2023 Annual Report

Collaborating for Care

Mission, Vision and Values

Our mission, vision and values are the foundation of what we do every day. They are designed to center every Inspira team member around a common purpose and inspire us to continually raise the bar for ourselves, our patients and our community.

Mission

To provide a safe and compassionate experience that improves the health and wellbeing of our community by placing the safety of our patients and support of our employees at the center of all we do.

Vision

Inspira Health inspires and empowers healthier communities by creating the highest quality and most desirable patient experience in the region.

Values

I.C.R.E.A.T.E.

Innovation

We strive to employ ingenuity and new standar ds of care to improve our work every day.

Compassion

We treat everyone equally with kindness and r espect.

Reliability

We put the safety of our patients, compliance and best practice at the forefront of all we do.

Empathy

We listen and genuinely relate to others in order to make them feel seen and appreciated.

Access

We provide a high-quality patient experience to all people.

Teamwork

We collaborate and utilize the full breadth of the Inspira network to improve the experience of our patients.

Empowerment

We educate and inspire positive change and h ealthier long-term outcomes.

A MESSAGE FROM

Amy Mansue

In 2023, Inspira Health experienced significant growth, owing in part to the extensive network of collaborators with whom we interact daily.

I’m happy to share that we’ve continued to make progress on our mission of providing South Jersey residents with more access to quality health care with new locations, providers, services and community resources. Early in the year, we celebrated the topping off of our Woodbury redevelopment project, which will result in a satellite emergency department and behavioral health unit.

We also completed a number of renovations and updates at Inspira Medical Center Vineland, including expanded pre- and postprocedural areas cath labs and interventional radiology suites, improved flow of patients with renovated holding areas for medical imaging, and improved emergency department facilities.

I couldn’t forget one of our biggest accomplishments of the year: finalizing the integration of Salem Medical Center into our health system. Now known as Inspira Medical Center Mannington, this hospital allows us to reach more community members in Salem County. We connected with the residents of our community with outreach events such as New Jersey First Lady Tammy Murphy’s Salem Family Festival, where we provided attendees with health screenings and education.

In the spirit of collaborative care, we grew our premier partnership with Rowan College of South Jersey (RCSJ) to continue educating future

health care professionals in our community. In May, we completed and opened the Inspira Health Sciences Center, which is home to the new Allied Health and Respiratory Therapy program. We also broke ground on our Nursing and Health Professions Center expansion project and introduced the Pathway to Nursing, which offers current and aspiring Inspira employees the opportunity to save big while earning their B.S.N.

Inspira remained committed to our staff members in 2023, as evidenced by the Philadelphia Magazine and NJ.com Top Workplace awards we were honored with. We strove to give back to our employees with programs like Schwartz Rounds, continuing education opportunities and improved safety protocols.

I want to thank our board of directors and their unwavering commitment to meeting the needs of our communities and our not-for-profit mission. I also want to thank our community stakeholders, volunteers, clinicians and especially our employees. Their tireless dedication, collaborative efforts, unwavering commitment to our values, and sheer passion for our mission were pivotal in driving our accomplishments. Without each of you, our achievements would not have been possible.

Be well and stay safe,

Amy Mansue President and CEO, Inspir a Health

Pictured on the cover: Inspira Medical Center Mannington staff supporting the success of the new addition to the Inspira Health family.

A MESSAGE FROM Warren Moore

To live our mission of improving the lives of all we serve, we must make continuous improvements in our processes and define our priorities as an organization. Through the hard work and commitment of our leaders and staff, we made tremendous progress and accomplished many goals in 2023—ultimately creating a safer and better experience for our patients, staff and community.

We improved our community’s access to quality care through partnerships like AMI at Inspira and Uber Health. We also improved the patient experience at Inspira by implementing a chatbot to triage scheduling issues, partnering with SENA Health to allow eligible patients to receive clinical care in their homes, and developing a program geared toward providers to help them understand their Patient Experience scores.

To improve provider and staff efficiency and relieve burnout, as well as treat more patients, we streamlined our processes and developed a centralized scheduling model at nine practices across the network.

Other process improvements included implementing a Clinical Documentation Improvement governance program, establishing new monitoring pathways for cardiac patient navigation and implementing a plan validation system that has identified 87 plans supporting our strategic work.

This year, we strengthened our commitment to workplace safety and addressing workplace violence. We launched several initiatives to keep Inspira employees and all who enter our buildings safe from harm. These efforts included education on situational awareness, an updated hospital access plan, increased security staffing with trained talent, the addition of a mobile security response team for ambulatory settings, engagement of two nationally recognized specialists to review our safety processes, enhanced emergency notifications and specialized active assailant training sessions. We also implemented the Strongline staff safety system at all of our hospitals to provide employees with a GPSenabled badge that serves as a discreet way to summon help if they feel threatened.

Looking forward to the next steps in our strategic growth, Inspira has embarked on the development of an enterprise-wide strategic planning effort that will help create a roadmap for the health system. This process will help to establish key objectives and priorities for Inspira in an ever-evolving health care landscape.

I’m proud to lead the Inspira family in providing our patients and community with the highest level of care.

COLLABORATING FOR Our Community

Pathway to Nursing

Warren E. Moore, F.A.C.H.E. Executive Vice President and COO, Inspira Health

On October 10, Inspira Health, Rowan College of South Jersey (RCSJ) and Rowan University introduced the Pathway to Nursing program and broke ground on the Nursing and Health Professions Center expansion project. Pathway to Nursing students follow a “3+1” program, completing their first three years of education at RCSJ and their final year at Rowan University. Inspira employees save 50 percent on RCSJ’s tuition and fees for the first three years and will have their fourth-year tuition at Rowan University paid in full by Inspira Health. When combined with Inspira’s Tuition Reimbursement benefit, employees can earn a 4-year bachelor’s degree in nursing with little or no out-of-pocket expenses.

Inspira Creates Pathways Scholarship

In 2023, Inspira announced a new scholarship program as part of its premier partnership with RCSJ. Twenty-five $2,000 scholarships were awarded to students enrolled in nursing and health profession degree programs and healthcare-related certificate programs at RCSJ.

A Generous Donation to the Leading-Edge Cancer Center

Prompted by exceptional care while being treated for breast cancer, Milissa “Missy” Cosgrove and her husband Joe made a generous donation to Inspira Medical Center Mullica Hill’s Leading-Edge Cancer Center to directly support the physical and mental wellbeing of patients and families. In honor of the donation, the Infusion Center was dedicated in the Cosgroves’ name. Additionally, they spearheaded a golf outing, which benefitted the cancer patient assistance fund.

Dispensary of Hope

Inspira’s Dispensary of Hope locations offer prescription medications free of charge to patients who do not have prescription coverage or cannot afford out-of-pocket expenses. In 2023, more than 118 South Jersey residents filled more than 306 prescriptions at the two Dispensary of Hope locations.

Maternal Health Pilot with Camden Coalition

Inspira’s Community Impact and Maternal Health teams partnered with the Camden Coalition and CompleteCare Health Network to pilot a program to increase access to prenatal care for underserved residents of South Jersey. The pilot connected more than 130 pregnant women in Cumberland County with prenatal care—many of whom did not have a prenatal care provider before coming to Inspira for emergency care.

Community Health Worker Expansion

We expanded our reach to the community through the Community Health Worker (CHW) program. CHWs are crucial public health workers that serve as a bridge between communities, health care providers and social service systems. The program enables us to meet people where they are and begin to address the social drivers of health that are negatively affecting our communities. CHWs assist individuals by coordinating care and making medical appointments; helping with access to interpretation, transportation, healthy food, childcare, career services and housing; working to create and reach health goals; providing culturally appropriate health education and information and more. A special thank you to Peter and Jane Galetto for their generous contribution, which provided the necessary funding to expand the Community Health Worker program in Millville.

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Cumberland County Medicaid Reimbursement Program

The Cumberland County Board of Commissioners approved the New Jersey County Option Hospital Fee, an ordinance designed to increase Medicaid reimbursement rates and help ensure continued access to health care services for those who are uninsured or underinsured.

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Federal Funds Support Anti-Violence Program

Inspira collaborated with Congressman Jeff Van Drew, Senator Bob Menendez, Senator Cory Booker, Cumberland County Prosecutor Jennifer Webb-McRae and other community partners to launch an anti-violence program made possible with $1 million in federal funding. The program includes a no-cost summer camp as well as year-round support services for youth in violence-impacted and disadvantaged areas of the county.

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Violence Intervention Program

In July, we launched a Hospital-Based Violence Intervention Program (HVIP) that supports victims of gunshots, stabbings and blunt trauma. This program enhances the delivery of clinical and behavioral health services while providing long-term support that helps victims and their families heal the physical, emotional and social wounds of violence. Inspira’s HVIP provides immediate and long-term interventions that break the cycle of repeat victimization.

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Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion (LEAD®) Program

In June, Inspira partnered with the LEAD National Support Bureau and community leaders to form a program to address significant unmet behavioral health needs and stimulate critical change. The LEAD program diverts individuals who commit repeat low-level criminal offenses driven by unmet behavioral health needs from the criminal justice system to a community-based intervention program for long-term case management.

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NARCAN Distribution

This lifesaving drug can reverse the effects of opioid overdose and is typically carried by first responders. Inspira has worked to distribute NARCAN throughout the South Jersey community to use in emergencies. We distributed 1,000 doses in 2023.

Deterra Distribution

Deterra is a method for safe, at-home medication disposal that can reduce environmental impacts and prevent drug addiction by deactivating unused prescription drugs. Inspira distributed more than 4,400 pouches in 2023.

COLLABORATING FOR Patient Experience

Our work is always focused on the health and safety of our patients. In 2023, Inspira patients shared their stories of care.

Gail Hagen

Gail was always someone who took care of her health. And nothing changed after she was diagnosed with cancer that led to surgery, chemotherapy and radiation treatments. Following her cancer treatment, she scheduled her first Medicare Annual Wellness Visit with Angel Hall, R.N., a member of Inspira’s Annual Wellness Visit team. This free program provides an opportunity for patients to answer questions about a wide range of topics, including their physical and mental health, living environment, health symptoms, medications or prescriptions, immunizations, food insecurity, transportation challenges and other issues.

“ The whole experience was more relaxing than having to travel,” she said. “For some people, transportation can be an issue. Plus, it felt less intimidating. Angel talked to me in plain language, on my level. It was like having a conversation with a girlfriend in my living room! I felt like I was better able to express myself. It felt safe.” Read More

David Kershaw

David knew it was time to visit the hospital when he experienced moderate chest discomfort that wasn’t resolving on its own. He was admitted to Inspira Medical Center Mullica Hill, where Dr. Ashfaque Ali Unwala, a member provider with Cooper and Inspira Cardiac Care, performed a cardiac catheterization. Two of Kershaw’s arteries were nearly completely blocked and he was treated with angioplasty and stent placement.

As part of his recovery, Kershaw participated in cardiac rehabilitation at Inspira Medical Center Mullica Hill.

“ The care from the doctors, nurses, techs and support staff has been amazing. Communication to me concerning test results, as well as planned procedures, was continuous and up to date. Every member of the team and staff was courteous, caring and available. My room was clean and well-attended. Support staff were ready to help in every aspect of my care.” Read More

Krista Smith

Krista, a U.S. Navy veteran, knows excellence when she sees it—which is why she was happy to share her appreciation for Blissa Usher, A.P.N., at Inspira Urgent Care Glassboro. Smith has visited the urgent care location a few times and is always impressed with the excellence that Usher strives for in her work.

“A.P.N. Usher is not only an excellent medical professional, but she’s also friendly, personable and really attentive,” Smith said. “When I need to visit the urgent care, she always greets me by saying, ‘I know you!’” Read More

Rebecca Baker

Rebecca found a lump when performing a breast self-exam. After a mass showed up on her mammogram, a biopsy confirmed a breast cancer diagnosis. Baker said the positive attitude and attention to detail she had always experienced at Inspira became more important to her than ever before. Her nearly year-long treatment plan would eventually include chemotherapy, surgery and radiation treatments. She said that through her many appointments, everyone, including doctors, nurses, technologists and support staff, treated her the same way.

“ I like to think of myself as a warrior,” Baker said. “I only cried two times after I found out I had cancer, and that was mostly about wanting to be around for my daughters, Taylor and Toni. Everyone on my care team was compassionate, outgoing and caring.” Read More

Shelly Voros

Shelly was no stranger to life’s challenges. After a tragic accident as a teen, she endured pain and trauma for many years that made everyday tasks difficult. As her physical challenges increased, her pain worsened and she started to gain weight. With guidance from her primary care provider, she decided to meet with Dr. Christopher Bashian to explore bariatric surgery.

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Once I made the decision, it was lik e a switch flipped in my brain. I got up off the couch and started walking. I lost 15 pounds on my own before the surgery,” Voros said. “And Dr. Bashian is the only surgeon I’ve ever met who sits down, talks to you and waits to see if you have questions. He answered all of mine. He told me to call if I had more. He’s so cool. Nicest guy I’ve met in my life. Even now, he always seems excited to see me.” Read More

COLLABORATING FOR Local Events

Take Your Child to Work Day

On April 27, Inspira hosted our first Take Your Child to Work Day. More than 120 children joined their parents and guardians at work and participated in fun and educational activities organized by Inspira staff.

Cancer Survivor’s Day

More than 100 people attended Inspira’s free public event, Cancer Survivor’s Day, on June 4. The event recognized cancer survivors and those who have been affected by cancer. Attendees enjoyed music, activities, refreshments, health screenings and wellness information. Breast cancer survivor Tracy Worrell provided inspiring remarks alongside her surgical oncologist Nandini Kulkarni, M.D., medical director of Surgical Oncology at Inspira Health.

Salem Family Festival

On June 24, New Jersey First Lady Tammy Murphy hosted the Salem Family Festival, an event that featured free food, music, face painting and raffle prizes as well as the opportunity for residents to talk with representatives of local businesses and organizations. Inspira hosted a booth at the festival to help spread the word about our community resources, screening opportunities and the importance of preventive health care.

Family Fun Fest

Over 1,000 community members attended the Inspira Health Family Fun Fest at the Salem County Fairgrounds on October 28. Inspira staff performed free health screenings and offered wellness information. Activities included pumpkin painting, hayrides, a coloring mural, music played by The Billy Walton Band, a children’s costume parade, an autograph signing by Eagles Hall-of-Famer Hugh Douglas and more.

COLLABORATING FOR Growth

New Leadership Roles

Elizabeth Ryan, Esq. Board Chair

William (Bill) Pelino, C.P.A., M.B.A.

Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer

Michael DiMarino, M.D., M.M.S., M.B.A.

Medical Staff President, Inspira Medical Center Mullica Hill and Inspira Health Center Woodbury

Lydia Stockman, R.N., M.H.A., F.A.C.H.E.

Senior Vice President, Chief Administrative Officer for Inspira Medical Center

New Physicians

Emmanuel Amofah, D.O. Primary Care

Michael Conti, D.P.M. Post Acute Podiatry

Larry Barr, D.O. Urgent Care

William Bennett, D.O. Urgent Care

Barry Berman, M.D. Pediatrics

Mitchell Bober, D.O. Family Medicine

Michael Calderone, D.P.M. Podiatry

Andre Cole, D.O. Vascular Surgery

Anael Delice, D.O. Family Medicine

Nathan Fairbourn, D.O. OB-GYN

Melissa Gott, D.O. Colon and Rectal Surgery

Riyadh Hammod, M.D. Gastroenterology

Emily Harris, M.D. General Surgery

Patrick Ho, D.O. Pulmonology

Harish Kakkilaya, M.D.

Bariatric Surgery

Paul Kouyoumdji, M.D. Pediatrics

Chase Kriza, D.O. General Surgery

Michael Levy, M.D. Orthopedic Surgeon

Catherine Mavroudis, M.D. General Surgery

Charles McCann, M.D. General Surgery

Amanda Mirmanesh, D.O. OB-GYN

Gerald Orlando, D.O. Family Medicine

Clarissa Ortiz, M.D. Family Medicine

Paul Osterdahl, D.O. OB-GYN

Shawna Reigel, M.D. Family Medicine

Nicholas Ro y, D.O. Pulmonology

Kimberly Selwood, M.D. Family Medicine

Glenda Smith, M.D. Radiation Oncology

Daniel Timmerman, D.O. General Surgery

Joseph Tropea, D.O. Medical Oncology

Antonio Velasco, D.O. Pulmonology

Julia Youssef, M.D. OB/GYN

New Facilities

Inspira Medical Center Mannington

On October 1, Inspira finalized the integration of Salem Medical Center into the system, marking a significant milestone. Now named Inspira Medical Center Mannington, the hospital allows Inspira to offer high-quality care to more community members.

Inspira Medical Group Pediatrics Salem

With the acquisition of Salem Medical Center, Inspira also welcomed our first and only pediatrics practice—Inspira Medical Group Pediatrics Salem.

Autism Diagnostic Center at Inspira Health Center Woodbury

Inspira opened the region’s first Autism Diagnostic Center in the fall, which addresses South Jersey’s critical need for autism spectrum diagnostic services. The center uses a multidisciplinary approach to diagnose and serve as a resource to patients as young as 4 years old and their families.

Designated Voluntary Behavioral Health Unit at Inspira Health Center Bridgeton

In the fall, we expanded our behavioral health services at Inspira Health Center Bridgeton with a new Designated Voluntary Behavioral Health Unit. This unit has 19 voluntary beds for adults and focuses on stabilizing patients’ behavioral health needs.

Other facilities that opened this year include:

Inspira Medical Group Bariatric Surgery Swedesboro

Inspira Medical Group Orthopedics Woolwich

Inspira Medical Group Neurosurgery Vineland

Inspira Medical Group Podiatry Vineland

Inspira Medical Group

Primary Care Woodstown

Inspira Medical Group

Primary Care Pennsville

Inspira Medical Group

Gastroenterology Vineland

Inspira Medical Group

General Surgery Salem

New Technology

First Catheter-directed Thrombectomy

Inspira Medical Center Vineland introduced a new minimally invasive procedure to remove blood clots on an urgent basis: catheter-directed thrombectomy. This procedure has been shown to decrease both short-term and long-term effects of pulmonary embolism compared to standard treatment options.

Intelligent Automation for Critical Care Chart Alerts

Inspira Medical Center Mullica Hill implemented digital workers to review patient charts and determine who might be eligible for critical care management. In the first three months, the digital workers reviewed an average of 6,000 charts per month. In turn, our health care professionals were able to refer over 1,000 new patients to the critical care management program. This technology is not aimed at replacing health care professionals but freeing them up to focus on patient care by automating routine tasks.

Virtual Nurse Pilot

Inspira Medical Center Vineland launched a 12-week Virtual Nursing Pilot program in late October. This program involves a combination of virtual and in-person care professionals providing patient care. Virtual nurses working from a command center focus on the admission and discharge process as well as patient education, while in-person nurses focus on bedside shift assignments.

New Residency Programs

Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Residency

This year, we introduced a new Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation residency program at Inspira Medical Center Mullica Hill. This program allows clinicians to develop the skills they need to become successful physiatrists.

Psychiatry Residency

Inspira Medical Center Vineland introduced a Psychiatry residency program that builds on graduate medical education to prepare clinicians to provide advanced patient care and earn academic or other specialized positions along with board certification in psychiatry.

New Partnerships

AMI at Inspira

On June 12, we launched a partnership with Atlantic Medical Imaging (AMI) and Regional Diagnostic Imaging (RDI) at nine existing outpatient imaging locations across South Jersey. This venture allows Inspira to increase access to care, schedule studies more quickly, expand services and enhance the patient experience for all our patients.

Cooper and Inspira Neuroscience

Building on the success of Cooper and Inspira Cardiac Care, we announced another partnership between our health systems in July. Cooper and Inspira Neuroscience aims to improve local access to a comprehensive range of advanced neuroscience care, including surgical and nonsurgical services related to the brain, spinal cord and central nervous system.

Healing at Home with SENA Health

Inspira partnered with SENA Health to launch Healing at Home, an initiative that allows patients with certain diagnoses to receive care at home instead of in the hospital.

Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging

Inspira continues its journey to foster a culture of diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging (DEIB) for patients, employees, and everyone who crosses our threshold. Priorities this year included assessing the DEIB landscape and defining the work moving forward.

We partnered with the Exeter Group in early 2023 to help provide a comprehensive DEIB assessment using evidence-based and integrated data collection methods. Using surveys, interviews and focus groups, we heard from over 1,000 team members about what it is like to work at Inspira. The extensive assessment results will be used to inform the 2024 DEIB work plan.

To give staff a voice in this important work, we launched a DEIB Council to help drive organizational goals and priorities. The council is representative of our entire workforce— comprehensive of department, location and more.

We are looking forward to strengthening our commitment to DEIB in 2024 by continuing to enhance the employee and patient experience and improve the health and well-being of our community.

Awards and Recognition

Inspira was recognized by the following awards and organizations in 2023:

Leapfrog

• Inspira Medical Centers Elmer, Mullica

Hill and Vineland received “A” Hospital Safety Grades for Spring 2023

• Inspira Medical Centers Elmer, Mullica

Hill and Vineland received “A” Hospital Safety Grades for Fall 2023

American Heart Association

Mission: Lifeline ® EMS Gold

New Jersey Department of Health

Antimicrobial Stewardship Recognition

Program: Gold Steward

VigiLanz named the Inspira Medical Center

Mullica Hill retail pharmacy the 2023 Vigi Awards Rising Star

Acenda Institute of Health Innovation 2023 Momentum Award for Partnership

The Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery Accreditation and Quality Improvement Program ® accredited Inspira Medical Centers Mullica Hill and Vineland as Comprehensive Centers of Excellence

The Cardiac Intensive Care Unit (ICU) and Progressive Care Unit (PCU) at Inspira Medical Center Vineland earned the American Association of Critical Care Nurses (AACN) gold-level Beacon Award for Excellence

Inspira Medical Center Elmer earned re-designation from Baby-Friendly USA for the second year in a row

The Organization of Nurse Leaders of New Jersey (ONL NJ) presented Nursing Leadership Awards to two Inspira clinical leaders:

• 2023 Administrative Supervisor: Barbara Conicello, R.N.

• 2023 Aspiring Nurse Leader: Brittany Knestaut, R.N.

American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) Magnet ® and Pathway to Excellence ® re-designations

New Jersey Department of Health 2023 Community Star

Inspira Medical Center Elmer was included in Women’s Choice Award ® lists including:

• 100 Best Hospitals for Patient Experience

• Best Hospitals for Patient Safety

• Best Hospitals for Orthopedics

Top Doctor Awards

• Jersey’s Best Cancer Care Top Docs

• SJ Magazine Top Docs

• SJ Magazine Top Docs for Kids

• South Jersey Magazine Top Docs

• SJ Magazine Top Female Doctors

• South Jersey Magazine Top Physicians for Women

• Suburban Family Magazine 5 Star Physicians

• Philadelphia Magazine 2023 Top Doctors

• New Jersey Monthly Top Docs

Philadelphia Inquirer 2023 Philadelphia Top Workplace

NJ Advanced Media 2023 New Jersey Top Workplace

COLLABORATING FOR Philanthropy

All Heart Campaign

In 2023, the Foundation completed the All Heart campaign, which raised $2.5 million to expand Inspira Health’s cardiology services and provide a high-quality patient experience to all South Jersey residents. Thank you to the generous supporters of this campaign.

Signature Events

On May 15, the annual Golf Classic was held at Tavistock Country Club and raised more than $218,000. The following month, the Grand Gala, held at the Borgata Hotel and Spa in Atlantic City, raised more than $622,000. In early fall, the Golf Tournament at the Seaview Hotel and Golf Club raised more than $330,000.

Employee Giving Campaign

In 2023, more than 1,350 members of the Inspira team supported the Foundation, raising a total of $518,545. Of those employee donors, 660 participated during the 2023 “ALL in!” Employee Giving Campaign, which runs annually from the first week of September to Giving Tuesday following Thanksgiving.

Deborah F. Sager Memorial Fund

The Deborah F. Sager Memorial Fund, part of Inspira Health Foundation, has a goal of enhancing the delivery of health care to children in the region. The fund has donated more than $800,000 to the Deborah F. Sager Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at Inspira Medical Center Vineland. As the fund continues to grow, its impact becomes more significant in supporting the vital needs of children.

2023 Foundation-Funded Projects

Inspira Health Foundation funds are dedicated to supporting our patients, advancing technology, funding facility enhancements and enriching the health and wellness of our community. Below are a few of the projects Foundation funds supported in 2023:

• Art therapy

• Clothing for discharged patients

• Weighted blanket therapy research

• Joey bands to support the “Eat, Sleep, Console” method of newborn care

• Infusion recliners for the Leading-Edge Cancer Center at Inspira Medical Center Mullica Hill

• Trauma response nurse recovery program

• Blanket warmer for dialysis patients

At-A-Glance

30,152

182,182 Emergency Room Visits

1,384 Medical Staff Members

3,170

Births

Admissions Employees

704 Licensed Beds

391 Volunteers

2023 Financial Update

REVENUE

35% Med icare

23% Blue Cr oss

20% Commer cial and Other Managed Care

16% Med icaid

4% Self P ay and Other

1% CARES Act Stimulus F unds

1% Charit y Care and Other State Subsidies

EXPENSES

45% Salaries and Wages

30% Supplies and Oth er Expenses

8,162

12% Employee Health and Welfare

8% Depr eciation and Amortization

4% Phy sician Fees

2% Interest