2010 Annual Report and Honor Roll of Donors John Muir Health & John Muir Health Foundation Dear Friends, Your generosity has meant so much to the health of our community. Because of you, the community has two new patient care towers in Walnut Creek and Concord with brand new expanded emergency departments that provide healthcare to everyone who enters the doors. Because of you, the community has available state of the art ICUs for adults and tiny infants. Because of you, community members receive the highest level of treatment for heart attacks and heart failure. Because of you, the new and larger Trauma Center will be well-equipped to serve traumatic injuries in the East Bay for a long time to come. This has been an outstanding year for John Muir Health. We have the distinction of having two of the four Magnet nursing hospitals in the greater Bay Area. Numerous quality awards have been received including recognition from U.S. News & World Report , Thomson Reuters, the American Heart Association, American Stroke Association, Health Grades and many others.The opening of the two new towers has assured every patient of more privacy and comfort in a healing environment which includes room for family members and tranquil gardens for their use. John Muir Health thanks you on behalf of the community at large. Listed in this report are the names of those who have helped the campaign, who have contributed to purchases for current needs through the annual fund and who have helped to build endowments for the future of healthcare. Thank you, Catherine Kutsuris J. Kendall Anderson Robert F. Saydah Milton J. Smith Chair President & CEO Chair President Board of Directors John Muir Health Board of Directors John Muir Health Foundation John Muir Health John Muir Health Foundation KMD’s architectural rendering of The Hofmann Family Patient Care Tower at John Muir Architectural vision, Medical Center – Concord clinical expertise, and talented construction teams created two towers that will enhance patient care for generations to come To meet the needs of an ever-expanding population and to meet the new California seismic requirements, John Muir Health embarked on two significant building projects in Concord and Walnut Creek. 2 The building projects had two goals. The first was to create flexible, dynamic hospital environments that would be adaptable to future medical and technical innovations. The second was to meet pent-up demand for inpatient beds and clinical services. Patient privacy and the creation of healing environments were important elements in the architectural design. In 2004 the design and development phases of the projects were initiated and in 2008 after all plans were approved by the respective cities, construction began. We appreciate the many donors who supported the building projects during this critical time. Thank you for joining John Muir Health in improving the health of our community. Topping out was celebrated at both Plans for interior finishes and furniture The big digs started in early 2008 facilities when the final steel beam incorporated colors and natural elements was placed atop the structure. found in Contra Costa County. An early photo from the inside of the rotunda Early plans for the waterfall in the Sharon Garden at Walnut Creek A rendering of the south lobby in Walnut Creek A rendering of the reception area in the Ratcliff’s architectural rendering of John Muir Medical Center – Walnut Creek Cardiovascular Institute The entrance to the Cardiovascular Institute The Hofmann Family Patient Care Tower in Concord before the ribbon cutting. opened on November 16, 2010 The Patient Care Tower houses both the Cardiovascular • 12 cardiovascular ICU private rooms Institute of John Muir Health and an expanded emergency department. The John Muir Health Cardiovascular Institute • 39 telemetry private rooms (CVI) consolidates complex cardiac procedures and clinical • A well-balanced integration of natural light, color, texture services in a new state-of-the-art facility in Concord. The and varied ceiling heights and a reception area open to a expanded emergency department meets the urgent need for serene garden and water feature. more capacity. • The expanded emergency department triples the square The new building includes: footage of the former emergency department and • Five large cardiac cath labs and 12 pre-operative/recovery includes imaging technology within the department. bays on the garden level • The patient care tower also includes room for expansion 4 to replace facilities as they become obsolete and to accommodate growth of programs, new program initiatives and changes in delivery of care. Lisa Hofmann, Lifetime Director of The Hofmann Family Foundation, speaks at the opening donor Ken and Jean Hofmann are honored at the celebration. opening donor dinner celebrating the completion of The Hofmann Family Patient Care Tower. David A. Birdsall, M.D., Chief of Staff, speaks at the Ken Meehan, EVP Operations, Catherine Kuturis, JMH board chair, Janet Community VIP opening celebration. View from below of the new tower. Cronk and Rick Cronk, JMH board member, enjoy the Concord opening. The physician entrance to the cardiac cath labs on the garden level. Mike Thomas, President and CAO of John Muir This “Pepper Tree” sculpture is based on a photo of Medical Center – Concord, delivers his remarks the pepper tree originally located at the hospital’s at the Community VIP opening celebration. main entrance. Its presence welcomed patients and visitors for many years. Today, this sculpture is placed in the new main entrance to the hospital. Hank Delevati and Sidne Long, trustees of The Thomas The Tom and Billie Long Patient Care Tower in J. Long Foundation, enjoy the donor celebration. Walnut Creek opened on April 17, 2011 John Muir Health and community representatives celebrated The new building includes: the opening with a ribbon cutting for The Tom and Billie Long A 24-bed trauma/neuroscience ICU Patient Care Tower on March 31, 2011. This comprehensive • critical care tower doubles the square footage of the current • Three new surgery suites, private pre-op rooms and a medical center and combines advanced technology, much- separate recovery area. needed capacity, and architectural elements that are enhanced by natural light, serene gardens and inspirational • The Joseph M. Long Neonatal Nursery for the most artwork. Our medical teams have always provided fragile infants exceptional care and outstanding services to patients. • New private patient rooms with space for family Today, the highest quality of care is delivered in a members to stay overnight state-of-the-art facility. • A separate public elevator and corridor system which 6 enhances patient privacy • A relocated rooftop helipad with a high-speed trauma elevator going directly to the trauma rooms located in the Theresa M. Caygill Emergency Department. The Roy N. and Lillian E. Poage East Lobby Sidne J. Long, daughter of Tom and Billie Long and trustee of The Thomas J. Long Foundation, spoke of her parents’ community involvement at the dinner honoring donors. The river of light, another creation of Gordon Huether, runs from the Ribbon cutting on March 31 with Ken Anderson, President and CEO, holding the scissors front of the building to the waterfall and Ken Meehan, EVP Operations and Jane Willemsen, President and CAO of John Muir The entrance to The Tom and Billie Long Patient Care Tower as seen through near La Casa Via connecting the Medical Center – Walnut Creek assisting. Cindy Silva, Mayor of Walnut Creek, on the left of the mountain range created by artist Gordon Huether sections of The Sharon Garden. Ken Anderson and Terence Chen, M.D., Chief of Staff, on the right of Jane Willemsen. Napa artist Gordon Huether created the Peter H. Rowe, M.D. center is standing in front of the Peter H. Rowe Medical The Rotunda connects the new south lobby with the existing north lobby 200-foot mountain range, made of steel Surgical East wing which was named in his honor by Janet and Rick Cronk. and is one of many restful garden views in The Tom and Billie Long Patient and glass which peaks at nine feet. Medical Surgical West was named by the Cronks in honor of Sally L. Davis, M.D. Care Tower. With Peter is his uncle, Oliver D. Hamlin, his wife Sandy, Janet Cronk, and his aunt Judith R. Tulloch. Oliver D. Hamlin, also named a patient room on the acute rehabilitation wing on the fourth floor. $500,000 - $999,999 Ratcliff/Arup/Mazzetti Nash $25,000 - $49,999 Jan & Steve Kerstner Thank you Lipsey Burch HEDCO Foundation Anonymous Alan & Joan Kunz The Saff Family Capital The William G. Irwin Charity Allied Waste Services Mr. George Malone Foundation Mark & Lorie Sherman Campaign Dr. & Mrs. Ryan Anderson Frank & Caroline Martini The Vera M. Long Foundation F.W. Spencer & Son, Inc. The Ausfahl Family Dan & Karin Miceli Donors! Max & Jeanne Wilcox Nancy & Dwight Barker Carolyn & James V. Mitchell $250,000 - $499,999 Mr. & Mrs. Walter L. Young Your gifts have provided Bay Area Retina Associates Robert & Carol Molinaro Medical Group our community with two J. Kendall & Tamera L. Anderson Michael Monaldo & Valerie Nagel $50,000 - $99,999 Carolyn E. Butler Bay Area Therapeutic Radiology Michael & Colleen Moody extraordinary patient & Oncology Associates Medical care facilities. Clark Construction Group, LLC ACCMA-Contra Costa Alliance Group, Inc. Ray & Jane Nassief R. Ken & Donna M. Coit Bay Area Colon & Rectal Surgeons David A. Birdsall, M.D. & Dr. & Mrs. Samuel C. Oommen Sharon L. Beswick Marian R. Birdsall, M.D. Campaign Leadership Gifts John Muir Medical Group David & Joan Patterson Charles & Barbara Bloch Medical Anesthesia Consultants Stephen & Mary Birch Catherine Prato The Hofmann Family Foundation Medical Group, Inc. Foundation, Inc. Evelina D. Bolotoff ROMEOs of Alamo (Retired Old The Thomas J. Long Foundation Jack E.