In The

Community 2009 Annual Report

Mission To fulfill Premier Health Partner’s commitment to build healthier communities through prevention, early detection and disease self-management.

Vision To eliminate preventable disease and disability and create and enhance systems, which empower people to live the highest possible quality of life in Premier Health Partners’ geographical market area.

Our Focus Areas Premier Community Health focuses on cancer, diabetes, heart and lung health. Premier Community Health is a 501c3 nonprofit organization. It is a wholly-owned subsidiary of MedAmerica, which is owned by Premier Health Partners. PCH is governed by a community-based board of trustees, which meets quarterly.

From the Executive Director Dear Friends: This will be remembered as a challenging year. Along with the rest of the community, we saw our funding sources shrink and demand for services grow. We had to look for new ways of doing business that used our resources wisely and stretched them as far as we could. During our brief history, we have learned to embrace change. And not just change for the sake of change — but change that makes us stronger and helps us serve this community better. We honed our strategic plan and built a balanced scorecard to measure our success. This year, we had several milestones. First, we were awarded the Alfred P. Sloan Award for Business Excellence in Workplace Flexibility. This award, given by the United States Chamber of Commerce, recognizes employers that value a variety of employee flexibility initiatives that increase employee satisfaction and productivity. In the community, we documented touching about 42,000 lives through our programs and services. Sometimes with a big number like that, it is easy to forget we are serving people, such as the 40 people who found out they had cancer because of PCH services. For the future, Premier Community Health wants to continue impacting the community’s overall health. Through its collaboration with hospitals, other businesses, organizations and even individuals, Premier Community Health strives to better the health of the wonderful communities within the greater Dayton region and ultimately works to improve the lifestyles of those within our area. Take care and stay healthy!

Pamela M. Reichel, MS, CPW, CHES Executive Director

Awards and Accomplishments

Knowing Your Numbers Could Save Your Life! When David “Chet” McAninch saw an opportunity to have his cholesterol checked at a Premier Community Health screening, he thought he would follow his doctor’s orders and go to the screening. Turns out that was an important decision. “My doctor had been bothering me for awhile to get my cholesterol checked,” said McAninch. “Bottom line, I just didn’t want to go to the doctor.” Lucky for him, during the screening, he learned his cholesterol was alarmingly high. Premier Community Health staff urged him to see his doctor immediately to address this problem. Now, McAninch is making healthy changes to lower his cholesterol. He has the love and support of his family keeping his motivated. “My brother-in-law is a nurse, so I worked with him. He told me I needed to change my eating philosophy.” Chet also has a young daughter he uses to stay motivated in being healthier. “I want to be around to watch her grow up.” Besides your blood pressure, knowing your cholesterol numbers can be one of the most important numbers you can know. Maintaining proper cholesterol levels can help lower your risk of a heart attack or stroke.

• Received the Alfred P. Sloan Award for Business Excellence in Workplace Flexibility from the United States Chamber of Commerce • Test for Life was named an Ohio Model Program by the Ohio Partners for Cancer Control • Received a Gold Award from the Aster Awards for Excellence in Healthcare Marketing for our My Sister’s Keeper radio spot • Received a Silver Award from the Aster Awards for Excellence in Healthcare Marketing for our Medication Safety Booklet • Received a Bronze Award from the Healthcare Marketing Report and Advertising Awards for our Test for Life campaign • Received a Merit Award from the Healthcare Marketing Report and Advertising Awards for our My Sister’s Keeper radio spot • Received a Bronze Award from the National Health Information Awards for our My Sister’s Keeper campaign • Received a Merit Award from the National Health Information Awards for our Test for Life campaign • Denise Gilmore, African American Women’s Health Specialist for Premier Community Health, received the Interfaith Award and was given a key to the city of Dayton. This award is given to someone who has led or initiated activity, which expressly encourages interfaith dialogue and has brought together people of various faiths to address community issues and needs. • Presented at the Ohio Society for Public Health Education’s Health Educator’s Institute • Presentation: Tips for Working with Media • Best Practices Panel: My Sister’s Keeper • Poster Presentation: Test for Life

Donors Our heartfelt gratitude goes to everyone who donated funds, services or items that made it possible for us to accomplish our mission this year. When you give to PCH, your donation stays in this area, providing programs and services to people right here in the greater Dayton region. We would like to offer a special thank you to Premier Health Partners- Miami Valley Hospital, Good Samaritan Hospital, Atrium Medical Center and Upper Valley Medical Center- which generously supports our work in the community. Also, special thanks to the Ohio Fraternal Order of the Eagles and the Fraternal Order of the Eagles Auxiliary who have supported our mission for more than twenty years!

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Area Agency on Aging- PSA-2 Compunet Clinical Laboratories Fidelity Health Care Fraternal Order of the Eagles Croghan Aerie #712 Fraternal Order of the Eagles New Carlisle Aerie #3491 Fraternal Order of the Eagles Wapakoneta Aerie #691 Girlfriends Beauty Salon Mike-Sells Ohio Fraternal Order of the Eagles Pat’s Bar The Ohio Department of Health with support from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention The State of Ohio United Way of Mercer County United Way of the Greater Dayton Area Vanguard Imaging Vectren Wells Institute for Health Awareness Wright State University

Estates • Elsa M. Kortsch

Foundations • CareSource Foundation • GE Foundation • Reynolds and Reynolds Associate Foundation

In-Kind Donations • AARP Driver Safety • American Automobile Association • Aullwood Audubon Center and Farm • Autozone • Big Sky Bread Company • Bob Evans • Brandt Pike Dental Care • C&C Music Services • Christopher’s Restaurant • Cincinnati Bengals • Cincinnati Reds • Contemporary Arts Center • Curves • CynRay Inc. • Dance Etcetera • Dave and Buster’s • Dayton Dragons • Dayton Marriott • Dayton Metro Library

• Dayton School of Medical Massage • Dayton Society of Natural History • Edible Arrangements • El Toro Mexican Restaurant • Epilepsy Foundation of Western Ohio • Fetch Pet Supplies Store • Fox’s Pizza • Gentle Breeze Hot Air Balloon Company • Hospice of Dayton • Huber Heights Courier • Junior League of Dayton • Kettering Fire Department • Kettering Police Department • Kroger • Lee’s Famous Recipe Chicken • Mamma DiSalvo’s • Master Craft • MCL Cafeteria • Mended Hearts • Midas Auto Center • Nancy Cartwright Entertainment • Newport Aquarium • PetSuites • Premier Heart Associates • Premier HeartWorks • Prestige Portraits • Salon Dimitri • Save the Date Event Planning Services

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Skateworld Supper Subby’s The Funny Bone The Medicine Shoppe The Wilds Tire Discounters Trader Joe’s U.S. Census Bureau United Dairy Farmers Victoria Theatre Association Vitas Innovative Hospice Care Westendorf Printing Wild Birds Unlimited William Rife Co. Jewelers YMCA of Dayton Young’s Jersey Dairy

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Sadie and Eddie Greenberg Barbara Nachbauer Marietta Orlowski, PhD Dr. Jeffry and Margaret Petry Michelle Plagiano and family Arthur Pickoff, MD Kenneth Rosenzweig Albert Schneider Donna Schwenzer

Pounds for a Cause • Becky Alge • Pete Bonzo

• Timothy and Michelle Clementz • Debra Collins • Dan and Natalie Driscoll • Beverly Fuller • Linda Galloway • Jaclyn Garringer • Jeff and Julie Garringer • Jenny Garringer • Jessica Garringer • Jeremy and Jill Kelley • Valerie Lough • Melanie Lozano • Melissa Lozano • Michelle Lozano • Jennifer Miller • Elaine Morris Roberts • Cindy Oakley • Pamela and Lee Reichel • Barry Rose • Steve Schlather • Faye Smith • Ann White • Jason White • Cindy Wilcox

Third-Party Fundraisers • Hoggin’ for Hope

United Way • Cheryl Abraham

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Wendy Baldwin Karen Banks Jamie Blake Helen Bledsoe Joe and Sharon Brywczynski Patty Butler Laquita Castro Al Cherry Brittney Clarke Wayne Craft Thomas and Salli Duncan Margaret Dunn, MD Robert Gibbs Denise Gilmore Margarita Greenleaf Katherine Hannahs Kathryn Haught Ophellia Hyde Treva Jones Sherri Loughman Penny Mallison Claire Nerl Walter Reiling, III Tifanny Rivers Robert Rosencrans Ann Schmitt Brenda Sills Danny Smith Faye Smith Patricia Taylor Yolanda Taylor Randall Vanzant

Our Impact on the Greater Dayton Region Premier Community Health provides evidence-based programs and services that can make an impact on our community. Most of our programs fall into our four focus areas- cancer, heart, diabetes and lung health. These are the results our programs have given us in 2009.

Cancer Breast Health Programs Mammograms, Pap tests and other services are provided to uninsured women. Part of this program is paid by a grant from the Ohio Department of Health with support from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Mammography Voucher Program • Provided 467 mammograms and found 43 abnormals and 1 cancer Breast and Cervical Cancer Project • Provided 955 mammograms, 766 clinical breast exams, 165 ultrasounds, 78 surgical consults, 85 biopsies with 19 cancers diagnosed • Provided 828 Pap tests, 814 pelvic exams, and 24 colposcopies with 8 cancers/ dysplasia found

My Sister’s Keeper While white women get breast cancer more often, African American women die more often than any other group. This program successfully tacked that problem through engaging programs, free mammograms and a thoughtful ear. • Held 64 parties with 979 participants • Provided 117 free mammograms, paid for 12 co-pays and helped 16 women receive their first-ever mammogram, finding 1 cancer Colorectal Screening Kits Each March, PCH collaborates with Kroger’s Pharmacies, WDTN-TV2, Vectren and others to offer colorectal kits to the greater Dayton region. In 2009, this program: • Distributed 15,000 home testing kits and had 3 abnormal test. Throughout the year, PCH offers these kits at other events. In 2009, we: • Distributed 2,295 take-home colorectal screening kits with 0 abnormal tests

Skin Cancer Screenings In collaboration with the Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine Dermatology Residency Program, the hospitals in PHP and the American Cancer Society, a free full body skin cancer screening is offered each May. • Provided 391 full-body skin screenings with 6 basal cell cancers, 1 squamous cell cancer, 1 melanoma cancer and 3 actinic keratosis cancers found • Throughout the year, PCH provided 683 Dermascan facial skin screenings

Diabetes • Provided diabetes education and counseling to 47 people • Provided 532 Hemoglobin A1c screenings

Heart Heart Risk Reduction Program • Served 13,725 individuals with total cholesterol, HDL (good cholesterol), blood sugar and/or blood pressure screenings Stroke Screenings • Provided 324 individuals with screenings to assess their risk of a stroke

Lung Employer Flu Vaccine Program • Provided 2,157 seasonal flu shots and 201 H1N1 shots Tobacco Cessation • Provided tobacco cessation counseling for 74 people

Health and Wellness Health Presentations • Provided 49 free health lectures reaching 1,355 people in the community Senior Health • During May, PCH coordinated a campaign with WDTN-TV2 to educate seniors about the importance of medication safety and to offer a free self-help booklet. The campaign included 318 public service announcements on WDTN Channel 2 • Distributed 16,887 medication safety booklets to senior adults who take two or more medicines • Provided 1,469 senior adults with senior health screenings

Community Collaborations Premier Community Health works with many coalitions and groups to create a healthier community on behalf of Premier Health Partners. Some of those groups include: • American Cancer Society Quality of Life Committee • American Heart Association • Atrium Medical Center • Breast Cancer Task Force • Center for Healthy Communities, Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine • Christ United Methodist Church • Dermatology Residency Program, Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine • Get Up Montgomery County • Good Samaritan Hospital • Greene County Health Department • Levin Family Foundation • Kroger Pharmacies • Miami Valley Hospital • National Cancer Institute Information Services • Ohio Association of Tobacco Treatment Specialists • Ohio Breast and Cervical Cancer Coalition • Premier HealthNet • Public Health Dayton/ Montgomery County • St. Peter Catholic Church • ThinkTV/ Speaking of Women’s Health • Upper Valley Medical Center • Vectren • WDTN Channel 2 • Wellness Matters

Board of Trustees James Pancoast

Diane Ewing

Arthur Pickoff, MD

Chair, President and Chief Operating Officer, Premier Health Partners

Vice President of Marketing and Communications, Premier Health Partners

Professor and Chair, Departments of Pediatrics and Community Health Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine

Margaret Dunn, MD

Bobbie Gerhart

Vice Chair, Executive Associate Dean, Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine

Richard Powell

Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, Miami Valley Hospital

Financial Consultant, The Georgakas-Powell Financial Group of Wells Fargo Advisors

Stephen M. McHugh, Esq

Cheryl Stewart Johnson, MEd

Treasurer, Altick & Corwin Co., L.P.A.

Retired Educator

Community Volunteer

Marietta Orlowski, PhD

Mukul Chandra, MD, FACC Julie Crusenberry

Associate Professor, Health Education, College of Education and Human Services, Wright State University

Development Chairperson/ Community Volunteer

Sharen Swartz Neuhardt

Miami Valley Cardiologists, Inc.

Basel Yanes, MD Medical Oncology-Hematology Associates

Dale Creech Chief Legal Officer, Premier Health Partners

Attorney, Thompson Hine LLP

Howard Part, MD

Albert Schneider, CPA

Jeffrey Petry, MD

Dean, Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine

Samaritan Hospitalist Group

Financial Reports 2009 Revenues

2009 Expenses

Investment Income 1% Grants 21%

Contributions 78%

$1,398,006

Community Outreach 83%

$1, 391,482

Fundraising 1% General 16%

Volunteers Premier Community Health is extremely grateful for the countless hours of service both organizations and individuals have contributed to our organization. In 2009, volunteers contributed 897 hours of service to our organization. For the many hours of time and energy spent, we greatly thank each and every volunteer who has helped us make the greater Dayton region a healthier place to live.

Businesses and Organizations • Fraternal Order of the Eagles New Carlisle Aerie #3491 • Fraternal Order of the Eagles Fairborn Aerie #2641 • Miami Jacobs Career College • Shumsky Inc. • The Berry Company • United Way • Vectren

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David Adams Ora Allen Craig Baker Danielle Banks Natalie Banks Wendy Banks Janice Behnken Ashlea Bradley Judy Brinegar Diane Brosey Amber Collins Tara Cook Kimberly Cornwell Jerry Czekalski Tracie Dennis Kimbra Dent Joe Dulaney Erin Eavers Youlanda Earnest

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Katherine Gardner Jaclyn Garringer Brigett Greer Vernisha Grooms Jason Groth Carla Harbut Katie Hartman Lisa Haygood Tricia Hillard Rachel Hinton Judy Hudson Kayla Huffman Virginia Hutchinson Heather Jacques Sandra Jacques Mary Johnson Susan Jones Andrew Kelley Marcie Knox-Hart George Lacken Jennifer Lacy Morgan Lacy Lisa Marie Lesh Ray Lewis Precious Luckie Zack McCormick Matt McCoy Megan Matheny Benetta Miller-Moor Elizabeth Olinger Arlene O’Dell Brandey O’Dell Dave Palmisano Connie Perry

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Robert Peters Carol Pittman Jeffrey Pollock Robin Purcel Dave Rector Amber Redd Linda Reeder Jan Rust Connie Savage Kimberlin Sawyer Morgan Scott Mehdi Sharzi Patricia Smith Tonna Smith Tabitha Snyder Donald Specht John Sprinks Elizabeth Stryker Christopher Tangeman Vera Tangeman Kadijah Taylor Christine Thacker Christopher Tobe Sandra Townsend Saundra Thomas Julie Trine-News Rebekah Turnbull Jason White Gregg Wilcox Greg Williams Linda Williams Teri Wilson Connie Zimmerman

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