry Aaron Plymouth

Road corridor in Randallstown, and Jeanette Weinberg Center STEVENSWOOD IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION home to Northwest Hospital. for Aging in Community, home to “In the last 10 years, we’ve LifeBridge Health Adult Day modernized the hospital and brought Services, a state-of-the-art adult specialty services, surgery centers, day care; Levindale Outpatient and primary and urgent care to the Rehabilitation; and Blackwell-White area with the Northwest Professional and Associates Pediatric Medicine. Center and Liberty Center. Now, Other tenants include Trinity we’ve opened the Old Court Center,” University, which connects students says Faraaz Yousuf, president and to opportunities at Northwest COO of Northwest Hospital. Hospital, and Power52, a nonprofit The newly constructed organization that provides employment 45,000-square-foot Old Court Center is training in the solar industry for Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh (center) and former LifeBridge Health executive vice president Brian White the latest LifeBridge Health initiative at-risk adults. (center right) with members of the Clean & Green Team. 14 | LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH | 15

Discovery Happens Here

By unlocking the secrets of cells, scientists create new ways to diagnose diseases earlier than ever before. Innovation IMPROVING ACCESS TO AND QUALITY OF CARE WITH UNMATCHED RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY

The LifeBridge Health BioIncubator

The mission of the LifeBridge Health as developing clinical trials that will BioIncubator, based at Sinai Hospital, help patients with a variety of is to improve human health by diseases, including HIV, and a bringing together emerging device that can detect diseases using businesses, innovative technologies particles found in a patient’s breath. and leading physicians to create Sinai is also in the process of breakthrough technology with an launching a BioIncubator Affiliate entrepreneurial spirit. Program for companies that do The BioIncubator offers startup not need physical lab space but biotech companies common lab would like to have access to the space along with access to industry BioIncubator’s robust resources. experts; Sinai’s internal review “The BioIncubator was born board, the Sinai Hospital Innovation out of a strong desire to partner with GRANTS Council; and LifeBridge Health the most exciting and innovative RECEIVED 14 physicians, scientists and patients. healthcare startups in our region. It was the only hospital-based This kind of innovation allows bioincubator in Maryland when it our physicians and scientists the launched in 2015. Now, three years opportunity to more rapidly CUMULATIVE FUNDING $9.2M later, the BioIncubator has an active experiment with and implement waiting list in the double digits. cutting-edge medical technologies Taking advantage of its link to on behalf of patients,” says Daniel LifeBridge Health physicians and Durand, M.D., chief innovation CUMULATIVE patients, BioIncubator partners officer and vice president of research REVENUE $3.5M work on a variety of projects, such at LifeBridge Health. 16 | LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH | 17

Digital Health

Ed TeleTriage Just as digital technology has changed In response to this rapid growth, everything from shopping to banking, we are always adding features and digital health at LifeBridge Health is addressing evolving demands. revolutionizing the way that patients “We are continually evaluating 2,672 connect to their care. With secure new technologies to determine a texts, phone calls, video and internet fit for unmet strategic needs and FY2019 (as of March 2019) connectivity, care is convenient, identifying partnerships that go efficient and seamlessly accessible. beyond the traditional vendor- 1,579 LifeBridge Health patients have consumer relationship,” says Tressa enthusiastically embraced these Springmann, senior vice president FY2018 tools in a short time. From July to and chief information officer of December 2018, 3,175 patients used LifeBridge Health. our enterprise digital health platform. That number is expected to increase to 7,500 by July 2019. In fiscal year 2018, 2,500 LifeBridge Health patients had virtual visits, with 3,500 visits projected for 2019.

“ WE ARE CONTINUALLY Sarah P., a LifeBridge Health patient, arrives via EVALUATING NEW TECHNOLOGIES transportation provided in partnership with Uber Health. TO DETERMINE A FIT FOR UNMET STRATEGIC NEEDS AND IDENTIFYING PARTNERSHIPS THAT GO BEYOND THE TRADITIONAL VENDOR- Digital Health Digital Health Connections Platform Patients Uber Health Rides CONSUMER RELATIONSHIP.

APPOINTMENT SCHEDULING

DAILY REMINDERS

LIVE 24/7 TELEPHONE SUPPORT 124% 16,624

MEDICAL RECORDS Tressa Springmann It’s a simple solution to a big problem. Each SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT/CIO, year, millions of Americans miss medical PRESCRIPTION REFILLS 7,100 ENTERPRISE IT AND PROCESS IMPROVEMENT appointments because of a lack of transportation, preventing them from getting the medical REMOTE MONITORING 2019 PROJECTED care they need. To improve access to care, LifeBridge Health has partnered with Uber VIRTUAL PHYSICIAN VISIT Health, which provides safe and convenient 3,175 rides for patients. We can schedule rides for patients immediately or in advance, and 2018 rides are free for up to three months after a hospital stay. 18 | LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH | 19

Couplet Care

As part of the $13.5 million “It reduces the length of stay for the Access Carroll expansion and renovation of The baby, encourages maternal-infant is working to Family Birthplace, Carroll Hospital bonding and helps parents feel provide greater access to healthcare launched an innovative Neonatal more comfortable in taking care with Access Carroll, a joint venture Couplet Care Program. of the baby,” says Grogan. between Carroll Hospital, the Carroll County Health Department and The Developed by the Karolinska With most of the construction Partnership for a Healthier Carroll Institute in Sweden, couplet completed, The Family Birthplace County, Inc. Access Carroll is a care allows babies who are is more than 20,000 square feet nonprofit medical home for uninsured born prematurely or require and consists of beautifully appointed and low-income residents of Carroll County. It offers integrated medical, specialized care to stay with patient labor and delivery rooms, dental, and behavioral health care for their mothers, instead of being larger suites for neonatal couplet Carroll County residents who may sent to a separate nursery. care, operating suites and a family be uninsured, underinsured or have “The whole concept of couplet room for parents staying with public assistance insurances.

care is that the parents become the their newborns. Access Carroll’s services are offered caregivers, and the nurses become on a sliding fee scale based on Jonathan Thierman, M.D., Ph.D., consults with a colleague coaches in that care,” says Linda household income and certain at Northwest Hospital through a video link. eligibility requirements. Grogan, executive director of women’s, children’s and surgical services at Carroll Hospital. Virtual Hospital

“ TELEMEDICINE MAKES IT Patients who enter a hospital’s Providers in the virtual hospital POSSIBLE FOR A PATIENT’S emergency department (ED) with can immediately request and review urgent health problems shouldn’t tests and lab work, see notes made FIRST INTERACTION TO BE WE ARE VERY EXCITED TO have to wait to see a doctor, but that’s by the nurse and devise a plan of “ WITH A DOCTOR OR ADVANCED what usually happens. care. The speed and convenience of OFFER THE NEONATAL PRACTICE PROVIDER, WHICH Long wait times have troubled this technology allows providers to COUPLET CARE PROGRAM ENSURES THAT MORE PATIENTS emergency departments for decades. see 60-70 patients a day, resulting in TO FAMILIES. IT PROVIDES A But thanks to LifeBridge Health’s reduced wait times for patients and CAN RECEIVE THE RIGHT CARE GREAT COMFORT TO THOSE new virtual hospital, waiting more timely care. AT THE RIGHT TIME. times for ED patients at Sinai Additionally, LifeBridge Health WHO HAVE BABIES BORN and Northwest hospitals have Clinical Operations Center, Pulse PREMATURELY OR REQUIRE drastically decreased. ambulance service and virtual SPECIALIZED CARE. While nurses triage patients at hospital providers work together to Sinai's and Northwest’s EDs, virtual monitor and connect at-risk patients hospital providers see the patients at to get the care they need before the same time through a live two-way their conditions worsen and require Jonathan Thierman, M.D., Ph.D. video screen. hospitalization. CHIEF MEDICAL INFORMATION OFFICER,

LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH Leslie Simmons, RN, FACHE EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT PRESIDENT, CARROLL HOSPITAL 20 | LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH | 21

Being a patient and receiving care established a community care Clinical Operations Centers Care can be overwhelming in itself, but coordination program that helps many patients also have issues that high-risk patients maintain an JERUSALEM MANILA Coordination make accessing care difficult, such appropriate level of care by addressing as a lack of transportation, being the social determinants of health. underinsured or challenging home By taking these steps, we have AVERAGE DAILY CALL VOLUME 806 740 situations. At LifeBridge Health, decreased the number of readmissions our coordinated care approach to to both Sinai and Northwest hospitals, patient-centered care ensures that which have both ranked in the top HOURS AHEAD our patients have the support and three with total rewards from the state OF BALTIMORE 7 13 resources they need to get the right for this outcome. Results like these care at the right time. only happen when we continuously To achieve this coordinated place patients at the center of care. care approach, we have placed Susan Mani, M.D., vice president of community health workers in the clinical transformation of LifeBridge Emergency Department to help Health, says, “The best outcome is patients with scheduling and getting when we hear from patients about to appointments. We have created our care coordination teams, and substance abuse teams with peer we hear this often: ‘They gave me recovery specialists to address the back my life.’” ongoing opioid epidemic and have LifeBridge Health

JERUSALEM, Clinical Operations ISRAEL Centers A community health worker meets with a client.

Although located many miles away, With these operations centers and “ OUR GLOBAL CLINICAL LifeBridge Health Clinical Operations our local teams, LifeBridge Health OPERATIONS CENTERS Centers in Jerusalem, Israel, and patients can talk with a live person at ALLOW LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH Manila, Philippines, benefit patients any time of day or night. and providers in Maryland by giving “Being able to speak to a nurse TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF AN support to LifeBridge Health facilities. immediately about their concerns INTERNATIONAL WORKFORCE Staffed with nurses and advanced makes an incredible difference TO MANAGE THE NEEDS OF practice providers who are licensed for our patients and improves OUR PATIENTS LOCALLY IN in Maryland, the Israel-based center efficiencies to provide better access MARYLAND. provides immediate telephone support to appropriate care and patient to patients who have questions, along satisfaction,” says Kristina Schafer, with follow-up calls to patients upon practice and communications discharge to see if they need assistance. administrator for the Krieger Eye It also provides services, such as Institute at LifeBridge Health. managing prescription refill logistics, that are traditionally handled by on-site clinical staff in Maryland. Jonathan Moles ASSISTANT VICE PRESIDENT OF LifeLink, the Philippines-based LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH’S COMMAND CENTER center, provides nonclinical, MANILA, AND ACCESS PHILIPPINES administrative support, such as scheduling follow-up appointments and transportation. 22 | LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH | 23

Education PROVIDING OPPORTUNITIES “ BY COMBINING THE STRENGTHS FOR EMPOWERMENT THROUGH OF LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH COLLABORATION AND SCHOLARSHIP AND THE AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION THROUGH THE #STRONGERHEARTS INITIATIVE, WE HOPE TO TRANSFORM HOW PEOPLE RECEIVE AND ENGAGE WITH INFORMATION SURROUNDING HEART DISEASE AND STROKE.

Neil M. Meltzer PRESIDENT AND CEO, LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH #StrongerHearts

#StrongerHearts is a unique and The collaboration also includes innovative collaboration between community events about heart disease, the American Heart Association stroke and prevention, such as a (AHA) and LifeBridge Health. World Stroke Day “takeover” of Bringing together the resources Baltimore’s Graffiti Alley. At the and medical expertise of both event, community members, physicians AHA and LifeBridge Health, and survivors spray-painted messages #StrongerHearts provides easy-to- of support to honor those affected understand and interactive information by stroke and raise awareness of about the prevention and treatment stroke, including symptoms, treatment of heart disease, the leading cause and prevention. of death in the United States. At lifebridgehealth.org/strongerhearts, users can find recipes and cooking videos and articles on a vast array of heart-related topics. 24 | LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH | 25

Veteran Hiring and Training

Figuring out how to apply military “We want to let them know that skills to a civilian career is difficult LifeBridge Health is veteran-friendly,” for many servicemen and women, says Joe Quinn, senior vice president according to Ralph Jones, director of and chief human resources officer at end-user technology at Sinai Hospital LifeBridge Health and co-chairman of Baltimore. Jones, who served of the Veterans Council. Quinn, who “ THROUGH THIS SCHOLARSHIP, 20 years in the Marine Corps, says is not himself a veteran but has many that civilian life is “a different world, veteran friends and family members, WE HOPE TO INSPIRE THE NEXT a day and night difference.” including his father and two uncles, GENERATION OF HEALTHCARE Jones, a member of the LifeBridge says, “Through the council’s efforts to LEADERS AND MEDICAL Health Veterans Council, volunteers recruit and retain retired servicemen VETERANS EMPLOYED PROFESSIONALS. AT LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH 215 at LifeBridge Health hiring fairs to and women and support veteran provide a friendly face to veterans employees, we can give back to our who attend. “The biggest thing I do is community and show our gratitude just talk to people and say, ‘Hey, let me to those who have selflessly served VETERANS HIRED look at your resume,’ and then I try to our country.” ANNUALLY ~30 give them some tips,” says Jones.

Maurice Reid CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER AND MEDICAL DIRECTOR OF EXPRESSCARE

LifeBridge Health/ExpressCare Scholarship recipient Veeraj Shah. “ THE BIGGEST THING I DO IS JUST TALK TO PEOPLE AND SAY, ‘HEY, LET ME LOOK AT YOUR RESUME,’ AND THEN I TRY TO The surest way to create a vibrant One of this year’s winners, ExpressCare future for our communities is investing Veeraj Shah, is a sophomore at the GIVE THEM SOME TIPS. in the education of young people. University of Maryland, College Park Scholarship In its second year, the LifeBridge and two-time awardee. During his Health/ExpressCare Community freshman year, Shah, who is in the Program Scholarship Program awarded 34 university’s Integrated Life Sciences scholarships to Maryland high school Honors program, did research in seniors and college freshmen. The India and presented his results at winners submitted essays on the two public health conferences. Ralph Jones theme “How I Will Use My Education “LifeBridge Health and ExpressCare’s DIRECTOR OF END-USER TECHNOLOGY, SINAI HOSPITAL to Give Back to My Community.” devotion to education and the future “The scholarship program is has definitely impacted my life for the result of the shared vision of the better,” he says. Quoting LifeBridge Health and ExpressCare Woodrow Wilson, he adds, “‘There SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED IN 2018 34 to invest in our communities,” says is no higher religion than human Dave Krajewski, executive vice service. To work for the common president and chief financial officer good is the greatest creed.’” of LifeBridge Health and president TOTAL AMOUNT of LifeBridge Health Partners, which AWARDED IN 2018 $85K includes ExpressCare. 26 | LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH | 27

N CARROLL LifeBridge Health at a Glance W E

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Health Services Cost Review Commission Readmission Rates CY2013 - CY2017

15%

14% Carroll County Carroll Baltimore County Baltimore

13%

CUMULATIVE IMPROVEMENT RATE

12% LEVINDALE SINAI -23.5% NORTHWEST

-23.1% LEVINDALE NORTHWEST

11% -10.4% CARROLL -26.8% SINAI Baltimore City Baltimore

2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Employees Physicians2 Beds Operating Revenue Uncompensated Care3 13,137 2,687 1,934 6% 10%

CARROLL SINAI CARROLL SINAI CARROLL SINAI 1,926 5,027 434 1,069 171 483 $1.8B $64.5M

2018 2018 LEVINDALE OTHER ENTITIES1 LEVINDALE OTHER ENTITIES LEVINDALE OTHER ENTITIES 893 3,545 231 241 330 719 $1.7B $58.7M

NORTHWEST NORTHWEST NORTHWEST 2017 2017 1,746 712 231

1. Includes Community Physician Enterprise and LifeBridge Health Partners 2. Total number of credentialed physicians 3. Care provided for which compensation is not received, i.e., any combination of bad debts and charity care 28 | LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH | 29

Network of Care

CARROLL HOSPITAL LEVINDALE HEBREW HOSPITAL NORTHWEST HOSPITAL SINAI HOSPITAL OF AND NURSING CENTER BALTIMORE

Nationally Accredited Groundbreaking OR Excellence Get With The Guidelines- Radiation Oncology Post-Acute Care Award for Staff Safety Stroke Gold Plus Services – Outpatient Surgery Magazine Recognition

– American College of Radiology – American Heart Association/American Stroke Association

Carroll Hospital is the heart of its tight-knit community, Levindale Hebrew Hospital and Nursing Center, founded Northwest Hospital, a nonprofit hospital with 231 beds, has Sinai Hospital of Baltimore was founded in 1866 as a proudly serving the region for more than five decades. It in 1890, leads the way in complex medical care, including served the northwest Baltimore community for more than 10-room hospital to answer the needs of Jewish patients has grown from a one-building hospital to a comprehensive a successful pulmonary and vent weaning program. 50 years. With a patient-friendly design and impressive and doctors. Today, Sinai continues that spirit of invention patient-centered medical campus. The hospital offers Additionally, Levindale has a nationally accredited array of specialties, the hospital provides patient-centered and inclusion. The hospital continues to break ground nationally ranked care, the latest in medical technology rehabilitation program, three outpatient rehabilitation care with an emphasis on quality and safety. Going beyond with patient-centered medical care and innovative and skilled clinicians in a variety of specialties. Carroll centers and an acute neuro-cognitive unit with an the expected, Northwest has recently earned top honors for research. Sinai’s renowned Centers of Excellence continues to expand its programs and services with the outpatient program. Grounded in the Eden Alternative several innovative safety initiatives. To bring care into the provide specialized, advanced care by teams of experts. upcoming innovative Neonatal Couplet Care program, philosophy of person-directed care, Levindale community, Northwest has built nearby facilities that offer Additionally the LifeBridge Health BioIncubator, based at along with community outreach activities, comprehensive provides a complete continuum of care, incorporating convenient services such as outpatient surgery, adult day Sinai Hospital, gives emerging biotech and health sciences outpatient services and the construction of a health and a community-focused nursing center, a skilled nursing services and physical rehabilitation. companies lab space and access to leading physicians. rehabilitation care center on campus. floor and an adult day services program.

“ CONNECTING WITH THE STAFF ENERGIZES ME AND “ WE CONNECT OUR PATIENT CARE TO EXCELLENT “ WE PRIDE OURSELVES ON GIVING PATIENTS THE “ AT OUR CORE, IT’S ABOUT ALL OF US WORKING REMINDS ME TO GO ABOVE AND BEYOND EVERY OUTCOMES BY PROVIDING EXTRAORDINARY CARE BEST AND MOST COMPASSIONATE CARE POSSIBLE TOGETHER TO PRODUCE THE BEST EXPERIENCE DAY. I WANT TO REMOVE ANY OBSTACLES AND THAT REFLECTS THE VALUE OF EACH OF OUR TEAM WHILE CONSISTENTLY MEETING AND EXCEEDING FOR OUR PATIENTS AND ENSURE WE’RE MAKE IT BETTER FOR THOSE WHO ARE TAKING MEMBERS AS THEY BRING HOPE, HEALING AND HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY MEASURES. COLLABORATING TO DELIVER OUTSTANDING, CARE OF OUR PATIENTS. RECOVERY TO OUR PATIENTS. COMPASSIONATE CARE.

Leslie Simmons, RN, FACHE Deborah Graves Faraaz Yousuf Jonathan Ringo, M.D. PRESIDENT PRESIDENT AND COO PRESIDENT AND COO PRESIDENT AND COO

SELECT MEDICAL SERVICES SELECT MEDICAL SERVICES SELECT MEDICAL SERVICES SELECT MEDICAL SERVICES •■Behavioral Health •■Acute Rehabilitation •■Behavioral Health •■Alvin & Lois Lapidus Cancer Institute •■Carroll Hospice •■Adult Day Services •■Herman & Walter Samuelson Breast Care Center •■Herman & Walter Samuelson Children’s Hospital •■Minimally Invasive and Advanced Surgical Care •■Behavioral Health Unit •■Krieger Eye Institute •■Krieger Eye Institute •■Orthopedics and Sports Medicine •■Critical and Long-Term Care •■Minimally Invasive and Robotic Surgery •■LifeBridge Health Cardiovascular Institute •■Tevis Center for Wellness •■High Intensity Care Unit •■Rubin Institute for Advanced Orthopedics •■Rubin Institute for Advanced Orthopedics •■William E. Kahlert Regional Cancer Center •■Households at Levindale •■Sandra and Malcolm Berman Brain & Spine Institute •■Sandra and Malcolm Berman Brain & Spine Institute •■Women and Children •■Specialized Pulmonary Care Services and Vent Weaning •■Sub-Acute Care •■Sinai Rehabilitation Center 30 | LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH | 31

LifeBridge Health Partners LBH Partners Total Revenue

Because the future of healthcare is growing beyond the walls of the $330M traditional hospital setting, LifeBridge Health has chosen to partner 2018 with other health-related service companies throughout the region. “By expanding relationships with care providers, LifeBridge Health can offer patients a full continuum of care, from health and wellness $306M to hospice care,” says David Krajewski, president of LifeBridge Health David H. Krajewski EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT AND CFO, 2017 Partners, and executive vice president and chief financial officer of LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH LifeBridge Health. PRESIDENT, LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH PARTNERS

Care at Home Rehabilitation and Hospice Occupational Health Pulse Medical Transportation’s Fitness and Wellness HomeCare Maryland is a Skilled Nursing Providing in-home care in Baltimore, Carroll Occupational Health team of paramedics, critical care One of the nation’s top 100 health Medicare-certified and Joint FutureCare, a leader in short-term Carroll and Frederick counties and specializes in managing nurses and skilled drivers is available clubs, LifeBridge Health & Fitness Commission-accredited home health rehabilitation and skilled nursing care inpatient care at its Dove House in employment-related healthcare 24 hours a day, seven days a week. offers a full slate of group classes, agency that provides compassionate, throughout Maryland, and Brinton Westminster, Carroll Hospice is needs, including injury personal training sessions, an indoor skilled health services to patients Woods Health and Rehabilitation dedicated to enhancing the quality management and employee VSP pool and massage, acupuncture, and in Baltimore City and Baltimore, Center at Winfield, a CMS five-star of life for patients with life-limiting physicals, under one roof. VSP Business Support Services laser services. Carroll, Cecil, Harford and Frederick rated facility, meet the needs of both illnesses and their families. offers digital printing, wide-format counties. Services include nursing long-term and short-stay residents by Ambulatory Surgery Centers printing, mailing and document Billing and Coding Services care; physical, occupational and speech providing individualized care plans Outpatient Pharmacy Services LifeBridge Health’s ambulatory management. The billing specialists at Practice therapy; social work; and nutritional that help patients achieve the highest The outpatient pharmacies at Carroll, surgery centers, conveniently located Dynamics (PDI) perform a full range and behavioral health support. level of functional capacity. Northwest and Sinai hospitals serve in Owings Mills and Ellicott City, Sleep Centers of comprehensive billing, coding and The newest addition to LifeBridge the prescription medication needs provide same-day surgical care, The LifeBridge Health Sleep compliance services for more than Health Partners, Avila Home Care of LifeBridge Health’s patients, including diagnostic and preventive Centers specialize in the diagnosis 600 LifeBridge Health providers. provides a full range of private duty Senior Living employees, physicians and community procedures. and treatment of sleep disorders in services, including companion and With a brand-new independent members. adult and pediatric patients. The Shops at LifeBridge Health personal care, meal preparations, community, Springwell Senior Outreach Labs Our gift shops at Sinai, Northwest and supportive services like light Living features the very best Urgent Care LifeBridge Health’s outreach Digestive Disease Center and Carroll hospitals stock a variety housekeeping and pet care. for active seniors, along with ExpressCare, Maryland’s laboratory services centers are The Carroll County Digestive of items for patients, family and For patients requiring infusion memory care, in a beautiful, warm fastest-growing urgent care located throughout Maryland, Disease Center provides patients friends. Subway at Sinai Hospital therapies, Nation’s Home Infusion environment. company, is open seven days a including Baltimore City and a safe and convenient setting for offers many healthy meal options. can ensure patients receive the week from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m., treating Baltimore, Harford, Cecil, diagnostic procedures, including equipment and supplies they minor illnesses and injuries. Walk in Carroll, Anne Arundel and Prince colonoscopy, sigmoidoscopy and Rehabilitation Services need to manage their care safely and or skip the wait by using its convenient George’s counties. upper endoscopy. With 24 outpatient locations around effectively at home. online appointment system. Baltimore, plus locations at Sinai, When support is needed to Kidney Care Eye Care & Optical Shops Carroll and Northwest hospitals, manage respiratory and other Radiology DaVita Kidney Care delivers dialysis The Krieger Eye Institute at Sinai LifeBridge Health Rehabilitation medical conditions at home, National Advanced Radiology and Community services to patients with chronic kidney and Northwest hospitals and Services provides convenient access Respiratory Care and Anchor Radiology Associates offer the latest failure and end stage renal disease. Quarry Lake are renowned for a to physical and occupational therapy Pharmacy can deliver equipment innovations in medical imaging, superior patient experience, offering and other clinical services. and supplies right to patients’ homes, including 3T MRI, 3-D mammography, Medical Transportation high-quality, specialty and routine including oxygen, ventilators, BiPAPs, ultrasound and PET/CT, to patients When patients need emergency ophthalmologic care, as well as CPAPs, and other ventilation and in Baltimore and Carroll counties. or basic stretcher or wheelchair two full-service retail shops with a breathing devices. transportation to or from any wide selection of frames, sunglasses LifeBridge Health facility, and readers. 32 | LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH | 33

Community Partners

When we join forces with other organizations, we tap into the HEALTHY NEIGHBORHOODS power of partnership and amplify our ability to make the world better. Healthy Neighborhoods, a nonprofit organization founded in 2004, helps strong but undervalued Baltimore neighborhoods increase home values, CIVIC WORKS market their communities, create high standards for property improvements and forge strong connections among neighbors. healthyneighborhoods.org Civic Works is Baltimore’s urban service corps and an AmeriCorps program. Its mission is to strengthen Baltimore’s communities through job training and volunteerism. Civic Works changes lives every day through education, skills development and community service. civicworks.com 70 Community Partners CHAI ACCESS CARROLL CHANA MARYLAND HEALTH CONNECTION PARK HEIGHTS RENAISSANCE (COMPREHENSIVE HOUSING ASSISTANCE, INC.) ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY INC. CHASE BREXTON HEALTH SERVICES MAYOR’S OFFICE OF EMPLOYMENT & DEVELOPMENT

AMERICAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION CREATIVE CITY CHARTER SCHOOL MORGAN STATE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH

AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION CRISP (CHESAPEAKE REGIONAL INFORMATION SYSTEM FOR MY BROTHER’S KEEPER OUR PATIENTS) Park Heights Renaissance is working to CHAI (Comprehensive Housing AMERICAN HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION NEIGHBORHOODS UNITED shape a better future in Park Heights. Its Assistance, Inc.) works to develop and DELTA SIGMA THETA SORORITY, INC. AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION NORTH AMERICAN TRADE SCHOOLS community-based plan seeks to create a support thriving, stable communities in FAMILY LEAGUE OF BALTIMORE AMERICAN RED CROSS PARK HEIGHTS COMMUNITY HEALTH ALLIANCE (PHCHA) thriving and sustainable community with neighborhoods with a substantial Jewish FOREST PARK SENIOR CENTER AMERICAN STROKE ASSOCIATION PARK HEIGHTS FAMILY SUPPORT CENTER land, economic and human development, population through housing services GOVERNOR’S OFFICE OF CRIME CONTROL AND PREVENTION including a massive redevelopment in the and loans, community development, and ARLINGTON ELEMENTARY MIDDLE SCHOOL PARK HEIGHTS RENAISSANCE HEALTH CARE WITHOUT HARM Park Heights community. senior services. THE ASSOCIATED JEWISH COMMUNITY FEDERATION OF PHI BETA SIGMA FRATERNITY, INC. BALTIMORE HEALTHCARE ACCESS MARYLAND (HCAM) boldnewheights.org chaibaltimore.org PIMLICO ELEMENTARY/MIDDLE SCHOOL BALTIMORE CHILD ABUSE CENTER HEALTHY FAMILIES AMERICA SAFE STREETS BALTIMORE CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION HEALTHY NEIGHBORHOODS, INC. SHOPRITE HOWARD PARK BALTIMORE CITY CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE TASK FORCE JANE ADDAMS RESOURCE CORPORATION (JARC) SISTERS SAVING THE CITY BALTIMORE CITY COMMUNITY COLLEGE JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER OF GREATER BALTIMORE SOUTH BALTIMORE LEARNING CENTER BALTIMORE CITY DEPARTMENT OF RECREATION AND PARKS JEWISH COMMUNITY SERVICES OF BALTIMORE UNITED WAY BALTIMORE CITY DEPARTMENT OF AGING JOHNS HOPKINS SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND HOROWITZ CENTER OF HEALTH BALTIMORE CITY DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING , FACULTY PRACTICE LITERACY AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT HEMATOLOGY ONCOLOGY BALTIMORE CITY HEAD START PROGRAM, ST. VINCENT WEST BALTIMORE CARES DEPAUL OF BALTIMORE KIPP HARMONY WHOLESOME WAVE BALTIMORE CITY HEALTH DEPARTMENT KIPP UJIMA WINFIELD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL The Maryland Department of Housing and Community BALTIMORE CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT, NORTHWEST MARYLAND CITIZENS’ HEALTH INITIATIVE: HEALTHCARE YMCA OF CENTRAL MARYLAND Development supports livable, dynamic and sustainable DIVISION FOR ALL ZETA CENTER FOR HEALTHY AND ACTIVE AGING communities throughout the state, with a range of programs BALTIMORE COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND MENTAL HYGIENE HUMAN SERVICES ZETA PHI BETA SORORITY, INC. and financing tools that help Marylanders build and maintain MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND MENTAL homes, businesses and communities. CALLAWAY ELEMENTARY MIDDLE SCHOOL HYGIENE-OFFICE OF MINORITY HEALTH AND HEALTH DISPARITIES dhcd.maryland.gov CENTER FOR A LIVABLE FUTURE MARYLAND FARMERS MARKET ALLIANCE CHAI (COMPREHENSIVE HOUSING ASSISTANCE, INC.) 34 | LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH | 35

CARE BRAVELY Changing Lives Through Philanthropy

The Year in Review

COMMUNITY NORTHWEST PLANNED GIFTS/ ORGANIZATIONS HOSPITAL BEQUESTS 4% 5% CARROLL HOSPITAL 5% AND CARROLL HOSPICE FOUNDATIONS 12% 29% CORPORATIONS 16%

SYSTEM-WIDE SINAI HOSPITAL SUPPORT 51% 13%

20% GOVERNMENT 19% GRANTS 26% LEVINDALE HEBREW INDIVIDUALS HOSPITAL AND NURSING CENTER

A total of $22,159,684 was received in new gifts and pledges for the fiscal year ending June Philanthropic support makes a tremendous difference throughout the health system. Shown here: J. Mark Schapiro honored his father, Marvin Schapiro, with a generous gift to Levindale. Marvin The 10th Anniversary Magic of Life Gala celebration in March 2018 at the Meyerhoff Symphony 30, 2018. Shown here: sources of the extraordinary support given to Sinai Hospital, Northwest how donors directed their gifts during fiscal year 2018. Schapiro was the founder of Continental Realty, a Jewish community leader and Levindale board chair Hall raised nearly $3.8 million in unrestricted support of LifeBridge Health programs and services. Hospital, Carroll Hospital, Carroll Hospice, and Levindale Hebrew Hospital and Nursing Center. from 1970 to 1971. The Schapiro family has been involved with Levindale for more than 100 years. From left: Stephanie Attman; Ron Attman, Northwest Hospital board member and Gala co-chair; and Lynn Abeshouse, LifeBridge Health board member, Development Committee chair and Gala co-chair.

Your generous financial Visionary Level The Stewart and Marlene Cornerstone Level Jack Finkelstein and Frances Kessler Mr. and Mrs. E. Alexander Myers Steward Level Children’s Cancer Foundation, Inc. Greenebaum Family Foundation The Footlick Family Foundation NA PA Cognizant support allows us to change $100,000+ Ralph C. Heller Foundation $25,000-$99,999 Robert* and Ronnie Footlick NIH Subaward from Johns Hopkins $10,000-$24,999 Community Foundation of Carroll the lives of the individuals Hill Development Group, LLC Leslie and Joseph Schaller Claude Pepper Center County, Inc. and communities we serve Anonymous (1) Hope for Henry Foundation Anonymous (2) Randi and Frank Settleman National Respiratory Care, LLC Dr. Sondra G. Abrams Connection Enterprise Baltimore City Mayor’s Office of Kahlert Foundation The Abeshouse Tark Family Mr. Bob and Mrs. Linda Frazee Nurses Alumnae Association of Sinai ACME Paper & Supply Co., Inc. Continental Realty Corporation through compassionate, Employment Development Greg and Roberta Kahlert Advanced Radiology James and Carolyn Frenkil Hospital Mildred and Edward Attman* The Schapiro Family high-quality care, community The Baltimore Sun Media Group Committee for Kamenetz Alex Cooper Auctioneers, Inc. Charitable Foundation Obrecht Properties, LLC Ronald and Stephanie Attman J.M. and Mindy Schapiro Behavioral Health Systems Baltimore Zanvyl and Isabelle Krieger Fund Allegis Global Solutions Edward J. Friedman Foundation, Inc. Carol and Thomas Obrecht David Attman The Cordish Family Foundation, Inc. outreach and opportunities (BHSB) Alvin and Lois Lapidus Ruth Bair Lorraine and Barry Friner Owens & Minor, Inc. Patricia and Gary Attman Mr. Scott and Mrs. Amber Curtis for innovation. We are Sandra and Malcolm Berman Harry & Betty Lichtman Gift Fund Bank of America Merrill Lynch Dennis Glasgow Patient Centered Outcomes Research Steven and Lisa Attman Muriel G. Davidson Estate of Julia Berwager M&T Bank BB&T Corporation Louise K. Goodman Institute – Medical University of Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Alter Richard and Rosalee C. Davison honored that you trust us Carroll Hospital Auxiliary Maryland Department of Health and Berkeley Research Group, LLC LaVerna Hahn Charitable Trust South Carolina Subaward American Endowment Foundation Foundation, Inc. with your gifts. When you Cerner Corporation Mental Hygiene The Blavatt Family Phebe Hess Trust Beverly Penn American Office Devaney & Associates, Inc. Chesapeake Employers’ Insurance Maryland Technology Development Leonor and Marc Blum Drs. Hicken, Cranley and Taylor Anne Louise and Howard Perlow Lisa and David Kuntz Diane Devaney and David Dekowski give bravely, you inspire us Company Corporation (TEDCO) Bolder Healthcare Solutions P.A. PNC Bank Debbie and Michael Kuntz DPR Construction to care bravely. Ben and Zelda Cohen Charitable National Institutes of Health (NIH) Kim Kelly Burden Foundation Hord Coplan Macht, Inc. Residential Title & Escrow Anchor Pharmacy/Carroll Care Harry F. Duncan Foundation, Inc. Foundation, Inc. Northwest Hospital Auxiliary The Campbell Foundation Hughes Trash Removal, Inc. Company / Commercial Settlement Pharmacies Mr. and Mrs. R. Clayton Emory Rosalee and Dick Davison Paul S. Pariser Foundation Jane W. Campbell Trust Ms. Sandra Hughes and Mr. Jeff Services, LLC Drs. James and Jeanie Miller The Exeter Wealth Management LifeBridge Health is pleased Charlotte Weinberg Dr. Jerome P. and Susan B. Capitol Office Solutions Taylor Rolyn Companies, Inc. The Phyllis L. and Leonard J. Attman Group at Morgan Stanley and honored to recognize the Estates of Hugo and Helen Dalsheimer Reichmister Carroll County Anesthesia Ms. Doris J. Hull Bruce L. Rosenberg Foundation, Inc. Jonathan and Robin Davidov Dr. and Mrs. Raphael David Milton Roberts Trust Associates, P.A. Morton Hutzler Trust Irene and Robert Russel Baltimore Alliance for Careers in R. Wayne Feezer Memorial donors of $10,000 and above Estate of Liebe S. Diamond, M.D. Stanley F. and Jane Rodbell Andrew Green, M.D. Drs. Alfonso Janoski and Judith Kathy and Sanford Shapiro Healthcare Foundation, Inc. who made gifts to our Circle ExpressCare Urgent Care Centers Herman & Walter Samuelson Kiran Kuna, M.D. Janoski Sinai Mitzvah Foundation Baltimore Integration Partnership Floors Etc. Family League of Baltimore City Foundation Jeffrey Tabak, M.D. Kaufman Fund James M. Smith and Family Baltimore Women’s Giving Circle FutureCare of Life Society (Visionary, The Beverly K. Fine & Jerome M. Lorraine and J. Mark Schapiro John Brock, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kelly III Staples Advantage Barcoding, Inc. The Jennifer Gandel Kachura Cornerstone and Steward Fine Foundation, Inc. Margaret D. and Benjamin S. Schapiro Diana Eclavea, M.D. Anna and Daniel Klein Lisa and Barry Stoler Jay Steinmetz Foundation France-Merrick Foundation S.H. Tevis & Son, Inc. David Kottra, D.O. Jennifer and Michael Klein Roslyn and Leonard Stoler Mr. Wayne and Mrs. Bonnie Barnes Barry Garber and Michele Lax levels) in support of any Phyllis and Louis Friedman Beth and Jack Tevis Angelo Caprarella, M.D. The Philip and Harriet Klein Stryker Orthopaedics Barnes-Bollinger Insurance Services Georgia-Pacific Professional LifeBridge Health affiliate Brian and Martha Gibbons Edward N. and Della L. Thome Celaine So, M.D. Foundation, Inc. Sturgill & Associates, LLP Mr. and Mrs. David Bollinger Mr. P. Douglas and Mrs. Christine A. – Sinai Hospital, Northwest Estate of Slova Gisner Memorial Foundation Matthew Crutchley, M.D. Maryland Affiliate of Susan G. Tracy’s Kids Art Therapy Program Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bollinger Gerstmyer Lowell and Harriet Glazer Family U.S. Department of Health and Jessica Hobbs, M.D. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation US Acute Care Solutions Baudino Law Group, PLC Nancy and Marc Gertner, M.D. Hospital, Carroll Hospital, Philanthropic Fund Human Services Cigna KPMG, LLP Estate of Darcy Lyn Vice Baugher Enterprises, Inc. Lyn Stacie Getz Foundation, Inc. Carroll Hospice, and The Family of Sol Goldstein U.S. Department of Transportation/ The Classic Catering People KWM Cares Mr. and Mrs. Donn A. Weinberg Harriet and Jimmy Berg Karen and Ronald Ginsberg, M.D. Donald Goldstein Maryland Transit Administration Estate of Howard Cobry Levindale Auxiliary Willis Towers Watson Laura Black and Charles Klein Gobel Group Levindale Hebrew Hospital Mark Goldstein United Way of Central Maryland Joseph and Annette Cooper and Family Susan and Jon Levinson Woodholme Gastroenterology R. D. Bowman & Sons, Inc. William O. Goldstein Fund and Nursing Center – from Robert Goldstein Ellen W.P. Wasserman Lee E. Coplan Mangione Family Foundation Associates, P.A. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bowman Goodell, DeVries, Leech and Dann, LLP Gottschalk Foundation The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Eric W. Cowan The Herman Maril Foundation Saul Zaentz Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Dirk R. Bowman Estate of Alice K. Goodman July 1, 2017, to June 30, 2018. Governor’s Office of Crime Control Foundation Crothall Healthcare Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Matz Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Zirpoli Bridge-Gate Goodman-Gable-Gould / Adjusters and Prevention Whiting-Turner Contracting Company The Daily Record MCVcares, Inc. Brown Capital Management International Greenberg Gibbons Commercial Phyllis and Donald Zimmerman Michael and Ansela Dopkin and Family Metz Culinary Management Carroll Land Services, Inc. Gordon Feinblatt, LLC Greenebaum Enterprises, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Steven B. Fader Marilyn Meyerhoff Chason, Rosner, Leary & Samuel G. and Margaret A. Gorn Mr. and Mrs. Michael I. Samuel M. Feldman Moser Family Fund Marshall, LLC Foundation Greenebaum Chesapeake Contracting Group 36 | LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH | 37

Community Partners OUR LEADERSHIP

Neil Meltzer President and Chief Executive Officer

David Krajewski Leslie Simmons, Deborah Graves Jonathan Ringo, M.D. Faraaz Yousuf The McKissock family has raised more than $85,000 for Sinai with its yearly VolleyforTBI tournament, in gratitude for Dave’s The late Mary Tilbury, Ed.D., RN, NEA-BC, sponsored the annual successful treatment for a traumatic brain injury at Sinai Hospital. From left: Hunter, Denise, Dave, Taylor and Austin McKissock, Distinguished Nursing Lecture at Sinai Hospital. Dr. Tilbury was Executive Vice President and RN, FACHE Senior Vice President; Senior Vice President; Senior Vice President; and Austin’s fiancee Kerry Calnan. a national leader in nursing administration education and a Chief Financial Officer; President, Executive Vice President; President and Chief Operating Officer, President and Chief Operating Officer, President and Chief Operating Officer, Sinai Hospital board member. Sinai Hospital President and COO LifeBridge Health Partners President, Carroll Hospital Levindale Hebrew Hospital and Sinai Hospital Northwest Hospital Jonathan Ringo says, “The endowed lecture is truly a part of Nursing Center her legacy.”

Vaughn Greene Funeral The Herman and Seena Lubcher Priority 1 Automotive Group Jackie and Bob Smelkinson Services, P.A. Charitable Foundation Deborah and Louis Cohen Mr. Mark S. and Mrs. Teresa D. Snyder Bill Miller Ms. Terri Lyons and Mr. Steve King Jamie and Marc Cohen Springwell Senior Living Healthcare Legal Solutions, LLC The Mackenzie Companies William E. Proudford Sickle Cell St. John Properties, Inc. Moses S. and Blanche H. Hecht The Louise D. & Morton J. Macks Fund, Inc. Estate of Grace M. Sterger Foundation Family Foundation, Inc. Pulse Medical Transportation Stevenson University Eileen and Donald Himelfarb Louise D. and Morton J.* Macks Jennifer* and Tom Quinn Mr. Timothy and Mrs. Jennifer Stitely David & Barbara B. Hirschhorn Martha Macks-Kahn and R. Wayne Barnes, CLU, CLTC, Life & Strategic Factory Jonathan Binder Julie Cox Laura Callahan Terrence Carney Brian Deffaa Foundation, Inc. Peter Kahn, M.D. Long Term Care Insurance Dr. George H. and Mrs. Betty Thomas Chief Operating Officer, Vice President and Vice President, Vice President, Chief Marketing Officer, Gina and Daniel Hirschhorn Genine M. and Josh E. Fidler Radcliffe Jewelers Mary S. Tilbury, R.N. LifeBridge Health Partners Chief Development Officer Chief Compliance Officer Supply Chain Management Strategic Marketing and HobbleJog Foundation Ellen A. and Lawrence Macks Raymond James Associates Tipco Technologies Communications HomeCare Maryland Brenda W. Mandel and Louis B. Frock RCM&D, Inc. Ms. Terri Lyons Hospital Support Services March of Dimes, Maryland Chapter Tsipi and Michael Renbaum Mr. Rob Lyons Benno & Elayne Hurwitz Family McBee Associates, Inc. RIAO – Center for Joint Preservation Transamerica Retirement Solutions Foundation, Inc. C.L. McCoy Framing and Replacement Verdence Capital Advisors, LLC IBM Corporation Christopher and LaDawn McCoy RIAO – International Center for Limb Mr. Leo Kelly III Jalopyrama Hot Rod Show Mr. Joseph B. McNeely and Mrs. Lengthening Estate of Alvin Wagenheim Jmore Patricia Massey Mr. Dwayne and Mrs. Wanda The Washington Times Johnson Controls, Inc. Media Works, LTD Richardson The Honorable Barbara B. Waxman and Leah & Morton Kemper Family Jody Berg Sharri and Greg Rochlin Carl M. Waxman, O.D. Foundation Medline Industries, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Jed S. Rosen Weatherby Healthcare Louise and Richard Kemper MEDNAX Rosenthal-Statter Foundation, Inc. Toby and Melvin Weinman Klein Enterprises Ellen & Neil Meltzer Family Fund Saul Ewing, LLP Foundation Daniel Durand, M.D. Susan Mani, M.D. Tony Morris Martha Nathanson Matthew Poffenroth, M.D. Adam Michael Kodeck Fund The Meltzer Group Saval Foods Corporation The Morris Weinman Memorial Vice President and Vice President, Senior Vice President and Vice President, Chief Clinical Officer, Mr. and Mrs. James G. Kohler Alan L. Meltzer Ellen and Paul Saval Foundation Chief Innovation Officer Clinical Transformation and Chief Revenue Officer Government and Community Physician Enterprise Koons Toyota of Westminster Merritt Properties SC&H Group, LLC Judith Welch Ambulatory Quality Development Korn Ferry Miles & Stockbridge, P.C. Mr. Ronald Causey Marlene and Brian White David, Jessica, Kelsey, Joe and Sandra and Brian Moffet Schafer Cullen Capital Management, Theophilus & Marie Cover White Charlye Krajewski Networking Concepts, Inc. Inc. Fund Dr. Flavio and Mrs. Ellie Kruter NICU Parent’s Council Drs. Schuster & Schreiber Ms. Helen Whitehead and Mr. Louis LabCorp Bags and Bangles for Babies Bingo Seasons Hospice Salafia Lazarus Lutheran Church Northwest Hospital Medical Staff SGW Integrated Marketing Mr. Cleveland and Dr. Victoria Wilson Leach Wallace Associates, Inc. Number Ten Foundation Communications Legg Mason & Co. OrthoMaryland Shade Construction Company, Inc. Lehigh Cement Company OrthoPediatrics Hanan & Carole Sibel Family Mr. Shmaya Leviev Passen Enterprises, LLC. Foundation, Inc. Stacey and Barry Levin, Esquire Amy and Martin Passen, M.D. Greg and Leslie Simmons Audrey P. Levine Selvin Passen, M.D. Sinai Department of Obstetrics and James Roberge Joe Quinn Tressa Springmann Jason Weiner Darleen Won Julie and Andrew Levine Pinnacle Health Group, LLC Gynecology Vice President, Senior Vice President and Senior Vice President and Senior Vice President and Vice President, Libman Family Foundation, Inc. Pivot Physical Therapy Sinai Department of Physical Capital Improvements and Chief Human Resources Officer Chief Information Officer, General Counsel Strategic Planning and Analytics London Eligibility, Inc. Cheryl A. and Robert J. Post Medicine and Rehabilitation Support Services Enterprise IT and Process Fred S. London and Scott S. London T. Rowe Price Foundation, Inc. The Medical Staff of Sinai Hospital *DECEASED Improvement 38 | LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH

Board of Directors

As recent events at both LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH LifeBridge Health Carroll Hospice Jayne Z. Klein Amy Elias the local and national levels Board of Directors Board of Directors Barry F. Levin, Esq. Nupur Parekh Flynn Lynn E. Abeshouse James Andersen Scott S. London, Esq. Ronnie B. Footlick have illustrated so clearly, Laura Black R. Wayne Barnes Neil M. Meltzer Louis F. Friedman, Esq. the time, attention and Jason A. Blavatt, Esq. Regina Bodnar Howard Perlow Michael Gaines direction board members Marc P. Blum, Esq. Ann Bollinger Abba D. Poliakoff, Esq. David Goldner Joseph A. Cooper Janet Buchanan, D.Min. Bernard Rubin, M.D. Nancy Hackerman provide is fundamental to an Lee Coplan Carolyn Burns Lynn B. Sassin, Esq. Donald Himelfarb organization’s leadership team Charles O. Fisher, Jr., Esq. James Covey Ethan Seidel, Ph.D. Daniel Hirschhorn and serves as an impartial and Ronnie B. Footlick Mary Darrell Richard Shatzkin Mark Katlic, M.D. guiding hand that is critical to Louis F. Friedman, Esq. Shirlyn Evans-Ford Michele Shermak, M.D. Dawn Kirstaetter Brian J. Gibbons, Esq. Laura Gillen Robert Smelkinson Marcy Kolodny its success. Martin K.P. Hill Todd Herring Marc B. Terrill David Kuntz Harry Kaplan, M.D. Christina Kanther David Uhlfelder Alvin Lapidus LifeBridge Health has been Donald Kirson Del. Susan Krebs Debra S. Weinberg Barry F. Levin, Esq. fortunate in recent years to Barry F. Levin, Esq. Gary Merry Jon H. Levinson Brenda Weil Mandel John W. Middleton, M.D. Northwest Hospital Andrew S. Levine benefit from successive board Neil M. Meltzer James Miller, P.D. Board of Directors Kevin Luskin leaders who have offered clear Brian L. Moffet, Esq. Todd Mitchell Ronald Attman Ailene Mash Barry F. Levin, Esq. Brian L. Moffet, Esq. and collaborative stewardship Thomas F. Obrecht Ellen Finnerty Myers Jaime J. Simon-Barnes, D.O. Neil M. Meltzer Chairman Vice Chairman Abba D. Poliakoff, Esq. Jody Berg Brian L. Moffet, Esq. to our organization. This Managing Partner Principal Saul Ewing Arnstein & Lehr LLP Miles & Stockbridge P.C. Gregory Rochlin Carroll Hospital Jason A. Blavatt, Esq. Yehuda Neuberger guidance has fostered Frank B. Rosenberg Board of Directors Charles O. Fisher, Jr., Esq. Martin I. Passen, M.D. significant growth and allowed Paul L. Saval, Esq. David Bollinger Reuven Goodman Jonathan Ringo, M.D. LifeBridge Health to better Ethan A. Seidel, Ph.D. Amber Dahlgreen Curtis Harold I. Hackerman Michael J. Posko Thomas D. Welliver Kimberly A. Johnston Ira K. Himmel, Esq. Gregory J. Rochlin fulfill our purpose: caring for Helen W. Whitehead Deltuva, M.D. Richard F. Kemper, Esq. Leslie Schaller our communities together. Jeffrey A. Wothers, Esq. Todd Herring Donald Kirson Jay Steinmetz Alec Yeo Martin K.P. Hill Barry F. Levin, Esq. Barry Stoler Sarah K. Lentz, M.D. Audrey Lifcovich Hillel Tendler, Esq. Carroll Foundation Barry Levin, Esq. Nick Mangione, Jr. Marc Terrill Board of Trustees Neil M. Meltzer Neil M. Meltzer Maxwell Thanhouser LEVINDALE HEBREW HOSPITAL Mark Blacksten Marcus Lee Primm Joseph Migliara Frank Tworecke CARROLL HOSPITAL AND NURSING CENTER NORTHWEST HOSPITAL SINAI HOSPITAL Dirk Bowman Leslie Simmons Bill Miller Michael Uhlfelder Martin Burns John A. Steers, M.D. Thomas F. Obrecht Christopher Wasson Timothy Chase Stanley H. “Jack” Tevis III Michael H. Renbaum Robin Weiman Joan Develin Coley, Ph.D. Thomas D. Welliver Louis E. Sapperstein Debra S. Weinberg Amber Curtis, Esq. Jeffrey A. Wothers Paul L. Saval, Esq. Dennis H. Weinman Mark Debinski Helen W. Whitehead Mark Simanowith Maury Weinstein Karen Durilla Alec Yeo Barry S. Walters, M.D. Christine Gerstmyer Tom Zirpoli, Ph.D. Howard M. Weiss Dona Hobart, M.D. Joel R. Wohl Christopher Holt Levindale Hebrew Hospital Faraaz A. Yousuf Kevin Kelbly and Nursing Center N. Paul Zemankiewicz, D.O. Del. Susan Krebs Board of Directors Kiran Kuna, M.D. Michael Albo Sinai Hospital Jeffrey A. Wothers, Esq. Abba D. Poliakoff, Esq. Paul L. Saval, Esq. Gregory J. Rochlin Barry Levin, Esq. Allan C. Alperstein Board of Directors Chairman Chairman Chairman Chairman Terri Lyons Keith Attman Janet D. Allan, Ph.D. Carroll Hospital Board of Directors Levindale Hebrew Hospital and Nursing Center Northwest Hospital Board of Directors Sinai Hospital Board of Directors Kent Martin Rochelle Bohrer Richard M. Alter Partner Board of Directors President and CEO CEO Niles, Barton & Wilmer LLP Partner Saval Foods Corporation Ilera Healthcare Neil M. Meltzer Marc A. Cohen Leonard Attman Gordon Feinblatt LLC Alex Myers Robert I. Damie Richard I. Berman Ellen Finnerty Myers Gerald B. Feldman, M.D. Ling-Ling Cheng, M.D. Mark Powers Jason A. Frank, Esq. Joseph A. Cooper Marcus Lee Primm Deborah Graves Eric W. Cowan, Esq. Leslie Simmons Gil Horwitz Jonathan N. Davidov Terry Smack Esther Jacobson David Dopkin Jeffrey Wothers, Esq. Kevin M. Keane Jonathan D. Eisner, Esq. LIFEBRIDGEHEALTH.ORG CARE BRAVELY