2022 Foundation Annual Philanthropy Report

ANNUAL 2022 PHILANTHROPY REPORT

INSPIRA HEALTH, INC. BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Chair: Ronald G. Rossi

Vice Chair: Elizabeth A. Ryan, Esq.

Secretary: Herbert J. Konrad

Treasurer: Harry E. Hearing

President & CEO: Amy B. Mansue

Virna Alexander

James M. Bonner, D.O.

Pamela S. Clark

Zenaida Cobián, Ed.D.

Dawn E. Flitcraft

Jeffrey George

Dante G. Germano

Robert L. Hickok

Hugh J. McCaffrey

Michael A. McLaughlin

Toni Pergolin

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Chair: James M. Bonner, D.O.

Vice Chair: Herbert J. Konrad

Secretary/Treasurer: Pamela S. Clark

President & CEO: Amy B. Mansue

Michael C. DiMarino, M.D.

Glenn M. Dragon, M.D.

Dawn E. Flitcraft

Hugh J. McCaffrey

Ronald G. Rossi

Elizabeth A. Ryan, Esq.

Shelly O. Schneider, Ed.D.

Matthew J. Warner, M.D.

Andrew P. Zinn, M.D..

Chair: Gary Galloway

Vice Chair: Robert N. Odorizzi

Secretary: Christopher Eastlack

Treasurer: Genevieve E. Witt

Emeritus Trustee: Beth N. Barry

Emeritus Trustee: Shirley Bierbrunner

Robert A. Conner

Sandra D’Onofrio

Kevin R. Gibala

William M. Gruccio

Michael Husband

Carolyn D. King-Sammons

Hunter Kintzing

Robin L. Love,

Welcome

Thanks to you and countless others, 2022 exceeded our expectations.

We were finally able to get back into the community, meet one-to-one with more of our philanthropic partners, and see the impact that your contributions have made on our patients and community. Today, we are here to share that impact with you!

Feeling this contagious energy has fueled our fire and recommitted us to the mission of Inspira Health Foundation – to create programs and services that support Inspira’s patients, advance cutting-edge technology, and fund facility enhancements to enrich the health and wellness of our community.

We are honored to share that in 2022, more than 1,990 donors have invested nearly $3.3 million into Inspira Health. These contributions can be seen at work across the Southern New Jersey region in our cancer programs, educational scholarships, neonatal care services, and in our behavioral health expansion efforts. Additionally, we welcome more than 670 new donors to our Inspira Health family, and ensure you that your gift is already at work helping to create a healthier South Jersey community.

We celebrate you, our Inspira Health Foundation philanthropic partners, and thank you for taking an active role to help guarantee that the highest quality care is available right here in your backyard. Because of your commitment and support, our community is continuously reaching new health care milestones.

Thank you, again, for making Inspira Health one of your philanthropic priorities. Together, we are making a significant difference right here in South Jersey.

Peter A. Kaprielyan Senior Vice President and Chief Development Officer

Gary Galloway Foundation Board Chair

YEAR IN REVIEW 2022

Inspira Medical Center Mullica Hill receives license to provide elective PCI procedures to patients

JANUARY 18

Rowan College of South Jersey and Inspira Health: bringing excellence in patient care to South Jersey

APRIL 28

Inspira Health receives $50,000 from Bill Bottino Cancer Foundation, totaling more than $550,000 to date

MAY 17

Century Savings Bank has been making miracles happen for a decade at Deborah F. Sager Neonatal Intensive Care Unit

MARCH 31

Golf Classic at Tavistock Country Club

MAY 16

JUNE 4

Grand Gala at WaterWorks

JUNE 29

Inspira Medical Center Vineland receives license to provide elective PCI procedures to patients

Inspira Health LIFE director of quality and patient safety receives 2022 Innovation in Elder Services Award

JULY 8

AUGUST 31

SEPTEMBER 7

OCTOBER 8

Inspira

OCTOBER Foundation donates Vineland office space to create endoscopy suite 28

OCTOBER

Paz Family Pavilion dedication at Inspira Medical Center Mullica Hill 10

Inspira Health adds Salem Medical Center, an affiliate of Inspira Health, to its comprehensive health care system

DECEMBER 16

Inspira Medical Center Mullica Hill introduces robotic navigation system for spine surgery

AUGUST 5 Dedication of the Nykola and Alyce Kudla Nursing Education Scholarship

Health celebrates 10th anniversary of Deborah F. Sager Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU)

JULY 21 Inspira Medical Center Mullica Hill celebrates 100th elective PCI

Golf Tournament at Seaview Hotel & Golf Club

2022 FUNDED PROJECTS & INITIATIVES

As a highly reliable organization, Inspira is committed to providing our patients with the full continuum of care… but philanthropy enables us to do MORE.

Philanthropy allows us to go above and beyond to address the health care needs of patients in our region. Contributions to Inspira Health Foundation help to create programs and services that support our patients, advance cutting-edge

technology, and fund facility enhancements to enrich the health and wellness of our community.

In 2022, more than 1,990 philanthropic partners invested nearly $3.3 million through the Foundation to support the mission of Inspira Health. Together through philanthropy, we were able to support projects and initiatives such as these in our community.

Simulab Central Venous Catheterization Training Model

Emergency Department at Inspira Medical Center Mullica Hill – This equipment provides enhanced training tools for emergency department medical residents, allowing them to train on and earn certification in autonomous central line placement. This expedites care when time is critical and enhances the level of care our physicians are able to provide to the community we serve.

Adult Activity Books for Patients

Guest Services at Inspira Medical Centers Mullica Hill, Vineland, and Elmer – The Foundation funded an assortment of activity books, coloring books, and colored pencils to have when patients contact Volunteer/Guest Services requesting something to do.

Giraffe Infant Incubator

Maternal Child Health at Inspira Medical Center Mullica Hill – These isolette beds enable our clinicians to provide care for infants while maintaining the baby’s body temperature. There was only one of these giraffe beds in the unit. Funding another one allows the team to provide more of this quality care to infants.

Furniture for the Zen Den

Outside the Deborah F. Sager Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at Inspira Medical Center Vineland – The implementation of mindful meditation and opening of a meditation room has improved this unit’s patient interactions and decreased their errors. This can also be measured in our employee engagement scores as staff have been asking for a meditation room.

Mindfulness Bathroom

Cardiac Progressive Care Unit at Inspira Medical Center Vineland – With the success of the mindfulness rooms, nursing council members decided that it would be beneficial to adapt the same concept to the staff bathroom. Depending on the day’s stressors, staff only have time for a quick bathroom break and feel the Mindfulness room would take an extra effort on their part to be used. The idea behind the concept of the Mindfulness bathroom is that it will provide the same calming environment to help reduce staff stress levels with less effort.

Bereavement Resources

Network-wide – Contributed to the newly developed bereavement packets to be given to families of those who pass in one of our facilities.

pH Testing

Inspira Medical Center Mullica Hill (available network-wide for patients) – Expanding GI services, to include pH testing - the standard to confirm a gastroesophageal reflux disease, as well as determine the severity and duration of the disease. Previously patients requiring this test needed to seek care elsewhere, as it was not an available service in our network.

Sponge Detection Initiative

ORs and Labor & Delivery Units at Inspira Medical Centers Mullica Hill, Vineland, and Elmer – Acquired new technology that assists with the elimination of retained sponges, a constant concern nationwide in all surgical areas. This technology allows patients to be scanned prior to closing the surgical site to provide confirmation that all sponges have been removed from the surgical site.

Decreasing Patient Stress

Adult Behavioral Health at Inspira Health Center Woodbury — To decrease stress levels of voluntary patients in the Behavioral Health Unit, team members proposed incorporating aromatherapy oils and diversionary crafting projects. Staff members are measuring patients’ engagement and stress levels before and after project implementation.

Thank you for supporting projects and initiatives such as these in our community!

EVENTS

After two years of foregoing our Grand Gala due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we were thrilled to have all our signature events back on the calendar in 2022! We even tried one of the fastest-growing sports in the nation with our inaugural Pickleball Tournament!

On June 4, the Foundation welcomed back its Grand Gala at Water Works, which raised more than $525,000. Thank you to our presenting sponsor, Archer Law.

On May 16, the Golf Classic, held annually at Tavistock Country Club, exceeded expectations by raising more than $175,000.

On September 7, the Golf Tournament at Seaview Hotel and Golf Club raised more than $250,000.

To close out a year of outstanding events, on October 22, the Foundation hosted its inaugural Pickleball Tournament at Total Turf Experience, which raised more than $18,000.

KINDNESS IS CONTAGIOUS

Expressing gratitude is an integral part of a patient’s healing process. Recognizing and acknowledging that gratitude lets the patient and their family know that we have listened, and we appreciate their thoughtfulness! And when care teams receive patients’ gratitude, it makes them feel better about the jobs they are doing.

Throughout this report you will see messages from Inspira Health patients that are grateful for the care they received. These messages are shared with the care teams so they know the impact they have made on a patient or a patient’s family. Your support creates this high-quality care experience that our patients are so thankful for.

Michelle K. Thank you so much to Dr. Kulkarni, Dr. Roy, and Dr. Fanelle. You have been so amazing, kind, compassionate, and patient during my whole cancer journey. I appreciate the three of you more than you could imagine. I would also like to thank all the nurses and staff at the cancer pavilion for being so kind and generous to me. Your job does not go unnoticed. I am so grateful that I chose Inspira for my health care journey. I could not thank you enough for everything.

Andrea K. In January, a nodule was found in my breast, and I was told I needed a biopsy. Nurse Kelly walked me through everything and explained it all as we went, and was even with me the day of the biopsy holding my hand. It made me feel so much more at ease and like I really mattered. She is truly a caring person.

Mary Jane S. All the staff at the East Vineland Urgent Care was top notch! Checking in was easy, the Medical Assistant was very nice, and Dr. Bliss was so pleasant. I received my flu diagnosis promptly, and my medication order was quickly sent to my pharmacy. Thank you for great care!

ALL HEART CAMPAIGN UPDATE

Since we launched the All Heart campaign last year to support the expansion of Inspira Health’s cardiology care, we have reached milestones both on a clinical front and as a fundraising campaign!

In January Inspira Medical Center Mullica Hill received its license to provide elective percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI), and Inspira Medical Center Vineland’s license followed shortly after in June. By July, Inspira Medical Center Mullica Hill’s cardiac catheterization team was gathering to celebrate its 100th elective PCI performance. In just a few months, this team had provided proactive and potentially life-saving cardiac care to more than 100 patients, demonstrating a clear need for this procedure within the community.

Thank you to our philanthropic partners who have contributed more than $1.8 million toward the network-wide All Heart campaign. With your support, we are expanding Inspira’s breadth of cardiac services across our system to ensure community members have access to life-enhancing – and often life-saving – care close to their homes.

A MESSAGE FROM THE CAMPAIGN CHAIR

We probably all know someone who has been affected by heart disease… maybe a family member, a friend, or even yourself! After all, it is the leading cause of death in our country.

I was honored to share my story in the 2021 Annual Report of Giving, but I feel even luckier to be here today to share more about my cardiac journey – and boy, is it a journey.

In 2019 I had a stress test that revealed blockages in my coronary arteries, which were limiting blood flow to my heart. Dr. Kurt Kaulback suggested an elective PCI (to take place at Cooper University Hospital since it could not be done at the time within Inspira), where a stent would be placed to re-open my arteries. Soon after in 2020, symptoms began to resurface, and I underwent triple bypass open heart surgery at only 46 years old.

In 2021 it was announced that community hospitals – such as Inspira Health – could now provide non-emergent, elective PCI (the stent procedure I previously received at Cooper University Hospital). As a longtime supporter of Inspira Health, I was thrilled and jumped on board to help in any way I could. A few months later in early 2022, Inspira Medical Centers Mullica Hill and Vineland received their licenses to provide elective PCI – and I’m thankful they did. Because in September, I underwent another elective PCI, this time at Inspira Medical Center Mullica Hill. Everyone thinks “that will never happen to me”... I know I did! I was healthy and active, running 25 miles a week. I never thought that I would be here today, having had multiple stenting procedures and a triple bypass open heart surgery all before I’m 50.

I understand more than most just how essential it is to have access to high-quality cardiology services, because you truly never know when you or someone you love will need it.

With your support of the All Heart campaign, we will expand Inspira Health’s cardiology services — increasing accessibility to proactive and life-saving cardiac care within our community for your families, friends, neighbors, and patients of all ages!

Please consider making an investment in high-quality health care for our region. On behalf of Inspira Health, thank you in advance for your consideration.

Jeffrey George Community Member & All Heart Campaign Chair

A MESSAGE FROM OUR CEO

While we continue to face COVID-19 related challenges, 2022 will be remembered as the year that we began to emerge from the pandemic.

It was a year of growth and innovation for Inspira Health, as we implemented advanced procedures and technologies in cardiology, neurology, spinal surgery, oncology, physical therapy and more. We also saw tremendous growth of our residency program, with six new residency tracks, as we meet the needs of the health care industry both locally and at large.

We conducted a Community Health Needs Assessment, which gave us direction for our community focus points for 2023 and beyond. It reaffirmed how essential our community impact initiatives –such as Community Health Workers, mobile van screenings, and our Food Farmacy+ program – are in helping to deliver care to those who need it most.

We continued to expand services and staffing resources in our existing facilities, where we introduced more EMS locations, an endoscopy center at Vineland, a sleep center at Woolwich, a primary care location in Upper Deerfield and a LIFE center in Williamstown.

We also acquired a number of new locations to serve even more members of the South Jersey community, our biggest of which was Salem Medical Center, now an affiliate of Inspira Health. This partnership has allowed us to serve the residents of Salem County with additional health care resources and services. And we are continuing to broaden our reach as we work toward opening a new health center in Deptford and redeveloping our existing health center in Woodbury.

Through it all, patient safety was at the forefront, with our work in 2022 demonstrating the principles of high reliability day in and day out. We are creating programs around YOUR needs, and your support is making it happen.

There are still many milestones to recognize from the past year and much to look forward to in 2023. I want to thank our entire Inspira family for their professionalism, expertise, and dedication this year. I also want to thank our patients for trusting Inspira to care for you and your families.

Amy B. Mansue President and Chief Executive Officer

Chairman’s Club: $25,000+

Joseph C. and Milissa A. Cosgrove

F. Mark and Sandra D’Onofrio

Peter L. Galetto, Jr. and Jane M. Galetto

Gary and Elizabeth P. Galloway

James E. George, M.D., J.D. and Mary M. George

Herbert J. and Leslie J. Konrad

Amy B. Mansue

Bertha C. Miller*

Visionaries Club:

$10,000 - $24,999

James M. Bonner, D.O. and Cyndi Bonner

Douglas Congdon and Robin L. Love, V.M.D.

Darrell Doremus

Marc E. Flores, D.O.

Dante G. and Diana Germano

Christopher R. Gibson, Esq. and Lisa Y. Gibson

Kurt W. Kaulback, M.D. and Maria C. Kaulback

Warren E. and Jennifer L. Moore

Robert A. Penza

Salvatore A. Pipitone, Jr.

Ronald G. and Bonita L. Rossi

Gayle Rowan Erickson

David W. and Regina A. Surdam

*Deceased

The Journey of Life is a passionate and committed group of supporters made up of patients, physicians, employees, corporations, foundations, and community members who have created a lasting impact on the health care of our community. Their philanthropic leadership improves the lives of all Inspira Health serves and ensures our South Jersey region has all its health care needs fulfilled.

The Inspirator Society is Inspira Health’s annual giving society that proudly recognizes those who have given a charitable amount of $250 or more to any fund within the calendar year (1/1/2022 – 12/31/2022).

Founders Club:

$5,000 - $9,999

Edward and Beth N. Barry

Dominick P. Baruffi, II and Donna M. Baruffi

Robert G. Buono, Sr.

James and Jennifer A. Burns

Robert A. and Paula Conner

Matthew K. Doonan, Esq. and Diane Doonan

Glenn M. Dragon, M.D. and Gail D. Dragon

Jeffrey and Valerie L. George

Harry E. and Sandra K. Hearing

Michael and Stephenie Husband

David M. and Nicole M. Johnson

Herbert Konrad, Jr.

The Pergolin Family

Rick and Cheryl Ricciardi

Michael M. Rossi, III and Penny H. Sager Rossi

Bona Scarpa

Kathleen M. Scullin

Simant K. Shah, M.D. and Tanvi Shah

John J. Sheridan, III and Elizabeth Sheridan

Deborah A. Wallace-Long

Mei Yeung

David and Kathleen Yhlen

Inspira Health Foundation Donates Former Office

Space to Build Vineland Endoscopy Suite

In October, Inspira Health hosted an open house for its new outpatient endoscopy center, located in the Medical Office Building on its Vineland campus. With the new center open, most patients requiring an outpatient upper endoscopy or colonoscopy will experience the convenience and efficiency of a true outpatient experience. Prior to its opening, these studies and treatments were performed in the hospital’s endoscopy suite.

In support of the new center, Inspira Health Foundation donated the ownership of its former office space (two full suites) to the project. This generous donation reduced the cost of the project and allowed the center to be located in the existing Medical Office Building, which is adjacent to Inspira Medical Center Vineland.

Laurie S. I cannot possibly select just one Inspira Health Care Hero, since I have had the good fortune of interacting with so many wonderful individuals here since my breast cancer diagnosis in March. The physicians, nurses, and support staff all have so much knowledge and compassion, which they continually share with me each visit. Every one of them has helped make the most difficult year of my life a little bit brighter. I researched and visited several other hospital systems after my diagnosis, and each one made me feel even more confident in choosing Inspira for my treatment. Thank you all from the bottom of my heart for the care you have provided me during the scariest time in my life.

YOUR IMPACT BY THE NUMBERS 2022 FINANCIAL OVERVIEW

*excludes

1,992

ALLOCATION OF FUNDS

Inspira Health Cardiology Services

Inspira Medical Centers Mullica Hill & Woodbury

Inspira Medical Centers Vineland, Elmer & Bridgeton

Greatest Impact at Inspira

Inspira Health Cancer Care

Employee Education, Research and Support Other Community Health and Wellness

Maternal and Child Health

Employee-Identified Projects

$1,457,204.79

$687,647.00

$223,367.18

$208,164.80

$196,859.75

$155,980.83

$120,206.46

$114,074.24

$103,386.00

$28,896.95

$3,295,788.00

*excludes pledges & gifts-in-kind

Your contributions support Inspira Health in building a healthier community every day.

28,416 Admissions

3,183 Births

173,008 Emergency Room Visits

671 Licensed Beds

Your continued support is an investment in the future health care of your family, your friends, and even yourself.

Champions Club: $1,000 - $4,999

Megan C. Allain

Charles H. Antinori, M.D.

Enakshi Bajpai, D.O.

Thomas P. and Colleen Baldosaro

Jody S. Beach

Lisa L. Blystone

Gregory Breen, M.D.

Matthew W. and Megan Brown

Marc Brownstein

Loretta J. Carter

Luke E. and Ashley L. Colone

Gregory and Barbara A. Conicello

James S. Cooper

Nicholas R. Dalsey, Jr. and Casey Dalsey

M. Scott Dawson, M.D. and Kelly M. McWilliams

Hanshi Deshbandhu

Benjamin D. DiJoseph, D.O. and Amy DiJoseph

Joseph Dructor

Mary T. Fanning

Anthony and Stacey Fanucci

Charlotte B. Ferrarie

Robert and Marlene Fischer

Gary E. and Sandra T. Forosisky

Dawn Gelsi-Collins

Kevin R. and Bethany Gibala

Susanne N. Giorgio

Owen J. Giryluk

Joanne R. Gittone

Fazlollah Golestaneh, M.D. and Regina Golestaneh

Michael G. and Nina M. Halpin

Thomas R. Healy*

Robert Hickok and Elizabeth Azari

Jon L. and Nancy Hollenweger

Peter A. and Amelia Polites Kaprielyan

William B. and Kelly Keen

Lawrence M. Keller*

*Deceased

Robert W. and Dolores Kerslake

Ann Koeppe

Mitchell N. Kotler, M.D. and Cyndee Kotler

Samuel G. Kramer and Elizabeth A. Ryan, Esq.

Alyce Kudla

Paul M. and Denise B. Lambrecht

George N. Levari

Velda S. Levitsky*

Steven Linn, M.D.

Adrienne L. Lugo

Rudolph A. Luisi

Andrew Mayer and Judy Mayer, Esq.

JoAnn A. McGettigan

Anneliese K. McMenamin

Thomas F. Moccia, D.O. and Stephanie Moccia, D.O.

Per M. Montero-Pearson, M.D. and Consuelo R. Montero

David and Robin Moore

Ken* and Carol A. Mosley

Alfred and Denise Nicolosi

Thomas J. and Janine Pacek

Farooq Padder, M.D. and Tahseen Malik, M.D.

Lawrence A. Pepper, Jr. and Lynn Pepper

George and Donna M. Perez

Al’Asia E. Powell

Joseph C. Pustizzi, Jr.

Donald and Beth Anne Rambo

Chris Reber

Matthew W. Reighn

Edwin and Gail A. Rodriguez

Sabrina M. Romean

Scott B. Rosenberg, M.D. and Lauren Rosenberg

Albert Rundio, Ph.D. and Sadie Rundio

Maureen J. Sacchetti

John M. and Nicole Saffioti

Edward H. Salmon, Ed.D and Marilyn Salmon

Jonathan M. Sammons and Carolyn D. King-Sammons

John F. and Jana Scarpa

George J. Scheibal

Stephen W. Schneider and Shelly O. Schneider, Ed.D.

Edward A. and Kathleen A. Schultes

Jack M. Shields, M.D.

Robert and Sharon Slavic

Gus J. Slotman, M.D. and Kathleen Slotman

Margaret D. Soucek, P.T., D.P.T.

Lester M. and Susan M. Speero

Dane M. Spoltore and Terri L. Spoltore, Ph.D.

Joseph F. and Gail M. Stevenson

Lydia Stockman

Rama R. Sudhindra, M.D. and Poornima Sudhindra

Theresa Tallarida

Andrew Trom, D.O. and Kristen Trom, D.O.

Marvin and Emily Turnure

Ashfaque A. Unwala, M.D. and Nafisa Unwala

Jeremy W. and April M. Venable

John A. Vergari, Jr., M.D. and Barbara A. Vergari

Ryan J. and Sara Waddington

Scott E. Wagner, M.D. and Jodee Wagner

Robin A. Walton

Michael J. Vagner and Evelyn Balogun-Vagner, M.D.

Mark E. Vogeding and Karen L. West Vogeding

Nicole Wilson

Genevieve E. Witt

Ken Zanghi

Ambassadors Club: $500 - $999

Samantha V. Abate, Ph.D.

Michael Armento

Robert Beach, M.D.

Richard C. and Ellen W. Bellamente

Frank B. and Dianna R. Bender

Robert P. and Anita T. Brady

Robert and Judith Browne

David A. Bundens, M.D. and Constance Bundens

Lynda Carbone

Macleod Carre and Robert N. Odorizzi

James A. and Pamela S. Clark

Michael Colleluori

Christine M. Connor

Russell and Donna S. Cooper

Donald W. and Mary Ann Copeland

James R. Costello, II

Glenn M. Davila and Joanne Connor

Patricia L. Deininger

Michael C. DiMarino, M.D. and Michelle DiMarino

David Eveland

Robin F. Fey

Michael Flatley, D.P.M.

William and Dawn Flitcraft

Laura Goss

Veronica N. Of all the wonderful care I have received during my cancer treatment, Megan’s stands out. You have not only handled practical things like medicines and getting the pre-surgery primary care requirement covered, but you have also been there to listen to my concerns, and sometimes just general ramblings. Thank you for being there, and for being you.

Expanding the Community Health Worker Program

Stephanie Green

William M. and Courtney Gruccio

Sharon Grusemeyer

Gregory E. Herman, M.D. and Meg Herman

Donna M. Hullihen

Thomas M. Jamison

Robert and Donna M. Jones

William C. and Michelle Kirtsos

Dennis Labo and Carol A. DeSanto

Josh Y. and Tracey A. Leer

Toni L. MacFerren

Mark and Michelle Marshall

James R. and Patricia A. Matlock

Michael A. and Linda L. McLaughlin

Robert Mizia

Scott Muscarella

James T. and Vanessa S. O’Connell

Hernando Perez

Shirley A. Peterson

Michael P. Ein

Daniel L. and Adel M. Flint

Richard and Judith K. Fogg

Debbie Franceschini

William Furdyna

Barbara Garrett

Jeffrey T. Gibson, M.D. and Donna P. Gibson

Anthony M. Giorgio

Cosmo A. Giovinazzi, III and Donna Giovinazzi

Scott and Anne Goodman

Colette J. Goranson

Mary Beth Grotti

Kathleen M. Hart

Tonya M. Heaton

Beth A. Henderson

Nauveed Iqbal, M.D. and Umber Iqbal

Elizabeth Keller

Denise A. Kemp

Thomas Kerr

Many of the health outcomes we see in our communities are influenced by factors other than clinical care. These non-clinical factors that influence a health outcome are called social determinants of health, and can be economic, environmental, and/or social conditions such as lack of housing, access to transportation, or food insecurity.

Inspira is committed to addressing our region’s social determinants of health, and is doing so by implementing Community Health Workers in regions of the greatest at-risk needs. To do so requires a long term commitment to working with members of the community where they often receive care, in one of Inspira’s primary care offices. This long term approach begins with creating pilot programs which build on lessons learned and establishing supportive technology to optimize the potential for connecting with other community based organizations.

The major function of the Community Health Worker is to act as a caring neighbor to help patients address the social, medical, and community problems that lead to poor health. The goal is to help patients deal with the ‘real life’ issues that keep them from staying healthy, help with the tasks of getting medical care, and work on health goals by doing things like planning healthy meals or finding time to exercise.

In 2023, through generous support by Peter and Jane Galetto, Inspira will be launching a pilot Community Health Worker program in Millville for all patients, regardless of insurance status.

Katharine A. Pfleger

Joseph A. Piccolo

Bonnie B. Price

Paul J. Ragone, Jr. and Kathy D. Ragone

Tony S. Reed, M.D.

Jay F. Reed, Jr.

Eugene P. Sager, D.M.D. and Ellen Sager

Jason M. and Aileen G. Seigfried

Michael Shimp

Michele Spinowitz

Mark Sussman, D.O. and Donna Sussman

Edward G. and Robin L. Taylor

Kelly A. Tondo

Laurie Trongone

Luis A. Wallace and Mary Jane Pitman

Stephanie M. Walker

James P. Walsh

Ryan Weid

Michele Zucconi

Innovators Club: $250 - $499

Joseph A. and Regina A. Alessandrini

Christine M. Aquilino

Susan E. Arango

Ruth Bash

Kevin J. Beal

Joanne I. Bechtold

Francois J. and Colleen Bodhuin

Noel M. Buchanan

Brett S. and Tashia N. Clendaniel

Zenaida Cobián, Ed.D

Richard and Marie Colasante

Anna R. Conover

Marilyn Creamer

Franklin R. Cremeens, Sr.

Joseph E. and Tracey L. Decker

Joseph J. Derella

Shelley M. DiGiovanni

Edward F. and Shannon Dix

Robert Dougan

Camelia East

Peter Larocco

Laurie A. Magargal

Mercy V. Malickel

Joan Marron

Randall H. and Darlene J. Marshall

Alice Ann McDermott

Jason R. McMullen

Stanley Michalski

Beth R. Nazer

Bac X. Nguyen, M.D. and Linh K. Nguyen

Robert Ocasio, M.D.

Marybeth Parker

Yaniris M. Patton

Julia L. Powers

Patricia A. Ragone

Jill Reagle

Sherry L. Remy

Theodore Ridgway, Jr. and Sally A. Ridgway

William J. and Christine Roller

Alicia A. Rossi

George E. and Betsey Rossi

Paul Rotkovitz and Susan L. Speranza

Alan P. Sacks, D.D.S.

Tracy L. Sansweet

Richard M. and Ana M. Saull

Tammy A. Scovern

Jeffrey M. and Beth Semler

Mario Sergi, Jr. and Patricia Sergi

William and Judith M. Sickler

Paul B. and Jennifer Simon

Ronald and Mary E. Sinclair

Katherine Sipe

Donna P. Spross

Nicholas S. and Diane J. Susiak

Debbie L. Thelen

Susan K. Vanatta

Diane A. Wall

Anna May J. Weichman

Nicole L. Weyermann

Ulrich E. and Therese Weyermann

John J. and Chrstine M. Zappile

Donna M. Zitkevitz

The Evergreen Society recognizes those whose cumulative lifetime giving has reached extraordinary levels to help secure the future of health care for the southern New Jersey region.

1899 Club: $100,000+

Thomas P. and Colleen Baldosaro

Kevin G. Barber, D.O.

James M. Bonner, D.O. and Cyndi Bonner

Bernard A.* and Shirlee Brown

Robert G. Buono, Sr.

Robert J. Burke

Joseph C. and Milissa A. Cosgrove

Nicholas R. Dalsey, D.O. and Pamela Dalsey

Frank J. DeMaio, M.D.* and Grace DeMaio*

John A. and June G. DiAngelo

F. Mark and Sandra D’Onofrio

Robert E. and Jeanne S. Florentine

Peter L. Galetto, Jr. and Jane M. Galetto

James E. George, M.D., J.D. and Mary M. George

Herbert J. and Leslie J. Konrad

Amy B. Mansue

Thomas J. and Janine Pacek

Joseph C. Pustizzi, Jr.

Ronald G. and Bonita L. Rossi

Michael M. Rossi, III and Penny H. Sager Rossi

John J. Sheridan, III and Elizabeth Sheridan

Underwood Club: $50,000 - $99,999

Paul S. and Joyce Cooper

Matthew K. Doonan, Esq. and Diane Doonan

Charles A. Eck and Clare Sapienza-Eck

Gary and Elizabeth P. Galloway

Fazlollah Golestaneh, M.D. and Regina Golestaneh

William J. Hallissey

Carolyn S. Heckman

Chester B. and Patricia M. Kaletkowski

Kurt W. Kaulback, M.D. and Maria C. Kaulback

Mohit Mediratta, D.M.D. and Alka Kohli, M.D.

Velda S. Levitsky*

Steven Linn, M.D.

Michael A. and Linda L. McLaughlin

Lawrence J. and Suzanne H. Merighi

Mary E. Morie

Patrick B. and Bethanne Nolan

M. Todd and Susan L. Way

Frank D. Wilson, III

David and Kathleen Yhlen

Newcomb Club: $25,000 - $49,999

Gladwyn D. Baptist, M.D. and Nalida V. Baptist

Edward and Beth N. Barry

John C. and Jayme B. Bickings

James and Jennifer A. Burns

Eileen K. Cardile

Douglas Congdon and Robin L. Love, V.M.D.

Robert A. and Paula Conner

Robert M. D’Angel and Diana Brown

Charles R. Egoville, M.D.

Gregory J. and Bonnie Facemyer

Daniel S. Falasca, Jr. and Lisa Falasca

Eric V. Finkenstadt, M.D.

Edward J. Gallagher, M.D. and Mary Jo Gallagher

Dante G. and Diana Germano

Jeffrey and Valerie L. George

Christopher R. Gibson, Esq. and Lisa Y. Gibson

Owen J. Giryluk

Benjamin T.*and Mary Jane Griffith

Sharon Grusemeyer

Harry E. and Sandra K. Hearing

Michael and Stephenie Husband

Hugh J. and Patricia B. McCaffrey

Carl J. Minniti, Jr., M.D. and Irene Minniti

Ken* and Carol A. Mosley

David S. Murray

Gerald S. Packman, M.D. and Linda Packman

Darshan Patel and Jaymica Patel, M.D.

Robert A. Penza

Paul Perino, Jr. and Janet Perino

Eugene P. Sager, D.M.D. and Ellen Sager Wayne

G. and Patricia L. Schiffner

Edward A. and Kathleen A. Schultes

James M. and Joanne Seabrook

Simant K. Shah, M.D. and Tanvi Shah

Jack C. Sheppard, Jr. and Alice H. Sheppard Jack

M. Shields, M.D.

David S. Shields, M.D. and Theresa Shields Robert and Sharon Slavic

Dane M. Spoltore and Terri L. Spoltore, Ph.D. Rama

R. Sudhindra, M.D. and Poornima Sudhindra

Marvin and Emily Turnure

John A. Vergari, Jr., M.D. and Barbara A. Vergari

Ryan J. and Sara Waddington

Deborah A. Wallace-Long

Ingrid P. Warmuth, M.D.

John B. and Diane B. Whiteway

Inspira Health Celebrates 10th Anniversary of Deborah F. Sager

Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU)

Inspira Health and Nemours Children’s Health celebrated the 10th anniversary of the Deborah F. Sager Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at Inspira Medical Center Vineland with a carnival-themed reunion. NICU graduates and their family members, approximately 200 in all, attended the event and reunited with the nurses, neonatologists and others who cared for them during their earliest and most fragile days.

Anthony & Janice Thank you Dr. Aquilino for always being there and helping us with any issues we may have. The information you share is much appreciated and a guiding light for us both. Coming to visit you is like visiting a friend in a comfortable environment. We can talk to you about anything and know your guidance will always takes us down the right path. You are so deserving of this message of gratitude. Thank you so much for all that you do.

*Deceased

Goldenrod Club: 25+ Years

Edward and Beth N. Barry

Marilyn Creamer

Charles A. Eck and Clare Sapienza-Eck

Paul M. Lambrecht

Marvin and Emily Turnure

Lavender Club: 20-24 Years

Thomas P. and Colleen Baldosaro

Bruce and Brenda A. Benton

Patricia L. Deininger

Sharon M. Grusemeyer

Steven Linn, M.D.

Robert and Melody A. Montgomery

David and Robin Moore

Michael M. Rossi, III and Penny H. Sager Rossi

Jason M. and Aileen G. Seigfried

Mario Sergi, Jr. and Patricia Sergi

John J. Sheridan, III and Elizabeth Sheridan

Robert and Sharon Slavic

Dane M. Spoltore and Terri L. Spoltore, Ph.D.

Edward G. and Robin L. Taylor

Ingrid P. Warmuth, M.D.

Linda M. Watson

Peony Club: 15-19 Years

Gladwyn D. Baptist, M.D. and Nalida V. Baptist

Robert and Marlene Fischer

Richard and Judith K. Fogg

Owen J. Giryluk

Harry E. and Sandra K. Hearing

Jon L. and Nancy Hollenweger

Dennis Labo and Carol A. DeSanto

Mark and Michelle Marshall

James R. and Patricia A. Matlock

Thomas J. and Janine Pacek

Honoring Inspira Health’s most loyal philanthropic partners, the Perennial Society recognizes those who support Inspira consecutively within each calendar year (1/1 – 12/31). Gifts of all sizes and to any area of Inspira Health are recognized.

Joseph C. Pustizzi, Jr.

Matthew W. Reighn

Sabrina M. Romean

Eugene P. Sager, D.M.D. and Ellen Sager

Jack M. Shields, M.D.

Bonnie A. Smalley

Lester M. and Susan M. Speero

Jeremy W. and April M. Venable

Thomas F. and Jane E. Verba

Ryan J. and Sara Waddington

Daylily Club: 10-14 Years

Samantha V. Abate, Ph.D.

Joseph A. and Regina A. Alessandrini

John M. and Linda F. Ambrose

Andria F. Balicki

Sharon A. Basich

Joanne I. Bechtold

Frank B. Bender, Jr. and Dianna R. Bender

Lisa L. Blystone

Jennifer A. Bruno

Lynda J. Carbone

Gregory and Barbara A. Conicello

Russell and Donna S. Cooper

James R. Costello, II

Therese A. Daly

Angela M. Dare

Benjamin D. DiJoseph, D.O. and Amy DiJoseph

Camelia East

Kelea J. Exel

Lori P. Foster-Schaffer

Erika S. Friedman

Barbara Garrett

Joanne R. Gittone

Dawn S. Goffredo

Marcia C. Haaf

Jeffrey R. and Karen Harris

Debrah L. Hickman

David M. and Nicole M. Johnson

Peter A. and Amelia Polites Kaprielyan

Robert W. and Dolores Kerslake

Karling Lafond

George N. Levari

Trudi L. Maisano

Randall H. and Darlene J. Marshall

Hugh J. and Patricia B. McCaffrey

Matthew F. McCulloch and Carrie McCulloch, M.D.

Sharon M. Mead-Kates

Lawrence J. and Suzanne H. Merighi

Albert R. and Julie B. Morris

Ken* and Carol A. Mosley

Beth R. Nazer

Lawrence M. Neustadter, D.O. and Diane Neustadter

E. Glenn and Lynette Newkirk

Janet L. Nichols

Michael and Marilyn Patterson

Luis A. Wallace and Mary Jane Pitman

Paul J. Ragone, Jr. and Kathy D. Ragone

Sherry L. Remy

Theodore Ridgway, Jr. and Sally A. Ridgway

George M. Rodriguez

Edwin and Gail A. Rodriguez

Francisco Rodriguez and Jeanine P. Aussenberg-Rodriguez

William J. and Christine Roller

James and Susan Sauro

Tammy A. Scovern

Terry A. Seay

Ronald and Mary E. Sinclair

Brian J. Smith, Jr. and Deanna M. Smith

Charles K. Sonaliya

Jerry L. and Molly Tritt

Nicole Wilson

David and Kathleen Yhlen

South Jersey Woman Shares Breast Cancer Journey with Inspira Health by Her Side

Mullica Hill resident Missy Cosgrove took getting her annual mammograms very seriously—until the COVID-19 pandemic derailed her routine visits in 2020. In 2021, Missy received news she never thought she would hear… she had breast cancer. With her family, friends, and the team at Inspira’s Leading-Edge Cancer Center by her side, Missy faced her diagnosis head on. Today, she is in remission and hopes her story can be an inspiration to others.

In honor of Missy’s battle against cancer and the support she received from her care team, Missy and her husband Joe made a generous contribution toward Inspira Health’s cancer patient assistance efforts. These funds provide financial support to oncology patients for medical supplies, nutritional supplements, wigs, prescription co-pays, and more.

Thank you, Missy and Joe, for expressing your gratitude in a way that will benefit others.

Making an Impact, Leaving a Legacy

In their more than 40 years of marriage, Gary and Betty Galloway have done everything together as a team – including serving organizations they are passionate about, such as the local police departments, YMCA, and Inspira Health.

After decades of leadership and support, the two came to the Inspira Health Foundation team and expressed their interest in supporting the health care system’s neurological programs with a generous estate gift.

“We’ve witnessed, firsthand, the effects neurological diseases can have – we’ve experienced it with our own friends and family and have seen the toll it takes on their loved ones,” said Gary. He explained, “If we can help to ease the pain that even just one patient may experience and the grief their friends and family endure, our gift will be worth it.”

Estate gifts are an important and everlasting way to continue to advance causes you are passionate about and to enable your legacy to live on in service of your passions. Because of their generosity, Gary and Betty’s support of Inspira Health’s Neurology Department will benefit patients and their families suffering from debilitating neurological diseases right here in our community for years to come.

Sunflower Club: 5-9 Years

Donna J. Andrews

Veronica J. Atha

Pamela C. Austen

Enakshi Bajpai, D.O.

Cheryl L. Baker

Brandon G. and Aja Bardowsky

Colleen M. Barnett

Jody S. Beach

Faith C. Bennett

Mary L. Bloom

James and Marybeth Bodine

Gregory Breen, M.D.

Matthew W. and Megan Brown

Albert F. and Susan M. Brown

Robert and Judith Browne

Robin A. Bruno

Susan L. Brydges

Vanessa Burgos

Kirsten Burkhardt

Michael and Cynthia E. Calabrese

Macleod Carre and Robert N. Odorizzi

Mark Chapman

Donald E. Clendaniel, III

Kathleen Cohen

Luke E. and Ashley L. Colone

Douglas Congdon and Robin L. Love, V.M.D.

Robert A. and Paula Conner

Anna R. Conover

James S. Cooper

Donald W. and Mary Ann Copeland

Franklin R. Cremeens, Sr.

Francisco Crispin

Nicholas R. Dalsey, Jr. and Casey Dalsey

Gail M. D’Amico

Glenn M. Davila and Joanne Connor

Jerrica M. Davis

M. Scott Dawson, M.D. and Kelly M. McWilliams

Joseph E. and Tracey L. Decker

Jacqueline M. DiBartolomeo

Edward F. and Shannon Dix

F. Mark and Sandra D’Onofrio

Matthew K. Doonan, Esq. and Diane Doonan

Kristen M. Drexler

Christopher and Rebecca Eastlack

Michael P. Ein

Karen J. Elwell

Morgan L. Eveland

Mary T. Fanning

Christine D. Feinbaum

Sandra M. Feltes

Charlotte B. Ferrarie

Robin F. Fey

Daniel L. and Adel M. Flint

Gary E. and Sandra T. Forosisky

Mackenzie E. Froelich

Deborah A. Frye

Andrew C. Gahm

Joanna M. Galletta

Gary and Elizabeth P. Galloway

Dante G. and Diane Germano

Jacklin Gervato

Katherine M. Gibbons

Julie A. Gifford

Anthony and Cathy L. Giovinazzi

Phebe E. Gipitulan

Janet A. Glatfelter

Virginia L. Goins

Sharon Goldie

Fazlollah Golestaneh, M.D. and Regina Golestaneh

Stanley and Esther Goodman

Laura Goss

Jacob M. Green

Stephanie Green

Ann M. Gross

Mary Beth Grotti

William M. and Courtney Gruccio

Branden M. Halter

Megan Hart

Kathleen M. Hart

Elizabeth A. Hatfield

Tonya M. Heaton

Susan D. Hemdal

Beth A. Henderson

Marlo M. I would like to express my gratitude to my nurse, Joy, who showed a great deal of care and compassion during my overnight stay at Inspira Medical Center Elmer. I would like to say thank you to her for making a painful, stressful time after orthopedic surgery, seem more comforting. Someone like Joy needs recognition because she really put her heart and soul into her job!

Gregory E. Herman, M.D. and Meg Herman

Joseph D. and Jessica Hreno

Stacy J. Hudson

Lori A. Hullihen

Susan M. Hurff

Michael Jankowski

Mavelyn Jimenez

Victoria L. Jobbins

Kurt W. Kaulback, M.D. and Maria C. Kaulback

William B. and Kelly Keen

Lilly G. Kejzman

Elizabeth Keller

Ruth Kelman

Holly L. Kennedy

Thomas Kerr

Hunter and Joanne Kintzing

Mollie K. Knerr

Karen D. Koochembere

Mitchell N. Kotler, M.D. and Cyndee Kotler

Denise B. Lambrecht

Josh Y. and Tracey A. Leer

Cynthia Lowe

Patricia A. Lutz

Toni L. MacFerren

Ginamarie Maloney

Melissa M. Manupello

Kelly D. Marsh

Andrew Mayer and Judy Mayer, Esq.

Alice Ann McDermott

Maryann McDonald

Mary Ann McGlinchey

Michael A. and Linda L. McLaughlin

Darren P. McMahon

Jason R. McMullen

Robert Mizia

Thomas F. Moccia, D.O. and Stephanie Moccia, D.O.

Nicole K. Moore

Joan M. Munyon

Aleksandr S. Nayda

Patricia L. Nestor

Patrick B. and Bethanne Nolan

Michael J. and Barbara A. O’Leary

Carolina C. O’Quinn

Farooq Padder, M.D. and Tahseen Malik, M.D.

Marybeth Parker

Donna J. Patane

Rhonda S. Patillo

Robert A. Penza

Lawrence A. Pepper, Jr. and Lynn Pepper

Monica S. Peterson

Katharine A. Pfleger

Joseph A. Piccolo

Wanda F. Pierce

Charles B. Pisarcik

Jessica L. Pizarro

Whitney Poirier

Jennifer Poloff

Al’Asia E. Powell

Julia L. Powers

Jessica L. Price

Guadalupe Quiroz

Roseanne M. Racano

Donald and Beth Anne Rambo

Margaret R. Reichert

Tammi L. Reynolds

Tara L. Richmond

Kimberly A. Robertson-Couch

John Romano and Christine R. Skiffington

Scott B. Rosenberg, M.D. and Lauren Rosenberg

Alicia A. Rossi

Ronald G. and Bonita L. Rossi

Paul Rotkovitz and Susan L. Speranza

George T. Rowland, III and Judy C. Rowland

Albert Rundio, Ph.D. and Sadie Rundio

Hal J. Russell

Maureen J. Sacchetti

Alan P. Sacks, D.D.S.

John M. and Nicole Saffioti

Edward H. Salmon, Ed.D and Marilyn Salmon

Tracy L. Sansweet

Remzi and Lori Savas

Donna M. Schnatz

Stephen W. Schneider and Shelly O. Schneider, Ed.D.

Deborah A. Schreiner

Mary K. Schwaneberg

Kathleen M. Scullin

Herbert J. Seay

Suzann Sees

Edward P. Senlick

Jenine L. Seserko

Simant K. Shah, M.D. and Tanvi Shah

Michael Shimp

Kathy S. Shumate

William and Judith M. Sickler

Paul B. and Jennifer Simon

Margaret D. Soucek, P.T., D.P.T.

Myra F. Sparacio

Danielle Spera

Peggy L. Stecklair

Joseph F. and Gail M. Stevenson

Karen N. Stoms

Jennifer E. Sweeney

Debbie L. Thelen

Courtney E. Timberman

Christina M. Trojak

Laurie Trongone

Ashfaque A. Unwala, M.D. and Nafisa Unwala

John A. Vergari, Jr., M.D. and Barbara A. Vergari

Janet L. Vernacchio

Mark E. Vogeding and Karen L. West Vogeding

Scott E. Wagner, M.D. and Jodee Wagner

Diane A. Wall

James P. Walsh

Deborah J. Ware

Kathryn I. Weisenburg

Brittany A. Werner

Lauren B. Willis

Mary Lou Wilson

Genevieve E. Witt

Kenneth Zanghi

Michele Zucconi

Daniel P. Christina went above and beyond to make sure I was feeling alright and had plenty of fluids to drink. If I had a question, she made sure she got an answer. She listened and showed interest in what I had to say. She made me feel like a human being, not just a patient. I would like to say thank you for all you did to make my stay less stressful. And thank you to everyone else for taking care of me during my stay at the hospital.

In the history of giving to Inspira Health, planned gifts have become a significant source of philanthropic support. Planned gifts allow donors to make a meaningful impact today toward our community’s healthcare needs of tomorrow. To recognize those who understand the important legacy a planned gift creates, Inspira Health Foundation established the Heritage Society. Your far-sighted generosity benefits the community we serve and helps sustain Inspira Health for generations of growth and medical advancements.

Anonymous (2)

Paul J. and Kathryn L. Abrams

Carl T. Adams*

Virginia Andrews*

William Applegit*

Elizabeth C. Archer

P. Kenneth* and Sara H. Arthur*

Della R. Ashton*

Helen W. Bailey*

Dorothy Barth*

Joan S. Benharris*

Barbara Berndardi*

Robert J. Burke

Harry W. Buzby*

Crispolo Y. Camba*

Sandra L. Capelli*

Dorothy M. Carney*

Sarah R. Chew*

*Deceased

Gilbert Christian*

George W. Coleman*

Albert R. Costa

L. Vivian Davenport*

Elthera DeLong

Harry Doerr*

William DuHadaway, Jr.*

Antoinette V. Dupnock*

June Dupnock*

Penny Farside*

Frank R. Fish*

Gary and Elizabeth P. Galloway

Edith R. Garrison*

Domenic J. Gattuso*

Elsie Giordano*

Evelyn M. Glass*

Carl Gray

Ruth Hackett

Roland T. Henry*

Marie Henry*

James E. Honan*

Elinore M. Horner*

Margaret J. Hort*

Lonia Kaletkowski*

Margaret K. King

Mary Konchak*

Alyce Kudla

Helen Leacock*

Ben Z.* and Magda S. Leuchter*

Henry J. Lightner*

Alvan G. Lippincott

Sigmund J. Lukasiewicz*

Nicholas Marchione*

Mary L. Massey*

Jerry D. Massie*

Loren C. Miller*

Bertha C. Miller*

Jesse T. Morie*

Warren Nolan*

Albert M. Parvin*

Robert A. Penza

Kenneth Pickett*

Mary A. Richter*

Michael M. Rossi, III and Penny H. Sager Rossi

Charles F. Seabrook*

T.S. Simmons*

Michael S. Stern*

Dorothy A. Stiney*

June L. Sutton*

William C. Vincent*

David* and Eliza Watkins*

Rose Marie S. Williams*

Helen K. Wishnovsky*

Flora Yates*

Please let us know if you’ve made a provision in your estate plan to support Inspira Health. We would be honored to recognize your generosity as a member of the Heritage Society.

Inspira Family is “All in!”

Gifts from members of our Inspira Family are particularly meaningful because they send a resounding message from those who know Inspira best – they demonstrate to colleagues, patients, and the community that our employees truly believe in the mission of Inspira Health.

In 2022, more than 1,390 members of the Inspira Family supported our nonprofit health care organization, raising over $1.3M. This support shows that our members of the Inspira Family are genuinely invested in the kind of organization Inspira is and what it can be.

Of those 1,390 employee donors, 620 participated during the 2022 “ALL in!” Employee Giving Campaign, which runs annually from the first week of October – Giving Tuesday.

Thank you, Inspira Health employees, for going above and beyond to support the development of our non-profit health care network.

Janice D. Dr. Flatley, I would like to thank you for being kind, gentle, and professional. You are always there with a smile and have helped me through my challenges. Thank you for being the one who has diagnosed me, addressed any issues, and helped me to take care of those problems. You deserve to be acknowledged and recognized for your hard work and kind demeanor.

Unveiling Inspira Medical Center Mullica Hill’s New Paz Family Pavilion

In October 2022, Inspira Health Foundation honored the generous contributions of the Paz family with the “Paz Family Pavilion” at Inspira Medical Center Mullica Hill. Thank you to the Paz family for their generosity to advance innovation and patient care at Inspira Health.

MEDICAL PRACTICE DONORS

Inspira Health Foundation gratefully acknowledges the following medical practices and physician groups for their generous contributions within the calendar year (1/1/2022 – 12/31/2022). Thank you to the following philanthropic partners for contributing more than $600,000.

Advocare West Deptford Pediatrics

American Surgical Arts

Center for Family Guidance

CompleteCare Health Network

Cooper University Health Care

Cumberland Internal Medicine

Cumberland Nephrology Associates

Department of Anesthesiology Inspira Medical Center Mullica Hill

DiMarino-Kroop-Prieto Gastrointestinal Associates, PA

Envision Physician Services

The Heart House

Inspira Medical Center Mullica Hill Medical Staff

Inspira Medical Staff at Vineland, Bridgeton & Elmer

Internal Medicine Associates, PA

The Minniti Center for Medical Oncology & Hematology

Nephrology & Hypertension Associates of New Jersey, LLC

Pine Street Family Practice

Premier Orthopaedic Associates

Princeton Brain & Spine

Reconstructive Orthopedics

Regional Diagnostic Imaging, LLC

South Jersey Health System Emergency Physician Services, PA

South Main Medical Associates, LLC

Southern Oncology & Hematology

TeamHealth

FOUNDATION AND ORGANIZATION

DONORS

Inspira Health Foundation gratefully acknowledges the following foundations and organizations for their generous contributions of $250 or more within the calendar year (1/1/2022 – 12/31/2022).

Alicia Rose Victorious Foundation

The Azeez Foundation

Bayada at Inspira Home Health

The Barling Family Charitable Fund

Bill Bottino Cancer Foundation

The Bull Family Foundation

Carpenters Local Union 255

The Flitcraft Family Charitable Fund

The Fox Foundation

Frank S. Flowers Charitable Foundation

Gateway Community Action Partnership

Geraldine & Frederick Winkler Charitable Trust

The George Family Foundation

IBEW Local Union 351

The John F. Scarpa Foundation

The John Michael Paz Foundation

Local Union 322 Plumbers & Pipefitters

Nemours Children’s Health

NJSHINE

RCSJ Cumberland County Educational Foundation

Robert Hickok & Elizabeth Azari Charitable Foundation

Rowan College of South Jersey

Rowan University

Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine

The Sumner Station Foundation

United Way of Gloucester County

Vineland Fire Department

Vicki D. Even though all my nurses were wonderful, it is the ladies who brought my meals that I would like to thank. I had my right shoulder replaced, and I am right-handed. I was unable to cut my meat, butter my roll, open my soda, etc. These ladies very willingly, and with a smile, did these things for me so that I could eat. It was a small act, but it made all the difference to me. I was very grateful and feel these workers should be commended for going above and beyond. Thank you so much, ladies!

MEMORIAL GIFTS

Barbara Baldosaro

Harry E. and Sandra K. Hearing

Robert W. and Dolores Kerslake

Amy B. Mansue

The Pergolin Family

Nick Sorrentino

Lori Stein

Charles Baraban

Alice C. Baraban

Russell Beaulieu

Ruth Bash

Michael M. Rossi, III and Penny H. Sager Rossi

Lourdes Bell

Tracie Flynn

Michael M. Rossi, III and Penny H. Sager Rossi

John F. and Jana Scarpa

Southern New Jersey Development Council

Sharyn Berns

Matthew F. McCulloch and Carrie McCulloch, M.D.

Jerry Bloch

Lowell R. Sheinkin, D.D.S.

John Bova

Shelly L. Baker

Robert and Judith Browne

Sally Dickenson

Brenda Gaunt

Rachel Ann Stavoli

Angela Bucca

Macleod Carre and Robert N. Odorizzi

Gene Bunting

Sharyn Ginyard

Gloria Jean Pettiford

Ruth W. Burke

Dorothy R. Burke

Jeanette L. Burlew

Roy J. Burlew

Inspira Health Foundation remembers and honors the following who passed away, and gratefully acknowledges all those who made gifts in their memory within the calendar year (1/1/2022 – 12/31/2022).

Frank Xavier Cassidy

Macleod Carre and Robert N. Odorizzi

Jason Chiaralli

Joseph Storey

Marylynn Clark

Deann Chance

Hubert Connor

Michael M. Rossi, III and Penny H. Sager Rossi

Jose Ramon Melendez Cruz

Luz O. Garcia

Janet E. Davies

Lynda M. Cipriano

Gregory and Barbara A. Conicello

William Furdyna

James R. and Patricia A. Matlock

John J. Sheridan, III and Elizabeth Sheridan

Robert and Sharon Slavic

David and Kathleen Yhlen

John W. Decker

JoAnn Stolarski

Herb C. Deininger

Patricia L. Deininger

Dorothy Diament

James C. Boakes

Robert Penn Dorrell

Sandra Dorrell

Joseph Elson

Charles W. and Carol C. Burkett

Delores Flaim

Robert Spetsas and Jessie Ann Flaim-Spetsas

Jesse Flaim

Robert Spetsas and Jessie Ann Flaim-Spetsas

Dwayne Flores

Doshjinira Love

Peter Galetto, Sr.

Joan Morton

Margaret Gallagher

Thomas Gallagher

Daniel George

Glenn M. Davila and Joanne Connor

F. Mark and Sandra D’Onofrio

Carol Weinshel

Seth Weinshel

Roseann Giliberti

Jacqueline A. Ewing

Jersey Shore Partnership Board of Directors

Peter Sapello

Bona Scarpa

Anthony R. Giorgio

Richard and Marie Colasante

Anthony M. Giorgio

Susanne N. Giorgio

Alfred and Denise Nicolosi

Nicole L. Weyermann

Ulrich E. and Therese Weyermann

John J. and Chrstine M. Zappile

Elena Catherine Goos

Scott and Anne Goodman

Winifred Goss

Bull Family Foundation

Patricia L. Chieffo

Anthony and Mary Ann Dandrea

Angelina Giacomelli

Rose Giordano

Charlotte Kalamar

Danielle Kootman

William R. Kuchinsky

Suzanne Reynolds

Michael M. Rossi, III and Penny H. Sager Rossi

Carman and Lois Scarpa

The Estate of Winifred Goss/ Bona Scarpa

Kathleen Wierzbicki

Robert H. Thank you to Dr. Lowther and his staff. The compassion and care that was given to our dad was something we will always be so very grateful for. You and your staff made this difficult time easier to get though. It takes a special type of person to do what you all do. The kindness of you and your staff made him look forward to coming for his treatments. The support of your team made all the difference, and we are so grateful to all of you.

John Hepner

Lauren Hepner

Nancy Hepner

Helga Hooper

Ruth Bash

Harry E. and Sandra K. Hearing

William Houck

Janice Houck

Katharyne Jansky

Charles J. Jansky

Cheryle Johnson

Paul A. Johnson, Sr.

William Kinne

Michael M. Rossi, III and Penny H. Sager Rossi

John F. and Jana Scarpa

Claire Klaus

William J. Klaus, Jr.

Diane Kozlowski

Thomas J. and Janine Pacek

Paul D. Kurnit

Matthew F. McCulloch and Carrie McCulloch, M.D.

Gary Levari, Sr.

Harry E. and Sandra K. Hearing

Diane Little-Suite

Henry Little

Stephanie Lorenc

Lowell R. Sheinkin, D.D.S.

Danielle Luisi

Rudolph A. Luisi

Regina Luisi

Rudolph A. Luisi

Adeline Manno

Phyllis Bassetti

Joseph Manno

Phyllis Bassetti

Lois Billie McBath

James C. Boakes

Sylvia Medina

Ernesto C. Medina

Florence E. Meyer

Florence Hillman

Marty Milstead

Michael M. Rossi, III and Penny H. Sager Rossi

John Morello

Robert and Judith Browne

Juanita Morris

Donna Morris

Condapuram E. Pasupathy, M.D.

Dianne McCarthy

Benjamin Pilla

Michael M. Rossi, III and Penny H. Sager Rossi

Ronald Pitts

Barbara A. Pitts

Theodore Chris Ridgway

Theodore Ridgway, Jr. and Sally A. Ridgway

Kenneth Risimini

Esther Pacitti

George H. Stanger, Jr. and Judith F. Stanger

Establishing the “Nykola and Alyce Kudla Nursing Education Scholarship”

A long-time Millville educator and lifelong community member, Alyce Kudla’s generous gift to Inspira Health Foundation will provide financial support to Inspira nurses pursuing educational opportunities for years to come. She made her gift in honor of her late husband Nick and their shared appreciation for the positive impact of education on the community, and as a way to continue providing education and impacting the lives of others. Her contribution is funding the Nykola and Alyce Kudla Nursing Education Scholarship, to assist Inspira nurses who are enrolling in courses to expand their skillsets and advance their careers.

Eveline Robbins

Samantha V. Abate, Ph.D.

Timothy Ryan

Harry E. and Sandra K. Hearing

Elaine Scheinfeld

Lowell R. Sheinkin, D.D.S.

Herbert Schuler

Claudie N. Schuler

Eugene Shustock

Jean Hewitt

Charles C. Sipe

Katherine Sipe

David B. Stahl, Jr.

Maria Dempsey Stahl

Andrew Tartaglia, Sr.

Julia Tartaglia

James Whetsel

Louise A. Whetsel

John W. Witasick

Liboria Witasick

Josephine Woods

LaSawn C. Woods

Roscoe Woods

LaSawn C. Woods

Asif Zaman

Maliha Zaman

CORPORATE DONORS

ACE Ford

Advance Treads Inc

Albert R. Maccani, CPA/PFS

AllRisk Property Damage Expert

Anchor Health Properties, LLC

Aon Risk Solutions

Appliances Plus, Inc

AR Fanucci Insurance Agency LLC

Archer Law

Archer Law Foundation

Array Architects

Atlas Healthcare

Autumn Lake Healthcare

Bay Atlantic Federal Credit Union

Bethel Mill Animal Hospital

Blass Compliance LLC - DBA ComplyAssistant

Bridgeton Area Chamber of Commerce Foundation, Inc.

Buchanan, Ingersoll & Rooney, PC

BWM Construction, LLC

Capital Collection Service

CareVention Healthcare

The Carlin Collaborative

CBIZ-KA Consulting Service

CBRE Group, Inc.

Cerner Corporation

Change Healthcare

Coastal Educational Consultants

Compass Group North America

The Concord Advisory Group, Ltd.

Construction & Laborers Local 172

Cordea Consulting

Cornell & Company, Inc.

CSG Global Consulting

Cumberland Mutual

DelMoSports

Dondero Diamonds & Fine Jewelry

D’Onofrio-Galetto Realty, L.P.

DRK & Associates, Inc

E-J Electric Installation Co.

Encompass Health Corporation

Exley’s Landscaping Service Inc

Inspira Health Foundation gratefully acknowledges the following corporations for their generous contributions of $250 or more within the calendar year (1/1/2022 – 12/31/2022).

F & S Produce Co., Inc.

Fabbri Builders, Inc.

Fairfield Pallet Company, Inc.

Falasca Mechanical Inc.

First Harvest Credit Union

Flanagan Mechanical Services, LLC

Frank Burton & Sons, Inc.

GE Mechanical, Inc.

Giordano, Halleran & Ciesla, PC

GLK Services LLC

Gressman, Repice & Associates, P.C.

Harmelin Media

HealthCare Appraisers

Healthcare Realty Solutions, LLC

Herman Goldner Co., Inc.

HPI Press Ganey

Hunter Roberts Construction Group

Inspira Health Sports Medicine

Jersey Panel Corp.

JK Development Partners, LLC

JKRP Architects

K & R Vending Services, Inc

Kemberton Healthcare

Major Medical Inc.

Manders Merighi Portadin Farrell Architects, LLC

Marathon Engineering & Environmental Services, Inc.

Masso’s Group LLC

Max Communications, Inc.

McLaughlin Asset Management, Inc.

Melaleuca, Inc.

Morrison Healthcare Goldberg Region

New Jersey Advance Media

New Jersey Hospital Association

Newfield National Bank

Nexus Properties, Inc.

NJHA Healthcare Business Solutions, Inc.

NJM Insurance Group

OceanFirst Foundation

Optum

Orion Services Group

Jennifer In the last 4+ years we have dealt with many doctors and nurses from Maryland to New York, and we cannot find the words to express how different we found Inspira Medical Center Mullica Hill. The way the doctor sat next to us, talked, and truly listened to us was something we have never experienced. We love this hospital and will be coming back.

Parker McCay P.A.

Pediatric Dentistry of Mullica Hill, LLC

Pedmar Property Support

Performance Marketing

Pisker’s Bakery

Presidential Title Agency, Inc

PSEG Employees

PSEG Foundation

Quality Concepts Inc.

Radiology Business Solutions

Rendina Healthcare Real Estate

Rental Country, Inc.

RFP Solutions, Inc.

Rossi Motors, Inc.

Rycon Construction

Salmon Ventures, Ltd

Samuel Coraluzzo Co., Inc

Scalfo Electric, Inc.

Schnader Harrison Segal & Lewis LLP

Scott Brown Insurance Agency

SEI Investments

Sheet Metal Workers International

Local Union # 19

Shimberg and Friel

SJ Magazine

Skanska USA Building

South Jersey Industries

Stevens & Lee

STS Sheet Metal

TGI Office Automation

TLC Engineering for Architecture

Tri-State Construction, Inc

Wawa Foundation

Weisman Children’s Rehabilitation Hospital

WHIBCO, Inc.

Withum

Wm. R. Mints Agency

Your Home Sold Guaranteed RealtyNancy Kowalik Group

Zeak & Harring, Inc

Honoring Betty Sheridan’s Dedication of Service and Leadership

After more than 20 years with the organization, Regional Chief Administrative Officer Betty Sheridan shared she will be retiring in late February 2023. Betty spent more than 55 years in health care, beginning as a critical care nurse, serving in several leadership and advocacy roles, and ultimately serving as Inspira Health’s Regional Chief Administrative Officer.

With her deep understanding of nursing and their invaluable role in shaping policy and decisions in health care, Betty has provided mentorship and guidance to our nursing staff at Inspira, creating a culture of excellence that has led to nationally-recognized projects and original research.

To recognize Betty’s service and leadership, the John F. Scarpa Foundation established a nursing education scholarship in her honor. The scholarship will be awarded to an Inspira Health nurse who is enrolled in courses to expand their skillsets and advance their careers, something Betty was always advocating for. This will help to develop the most caring and skillful nurses by providing educational and professional development opportunities to Inspira Health nurses looking to further their experience, and helping to ensure the best possible care for patients in our communities.

Your

Our ability to provide the highest-quality health care simply is not possible without your support! Your leadership and contributions make a profound impact on our patients, programs, and community.

Thank you for your continued support! We look forward to working with you to lead our health care organization forward – this year and every year thereafter.

To see your name among a list of all supporters, please visit InspiraFoundation.org/Impact

Our Inspira Health Foundation team strives to provide accurate recognition of our donors. If you feel that there has been an error or omission, please contact the Foundation office at 856-535-9405 so that we may correct your records. All corrections will be made to the online listing, after we have been notified. Thank you for understanding.

Mission Statement

Inspira Health is a non-profit health care organization that seeks philanthropic support to provide the highest-quality care which improves the lives of all we serve.

Through its Foundation, philanthropy is inspired by the creation of programs and services that support our patients, advance cutting-edge technology, and fund facility enhancements to enrich the health and wellness of our community.

2022

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Tavistock Country Club

Monday, May 15, 2023

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Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa

Saturday, June 3, 2023

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Seaview Hotel & Golf Club

Monday, September 11, 2023

159 Bridgeton Pike, Mullica Hill, NJ 08062