100,000 voices

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2012

Annual Report

Contents

Our Unwavering Commitment Message from the President & CEO 1

100,000 Voices in One Year

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Health Care Beyond the Clinic

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Unity Funding Sources

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2012 Contributors

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2012 Audited Financial Statement

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2012 Board of Directors

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Unity by the Numbers — 2012 Total Patients:

101,613 Total Visits:

Unity Health Care Patients The working poor and their families, including those who are uninsured

Incomes of Unity Health Care Patients

Insurance Status of Unity Health Care Patients

At or below the poverty level

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Uninsured

5%

67%

90%

20%

548,559 Average Visits per Patient:

Medicaid

63% 10% Homeless men, women, and children

13% Unknown

10% 5%

More than 200% of the poverty level

Other public insurance (DC Alliance, jail) Medicare

6% 6% Private

insurance 101–200% of the poverty level

Our Unwavering Commitment Message from the President & CEO Dear Unity Partners in Caring, In 2012, Unity Health Care reached a major milestone: This year, we provided vital health care and social service support for more than 100,000 men, women, and children in the District of Columbia. This is a new high in annual patients served, and it reflects Unity’s significant impact on the health and wellness of the District’s most medically and socially vulnerable residents. We pride ourselves on our ability to increase access to care, which helps build healthier communities throughout our nation’s capital. In the past year, we have: ■■ Established patient-centered medical homes that improve health outcomes. ■■ Built a new, state-of-the-art facility. ■■ Developed successful models of leadership throughout our ever-growing workforce. ■■ Maintained a solid fiscal operation, even in the midst of a fragile national economy. ■■ Maintained steadfast loyalty to our mission to provide comprehensive health and human services regardless of ability to pay. Unity provides a health care safety net for more than one of every five District residents. We are proud that more than 100,000 people walked through our doors this year and received quality health care, emotional support, and dignified service. We are among many Community Health Centers (CHCs) that have assumed an increasing role in our country’s health care landscape. CHCs now serve more than 20 million patients each year, and that number will expand to more than 30 million once the Affordable Care Act is fully implemented. We are honored to provide health care that is so critical for individuals and for our national economy. Since its founding in 1985, Unity has played an essential role as a health care provider in our nation’s capital, addressing ongoing health care needs and identifying new issues as they emerge. Today, we move forward confidently. Our dedication to providing compassionate, quality, and culturally sensitive primary health care is unwavering, as is our commitment to embracing innovation and new technologies to improve our efficiency and service. As always, we will be faithful to our promise: We treat you well.

Sincerely,

Michael Crawford Vincent A. Keane Chair, Board of Directors President & Chief Executive Officer

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100,000 Voices in One Year A Milestone in Patient Care

Creating a medical home for every patient Unity is committed to giving each patient a medical home — a single location where he or she can access primary care, specialty care, social services, and health and nutrition education. Patients, moreover, become partners in developing and implementing their own health care plans. This goal of creating a patient-provider collaboration is central to all of Unity’s work.

Making the most of technology Unity applies technology to providing better patient care. Both Anacostia and Parkside have wireless access throughout the buildings and laptops for their physicians. The Parkside facility also has medical equipment that electronically records a patient’s temperature, blood pressure, and other vital signs, and it automatically downloads them to the patient’s electronic medical record. This new addition makes electronic medical records, now used in every Unity facility, even more effective. This year, Unity reached the milestone of serving 100,000 patients, and it continues to expand and evolve. The organization’s work unites the best of tradition and cutting-edge advancements. The result: compassionate, quality health care delivered with outstanding medical skill and innovative medical technology. Unity’s health care providers continue to give their patients the individual attention that improves their health and changes their lives. Today, new technologies and infrastructure improvements help providers care for their patients more efficiently and effectively. These improvements are currently being used to best serve patients at Unity’s newly built facility in Anacostia and are under way at Parkside Health Center (which is under construction). The real value of these facilities, however, is that they help Unity better support its mission of promoting healthier communities. Unity embodies this mission with three commitments that are central to its work: creating a medical home for every patient, making the most of technology, and providing outstanding community service.

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Providing outstanding community service The Anacostia Health Center brings a variety of services directly to the community. For example, the Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) program, now located in the Anacostia health center, gives families who live in this under-resourced Ward 8 community nutrition education and better access to fresh produce and other healthy food options. Unity’s Anacostia Health Center also provides re-entry services for recently incarcerated individuals; more than 750 patients used these services in 2012. One patient, Kevin*, was staying at a halfway house when his Unity physician, tipped off by Kevin’s high blood pressure, discovered a mass on Kevin’s adrenal gland. The doctor’s commitment to finding the source of this problem was lifechanging for Kevin, who says, “Without the dedication of the team at Unity’s Anacostia Heath Center, I would not be here right now.” The Anacostia Health Center is open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. most days. These extended hours decrease the use of emergency rooms and make it easier for working families to access care. *Names have been changed to protect patients’ identities.

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Health Care Beyond the Clinic Unity has been serving homeless men, women, and children since it began as the Health Care for the Homeless Project in 1985. Not every patient, however, is willing or physically able to come to a health center. In those cases, Unity brings the health care to them. Dr. Catherine Crosland, Unity’s medical director for homeless outreach services, personifies this commitment. In addition to treating patients in clinics and handling administrative duties, she spends half a day each week seeing patients on sidewalks, under bridges, and anywhere else she can find them. She calls this type of outreach walking hours. Crosland begins her walking hours by providing basic health care at the Georgetown Ministry Center in the basement of Grace Church. In a tiny room there, she can check patients’ blood pressure, check sugar levels for diabetes, or look at a rash. When she finishes, she walks through several areas, including parks and underpasses, where homeless men and women tend to congregate. She seeks out patients she knows to follow up on their treatment and cares for anyone who needs help.

Bringing health care to the homeless Unity provides care to homeless individuals in a number of ways: 4 Site-based care, in which a practitioner provides service in one of Unity’s shelter-based sites or drop-in day programs. 4 Outreach care through Unity’s mobile outreach van. Practitioners will park the van near places where homeless individuals typically gather so individuals who are reluctant to go to a clinic might see the van and step in for treatment. Practitioners also leave the van so they can seek out patients and offer care. 4 Walking hours, in which a physician walks through the city, looking for homeless people who need health care. In the past four years, Unity providers have cared for more than 18,000 homeless patients, including the more than 6,200 who have been seen in an outreach setting. For some patients, outreach provides a bridge to health care provided at a center. Nearly 650 Unity patients, however, have never gone to a health center. These patients have only been seen in an outreach setting. If Unity didn’t bring health care to them, they likely would never be seen by a physician.

Crosland has become well-known among the people she serves. One day, Tom*, a man she knew well but who never had significant health needs, mentioned that he had been feeling more short of breath than usual. He also told Crosland that he had a heart murmur, but it hadn’t been checked in a while. “I encouraged him to go to our CCNV health center, but I knew he was never going to come in. It was too much for him,” Crosland recalls. “I managed to check his insurance, get a referral for him, and make an appointment with a cardiologist, all without his presence in a health care facility.” The cardiologist found that Tom had severe aortic stenosis. One of the valves of his heart was tight, so he wasn’t getting much blood pumped through his body. Tom needed to have his heart valve replaced — open-heart surgery. Moreover, the surgeon was worried that Tom, who was then drinking 15 to 20 shots a day, would go into alcohol withdrawal after the surgery. “He was nervous, so rather than waiting for him to come back to the health center, we would go back to see him every week and remind him that he needed this surgery,” Crosland explains. “Ultimately, he decided to do an outpatient taper off the alcohol on his own using the drug Librium, and he decided to recover at his sister’s house after the surgery.” Crosland arranged for the prescription and regularly followed up with Tom. She also coordinated care with his cardiologist and surgeon. Ultimately, Tom showed up for his surgery at 5:30 a.m., right on schedule, and came through the procedure well. Crosland visited him in the hospital and now sees him back on the street, fully recovered. This recovery happened because Tom knew and trusted Crosland. She was part of his community, so he told her about his shortness of breath. She took his complaint seriously and was diligent in her follow-up with Tom and his specialists. “In some ways, it was the most seamless continuity of care I’ve experienced at any health center,” Crosland says. “He lives on the street, but he had almost perfect continuity of care.” *Names have been changed to protect patients’ identities.

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Unity Funding Sources As a Federally Qualified Health Center, Unity receives financial and other benefits that we pass along to our patients. These supports include cost-based reimbursements from Medicare, business-related cost savings, access to highly trained professionals, and discounted prescription drugs. Unity Health Care, Inc., is supported by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HRSA) as well as by private and public funding sources, including the District of Columbia and federal grants, individuals, corporations, foundations, faith institutions, the Combined Federal Campaign, and in-kind support.

2012 support includes: ■■ A $1 million grant from the United Health Foundation to support Unity Health Care’s Center for Excellence at Congress Heights. Since 2003, Unity’s partnership with the United Health Foundation has enhanced the organization’s effort to improve access to care and reduce the risk of chronic disease and injury among the medically underserved in Ward 8.

As a Federally Qualified Health Center, Unity receives financial and other benefits that we pass along to our patients.

■■ A $913,802 grant from CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield to enhance Unity’s patient-centered medical home initiative and provide Convenient Care — health care centers that are open seven days per week, including from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. on weekdays. Two Unity health care centers, Minnesota Avenue Health Center and Upper Cardozo Health Center offer convenient care, which was created to reduce excess emergency room use. Support from CareFirst also includes a $375,000 grant to provide immunizations, digital dental exams, and other services to adults with chronic diseases. ■■ A $215,000 grant from Gilead Sciences’ HIV FOCUS to support Unity’s 5th and 6th Vital Signs initiative in Wards 7 and 8. Through the Vital Signs initiative, Unity integrates HIV and Hepatitis C testing into routine testing during primary care visits. Through this work, Unity strengthens HIV and Hepatitis C testing in the primary care setting so more patients learn their HIV and/or HCV status and can be connected to immediate care and long-term treatment. ■■ A $190,000 grant from the Alexander and Margaret Stewart Trust, which supports bringing Unity’s Youth and Families Initiative (Y-FI) to the Congress Heights Health Center as well as ongoing pediatric services at Columbia Road Health Services and programs for women and children at Stanton Road. ■■ A $175,000 donation from Teva Pharmaceuticals to support Unity Health Care’s commitment to providing care in the nation’s capital and to partially support the renovation of the Teva Walk-In Clinic at Unity’s Minnesota Avenue Health Center.

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■■ $73,585 from the Summit Fund of Washington to support Unity’s Family Planning Health Education Initiative (FPHEI) at Ballou Senior High School. Support from the Summit Fund provides a family planning health educator for programs serving the District’s reproductive-age minority adolescent patients in underserved communities. ■■ A $60,000 grant from the Naomi and Nehemiah Cohen Foundation to provide long-acting reversible contraceptives to underserved women in the District of Columbia. This support enhances Unity’s efforts to reduce a large number of unwanted pregnancies and boost the self-esteem of patients as they gain control over their own fertility. ■■ A $50,000 Covidien matching grant from the National Association of Community Health Centers to support the renovation and rebuilding of the Walk-In Area at Unity’s Minnesota Avenue Health Center. ■■ A $30,000 grant from The Prince Charitable Trust to implement training software that helps medical assistants gain additional skills and assume more responsibility. This investment in the morale and continuing education of our medical assistants is directly connected to improvements in the quality, safety, and efficiency of care. ■■ A $25,000 grant from The William S. Abell Foundation to support adult immunizations and vaccine-storage refrigerators at Unity’s homeless sites. ■■ A $10,000 grant from the Verizon Foundation to provide digital dental equipment and software at Unity’s Southwest Health Center. ■■ A $10,000 donation from Pepco to support the Reach Out and Read Early Literacy Program at Unity @ DC General. ■■ A $7,500 grant from the Clark-Winchcole Foundation to support general operating services provided at Columbia Road Health Services regardless of patients’ ability to pay. This support helps ensure that some of the District’s most vulnerable residents — the uninsured, the homeless and formerly homeless, children from low-income families, and immigrants — have access to high-quality primary care.

■■ $5,000 from the George Preston Marshall Foundation to support Columbia Road Health Services’ Health Care for Children Project (HCCP). HCCP meets children’s needs from infancy through adolescence with services that focus on the prevention, early detection, and treatment of disease. ■■ $4,240 from the Association of American Medical Colleges to support Columbia Road Health Services’ Sisters and Brothers in Health wellness program as well as the We Can! (Ways to Enhance Children’s Activity & Nutrition) wellness program. The Sisters and Brothers in Health wellness program improves the overall well-being of adult patients, primarily those who face complications from obesity, hypertension, or depression. The We Can! program gives parents, caregivers, and entire communities strategies to fight obesity among children by promoting healthy weight and an active lifestyle for children and parents. ■■ $1,100 from the St. Joseph Parish Good Samaritan Fund to support vaccines for adult patients at Columbia Road Health Services.

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2012 Contributors Foundations Aetna Foundation, Inc. Alexander and Margaret Stewart Trust American Academy of Nurse Practitioners Foundation

The Community Foundation for the National Capital Region

Prince Charitable Trust

Washington AIDS Partnership

Naomi & Nehemiah Cohen Foundation

Robert Wood Johnson Foundation The Summit Fund of Washington

Wholesome Wave Foundation Charitable Ventures, Inc.

United Health Foundation

William S. Abell Foundation

Corporations and Churches ABC7/WJLA-TV/NewsChannel 8

Farr Associates, Inc.

Lite Depalma Greenberg, LLC

Providence Hospital

Adas Israel Congregation

FH Community Health

Loper Consulting, LLC

PSS

Advisory Board Company

Flippo Construction Company, Inc.

MBI-GluckShaw

Quality Plan Administrators, Inc.

All Saints Catholic Church

Ford & Harrison, LLP

Med-Electronics

Rauschenberger Partners, LLC

AmeriSourceBergen Services Corporation

Gardere Wynne Sewell LLP

Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky & Popeo, P.C.

Rifkin, Livingston, Levitan & Silver, LLC

Money One Federal Credit Union

Shattuck & Asscoiates Consulting Co.

Association for Prevention Teaching and Research BennComm BIG, Inc. Branch Banking & Trust Company Capital Results, LLC Cardinal Health CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield The Carlin Company Chartered Health CVS Caremark Donald Book P A El Centro Rosemount Center Ella’s Kids, Inc.

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Generic Pharmaceutical Association Gilead Sciences, Inc. Goodwin Procter, LLP Harvey-Cleary Builders HITT Contracting, Inc. Hodge, Hart & Schleifer, Inc.

Morgan Keegan & Company, Inc. Mt. Vernon Knights of Columbus, Inc. National Association of Community Health Centers

Sandoz The Success Group, LLC Tambasco Thatcher Law Firm, LLC United Building Maintenance, Inc.

Howard University

National Family Planning & Reproductive Health Association

IBM Employee Services Center

Network Express

United Healthcare Services, Inc.

Integrated Solutions Group, Inc.

PEPCO Holdings, Inc.

United Way of the National Capital Area

Janilcar, Inc.

Pharmaceutical Care Management Association

Verizon

Potomac Companies, Inc.

Kenyon & Kenyon LLP

Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.

PRM Consulting, Inc.

Kevin S. McGuiness, PLLC

Willkie Farr & Gallagher, LLP

Prosperity Specialty Pharmacy

Kirkland & Ellis Foundation

Winston & Strawn, LLP

Providence Health Foundation

Kellogg, Huber, Hansen, Todd, Evans & Figel, PLLC

United Business Technologies

Watson Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

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Brown, Ms. Felicia Brown, Ms. Nicole Brown, Ms. Othella

Corbett, Ms. Aysha Cox, Mr. Raymond Crawford, Ms. Schwanna Creedon, Dr. & Mrs. Michael A. & Lorna Crew, Mr. & Mrs. Timothy & Lori Cronin, Mr. & Mrs. Jim & Jen

Devecchio, Mr. & Mrs. Warrenn & Roxanne DiGiulian, Ms. Calista Dixon, Ms. Camille Dobie, Ms. Beatrice Dolan, Mrs. Peggy Anne Dompenciel, Mr. John Dooley, Mr. & Mrs. John & Melanie Douglas, Mr. André L. Dove, Mr. Ralph Dover, Mr. James E. Downey, Mr. & Mrs. Larry & Jennifer Dreeben, Mr. Michael Dubendorf, Ms. Bonnie Duncan, Mr. William Duncan Diop, Mr. & Mrs. Souleyman & Angela Earley, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph & Shirley A. El-Gamassy, Mr. Gamal Elliott, Ms. Ayana Elliott, Mr. Brion Elliott, Mr. Reggie Elmore, Ms. Charita

Buchwalter, Ms. Alicia

Cronin, Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. & Julianne J.

Buehler, Mr. Gary J.

Crosland, Ms. Catherine

Enekwe, Ms. Patricia

Burns, Ms. Susan

Cruz, Ms. Ana

Butler, Mr. & Mrs. Ardell & Carol

Curtis, Ms. Shari

Epstein, Mr. & Mrs. Aaron & Jacqueline

Butler, Ms. Earlene

Darko, Mr. Nidaako P.

Butler, Ms. Tameka

Davis, Ms. Lakeisha

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Davis, Ms. Linda

Campbell, Mr. Kent

Davis, Ms. Nicole V.

Campbell, Mr. Kenton L.

Day, Ms. Octavia

Campos, Ms. Christine

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Cano, Mr. Carlos

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Jacquett, Mr. Narke

Kolbroner, Ms. Meridith

Hathaway, Ms. Ann

James, Ms. Elicia R.

Krech, Ms. Jennifer Vollett

James-Martin, Ms. Yvonne F.

Langston, Mr. Jesse

Jenkins, Ms. Celestine

Lapp, Ms. Diana

Jenkins, Mr. Chaz

Laque, Ms. Rosemarie

Jennings, Ms. Artesenne

Lathern, Mr. Fred W.

Jentsch, Ms. Deborah

Lawoyin, Mr. Davidson

Johnson, Ms. Ashley

Lawrence, Ms. Darlene

Johnson, Ms. Connie

Layne, Ms. Zandra C.

Johnson, Ms. Cynthia

Lazo, Ms. Makeshia M.

Johnson, Ms. Dorothy E.

Lee, Ms. Ruth L.

Johnson, Mr. Kermit

Lee, Ms. Shirley V.

Johnson, Mr. Mark

Levin, Ms. Ilse

Johnson, Ms. Rhondee Benjamin

Levin, Mr. Saul

Johnson, Mr. Russell

Lewis, Ms. Virginia

Johnson, Ms. Tuneshia

Linder, Ms. Anita M.

Johnson, Ms. Yeneisha

Lomax, Ms. Rachel E.

Jones, Mr. Bryan

Lowenstein, Mr. James

Jones, Ms. Sorrelle N.

Lyde, Ms. Sheila

Jones, Ms. Terita

Lyons, Ms. Ann

Journagin, Ms. Angelica

Madison, Ms. Felicia

Kandeh, Ms. Fanta

Madison, Ms. Michelle

Karavangelos, Ms. Anna

Mann, Mr. Neal

Kassa, Ms. Metasbia

Martin, Mr. & Mrs. Elvin & Esther

Kassaye, Ms. Seble

Martin, Mr. James F.

Katz, Ms. Mandy

Martin, Ms. Zoe H.

Keane, Mr. & Mrs. Vincent A. & Cheryl

Martinez, Ms. Carmen

Kearns, Mr. James

Martinez, Ms. Virginia

Keck, Mr. Leslie

Marvin, Mr. & Mrs. Frank & Shirley P.

Keiser, Mr. & Mrs. John & Zorina

Mason, Ms. Jasmine

Hathaway, Dr. Mark & Johnson, Ms. Priscilla Rae Hawkins, Mr. Daniel Hawkins, Ms. Danielle A. Hayes, Ms. Colette Hayes-Spinner (Aniagu), Ms. Nancy Hazzard, Ms. Keisha Heller, Mr. & Mrs. John &Phylis Helper, Mr. William M. Henderson, Mr. Christopher Henderson, Ms. Kiesha Henriquez, Ms. Francisca A. Hernandez, Mr. Wellington Herring, Mr. William Hetmyer, Ms. Alisha Hiebert, Mr. & Mrs. William & Nellie M. Hinton, Ms. Anne Hirschhorn, Ms. Christina Hoffman, Mr. Matthew Holleman, Ms. Edith Holliway, Mr. Ryan Holt, Mr. Ryan J. Holtham, Ms. Lesa-Kaye Hoover, Ms. Patricia A.

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Horst, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas & Billie Kay

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Hahn, Mr. Benjamin

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Matos, Ms. Martha

Hurd, Ms. Barbara

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McBride, Ms. Shemeka

Hyndman, Mr. & Mrs. Gerald & Joan

Kennedy, Mr. & Mrs. Craig & Linda

McClure, Ms. Ashley

Igwe, Ms. Ijeoma N.

Khalifa, Ms. Aleya

McCullum, Mr. & Mrs. Herbert & Lelia

Iraheta, Ms. Brenda

King, Ms. Jennifer

McEwan, Ms. Darlene E.

Jackson, Ms. Tanya

Kippen, Ms. Deborah A.

McEwan, Mr. Jamon

Jacobson, Ms. Julie

Klemmer, Ms. Yolanda

McGregor, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur P. & Elizabeth

McHorris, Ms. Kristen

Noble, Mr. D. Eric

Quintanilla, Ms. Elia Mariene

Scott, Ms. Jo Ann

McIntire, Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. & Mary Lou

Nwaosuagwu, Ms. Joann

Raftery, Ms. Kate

Sheehan, Ms. Jane H.

McNeil, Ms. Alison

Nyantakyi, Ms. Yaa

Ramirez, Ms. Jennifer

Sherrod, Ms. Barbara

Oetheimer, Mr. Richard E.

Rampy, Mr. Mark A.

Shockley, Ms. Amy

O’Grady, Ms. Brendan P.

Rapalino, Mr. & Mrs. Otto A. & Emily

Siddabattuni, Ms. Rana S.

Oldis, Mr. Thomas

Rapoport, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel & Maxine

Siles, Ms. Brigida M.

Oliver, Mr. Joseph C.

Ray, Mr. Paul

Silveira, Ms. Karen A.

Olla, Ms. Julianah M.

Raymond, Mr. & Mrs. Kevin & Patricia

Simmons, Mr. Sylvester B.

Olusola, Ms. Oluwabunmi A.

Reid, Sister Eileen

Sivels, Ms. Anitra

Orman, Mr. Scott W.

Resurreccion, Ms. Maricar

Slemp, Ms. Catherine C.

Ortiz, Ms. Diocelina

Reyes, Ms. Daleny

Smith, Ms. Irene D.

Osada, Mr. Tatsuhiko

Reyes, Ms. Elsa

Smith, Mr. & Mrs. Philip C. & Mary Ferr

O’Toole, Mr. & Mrs. Robert & Phyllis

Richardson, Ms. Antoinette

Sonosky, Ms. Colleen A.

Owens, Mr. & Mrs. Coilin & Julianne

Ridout, Ms. Daniell

Sotelo, Ms. Carmen

Owens, Ms. Marguerite J.

Riggs, Ms. Susan F.

Spicher, Mr. & Mrs. Jim & Carol

Padilla, Mr. Luis

Roberts, Ms. Lenetta

Stark, Mr. & Mrs. Daivd & Tami

Parker, Mr. George

Robinson, Ms. Keisha

Parraway, Mr. & Mrs. Andre & Gayle

Robinson, Ms. Kissa M.

Stuart-McCall M.D., Ms. Anna Balkisue Lee

Parsells, Mr. & Mrs. David & Kirsten

Robinson, Mr. Xavior W.

Pascal, Ms. Jo-Ann

Rocap, Mr. James E.

Pavlick, Mr. Mark

Rodilosso, Mrs. Rosanne

Paynter, Ms. Andrea S.

Rodriquez, Ms. Natalia

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Rogers, Ms. Sylvia

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Rollins, Monroe Ms. Keisha

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Ronnow, Mr. Robert

Person, Ms. Sidney

Rosa, Ms. Teresa

Peters, Mr. Andrew D.

Rowe, Mr. Kenneth J.

Pierce, Mr. & Mrs. Mark & Carolyn

Rufai, Ms. Bamidele

Pike, Ms. Claudia

Ruff, Ms. Chantal

Napier (Anderson), Ms. Paula

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Ndaka, Mr. Muala

Piper, Ms. LaTisha

Sally, Ms. Renee

Ndebi, Ms. Deborah

Pizarro, Ms. Mari-Carmen

Santana-Cordero, Mr. Jorhan

Nelson, Ms. Helen

Pladsen, Ms. Cartney

Sapp, Mr. Romell

Nelson, Mr. Leonard

Price, Mr. Jonathan

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Prince, Ms. Kishma

Scarborough, Ms. Micaela

Ng, Mr. Phick

Prince, Mr. Victor N.

Schelble, Mr. Gregory

Ngwa, Ms. Brenda

Purdie, Ms. Nakisha

Schmitt, Mr. & Mrs. Richard & Dabney

McTeague, Mr. Emmett Mejicanos, Mr. Sindy Meltzer, Mr. Andrew Mengistu, Mr. Meron Meredith, Ms. Maria Islam Mestrovich, Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. & Jane E. Miller, Ms. & Ms. Dorothy & Cynthia Minier, Mr. Mark Minnigan, Ms. Bonita V. Mitchell-Brown, Ms. Erica Mitrokostas, Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Montgomery, Mr. Rodney Moore, Mr. & Mrs. Gerald & Wilma Jean Moreno, Ms. Iglesias Karina I. Morgan, Ms. Amy Morland, Mr. & Mrs. Howard & Barbara Morrison, Dr. Douglas Muhammad, Mr. Anthony Mullan, Dr. & Mrs. Fitzhugh & Irene Munoz, Mr. Ping T. Murphy, Mr. Joseph Murphy, Mr. Mark S. Myers, Mr. & Mrs. Richard & Ellaine W. Nahigian, Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth & Joceline

Stephenson, Mr. & Mrs. Peter & Barbara Tadesse, Mr. Bayoush W. Taft, Mr. Kingsley & Gillien Taylor, Dr. & Mr. Bradley Taylor, Mr. & Mrs. Hase & Charlotte Taylor, Mr. Kaydeon Telele, Ms. Jima Thibeault, Mr. Donald Thomas, Ms. Eastlyn M. Thomas, Mr. Tyrone T. Thompson, Ms. Princessikea Tinsley-Adams, Ms. Devonae Tobe, Mr. Sylvester Trott, Mr. & Mrs. Edward & Jeanne Tucker, Ms. Cecelia Tuckson, Dr. & Mrs. Reed & Margie Valentine, Ms. Mesha Vaught, Ms. Neta Ventura, Ms. Lidia N.

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Waechter, Mr. Robert

West, Ms. Latrice

Wilson-Young, Ms. Sandra

Yoseph, Ms. Elizabeth

Walker, Ms. April

White, Ms. Audrey

Winget, Ms. Sharon

Zakheim, Ms. Marcie

Walker, Mr. Charlie L.

White, Mr. Derrick

Wise, Ms. Aubreya

Zimmet, Dr. & Mrs. Steven & Susan

Watkins, Ms. Robin

Whren (Ransom), Ms. Lakia L.

Wood, Mr. & Mrs. Frank & Katherine

Zorrilla, Ms. Laura

Watts, Ms. Theresa

Wilkins, Ms. Angela E.

Wood, Ms. March

Ways, Mr. Howard

Williams, Mr. Albert

Wood, Ms. Xandrea A.

Webb, Ms. Heather

Williams-Horak, Ms. Nancy

Wormser, Ms. Ellen

Werner, Ms. Karin

Wills, Ms. Delores

Yeargin, Mr. Dana

2012 Contributors to Unity Health Care’s Columbia Road Health Services Foundations Alexander and Margaret Stewart Trust

Clark-Winchcole Foundation

Association of American Medical Colleges

George Preston Marshall Foundation

St. Joseph Parish Good Samaritian Fund Venable Foundation

Corporations and Churches Agnes Reclare Kanal Treustee Corporation

Colilla Family Trust

PEPCO Holdings, Inc.

St. Bernadette Catholic Church

Community House Church

Potters House Church

United Way of the National Capital Area

Jubilee Church

Schwab Charitable Fund

Kalorama Village, Inc.

Sisters of the Visitation of Gerogetown

Mennonite Mission Network

St. Luke Baptist Church

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Hicks, Mr. John D.

Salmon, Mr. & Mrs. Richard & Laura

Udren, Mr. & Mrs. Eric & Barbara

Bovello, Ms. Kathleen

Kistner, Mr. & Mrs. Ottmar & Ann

Smith, Ms. Imelda

Whitesel, Mr. & Mrs. Robert & Harriet

Carufel-Wert, Dr. & Mrs. Don & Terri

Moore, Ms. Nancy

Summerhill, Rev. Diane

Eisenbarth, Ms. Natalie

Leonhardy, Mrs. Lee Nelles

Toth, Mr. Mrs. Edward & Constance

Anders, Ms. Mary

Goodloe, Ms. Carol Ann

Kreider, Dr. Joan E.

Springs Mennonite Church Topics Class

Anonymous (1)

Hartenau, Mr. & Mrs. Chris & Vivan

Nittler, Mr. & Mrs. Roger & Dotty

Betten, Dr. Karen L.

Kohut, Mr. Andrew & Colasanto, Ms. Diane

Parchment, Mr. & Mrs. Ralph & Stephanie

Steenland, Ms. Sally & Bowsher, Ms. Prentice

Krahl, Mr. & Mrs. George & Luella

Peifer, Mr. & Mrs. Ken & Jean

Beyond Dispute Associates CareSource The Catholic University of America

Circle of Companions

Friends

Fuchs, Ms. Beth & Hoadely, Mr. Jack

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Vollmar, Mr. & Mrs. W. Richard & Kay Dill

Individuals Agnes, Mr. & Mrs. Peter & Dana

Browne, Ms. Susan

Doan, Mr. & Mrs. Robert & Nancy

Goldman, Mr. & Mrs. William & Linda

Alder, Ms. Kimberly

Brook, Mr. & Mrs. Dale & Sage

Gradoni, Mr. Peter B.

Alderfer, Mr. & Mrs. Russell and Gladys

Cannon, Rev. & Mrs. Kimball & Kathleen

Dodson, Ms. Betty L. & Ms. Hiiderbrandt Doner-Feldman, Ms. Sharon

Allen, Ms. Jeanne

Carr, Mr. & Mrs. James & Carol

Donovan, Ms. Patricia

Graybill, Ms. Gertrude

Anderson, Mr. & Mrs. John & Sara

Carroll, Ms. Maureen

Dube, Mr. Edward

Greenberg, Mr. Daniel & Ms. Wanda Reif

Anonymous (5)

Cary, Ms. Helen

Dunn, Ms. Barbara Karen

Gregg, Mr. Charles

Asire, Ms. Ardyce

Cavanaugh, Ms. Nancy J.

Dyer, Ms. Beverly G.

Gresh, Mr. & Mrs. John & Rosalie

Azcuenaga, Ms. Mary L.

Chapman, Mr. Michael

Edmonds, Mr. & Mrs. James & Ellen

Griffith, Ms. Suzanne L.

Backer, Mr. & Mrs. Howard & Rhoda

Charles, Ms. Jessalyne I.

Egan, Mr. & Mrs. Steve & Cathy

Grogan, Mr. Terrance Michael

Baer, Ms. Eva

Cichowski, Ms. Carol A.

Elfin, Mr. David

Hadler, Mr. & Mrs. Jacques & Susan

Baker-Shenk, Mr. & Mrs. Philip & Charlotte

Clancy, Ms. Katherine

Emery, Ms. L. Jean & Mr. Stephen Ives

Hardy, Ms. Chandra

Barker, Mr. & Mrs. Elliott & Jean

Clark, Mr. & Mrs. E. P. or E. W.

Engel, Ms. Penelope

Hardy, Drs. Dennis & Kathleen

Clark, Mr. W. A.

Escatell, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph & Margarita

Hay, Ms. Ann Marie

Essaye, Mr. & Mrs. Anthony & Eileen

Hendricks, Mr. & Mrs. John & Linda

Barlett, Ms. Alice L. Barnet, Ms. Beth Bassett, Mr. & Mrs. Ross & Debbie Battista, Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. & Kathleen L. Baugh, Ms. Vida Baumann, Mr. & Mrs. Walter & Andrea Beckler, Ms. Patricia Bell, Mr. & Mrs. Henry & Catherine Fitch Benner, Ms. Nancy Bergson, Mr. Allen Berman, Dr. & Mrs. Philip Betkowski, Ms. Barbara Blair, Ms. Bonnie S. Blair, Ms. Madelyn Blatt, Ms. Libby Blau, Mr. Edward Bogado, Mr. Pablo A. Bowen, Mr. & Mrs. William M. & Joan T.

Clausen, Mr. & Mrs. Donald & Patricia Clayton, Mr. & Mrs. Robert & Eleanor Clifford, Mr. Frederick Z. Cochrane, Mr. & Mrs. Douglas & Kathlyn

Fagans, Mr. & Mrs. Eric & Debra Favaloro, Mr. John Favin, Mr. & Mrs. Michael & Nancy

Connally, Mr. & Mrs. James & Margery

Fears, Mr. Robert A.

Connolly, Ms. Ruth Marie

Fisher, Ms. Margaret

Copeland, Ms. Chanda

Fletcher, Ms. Barbara M.

Cooper, Ms. Margaret

Foley, Ms. Sarah J.

Corbett, Ms. Sarah Anne

Folger, Mrs. Nancy

Culman, Mr. John K.

Foster, Mr. Joseph A.

D’Antonio, Mr. & Mrs. William

Fox, Ms. Deborah J.

Daniel, Ms. Ursula V.

Fox, Ms. Janet

Daspit, Mr. Frank

Francis, Ms. Frances

Davies, Mr. & Mrs. Clarence & Barbara

Fung, Mr. Edwin

De Jesus, Ms. Magdalena B.

Gallagher, Ms. Cecelia A. & McFadden, Ms. Theresa M.

Deale, Ms. Marjorie DeCosta, Ms. Janet and Rachel

Geraldo, Mr. Manuel R. Giacomozzi, The Reverend Denise

Bowers, Ms. Barbara E.

Deramus, Mr. David & Ms. Rosemary Regis

Braxton, Mr. & Rev. Robert & Elizabeth

Deschene, Mr. & Mrs. Steve & Alicia

Gibson, Mr. & Mrs. James & Kathryn D.

Brenner, Ms. Bernadette & Ms. Theresa Moreland

Dick, Ms. Mary M.

Godlove, Mr. Christopher

Dienes, Ms. Peggy C.

Goldman, Ms. Debbie J.

Gibson, Ms. Catherine

Gramlich, Mr. Joseph L.

Heinzelmann, Mr. Fred Hess, Ms. Mary A. Hoffman, Mr. & Mrs. Charles & Margaret Hofmeister, Mr. & Mrs. Charles & Lorraine Holden, Mr. Henry E. Holleman, Ms. Edith Horning, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph & Lynne Horst, Ms. Martha E. Hostetter, Mr. & Mrs. Alden & Louise Hoyt, Ms. Arlyne Hubers, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas & Carolyn Hudiak, Mr. & Mrs. David & Veronica Hueston, Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. & Tess S. Hutchins, Mr. David & Ms. Jennifer A. Drenning Hutson, Mr. & Mrs. Robert & Margaret Irvine, Mr. & Mrs. John M. & Nancy H. Ivers, Ms. Phyllis-Terri Iwata, Mr. & Mrs. Masahiro & Carolyn Jablon, Mr. & Mrs. Robert & Cara

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Orwin, Mr. Robert George

Meyer, Mr. & Mrs. Albert & Mary Ellen

Parker, Mr. Glen

Lewis, Mr. & Mrs. Harold & Beth

Jenkins, Mr. Mark

Litchfield, Mr. Neil

Jessup, Ms. China

Long, Mr. & Mrs. William & Cecilia

Johnson, Ms. Lucille M.

Louis, Charles Ms. Myriam

Jonnes, Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd & Marilyn

Lovejoy, Ms. Nancy S.

Josem, Ms. Marianne

Lowenstein, Mr. James

Junghans, Mr. & Mrs. Theodore & Catherine

Lynch, Dr. John J

Millholland, Dr. Arthur & Mostello, Dr. Luann

Kainer, Ms. Rochelle

Lynch, Mr. & Mrs. John & Saralie

Miller, Ms. Alice

MacCarthy, Mr. & Mrs. Timothy & Marilu

Miller, Ms. Mary Lou

Kampelman, Mr. Max M. Kanal, Mr. & Mrs. Laveen N. & A.R. Kaplan, Ms. Gertrude K. Kappes, Mr. & Mrs. Mark & Elizabeth Kean, Ms. Ruth

MacDougall, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel & Suzanne Macon, Ms. Judith Maher, Mr. & Mrs. Chris & Donna Majcher, Ms. Patricia

Meyer-Reed, Mr. & Mrs. Lane & Barbara Meyers, Ms. Patricia

Miller, Mr. & Mrs. Victor J & Wilhelmina D.

Owen, Mr. Mark D. Parr, Ms. Barbara Jan Parr, Mr. & Mrs. Jack & Ann Parsons, Mr. Fredric W. Payette, Ms. Sandra Penning, Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas & Mary Ann Perry, Mr. David Perry, Mr. & Mrs. William & Gina Kim

Mitchell, Ms. Janet S.

Pifer, Mr. Leonard Gene

Moczydlowski, Mr. & Mrs. William & Ann

Pittman, Ms. Donna Ponce-Barger, Mr. & Mrs. Curtis & Roberta

Mallonee, Jr., Mr. John F.

Mordecai, Mr. & Mrs. Michael & Renate

Marcus, Mr. & Mrs. Steven & Jeanne

Morgan, Ms. Katherine

Purvis, Mr. Allen

Marthens, Ms. Marla J.

Morgan, Rev. Randall C.

Quist, Mr. & Mrs. Gale & Barbara

Martin, Mr. Alfred

Morrow, Mr. Calvin M.

Rader, Mr. & Mrs. William H. & Clara M.

Martin, Mr. & Mrs. Elvin & Esther

Morsch, Ms. Ruth E.

Rand, Ms. Barbara

Martin, Ms. Regina

Mosley, Mr. William H.

Randolph, Mr. Terry W.

Massey, Mr. & Mrs. Eugene & Mary Ellen

Mueller, Mr. George

Rapoport, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel & Maxine

Mullan, Dr. & Mrs. Fitzhugh & Irene

Raschella, Ms. Nunziata

Lalinde, Ms. Pura & Ms. Susana

Mathis, Mr. Robert & Stopak-Mathis, Mrs. Tali

Mulvihill, Mr. Lawrence P.

Rauseo, Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas & Eva

Landesman, Ms. Betty J.

Matthews, Ms. Romona H.

Mulvihill, Ms. Sheila A.

Reese, Mr. Kevin

Landis, Mr. Richard

Maust, Mr. & Mrs. Rodney & Martha

Murek, Ms. Lelia Jane

Reeves, Ms. Hilary

Lange, Mr. & Mrs. David & Sandra

May, Mr. & Mrs. Leopold & Evelyn

Murray, Mr. & Mrs. Christopher & Royce

Largent, Mr. & Mrs. R. Dave & Kelly

McCabe, Ms. Nancy Norment

Richard, Mr. & Mrs. William & Anne Marie

Nester, Mr. & Mrs. Howard & Sydney

Lassen, Ms. Ann Dunn

McCaig, Ms. Margaret M.

Ridder, Ms. Marie

Lavine, Mr. & Mrs. Richard & Eileen

McConnell, Mr. & Mrs. Robert & Leilani

Neuschler, Mr. Edward & Hay, Ms. Andrea

Riehl, Ms. Diana

Lebow, Mr. & Mrs. Morton & Katherine

McCririe, Mr. John

Newcomb, Ms. Hana

Lee, Mr. Kotik & Brook, Ms. Eyre

McGovern, Mr. & Mrs. Raymond & Rita

Nyce, Ms. Frances C.

Lersch, Mr.. & Mrs. Phil & Jean

McKoy, Ms. Constance

O’Brien, Mr. Raymond

Levin, Mr. & Mrs. Stephen & Olga

McNeil, Ms. Linda McSpadden

O’Dell, Ms. Roberta

Levy, Mr. & Mrs. Edward P. & Mary M.

Olds, Mr. & Mrs. Storrs & Shirley

Lewinsohn, Ms. Joann

Meardon, Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth & Eleanor Columbo

Lewinsohn, Ms. Nancy

Mendelson, Mr. & Mrs. Sander & Irene

Olsen, Ms. Anna

Keiser, Mr. & Mrs. John & Zorina Kerr, Ms. Marcella J. King, Mr. & Mrs. Neil & Ellen Kirk, Mr. Malcolm Klinger, Mr. W. Scott Klotz, Ms. Cecilia Kristner, Mr. & Mrs. Ottmar & Ann M. Kublin, Mr. John G. Kuzmick, Col. & Mrs. James & Judith

Lewis, Ms. Alicia A.

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Jeffs, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph and Jeannine

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Ollason, Mr. Iain Orlow, Mr. & Mrs. Steven & Laurie

Post, Mr. & Mrs. John E. & Gloria C.

Ritzema, Mr. Robert Robinson, Mr. Archie Rogers, Ms. Courtney Rollinson, Ms. Barbara Rosenbaltt, Mr. & Mrs. Robert & Faye Rosenberg, Mr. & Mrs. Max & Millicent Rowe, Mr. & Mrs. William & Teresa Rubenson, Mr. & Mrs. George & Nancy

Rubovits-Seitz, Dr. Randi & Dr. Philip

Smith, Ms. Susan

Taylor, Ms. Elinore

Wenger, Mr. & Mrs. Dale & Martha

Sargeant, Mr. & Mrs. Douglas & Karen

Snowden, Ms. Patricia

Taylor, Mr. & Mrs. Norman & Carolyn

Savary, Mr. Louis & Ms. Patricia Berne

Solon, Mr. Emanuel

Telschow, Mr. Roger

West, Mr. Walter Carr & Bratcher, Ms. Meredith L.

Schiffer, Ms. Susan

Sonkowsky, Mr. Paul & Woo, Ms. Amy

Templin, Ms. Helen

Schmitt, Mr. & Mrs. Eugene & Priscilla

Spicher, Mr. & Mrs. Jim & Carol

Thompson, Mr. & Mrs. Warren & Ellen

Schneider, Ms. Gail Nicholas

Spuria, Ms. Lillian

Tranen, Mr. Irving

Schueler, Ms. Frances

Stanley, Ms. Janet L.

Trauger, Mr. Thomas

Schuler, Ms. Sidney

Stedman, Mr. Lawrence & Klotz, Ms. Cecilia

Turnbull, Mr. & Mrs. Donald & Barbara

Wiseman, Ms. Mary Jane

Vanden Heuvel, Mr. & Mrs. Richard & Elizabeth

Wood, Mr. James

Stephansky, Ms. Anne

Wormser, Ms. Ellen

Stephens, Mr. & Mrs. Ralph & Betsy

Ventura, Mr. & Mrs. Jack & Stephanie

Wright, Ms. Doris

Stephenson, Ms. Sara

Vineyard, Mr. & Mrs. George & Joanne

Wyers, Ms. Melissa

Segall, Mr. & Mrs. Errol & Elizabeth

Stoltzfus, Mr. & Mrs. Richard & Elaine

Vitarello, Ms. Virginia

Yoder, Ms. Janet

Shearer, Mr. & Mrs. Gene M. and Minetta S.

Sunshine, Ms. Catherine

Wagner, Ms. Sara Ann

Young, Mr. Gary

Svirsky, Mr. Janet

Wall, Ms. Nancy

Yu, Ms. Elizabeth

Silversmith, Ms. Linda

Szegdy-Maszak, Ms. Marianne

Yu, Mr. & Mrs. Victor K. & Leepo C.

Silverson, Mr. & Mrs. John & Winifred

Talbot, Mr. & Mrs. William & Alice-Mary

Wallin, Mr. & Mrs. Mitchell T. & Melinda S. Walsh, Ms. Maria A.

Zimmerly, Ms. Rose Eileen & Ms. Phyllis Jason

Schwartz, Ms. Anne Schweickert, Ms. Janell Scott, Ms. Jo Ann Scott, Ms. Rae

Simmons, Ms. Karen Ann

Wiggins, Ms. Dorothy B. Williams, Mr. & Mrs. Wallace & Beverly Wilson, Mr. Edward Wilson, Mr. & Mrs. W. Wallace & Jean

Zamore, Ms. Sharon

Tambasco, Mr. & Mrs. Anthony & Joan

Walters, Mr. & Mrs. Charles & Chau

Taneyhill, Ms. Elizabeth

Walton, Mr. Frederick H.

Tannen, Mr. Michael

Webb, Mr. & Mrs. J.C. & Gloryann

Zook-Stanley, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph & Loretta

In Memory of Ronald Boyd Mr. & Mrs. Alfred & Carol Beck

In Memory of Ronald Boyd Mr. & Mrs. Vincent A. & Cheryl Keane

In Memory of Carl W. Hoover, Jr. Ms. Patricia A. Hoover

In Memory of Philip Rodilosso, MD Ms. Maureen Foran

In Memory of Ronald Boyd Ms. Lisa Brown

In Memory of Ronald Boyd Ms. Virginia Martinez

In Honor of Nurses Week Sis. Eileen Reid

In Memory of Philip Rodilosso, MD Ms. Christina Hirschhorn

In Memory of Ronald Boyd Ms. Lizabeth Christman

In Memory of Ronald Boyd Mrs. Rosanne Rodilosso

In Honor of Douglas Morrison Mr. & Mrs. Daniel & Mary Chwirut

In Memory of Philip Rodilosso, MD Mr. & Mrs. Frank & Shirley P. Marvin

In Memory of Ronald Boyd Ms. Christina Hirschhorn

In Memory of Ronald Boyd Dr. & Mrs. Steven & Susan Zimmet

In Honor of Francis Patrick Mr. Dan Gehl

In Memory of Philip Rodilosso, MD Ms. Francis Pineno

In Memory of Ronald Boyd Mr. Ryan Holliway

In Memory of Dan Hawkins, Sr. Mr. Daniel Hawkins

In Memory of Philip Rodilosso, MD Ms. Barbara A. Fay

In Memory of Philip Rodilosso, MD Dr. & Mrs. Steven & Susan Zimmet

Simonse, Mr. & Mrs. Arnold & Kathy Sloss, Ms. Nancy L.

In Honor/Memory Of

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2012 Audited Financial Statement ■■ Statement of Financial Position Assets Cash $5,900,855 Accounts Receivable $19,416,539 Property and Equipment $43,374,020 Other Assets $19,770,359 Total Assets

Liabilities and Net Assets Current Liabilities Long-Term Liabilities Net Assets–Unrestricted Total Liabilities and Net Assets

$8,931,879 $11,440,127 $68,089,767 $88,461,773

$88,461,773

■■ Statement of Activities and Changes in Net Assets Revenue Grant and Contract Revenue $45,218,625 Patient Service Revenue $45,110,978 Contributions/Donations $3,518,939 Other Income $851,255 Total Revenue

$94,699,797

Expenses Salaries & Benefits Professional Fees Occupancy Costs Supplies & Equipment Other Operating Costs Total Expenses

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■■ Change in Net Assets from Operations

$2,282,676

■■ Capital Related Revenues & Expenses

$29,756,217

■■ Total Change in Net Assets

$32,038,893

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$68,163,163 $12,591,283 $4,075,990 $3,894,563 $3,692,122 $ 92,417,121

2012 Board of Directors Michael Crawford Chair Judy R. Walton, Ph.D. Vice Chair Louie Byrd Treasurer Althea Felder Secretary

Jacqueline Francis, M.D., M.P.H. Connie Johnson William Lawson Hala Nsouli Kate Raftery Robert Ray Keita Vanterpool Vivian Whitaker

■■ Ex-Officio Members

Gelinda Allen Rochelle Archuleta Tommie Barnes Carlos E. Cano Melissa E. Clarke, M.D. Raphael Famakinwa

Vincent Keane President & CEO

■■ Mission

■■ Values

Promoting healthier communities through compassion and comprehensive health and human services, regardless of ability to pay.

Unity will strive to create a model of Service Leadership in our relationships with each other, our patients, and stakeholders. This model will challenge us to embody the qualities of:

■■ Vision Unity Health Care will be recognized as the health care provider and employer of choice by establishing a culture that champions patient-centered care, promotes staff engagement, embraces the latest technology, and pursues community partnerships and strategic alliances.

Janelle Goetcheus, M.D. Vice President for Medical Affairs and Chief Medical Officer

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Listening Awareness Empathy Healing Respect Accountability

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Unity Health Care Facilities

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1 9 4

6 7 5

Parkside Health Center (Ward 7) 765 Kenilworth Ter., NE Washington, DC 20019

COMING SOON

1 Anacostia (Ward 8) 1500 Galen, SE Washington, DC 20020 2 Brentwood (Ward 5) 1201 Brentwood Rd., NE Washington, DC 20018

8 Southwest (Ward 6) 850 Delaware Ave., SW Washington, DC 20024

3 Columbia Road Health Services (Ward 1) 1660 Columbia Rd., NW Washington, DC 20009

9 Stanton Road (Ward 8) 3240 Stanton Rd., SE Washington, DC 20020

4 Congress Heights (Ward 8) 3720 Martin Luther King Jr. Ave., SE Washington, DC 20032

 Unity @ DC General (Ward 6) 1900 Massachusetts Ave., SE Building 29 Washington, DC 20003

5 East of the River (Ward 7) 123 45th St., NE Washington, DC 20019 6 Hunt Place (Ward 7) 4130 Hunt Pl., NE Washington, DC 20019 7 Minnesota Avenue Health Center (Ward 7) 3924 Minnesota Ave., NE Washington, DC 20019

 Upper Cardozo (Ward 1) 3020 14th St., NW Washington, DC 20009  Walker Jones (Ward 6) 40 Patterson St., NE Washington, DC 20001

For more information about Unity's locations and/or services please call 202-715-7900.

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1 Blair Shelter (Ward 6) 635 I St., NE Washington, DC 20002

6 Harbor Light (Ward 5) 2100 New York Ave., NE Washington, DC 20002

2 Central Union Mission (Ward 2)

7 N Street Village (Ward 2) 1333 N St., NW Washington, DC 20005

New address as of Sept. 2013

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65 Massachusetts Ave., NW Washington, DC 20001

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3 Christ House (Ward 1) 1717 Columbia Rd., NW Washington, DC 20009

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8 New York Avenue (Ward 5) 1355 New York Ave., NE Washington, DC 20002

4 Federal City (CCNV) (Ward 6) 425 2nd St., NW Washington, DC 20001

9 Pathways to Housing Health Center (Ward 5) 101 Q St., NE Suite G Washington, DC 20002

5 Friendship Place (Ward 3) 4713 Wisconsin Ave., NW Washington, DC 20016

 801 East Building (Ward 8) 2700 Martin Luther King Jr. Ave., SE Washington, DC 20032

SPECIALIZED HEALTH CENTERS 1 Ballou Student Health Center (Ward 8) 3401 4th St., SE Washington, DC 20032

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2 DOC Health Center — CDF (Ward 6) 1901 D St., SE Washington, DC 20003

4 H.D. Woodson Student Health Center (Ward 7) 540 55th St., NE Room W 101 Washington, DC 20019

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3 Eastern High School Student Health Center (Ward 6) 1700 East Capitol St., NE Washington, DC 20003

MOBILE UNIT Medical Homeless Outreach Van

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