REPORT ON PHILANTHROPY 2018–2019
ONE CONNECTION AT A TIME The mission of Alice Peck Day Memorial Hospital is to improve the health and wellbeing of our community. We value partnership, kindness, and service to our patients and we believe the path to achieving our mission lies in making one personal connection at a time.
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Dear Friends, APD is getting very good at managing change. This past year saw significant integration occur with Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health (D-HH). Most notably, we now share an electronic health record with DartmouthHitchcock Medical Center and Cheshire Medical Center, giving patients a unified record with secure access to health management tools. We have also integrated many administrative functions with the D-HH system. At the same time, APD retains its personal touch and remains nimble in embracing opportunities. Thanks to philanthropic supporters like you, we were able to invest in new medical equipment both in the hospital and Multi-Specialty Clinic.
We were also able to upgrade our physical campus and thus improve the experience of our patients. We are also working more closely with APD Lifecare and its senior-living facilities, The Woodlands and Harvest Hill, to improve the quality of life for our residents. As we all know, the opioid crisis has deeply affected New Hampshire and northern New England. Philanthropic support has made it possible for APD to make important changes in how we deliver primary care to our patients who struggle with substance use disorder. You will also read about how initiatives like our Nurse Residency Program help APD attract a high-quality nursing staff which increasingly is a challenge for hospitals in our area. Ultimately what makes APD special can be attributed to you, our donors and volunteers listed in this report. Our fundraising efforts posted healthy results this past year—a 17% increase over the previous year—and we extend our heartfelt thanks to you for making it happen. Change can be invigorating. On behalf of APD, please accept my appreciation for all you’ve done to support us this past year. With appreciation,
Susan E. Mooney, MD, MS, FACOG President and Chief Executive Officer 3
Board of Trustees Alice Peck Day Memorial Hospital relies on the support and skills of our board of trustees to ensure the smooth running of the hospital. We are grateful to these dedicated individuals who gave of their time and talents to serve our community in 2018–19. OFFICERS Greg W. Lange, Chair Marisa D. Devlin, Vice Chair
Brett C. Peltzer, Treasurer Michael F. Long, Secretary TRUSTEES
Clayton R. Adams George T. Blike, MD Rebecca W. Holcombe Patrick F. Jordan III, MBA
Anne D. MacEwan Tina E. Naimie Brenan (Ben) Riehl Scott W. Rodi, MD
John L. Scherding Jennifer Sage Schiffman Charles J. Wheelan
TRUSTEES EX-OFFICIO Susan E. Mooney, MD, MS, FACOG President & CEO
Mary M. Oseid DH-H Designee
Sara L. Kobylenski Lifecare Board Chair
John P. Houde, MD President, Medical Staff
Michael T. Lynch, MD Chief Medical Officer
Senior Leadership
Susan E. Mooney MD, MS, FACOG President and CEO
Christopher Fallon, CPA Interim Chief Financial Officer
Peter Glenshaw Vice President of External Affairs
Michael T. Lynch, MD Chief Medical Officer
Jean Ten Haken MSN, RN, CENP Chief Operating Officer, Vice President and Chief Nursing Officer
Dale Vidal, MD, MS Executive Director, Multi-Specialty Clinic
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Investing in Technology to Serve Our Patients eD-H: Our desire to deliver a unified electronic health record to patients was realized in May of 2019. eD-H gives patients online access to free and secure health management tools and digital communication with their care team. MRI: APD installed the technologically advanced Aera 1.5 Tesla Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) unit in a newly constructed Hospital suite. The MRI delivers increased comfort to our patients and diagnostic confidence to referring providers. TIMS: APD now has a state of the art TIMS unit that records intricate details of chewing and swallowing. We are one of only three hospitals in the U.S. with a TIMS unit. It records the entire barium swallow study at 30 images per second for immediate review, shedding light on what actually happens and what could be causing difficulty for patients. MAMMOGRAPHY: APD invested in the Hologic Genius™ 3D Mammography™ SmartCurve™ to ensure fewer callbacks, increased comfort, and more precise mammograms. 7
Nurse Residency Programs Are Transformational A nursing career is a calling. At APD, the nurse residency program (NRP) helps recent graduates transition into clinical practice. It serves as an opportunity to hone critical-thinking and evidence-based decision making skills. The NRP complements an orientation program by: • advancing communication skills and reinforcing organizational policies, • creating professional connectivity among nurses to ensure that culture and values are shared, • fostering exploration of what it means to be a nurse through case review. Nurse education addresses the high demand in the Upper Valley region for qualified nurses, and APD’s robust nursing program is strengthened by your support.
Addressing Substance Use Disorder In response to the growing opioid crisis, APD deepened its commitment to fighting the problem on several fronts this past year. One common treatment for substance use disorder is medication-assisted treatment (MAT), which combines the use of medications with counseling. APD expanded its MAT program to all Primary Care providers in late 2017. In addition, two social workers joined the MAT team, and a new position at APD was created to help coordinate the hospital’s response to this complex crisis. Equally important, APD expanded its collaboration with Headrest, a local nonprofit that provides addiction-recovery services. To help support and evaluate the expansion of services, APD received a $150,000 grant from the Foundation for Healthy Communities.
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LIFECARE Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health
$500,000 Gift for Solar Panels at The Woodlands The Woodlands will soon become much greener. Thanks to the generosity of an anonymous donor to Lifecare this past year, The Woodlands will be receiving an array of solar panels, which will be installed in the coming months. The gift accomplishes the dual goals of making The Woodlands more environmentally friendly and cutting monthly utility costs. “This gift is absolutely transformational,” said APD Lifecare Executive Director Cindy Jerome. “It will certainly help us save money, but more importantly this gift will instill a sense of pride in our community for leading the way toward a greener future.”
Our Donors Charitable giving directly touches every area of APD. Individuals, businesses, and foundations continue to select APD as a beneficiary of their giving. This past year, 301 donors contributed $556,357 to the Hospital’s annual and capital funds—marking a 17% increase over the previous year. We are gratified by this strong gesture of support and the vote of confidence in APD that it represents. denotes 3+ years consecutive giving.
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THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY Anonymous (26) Pamela Abrahamson Clayton and Elizabeth Adams Mr. and Mrs. James R. Adler John Ajamie, MD Allan’s Vending Service, LLC Susan W. Almy Amazon, Inc. APD Gift Tree Shop Marjorie Aptakin Harold L. and Audrey M. Armstrong Peter H. Armstrong Philip R. Arvidson Lola F. Baldwin John S. and Ellen B. Barrett Cynthia R. Barrette
Marilyn J. Bassett Bonnie and Ronald Bauer Beautykind Foundation Lloyd and Virginia Bennett Iris M. Berezin Mildred C. Bergemann Blaktop, Inc. George T. Blike, MD Catherine I. Boedtker Anne Boswell Prof. Richard S. Bower Kevin A. Braman David R. Brooks and Meredith E. Jackson Gary T. Brooks and Barbara J. Duncan Barbara H. Brown
Peter C. and Mary H. Brown Matthew Bryant, CRNA Virginia M. Buckley Judson D. and Carol Burnham Linda Burroughs and Charles Perkins The Jack and Dorothy Byrne Foundation Tanya and James Callan Janet Canillas Brenda A. Carter Anne W. Cerasoli Gretchen E. Cherington and Michael O’Leary Nancy S. Chute David M. and Ann S. Cioffi Eleanor Coffey
Susan Cohen David L. and Sally D. Cole Marjorie F. Cole Marguerite Collier Dr. and Mrs. Phillip Collins Thomas H. Cormen David H. Crandall, Jr. Richard H. and Suzanne M. Cushing Mr. and Mrs. Jere R. Daniell Richard S. and Laura L. Daniels Jane B. Darrach Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center Professor J. Andrew Daubenspeck
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Stephen N. Decato and April M. Sanborn Denise A. DeChant Mr. and Mrs. John J. DeGange, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Demers Jason and Kiki Densmore Charles T. Depuy, Jr. and Mary Ann Haagen Dennis DeVaux Marisa and Julian Devlin DEW Construction Closey F. Dickey Jo and Harry Dorman Margo and Paul Doscher Margaret L. Drinker Richard and Constance Dubie Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dunne Bob and Shirley Eaton Patricia W. Eckels Beverly and Robert E. Ells Sharon Fanger Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Faulkner, II Nancy Ferguson, MD Sheila Feyrer, MD and Jim Feyrer Kate Forbush Andrew I. Forrest, MD
Foundation for Healthy Communities Guenther and Ute Frankenstein Susan Frankenstein and Andrew M. Tuthill Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fraser Conrad and Lea Frey Lisa Furmanski, MD and Peter Solberg, MD Sari Galanes, MD Ernest H. Gallant and Lorania E. Graves Cadence Genereaux Geokon, Inc. Peter Glenshaw Patricia C. Goodrich Gillian Goodwin Mary C. and Franklin F. Gould III Granite United WayUpper Valley Region Laura Greer, MD and Erich Osterberg Mr. and Mrs. Clark A. Griffiths Dr. and Mrs. Walter C. Griggs Theresa A. Grigsby Robert W. and Devora T. Gronauer
Richard Grossman and Elaine Warshell, Esq. Cynthia E. Hall Janice Lovre Hall Lucinda M. Hall Alice F. Hance Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Hardy Anne B. Harms Mr. and Mrs. Michael Harris Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hatch Marvel J. Hauger Dorothy A. Herrick Geraldine J. Higgins John and Shelley Hochreiter Rick and Roney Hoffman Erika Hoffman-Kiess and Michael Kiess Rebecca W. Holcombe Alexa R. Holleran, ARNP Romer and Deming Holleran Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Holt Florence E. Houde John Houde, MD and Jennifer D. Rybeck Houde JoAnn Houghton Sharon Hughes Young Sonja Hurley Walter Jabs, Jr.
John Jackson, CRNA and Kelly Burke, RN Anne P. James Richard S. Jennings and Elizabeth P. Hanlon Dave and Marilyn Johnson Barbara H. Jones Patrick F. Jordan Ken Kalb and Nance Driscoll Karen G. Kayen and Terry Boone Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Keene Carol P. Kelley Edward and Mary Lynn Kerrigan Lisa S. Kettering, MD The Kettering Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Calvin E. Knights Sara and Ronald Kobylenski Robert E. and Barbara C. Kohler Mr. and Mrs. Simo Korpela Austin and Betty Ann Kovacs Meg J. Kremzner and Tyler C. Brown Raymond A. Lagasse Greg W. Lange Sydney Lea and Robin Barone Ledyard National Bank Claude and Tina Lemoi
Margaret D. Little Brian Lombardo, MD and Tracy Bach Michael and Lynn Long Elizabeth A. Loudermilk Douglas M. and Jean M. Loudon Nancy C. Luebbert Reginald P. Lussier Michael Lynch, MD Anne and W. Grant MacEwan Olive C. MacGregor Jean B. Mallary Sally and Ernest Mas, Jr. Peter Mason, MD and Laurie Harding Ruby McAlister Mrs. Margot McCaffrey Nina K. McCampbell, MD Stuart J. and Carmen T. McCampbell Timothy J. and Phebe McCosker Pamela Harrison McCullough Fiona McElwain Sally A. and Robert G. McEwen Barbara Mckeon Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. McLaughlin
Erin McNeely, MD Mark E. Melendy Richard Milius and Amy Dingley Marie S. Miller Susan E. Mooney, MD and Tish D. Mooney Bob J. Moran Evelyn V. Morse Mary P. Morse Shelly and Robert Moses Henry and Amy Nachman Tina Naimie Carol S. and Charles F. Nettleship, III NH Department of Health & Human Services NH District 21 - AA Donald D. and Sandra A. Noordsy Anita and Robert Z. Norman Novo Nordisk Jean N. O’Neil Mr. and Mrs. Francis X. Oscadal Mary M. Oseid Frank D. Parker Henry and Barbara Payson, MD Brett and Jan Peltzer
Helen Pembricks Donald and Abbie Penfield Mr. and Mrs. Judson T. Pierson Kelli Pippin Betty and Raymond Plante Mr. and Mrs. E. Steven Plumley Plymouth Hill Foundation Elizabeth A. Pollard Gerhard Postpischil Walter N. and Evelyn A. Pruiksma Mary Quinton-Barry Florence M. Raser Lloyd E. Raymond Evelyn I. Reid Gordon and Patricia B. Richardson John C. and Cicely T. Richardson Anne L. Rideout Brenan and Sharri Riehl Fred and Alice Riehl Ruth D. Riess Diane Riley, MD and Benjamin Silberfarb Raymond P. and Lenita S. Robbins Richard A. Roberge Scott W. Rodi, MD
Diane M. Roston, MD Joan Rueckert Charles Russell and Peggy Read Sarah H. and Jeremy B. Rutter Anthony H. and M. Sue Ryan Charlotte J. Sanborn Emily D. Santaw Saturday Night Live Group George B. and Kay M. Schaller John Scherding John T. and Jill Schiffman Mark and Jennifer S. Schiffman Merle and Helen Schotanus Andrew Searle Anne S. Segal J. Barrie and Pat Sellers George W. and Claudine H. Shadowens Shaker Hill Bed & Breakfast Gary R. Shepard and Karen E. Currier Shepard Jeffrey Silverstein John G. and Constance C. Skewes Barbara G. Smith Earl E. Smith Thomas W. Smith, III and Adele Wieber Smith
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Wendell M. Smith William H. Spaulding Orson L. St. John, Jr. Margot Stephens, MD Andrew G. and Ruth L. Stephenson David J. Stier Sunday Morning Big Book E. Clinton and Bonnie R. Swift Neonila Swinzow Douglas K. and Ann D. Switzer Vijay M. Thadani, MD and Onita Connington Mary Thibideau Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Thron Carl Thum Trumbull-Nelson Construction Co., Inc. Helen D. Tucker Twin State Sand and Gravel Co., Inc. Nancy Ulf Rebecca Van Dolah, PA-C Kathryn M. Vargo, MD and John M. O’Donnell Dale C. Vidal, MD Richard R. and Harriet S. Virkstis Constantin G. Vlahakis Mr. and Mrs. John Wadsworth
Paul D. and Lynn Waehler Donald E. and Karen L. Watson Lloyd L. Weinreb Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Wendt Charles J. Wheelan Mr. and Mrs. Philip H. Wheeler Stephen L. and Carolyn S. Whitman Andrea Williams, MD and Clayton E. Goss Reeve C. Williams and K. Sandra Anderson Douglas Williamson, MD and Leslie Williamson Joan B. Wilson Joan C. Wilson Margaret M. and Martel D. Wilson, Jr. Jeanne Woodward-Poor Harold B. Wright Mr. and Mrs. James E. Wright Carl Yalicki and Carolyn Friberg
The Homestead Society Established in 1995, the Homestead Society recognizes those individuals who have made a bequest provision, life income gift, or other planned gift commitment to the hospital. - Mrs. Patricia B. Brown - Mrs. Closey F. Dickey - Mr. and Mrs. Conrad F. Frey - Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R. Hough Jr. - Mr. and Mrs. Austin Kovacs - Mr. and Mrs. Robert Z. Norman - Ms. Terry A. Rousseau
We have carefully compiled this report in the hope of correctly listing all supporters. If there is an error, we apologize and ask that you please inform us.
Giving is in Their Nature As if our Medical Staff doesn’t already give enough, they came through with flying colors in support of the APD Annual Fund. Their giving total tripled this past year –from $6,733 in 2018 to $20,220 in 2019. Thanks go especially to the triumvirate of John Houde, MD; Erin McNeely, MD; and Phil Collins, MD who led the fundraising effort. Medical Staff President John Houde, MD; Erin McNeely, MD; Phil Collins, MD
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Tributes GIFTS IN HONOR The APD medical staff Douglas K. and Ann D. Switzer Susannah Clark, MD Barbara McKeon Closey F. Dickey Lola F. Baldwin Lisa Furmanski Olive C. MacGregor Peter Glenshaw John T. and Jill Schiffman Robert W. Goodrich Patricia C. Goodrich
John Houde, MD Sydney Lea and Robin Barone Jeffrey Silverstein Dale C. Vidal, MD Brian Lombardo, MD Kelli Pippin Nina K. McCampbell, MD Stuart J. & Carmen T. McCampbell Susan Mooney, MD Barbara H. Jones John T. and Jill Schiffman
Diane Riley, MD Nancy S. Chute Bob and Shirley Eaton Rebecca Van Dolah, PA-C Sydney Lea and Robin Barone Ivan Tomek, MD David J. Stier Carl Thum Arthur Walsh Mr. and Mrs. John Wadsworth
GIFTS IN MEMORY Peter Aptakin Marjorie Aptakin Lucille Archambeault Sally A. and Robert G. McEwen Arlene Biathrow Anne W. Cerasoli Cynthia E. Hall Channing T. Brown Barbara H. Brown George and Beatrice Brown Dorothy A. Herrick Reuben D. Cole Peter Mason, MD and Laurie Harding Frank Currier Gary Shepard & Karen Currier Shepard
Eleanor M. Daubenspeck Professor J. Andrew Daubenspeck Raymond A. Eusden Dr. and Mrs. Walter C. Griggs Bruce N. Johnstone Sharon Hughes Young Frida B. Kahn Eleanor Coffey Maurice L. Kelley Carol P. Kelley Maree A. Lagasse Raymond A. Lagasse Dennis M. McCullough, MD Pamela Harrison McCullough Lewis McKeon Barbara Mckeon
Harry R. Morse Mary P. Morse Florene Parker Frank D. Parker Donald Patch David L. and Sally D. Cole George Procopio Katherine Procopio Dorothy Joan (Cole) Raymond Lloyd E. Raymond Charlotte Houde Quimby John Houde, MD & Jennifer Rybeck Houde William Quimby John Houde, MD & Jennifer Rybeck Houde Dorothy Joan Cole Raymond Lloyd E. Raymond
Isabel C. Riley Diane Riley, MD and Benjamin Silberfarb Ruth Shepard Gary R. Shepard and Karen E. Currier Shepard William B. Shue Anne B. Harms Cleona L. Smith Earl E. Smith Ethel Smith Mildred C. Bergemann Wayne J. Tucker Helen D. Tucker John Woodward-Poor K. Sandra Anderson & Reeve C. Williams Mrs. Jeanne Woodward-Poor
2018–19 Volunteers Volunteers are among our most valued resources—they offer friendly faces for our patients, residents, and visitors. They also provide very substantive services and financial support. We salute our volunteers, who clocked more than 9,000 hours in service this past year. Judith Alger Diane Andrews Marjorie Aptakin Mary Bailey Sandra Besas Arlene Bettigole Betty Bonneau Kenneth Broughton Barbara Brown Gina Brown Margaret Ann Campbell Carol Campbell Mary Campbell-Wenig Brenda Carter Forrest Cole Dottie Connelly Margaret Darrow Karen Dennis Carolyn Emmons
Nancy Fontaine Kate Forbush Ute Frankenstein Cadence Genereaux Barbara Gerstner Claudia Gibson Jacqueline Griffin Debbie Groveman Mary Hamill Anne Harms Mary Harrington Mary Anne Holland Aditi Jogdand Susan Johnson Judy Jorgensen Susan Karp Linda Kingman Alessandra LaFiandra Toni Lamonica
Barbara Laro Cara LaRoche Barbara Levenson Bronwen Lewis Elsa Lind Irene MacArthur Medora MacMeekin Miriam Maguire Cindi Mansell Donna Matson Maggie May Beverly Metcalf Susan Moretti Dan Moriarty Robin Naida Helen Pembricks Damian Poludin Heather Roberts Barbara Sargent
Phyllis Shea Linda Shemanske Gary Shepard Annie Silverstein Gwenn Smith Amy Stephens Carolyn Stone Alexis Taylor-Young Mary Thibideau Hetty Thomae Pat Tilton Cherrie Torrey Pat Trefethen Louise Valliere Susan Weeks Cheryl Zindulka
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