S A INT ANTHONY Hos p i t a l
2022 Community Impact and Engagement Report
As we reflect on the last two years, it is clear the coronavirus pandemic shed light on systemic health inequities Saint Anthony Hospital has always been committed to addressing. While confronted with a global health crisis, we continued to fill crucial service gaps and show up for community members whose baseline health and access to medical care fall well below national averages. This was only possible because of our resilient team’s dedication and the tremendous generosity of our supporters.
Saint Anthony Hospital emerged as the number one hospital provider of vaccinations to Chicago’s high-risk communities due to the effectiveness of our culturally responsive community outreach program, administering over 52,000 vaccines. We also expanded our mental health services to support community members’ emotional wellbeing, and invested in our maternity and pediatric services while neighboring hospitals closed units. In FY21 alone, Saint Anthony proudly committed over $16 million in charity care, allowing us to meet the complex needs of our patients at little to no cost to them. If there were ever doubts about the role and importance of community hospitals within Chicago’s health care landscape, Saint Anthony put these to rest by proving we accomplish what traditional hospitals do not.
This report was put together with gratitude for Saint Anthony Hospital’s longtime friends and donors, whose support has changed lives and allowed us to imagine a new future for our institution. Our executive leadership would like to extend enormous thanks to all who share our belief that everyone deserves access to high quality, affordable health care regardless of one’s zip code, faith, citizenship, or ability to pay.
Together we will continue to lift barriers and remain at the frontlines of health justice in our community, inspiring and empowering our patients to expect more. Thank you for being part of our collective journey.
Sincerely,
Guy A. Medaglia President and Chief Executive Officer
1 Dear Friends,
3 In the Last Two Years, Saint Anthony Hospital… Provided critical services to medically underserved communities with over 342,000 patient visits 342,000 Was recognized by the Chicago Tribune as the number one hospital provider of COVID-19 vaccines to high-risk communities in Chicago, administering over 52,000 Vaccines Expanded our mental health services and provided 7,406 free individual and family therapy sessions Engaged 34,960 individuals in community outreach and education to increase health literacy and connect residents with services
Committed over $16 million in Charity Care in FY21
Ranked within the 90th percentile of hospitals nationally for patient safety and efficiency of care according to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid
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Had the lowest risk-adjusted primary c-section rate of any hospital in Chicago
Remained steadfast in our commitment to pediatric care, becoming a Children’s Hospital while neighboring community hospitals closed their pediatric units
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Little Tony
OUR PATIENTS CAN EXPECT MORE
As a beacon of quality care for the medically underserved, Saint Anthony Hospital’s diverse staff provide patients with culturally responsive attention. Almost 80% of Saint Anthony Hospital leaders and staff are people of color, representative of the communities we serve, and about one-third of staff and leaders reside in our service area.
Representing our patients’ diversity fuels robust community engagement and a high number of patient visits, enabling Saint Anthony to impact communities plagued by decades of disinvestment and systemic racism at a disproportionately high level relative to our size.
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Dr. Hema Ibrahim gives a wellness exam in an outdoor pediatric clinic that was created during the pandemic
Dr. Alfredo Mena Lora, Clinical Director of Infection Prevention,
“I love working at Saint Anthony because of the population we serve and the mission of the hospital: to provide high quality care for all. I love that SAH is embedded in the community, reflects it, and has been with the community for over 100 years. As we navigate this pandemic, I am reminded how over 100 years ago this hospital was still standing when another major pandemic spread across the world. It was responding then as it did now: with dedication and compassion.”
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led Saint Anthony Hospital’s COVID -19 response
Photo Credit: WBEZ Chicago
it’s about more than medicine
At Saint Anthony Hospital, we know caring for a patient is about so much more than addressing physical health needs. It’s about mental health, housing, education, spiritual wellbeing, and treating the whole person.
Our Community Wellness Program (CWP) addresses the full spectrum of social determinants of health by providing 100% free and bilingual mental health counseling, crisis intervention services, case management, public benefits enrollment assistance, community outreach and education, community nursing, and referrals to additional resources such as housing and employment assistance. In the last two years, Saint Anthony Hospital’s case management team made over 900 referrals for 545 unique clients.
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Members of CWP’s COVID-19 vaccine education team at a community vaccination pop-up event
“Growing up in La Villita I learned that there are structural and intersectional levels of oppression that create a vicious cycle of abuse, violence, and trauma in communities of color where resources are scarce. In high school, I dreamed about going to college and doing something impactful… to make a change. I knew I wanted to return to my community and be a part of something that would promote positive change and healing. I continue to be grateful to work with an organization that prioritizes the needs of our communities and advocates for change to break vicious cycles of violence and trauma.”
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Jessica Samperio, a CWP Therapist, embodies Saint Anthony Hospital’s commitment to making a real impact
a hospital of, by, and for the community
Saint Anthony Hospital
and Promotoras (Community Health Workers) are essential to our hospital’s community outreach efforts. Responsible for leading COVID-19 vaccine education, Educators and Promotoras are hired directly from the neighborhoods we serve to engage fellow residents in the places they live, work, play, and pray. Now employing over 30 community members, this peer-to-peer education model spreads accurate and trustworthy information about vaccines while providing meaningful workforce development opportunities to residents in our service area.
“Our Promotoras are the most caring and helpful ladies who want to see a change in the community based on their own experiences. We’ve engaged many people who initially decided they will not get vaccinated due to misconceptions they held about the vaccine. The firsthand comfort and trust our Promotoras provide has helped change many people’s minds.”
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Educators
Maria Gaytan, Promotoras Supervisor (pictured far right at the 2022 Mexican Independence Day Parade), shares what makes her team’s outreach so effective
Since 2018, Saint Anthony has made a concerted effort to engage Chicago’s Chinese immigrant community, who face significant challenges accessing Mandarin or Cantonese speaking Primary Care Providers and affordable, culturally competent urgent care. Through regular events in Chinatown, we have made our services known and helped vaccinate over 2,000 Chinese community members.
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North Lawndale outreach team outside Good News Community Church
Maria Serrano, a Saint Anthony Promotora, conducting outreach with Little Tony at Fresh Laundromat in Little Village
圣安东尼医院 不仅仅是一家社区医院
Jessica Fan, Lead Community Health Navigator providing vaccine education in Chinatown
putting Patients and Families First
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“As Patient Experience Manager, I have witnessed how many of our patients arrive in need of help and are able to walk away with the knowledge they need to succeed with their health. At the end of the day, my reward is seeing the impact we all have had on our customers daily. It is a pleasure to know that we are part of an organization that continues to fight for what is right in our communities.”
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Vanessa Anzo, Saint Anthony Hospital’s Patient Experience Manager, ensures our patients receive high quality, empathetic care reflecting our values
Anthony Hospital does more than provide lifesaving care. Our team recognizes a patient’s whole self when they enter our doors, ensuring all their needs are met.
“The army has something called “warrior ethos” - something I hold near and dear to my heart. I have been serving in the Illinois Army National Guard going on 14 years now, and I have always lived by this guidance. In my OCPs I am SSG Truesdell (staff sergeant) who runs a tight platoon of various soldiers and leadership. In my scrubs I am the ER Manager here at Saint Anthony who runs a cohesive unit, which I can only do because of the outstanding staff I’ve had the pleasure to work alongside. The ER team are truly a wonderful, caring group of individuals who see the good in others without judgement. They have made me humble in different aspects. Both roles reflect caring for others and putting yourself last. I am truly proud to be able to serve my country as well as this community.”
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Tiffany Truesdell, Manager of Saint Anthony Hospital’s Emergency Department, brings the lessons she’s learned serving in the military into emergency care each and every day
Employee Spotlight
Q&A with Saint Anthony Hospital Mascot Little Tony
(“translated” by his handler)
What is your role at the hospital?
I was hired to lift the spirits of all our patients and visitors, big and small. Whether it’s to comfort a scared child in the Emergency Room, or simply to bring a smile to the faces of those that might need it most, I try to spread as much joy and happiness as I can.
I also spend time out in the community as an ambassador for the hospital. I go to a lot of back-to-school fairs and other community events, but also meet up with our Educators and Promotoras as they engage with people about our programs and services. Most recently I have been helping to promote our vaccine clinic, so it has definitely been a busy couple of years!
What inspired you to work at Saint Anthony Hospital?
I believe in Saint Anthony Hospital’s mission, and admire and share in their compassion and commitment to serving this wonderful community. It is also the only community hospital in the area with a pediatric unit, and the little patients are kind of my specialty.
What are some of your favorite things?
People, hugs, high-fives, dancing, and parades.
Any dislikes?
Chicago winters, COVID-19 of course, and seeing scared or unhappy patients. But like I said, I’m here to turn that frown upside down.
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Our Supporters Believe More Is Possible
Saint Anthony Hospital’s philanthropic partners make it possible for our patients to expect and receive more from a community hospital. They are inspired by our work, and we are heartened by their generosity.
“CIBC has been a proud supporter of Saint Anthony Hospital’s grassroots, community-centered work for over a decade. We champion the inclusive, high-quality health care that defines Saint Anthony Hospital, prioritizing the wellbeing and potential of our communities. Through our longstanding partnership, we have been able to help address broad social and health inequities, and uphold our commitment to creating a world without limits to ambition. At CIBC, giving back comes from the heart. Thank you, Saint Anthony Hospital, for all you do in our community.”
- Shawn Beber, President & CEO, CIBC Bank USA and SEVP & Group Head, US Region
Our doctors
so passionate about serving our patients, they too make meaningful donations to Saint Anthony
“I give to Saint Anthony because I witness daily how this storied institution has fine-tuned a culture that meets community needs with daily compassion and consistently does what is right while treating everyone with dignity. I give to Saint Anthony because it is the most impactful way I know of serving those most in need.”
- Dr. Kaman Cipi, Clinical Department Chair, Anesthesia and Medicine
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“Sammons Financial Group’s annual Big Hearts Program encourages employees to nominate a nonprofit that deeply matters to them to receive funding.
Saint Anthony Hospital has been on this program’s list for many years because of the hospital’s significant impact to communities where our employees live and work. We have been proud to donate over $90,000 since 2020 to Saint Anthony Hospital’s Pediatrics Department and newly opened Ophthalmology Clinic which provide some of the only accessible children’s and medical eye care on Chicago’s west side. These initiatives will help countless patients and families access the full breadth of preventive examinations and treatments.”
“Saint Anthony Hospital’s
leadership champions workforce development pathways to employ a wide range of people indigenous to the communities they serve, from youth to respected grandmas, and formerly incarcerated individuals. This work aligns with Michael
Trust’s mission and the value we place on community expertise in the health workforce. We are proud to be their partner.”
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Pictured l to r: Varun Parekh, Sammons Vice President IT; Dr. Shilpa Singh, Clinical Department Chair, Pediatrics; Ellen Canter, Senior Campaign Director; and Dr. Romeen Lavani, Chief Medical Officer
executive
Reese Health
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Anthony Hospital Foundation Funds raised by the Foundation in FY21 and FY22 have supported the launch of several initiatives including a Care Coordination Program, Gun Violence Prevention Program, and Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) Program. How Philanthropic Dollars Were Spent Philanthropic Revenue – FY21 and FY22 $8.33M Government $1.12M Foundations $197K Individuals $100K Corporations $2.51M Nursing $2.34M Mental & Behavioral Health $227K Outreach & Education $343K Care Coordination $2.91M Equipment $1.24M Covid-19 Relief $164K General Operating $9.75M
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“Care coordination ensures that patients are linked to community services and resources that help address the social determinants of health. Care coordination in the Emergency Room also allows us to get to know members of the community overall to better understand the impact of social factors on health outcomes. My favorite part of talking with patients is the gratitude I receive from simply having checked in with them and having a meaningful conversation, something that many might not expect from visiting the emergency room.”
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Connie Cervantes, one of Saint Anthony Hospital’s new grant-funded Care Coordinators, provides attention and comfort to patients in our Emergency Department, conducting health and wellness screenings and providing warm support and guidance for additional services
Board of Directors & Administrative Leadership
Saint Anthony Health Ministries
PETER V. FAZIO JR. CHAIRMAN
Retired Partner Schiff Hardin LLP
RAUL I. RAYMUNDO
VICE CHAIRMAN Chief Executive Officer The Resurrection Project
REVEREND DONALD J. NEVINS
TREASURER
Pastor St. Agnes of Bohemia Church
SISTER JOAN MCGLINCHEY, MSC SECRETARY Director, Office for Religious Archdiocese of Chicago
GUY A. MEDAGLIA
President and Chief Executive Officer
Saint Anthony Hospital
JAMES A. SIFUENTES
Senior Vice President, Mission and Community Development
Saint Anthony Hospital
Saint Anthony Hospital
PETER
V. FAZIO JR.
CHAIRMAN
Retired Partner Schiff Hardin LLP
DORVAL R. CARTER JR.
VICE CHAIRMAN President, Chicago Transit Authority
SISTER JOAN MCGLINCHEY, MSC
SECRETARY Director, Office for Religious Archdiocese of Chicago
TYLA COURTNEY, M.D.
Immediate Past President Saint Anthony Hospital Medical Staff
WAYNE M. DETMER, M.D.
Chief Clinical Officer of Operations Lawndale Lawndale Christian Health Center
GUY A. MEDAGLIA
President and Chief Executive Officer
Saint Anthony Hospital
REVEREND RICHARD NELSON
Pastor
Greater Open Door Baptist Church
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JAIME DI PAULO
President and Chief Executive Officer
Illinois Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
FRANK W. ZAPPA, DPM
Medical Staff President Saint Anthony Hospital
Saint Anthony Hospital Foundation
LENNY ASARO
Partner
Faegre Drinker Biddle & Reath
BOB ENKEMA
Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer
PETER V. FAZIO JR
Retired Partner
Schiff Hardin LLP
GUY A. MEDAGLIA
President and Chief Executive Officer
Saint Anthony Hospital
REVEREND STEVE SPILLER
Pastor
Greater Galilee Baptist Church
Executive Leadership Team
GUY A. MEDAGLIA
President and Chief Executive Officer
Saint Anthony Hospital
BOB ENKEMA
Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer
JAMES SIFUENTES
Senior Vice President, Mission and Community Development
ERICKA ANDERSON
Vice President, Chief Human Resources Officer
CHRISTOPHER A. KANTAS
Vice President, General Counsel and Chief Administrative Officer
ROMEEN LAVANI, M.D.
Vice President and Chief Medical Officer
RAQUEL PRENDKOWSKI
Vice President of Patient Care Services and Chief Nursing Officer
CHERYL RUSSELL
Vice President, Chief Development Officer
Saint Anthony Hospital Foundation
EDEN TAKHSH, M.D.
Vice President and Chief Quality Officer
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THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS
$100,000+
American Hospital Association Institute of Diversity and Health Equity and Blue Cross Blue Shield of IL
Brighton Park Neighborhood Council
Chicago Department of Public Health Health Resources and Services Administration
Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights (ICIRR) Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority
Illinois Department of Public Health Illinois Public Health Institute
$50,000+
Anonymous Bank of America
The Coleman Foundation G. A. Ackermann Memorial Fund Michael Reese Health Trust Sammons Financial Group United Way of Metropolitan Chicago Washington Square Health Foundation
$25,000+
Anonymous
AstraZeneca HealthCare Foundation Guy A. Medaglia
MedGlobal
Northwestern Memorial Hospital Raskob Foundation for Catholic Activities
Telligen Special Initiative
$10,000+
Anonymous (3)
Harry S. Black and Allon Fuller Fund
CIBC Bank USA
Dr. Scholl Foundation
Peter V. Fazio, Jr. Carl R. Hendrickson Family Foundation Interfaith Youth Core The Kroger Co. Foundation Salesforce
$5,000 - $9,999
John J. Cudecki, M.D. Sylvia E. Emerick
Mitchell L. Goldflies, M.D. Eden Takhsh, M.D.
$2,500 - $4,499
Esperanza Health Centers - United Way Subcontract Donna R. Hruby
Christopher A. Kantas Ella Li
Vikas V. Sharma, M.D. SLC Corp. Verizon Wireless
$500 - $2,499
Air B&B (Match)
Lucretia H. Bankston Eve Baron Renate Bradley Patricia A. Brennan
Walter Scott Brown, M.D. Trust Ellen R. Canter Kelly L. Castrogiovanni
Alejandro Clavier, M.D. Tyla Courtney, M.D. Johanna E. Curtis
Mohamed S. Dahodwala, M.D. Misty Edgar
Sachin Gupta, M.D. Jill Hagan
Siddiq Hasan, M.D.
Leonard Herman Family Trust
Hena Ibrahim, M.D. Candice Krill
Hazel R. Lewis Mom365
Ashish Mukherjee, M.D. Ken O’Riordan, M.D. Mukesh C. Patel, M.D. Mohammed Z. Sahloul, M.D.
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Julia F. Sammarco
Jennifer Sandoval
James A. Sifuentes
Shilpa R. Singh, M.D. Ann and Michael Sneed Family Fund
Corazon Sta Maria
UPS (Match)
Mikhail Vager, M.D.
Alicia Velasquez-Hill
Werner Family Giving Fund
Gary Wiesman, M.D. Donald E. Wilke
Josette Winograd
$1 - $499
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Alfonso Aceves
Ann M. Achille
Elaine Akouris
Arlinder Alexander-Jackson
Mir A. Ali, M.D.
Patrick Allen
Charles T. Allen, D.P.M.
Sonia Almanza
Dolores H. Alvarado
Daniel Alvarez
Pamela G. Amato
Amazon Smile Foundation
George Ampalloor, M.D.
Aurora Andrade
Vanessa Anzo
Marlen Aquino
Carmen Arevalo
Joycelyn Arevalo
Brenda Armijo
Ashley Armogan
Maria Arroyo
Carina Arroyo
Alyssa Asuras
Perla Avila
Tyler Babbitt
Carina Bautista
Christina Bautista
Michelle Beard
Wouberst Belachew
Selena Benavides
Sarah Bergen
John Boller
Kachhaem Bonilla
Dorothy J. Braden
Jantnett Branch
Theodore Brasky
James E. Bratager
Caralton Brown
Susan Buchanan
James H. Budzinski
Trena M. Burke, MPA
Sylvia Burns
Akia Byrd
Jamie Caira
David P. Calimag, M.D.
Edith Camargo Yadira Campuzano
Joseph P. Caprile Jorge F. Carbajal Maria B. Cardenas Candice Carodine Ruby Carreno Velva Carroll Awilda Casiano Cecilia Casillas
Natividad Castaneda
Graciela Castanon
Christian J. Castillo, M.D. Lilia Celedon
Fernando Celedon Mayra Cepeda
Homero Chapa, Jr. Latoya Chisholm
Vincentia B. Cink
Norman Clerman
Mary Jane Clifford
Lolita Collins
Edna Concha
Laura Contreras
Crystal Cook-Frazier
Jaclyn Coronado Fannie Cortez Jose Cruz
Mona Dabbouseh
Judy Davis
Monica DeBartolo
Harold Dejesus
Elizabeth Del Bosque Zoe A. Denson
Wayne Deschambeau
Wayne Detmer, M.D.
Elida Diaz
Douglas C. Dillon
Michael DiLorenzo
Teresita S. Diloy
Ruby Dones
Mantas Drukteinis
Amy Duggan
Felicia Dunkines
Veronica Duran
Stephanie Echeverria
Stephen Egert Sabrina Elliott Taylor
Gloria Ellis
Bob Enkema
Abel A. Enriquez
Alvin Enriquez
Susannah Epstein Ashley Escalante
Susana Escamilla-Perez
Santiago Espada Monica Espino-Cruz Celine Espinoza
Sol Estrada
Bertha G. Estudillo
Melphina Evans
Anna Faiola
Xiao Fan
Hector Federico
Elizabeth Ferruelo
Mayka Figueroa
Fern Finkel
Sylvia Flax-Hatch
Erika Flores
Bianca G. Flores
Jesus Flores
Perla Flores
Margarita Flores, C.N.M.
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THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS
Paulette Ford-Walker
Janine Franciosa
Judith A. Friedman
Dalila Fuentes
Agnes Galica Reina Gallegos Tiffany Gant Linda C. Garcia
Dinorah Garcia
Carmen I. Garcia
Magdalena Garcia Maria E. Garcia Maritsa Garcia Rocio Garcia Ayodej Gbotosho, M.D. Amy Giambrone
Donald R. Ginocchio
Nikki Giovanni Houston
Shakema Glover
Lisa A. Goldberg and Michael P. Cohen
Joan Gomberg
Thaddine Gomez Rochelle Gomez
Ariel Gonzales
Jackeline Gonzalez Veronica Gonzalez Daniel Gonzalez Scott I. Graham Nikita Graham Helen Granada
Kara Greeley, M.D. Effie Gryfakis
Helen S. Gue, M.D. Isabel Gurrola
Rosa M. Gutierrez
Cristal Gutierrez Isabel Gutierrez Perez
Wanda J. Gutierrez-Gomez
Alma Guzman
Raymond Hall Sheree A. Hammond
Stuart Hampson
Nefatari L. Hampton Michael Harris
Crystal Harris
Karina Hart
Gene Hendricks
Martha Hernandez
Monica Hernandez
Christina Hernandez Malia A. Hill Ivory H. Hill Jean V. Holleman Jacquelyn Hrobowski Margaret Hughes Roselyn M. Hull Paula Hunter Jameszetta James Monica Jara David Jawor Alfear Jenkins Mark A. Jennings Nayisha Johnson Dorian Johnson Sarah A. Jolie Edward M. Jung Lolita Junious Michael Kalasunas Zehra Kanji-Ghaziani Grazina Karvelis Toni M. Kasper Ramesh Kattela Neelima Kaushal Shariley Kelly Tonya Kimbrough Raymond Kizelevicus George F. Klauke, Jr. Patricia D. Knox Theresa Koleczek Barbara Kopala Laure Kosey Christine Kurysz Marisela Lara Bryan Lazaroff Patricia Lazzara Hilda Ledesma Andrea Lee Guadalupe Lemos Samantha Liddell
Catherine Lin, M.D. Adrienne Linzemann
Catherine Liu, M.D. Bernardo C. Livas, M.D. Ronald Longino Carmen Lopez Mariana Lopez Karina Lopez Catherine Lorente Jonathan M. Luna Joselyn Luna Benjean Lymas Adriana Macias Charles A. Macke Aatish Madhiwala, M.D. Catherine Malec Tanya Marchan Johnson Marseille Iris Martinez Yesenia Martinez Marcela F. Martinez Anthony Martinez Sam T. Mauro Linda Mazzochi Demetrius McAlister Patricia A. McArthur
Alfredo J. Mena Lora, M.D. Maria Mendoza Valencia Anthony Mentz Alejandra Mercado Maluisa Mijares David Milberg Helena Mingo Kathleen Minogue John Mitchell Tahereh Mohammadi Lourdes Morales Gregory Moreau Michael G. Moreno Leticia Mota Rudy Moyado Laura Munoz Melinda Munoz Cristina Munoz Peter Muojekwu
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Phyllis A. Murillo
Cynthia Murillo
Gloria Navarro
Maria E. Navarro
Network for Good Keith Newsham
Lula Ngoyi Angela F. O’Brien
Elaine Ocampo
Evelyn P. Ocampo Ebelia Ocampo Allen Ocampo Jim O’Donnell
Mary Jean Odron
Timothy Ogawa Pelumi Ogunlana Oluwapelumi Ogunlana Jennifer Olaya Laura L. Oppor Mindy Oquendo Ruth Osuch
Elaine Owens
Rigo Padilla Perez
James Pajauskas
Mariela Palomino Melva Palomo
Mohmedhusen H. Patel
Nicole R. Patton
Tiffany Patton, M.D. Elaine B. Pavelka, Ph.D John Peller
Ana Perez
Jinnifer Phipps Jim Pierce
Deja Pierre Jacques
Sorayda Pineda Illona Pittman, MBA Nedra Porter
Jasmine Quebrado Cheyenne Quinones
Conrad Ramos Irma Ramos
Donna Regan Sharon Reif
Edgardo Reyes
Maira Reyes
Maria R. Reyes, A.P.N.
Julio Reynaga
Cynthia Reynolds
Ashley Rife
Marisela Rios Gabriela Rios
Joan Roberts, A.P.N. Christina Rodriguez
Patricia Rodriguez
Vincent Rodriguez
Diana Roman
Rose Rosario
Willie Rose David Rosko
Judith Rubin
Maria Ruiz
Anna Sagan-Blasius, M.D. Maria Salazar
John Salvino
Leticia V. Sanchez
Lawrence G. Sanchez
Paul D. Sander
Carmen Santana Cynthia Santiago Ruth Sarmiento
Maire Schirf Genessa Schultz
Patrick Schweska Rodrigo Sebastian
Liceth Segovia Jane Seperich-Gill Maria Sepulveda Maria Serrano
Monica J. Sheth, M.D. Rashawn Sims
Laura Singer
Myrna D. Sison
Lana M. Skinner
Dan Sonenberg
Cristina Soto
Latifat Sowemimo Erma Stallworth
Randy I. Stein
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Thomas Styczenski
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Christopher Taylor
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Monica Torres
Alicia Torres
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Karen E. Trais, LICSW
Carrie Traore Terrelea Travis Jewerystine G. Tribble Vishwajit Tuchscherer Rudolph M. Unger Benalee Valbert
Sandra G. Vega-Godinez Rocio Velasquez
Tamara Venturella Marie Vesely Fabian Vigil Chavez Alexis Vojvodich
Pamela Walls
John Walsh
Janet Weaver
Craig S. Weinewuth
Tamika Wells
Terrance White
Melanie Wielicka
Danielle Wilkes
Phyllis Williams
Penelope S. Winnick
Latoya Winters
Sandra D. Winters
Barbara Woodlow Yolanda Woods
Paula Zarco
Blanca R. Zayas Elizabeth Zayas Tim Zigler
Telesforo Zuniga
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expect even more The Focal Point Community Campus
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• A new Saint Anthony Hospital • Outdoor recreational areas including soccer and baseball fields • Over 600 shade trees, ornamental plants, shrubs, and community gardens adding green spaces to this former industrial site • Commercial retail spaces • Educational facilities and a new daycare center • Affordable housing units
As
look to
future, Saint Anthony Hospital moves closer to fulfilling our dream of building a new hospital
as the anchor for a 30-acre mixed-use development campus located at the corner of 31st and Kedzie known as the Focal Point Community Campus. Saint Anthony Hospital’s current home is past its prime at over 125 years
and cannot meet growing patient needs nor address evolving health care challenges with its limited
It is ready to enter its next chapter in a new state-of-the-future facility, on a
campus that will offer new services and opportunities to address the social determinants of health. As a first-of-its-kind, financially sustainable campus, revenue is reinvested into community programs and services. We hope to continue our partnership with you as we make Focal Point a reality. To learn more about the Focal Point Community Campus visit FocalPointChicago.org.
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Saint Anthony Hospital Courtyard
Northwest Aerial View
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Soccer Field Cafe Dropoff