mission - cottage hospital...2 | cottage hospital“our mission is quite simple— to be a healthy...

COTTAGE HOSPITAL ANNUAL REPORT 2009

250

E

MP

LO

YE

ES

ONE MISSION

CH_AR2010_Fnl.indd 1 2/4/10 9:21 PM

2 | Cottage Hospital

“Our mission is quite simple— to be a healthy organization, so we can care for you.”

—Stephan Elliott, Chairman of the Board

“Our employees dedicate them-selves to our organization to provide you with the exceptional quality care that you deserve”

—Reginald Lavoie, Chief Executive Officer

“Cottage Hospital has been an intricate part of this community for over 100 years, and we look forward to the next hundred.”

—Peter Sahlin, MD, Medical Staff President

OUR COMMITTMENT

Officers of Cottage Hospital, Inc.Vacancy PresidentArchie Steenburgh Vice-President Judith V. Gandin Clerk

Officers of Board of Trustees Stephan A. Elliott ChairGene S. Cesari, PhD Vice ChairStorme A. Odell SecretaryAbigail S. Kennedy Treasurer

Members of Board of Trustees

Term Expires February 2010T. Kelly Fitzpatrick Piermont, NHMary Jo Locke Monroe, NHStorme A. Odell Bradford, VT

Term Expires February 2011Gene S. Cesari, PhD Newbury, VTStephan A. Elliott South Ryegate, VTBobby-Ann Fearon Monroe, NHGail J. Tomlinson, RN Landaff, NH

Term Expires February 2012Charles E. Barry North Haverhill, NHJulie L. Clough North Haverhill, NHAbigail S. Kennedy Bath, NH

Interim TrusteeScott D. Horne North Haverhill, NH

Ex-Officio MembersPeter B. Sahlin, MD Medical Staff PresidentVacancy Corporate PresidentGerald J. Lyons, Jr., MD Med. Staff Secretary

Trustees of Trust FundsNelson S. Baker Term Expires 2010Charles E. Barry Term Expires 2010Francis X. Collins Term Expires 2012Stuart D. Pompian Term Expires 2011

OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THE BOARD

Left to right:

Peter Sahlin, MD Reginald Lavoie Stephan Elliott

2009 Annual Report | 3

Cottage Hospital is committed to your health, being

your hospital and serving you...our community.

We work for you.

CH_AR2010_Fnl.indd 2-3 2/4/10 9:21 PM


Cottage Hospital

had a combina-

tion of progress,

opportunity and

challenges for

2009. Through it

all we stayed focused on you, our

community, and bringing you the

quality healthcare that you expect

and deserve.

This year we implemented an Elec-

tronic Medication Administration

Record, this will reduce the potential

of medication errors and allow a more

efficient process. Looking toward the

future, we will focus on Computerized

Provider Order Entry, this will allow

the physician to directly order patient

medications from a number of

different locations, eliminating chance

of a medication error. With the closure

of this electronic loop, we will have

reached a national safety goal!

We also dramatically improved our

Core Measures performance this year.

New Hampshire ranks number one in

the country for compliance with the

Quality of Core Measures, and Cottage

Hospital’s performance is equal to or

better than New Hampshire. You can

view how Cottage is doing by going to

the bottom of our website and clicking

on the NH Quality Care link.

We did not fare particularly well

financially this year. We believe the

general economy and unemployment

rate has caused many people to be

uninsured, and newly designed

insurance plans with high co-pays and

deductibles have had an impact on our

bottom line. Our volume this year was

essentially static on in-patient admis-

sions and there was a decrease in our

out-patient services. This problem was

not unique to Cottage and we echoed

what was happening nationally. Last

year approximately one-third of U.S.

hospitals were in the red, and as this

year closes, the American Hospital

Association reports that the number

will jump to fifty percent.

During the course of the year, we also

implemented the electronic record

portion of the Quality program, which

enables our Quality department to know

how we are doing with Core Measures

and other Quality data in “real time”.

With the completion of CPOE and the

determination from the federal govern-

ment as to what “meaningful use” of

this healthcare electronic information

is, Cottage will have completed the

federal

requirements

for electronic

health records

ahead of most

other hospi-

tals. I believe

we will meet

our goal of

achieving a full Electronic Health

Record within the year.

All of these factors are driving the

current push by the government for

healthcare reform. Reform will impact

the hospital strategically and financially

more than any previous legislation.

Some challenges facing us in 2010 will

be to incorporate additional Quality

Core Measures required by CMS and the

additional reporting required by our own

state agencies. These types of directives

are another way that we can work to

increase transparency in healthcare.

Our Goals for the upcoming year are

to implement Telepsychiatry, which

will allow patients in our Emergency

Department to have access to White

Mountain Mental Health via computer

connection. We are also actively

engaged in looking at Teledermatol-

ogy, as this is a very needed service,

given the lack of dermatologists in the

North Country.

This year there will be a number of

changes on the Board and the

corporate members will be asked to

vote on several new Board members.

There appears to be a lot of talent

among these individuals.

Cottage Hospital will also see some

transitions in the management team

as we have hired a new Medical

Surgical & Pediatric Director, Holly

McCormack. Maria Ryan our current

COO/CNO, will transition into my role

as Chief Executive Officer.

Looking ahead, the Strategic Planning

Committee will bring in a Consultant

Group to help Cottage face future

issues. Now, more than ever, we’re

going to need the engagement of the

medical staff, the community, and the

hospital management to plot a course

for the future. In this light, Cottage

Hospital joined the New England

Alliance for Health. The intent of this

organization is twofold: first, as a

group purchasing organization, and it

is anticipated

that Cottage

will save

thousands of

dollars. More

importantly,

however, this

group is also

involved in a strategic view of the

Upper Valley, including both VT and

NH hospitals, including Dartmouth

Hitchcock Medical Center. We all

believe that the healthcare market is

starting to consolidate and Cottage

wants to be collaborating with our

partners as we begin to look at how

we’re going to be providing care

regionally, and ultimately, to you as

the community that we serve.

As a final note, this will be my last

written report and I want to thank the

corporate members and the commu-

nity, as it has been a true privilege and

honor to have served this community

for the last seventeen years.

LEADERSHIP REPORT


“We stayed focused on you, bringing you the quality healthcare that you expect and deserve. ”

“Some challenges facing us in 2010 will be to incorporate additional Quality Core Measures. Another way that we can work to increase transparency in healthcare.”

“Now, more than ever, we’re going to need the engagement of the medical staff, the community, and the hospital management to plot a course for the future.”

To provide caring, compassionate,

and quality healthcare.

As leaders.

Reginald J. Lavoie

Chief Executive Officer, Cottage Hospital

CH_AR2010_Fnl.indd 4-5 2/4/10 9:21 PM


MEDICAL STAFFHONORED EMPLOYEES

10 YearsAnne GeorgeKathleen Lamberton

15 YearsFrank Dunn

20 YearsLaurie Fellows

26 YearsConnie Jones

27 YearsDonald Stapelfeld Pauline MarvinLois Zambon

29 YearsSheila PoliquinLinda LockeAnne Amature

30 YearsDavid Eames

32 YearsDeb WinchesterDel Ashley

33 YearsPaul Poliquin Pat Thayer

40 YearsPatricia Smith

PRESIDENTPeter B. Sahlin, MD Radiology

SECRETARYGerald J. Lyons, Jr., MD Emergency Medicine & Gastroenterology

PHYSICIANS & PROVIDERS

Claire E. Bolon, MD Pediatrics 10 James D. Bovienzo, MD Emergency Medicine

Garrett C. Caputo, MD Emergency Medicine

Andrew L. Chen, MD Orthopedics

Armando Ciampa, MD Pathology

Kevin J. Connolly, MD Internal Medicine & Infectious Disease

Priscilla S. Connolly, MD Internal Medicine

Christopher S. Danielson, DO General & Vascular Surgery

Kenneth S. Danielson, MD 31 General, Vascular & Pediatric Surgery

Linda S. DeFrahn, DO Family Practice

Konstantin H. Dragnev, MD Hematology/Oncology

John A. Eppolito, Jr., MD Emergency Medicine

David S. Fagan, MD Internal Medicine

Keith Fortier, MD Gynecology 31 Stephen H. Genereaux, MD Family Medicine & Obstetrics, Emergency Medicine

Victor Gennaro, DO Orthopedics

Pamela C. Gibson, MD Pathology

Andrew J. Goodwin, MD Pathology

Jeffrey A. Hanissian, MD Emergency Medicine

Mark S. Harris, MD Pediatrics 32 Fay F. Homan, MD Family Medicine and Obstetrics

Lon W. Howard, MD Orthopedics

Richard P. Hudson, MD Emergency Medicine

John D. Jackson, MD Emergency Medicine

Robert J. Jauch, MD Otolaryngology

Veronika Jedlovszky, MD Pulmonary Medicine

Kevin P. Killeen, MD Urology

Michael G. Kindred, MD General Surgery

Ronald P. Kubica, MD Hemotology/Oncology

Denis J. Lamontagne, DPM 15

Podiatry

Melanie C. Lawrence, MD Family Medicine & Obstetrics

Gerald J. Lyons, Jr., MD 32 ER Medicine & Gastroenterology

Dougald F. MacArthur, DO Orthopedics

Alex G. Medlicott, III, MD Emergency Medicine

Anil K. Mukerjee, MD Cardiology

David L. Nelson, DO Family Medicine

Michael J. O’Connell, MD Pain Management

Emil H. Pollak, Jr., MD Cardiology

Patricia M. Pratt, MD Internal Medicine

Deane E. Rankin, MD Otolaryngology

Jessie Reynolds, MD Family Medicine and Obstetrics

Peter B. Sahlin, MD Radiology

Marlene S. Sarkis, MD Internal Medicine

John P. Sauter, MD Obstetrics and Gynecology

Charles M. Sawyer, MD Emergency Medicine

Aaron D. Solnit, MD Family Medicine & Obstetrics, Emergency Medicine

Loren L. Solnit, MD Pediatrics

Mary E. Tang, MD Pathology

Gopalan Umashankar, MD Neurology

Russell S. Williams, MD Radiology 28

Sarah P. Young-Xu, MD Family Medicine and Obstetrics

Rebecca L. Yukica, DO Pediatrics

EMERITUS

Stanley N. Teale, MD Cardiology

Harry M. Rowe, MD Family Practice

NON-PHYSICIAN PROVIDERS

Holly D. Blodgett, NP-C Nurse Practitioner in Orthopedics

Maureen B. Boardman, APRN Family Nurse Practitioner

Marlene M. Bristol, FNP, CNOR Family Nurse Practitioner

Lili T. Cargill, APRN Adult & Psych Nurse Practitioner

Peter R. Frazer, MS, CRNA, APRN, FAAPM Nurse Anesthetist

Beth L. Guckin, CRNA Nurse Anesthetist

Cynthia L. Holloran, APRN Adult Nurse Practitioner

Paul B. Lister, MA, CCC Speech Pathologist

Jessica Lorenz-Armstrong, PA-C Physi-cian Assistant in Orthopedics

Alexandria L. Noble, APRN Family Nurse Practitioner

Maria R. Ryan, PhD FNP-CS Family Nurse Practitioner

Jennifer L. Scianna, MS, CCC Speech Pathologist

Melynda K. Wallace, CRNA, FAAPM Nurse Anesthetist

28 Distinguished Service

Recognition

2009 Chairman’s Award for ExcellenceMary E. Ruppert, RN, BSN

Sara Lang, Occupational Therapist – 1st Quarter

Stephen Gale, Radiology Technologist – 2nd Quarter

Deborah Winchester, RN – 4th Quarter and Employee of the Year for 2008

Ann Wischerth, RN – 3rd Quarter

Distinguished Service Recognition:


To deliver appropriate primary care,

transitional long-term care, and support

functions such as health education and

community outreach services.

As providers.

Michael G. Kindred, MD

Ronald P. Kubica, MD

NEW PROVIDERS:

Veronika Jedlovszky, MD

CH_AR2010_Fnl.indd 6-7 2/4/10 9:21 PM


AUXILIARY REPORT

The staff of Cottage Hospital would like to thank our dedicated volunteers and we hope they each get a great sense of satisfaction from helping us serve you – our community!

In 2009 we had 22 active volunteers who donated 2602.5 hours of their time to help make Cottage Hos-pital a better place for you!

Susan AldrichDawn BurroughsEunice Cahill Erica ClaytonShirley Cobb Anya DalyNoelle Donahue Barbara Fitzpatrick Kelly Fitzpatrick Joyce HansenReita JonesJune Klitgord Maryjane Krepper Anna LaCassaCassandra MeyerPat OttinaJosefina Roudebush Robert RoudebushSam Rounds Jaime Sawyer Wanda Sawyer William Wolf

VOLUNTEER REPORT

2009 Volunteers:

The mission of the Cottage Hospital Auxiliary is to support and enhance the hospital and its facilities and services.

The Auxiliary continued their various fund raisers. One of the most enjoyable is talk-

ing with travelers at the Interstate 91 Rest Stop, while providing coffee and treats.

A donation jar is available and people are wonderful, frequently putting in far more

than the value of the snacks they choose.

Other fundraisers included: Our Books Are Fun Sales, The Easter Dinner Basket

Raffle, a Thanksgiving Bake Sale, and the Christmas Memory Tree. Each year, we also

make Christmas Stockings big enough to take a newborn home in and the first baby

born each January receives a basket of useful items for baby and parents.

Our biggest fundraiser was our 7th Annual Golf Tournament netting $3,300 that we

donated to the Cottage Hospital Annual Appeal. We had a full field of sixteen teams;

and every tee and green was sponsored. Many gift certificates, rounds of golf, and

prizes were donated. We are grateful to Lisbon Village Country Club and the gener-

ous businesses and players who supported this event.

Each year Cottage Hospital hosts various events to raise money

and awareness for the hospital. This gives us an opportunity to raise

money for much needed equipment and also educate the community

on a variety of health topics!

In April we hosted the 18th Annual Cottage Hospital Variety Show. The

money raised from this event helped us purchase a Cardiac Monitor for

our Emergency Department.

September welcomed the 19th Annual Cottage Hospital Walk-A-Thon and

Road Race. This event was a huge success with over almost 200 partici-

pants and raising over $15,000 for the purchase of a portable ventilator.

We also were busy this year getting involved in our community and

working to educate you on healthy lifestyles. We were excited to con-

tinue our Cottage Corner Column with The Bridge Weekly Sho-Case,

set up a booth at the North Haverhill Fair and we even found time to

get into your grocery carts with our dietary staff doing presentations

at our local Shaws Supermarket.

Affiliated Voice Systems

Antique Rose

Baker, Newman, & Noyes

Balsams Grand Resort Hotel

Blackmount Equipment

Colatina Exit Restaurant

Common Man Restaurant

Dunkin' Donuts

Farmway

Hubert’s

Inn By The Sea

Jax Jr. Cinemas

Journal Opinion

Kleen Incorporated

Laconia Savings Bank

Lake Morey Resort

Lakes Region Coca Cola

Life Transition Services, LLC

NEEBCO

New England Runner

Newbury Village Store

North Country News

Northeast Delta Dental

Parker Hill Road Band

Poulos Insurance

Railyard Racquetball & Health Club

Ross Business Center

Royal Electric

Shaw's

Sherwin Dodge Printers

Steve & Barbara Elliott

Bridge Weekly Sho-Case

The Mount Washington

Tyler, Simms & St. Sauveau

Valley Floors

VIP Auto - Woodsville

Walmart -- Woodsville

Warner’s Gallery

Wayne Dickey

Wells River Savings Bank

WLTN Radio Station

Woodstock Inn, Station and Brewery

Woodsville Guaranty Savings Bank

Woodsville High School

WYKR Radio Station

Thank you to our sponsors:


2009 Auxiliary Members

Susan AldrichGeraldine AremburgMarilyn BedellEvelyn BrownCarolyn ByrneNoelle DonahueAnn DuffyAnn EdsonDeborah Garvin

Teresa GrahamJune KlitgordMaryjane KrepperThedora MaonePat OttinaJosefina RoudebushRobert RoudebushSam RoundsLori Thompson

Barbara Fitzpatrick, President (Through Aug. 09)Reita Jones, Vice President (Current Preisdent)Donna Batchelder, TreasurerMargaret Cope, Recording SecretaryMarcia Welsh, Corresponding Secretary

Membership in the Auxiliary is open to anyone. Meetings are held at the hospital at 11 A.M. on the First Tuesday of the month.

DEVELOPMENT REPORTTo improve the health status of the

population we serve, through leadership and

through collaboration with other healthcare

organizations that serve our communities.

As supporters.

CH_AR2010_Fnl.indd 8-9 2/4/10 9:21 PM


PATIENTS SERVED

Bath 47 2,096Benton 58 2,087Haverhill* 387 13,603Landaff 8 328Lisbon 20 1,071Littleton 8 404Monroe 41 1,239Orford 4 393Piermont 11 989Rumney 0 212Warren 7 939Glencliff 0 710Wentworth 1 412Other Towns 21 1,538Total NH 613 26,021

Barnet 15 558McIndoe Falls 6 167Bradford 79 4,923Corinth 25 941Fairlee 18 785Groton 49 1,978Newbury 103 3,312Wells River 32 1,432Peacham 4 102Ryegate 65 2,537Thetford 1 118Topsham 12 630Other Towns 28 2,188Total VT 437 19,671

*Includes Woodsville, N. Haverhill, Haverhill Corner, & Pike

FINANCIAL REPORT

SERVICE STATISTICSLicensed Beds 25Full-Time Employees 185Admissions 891Births (Deliveries) 85Patient Days 3,992Average Length of Patient Stay 3.25

ER VISITS/WICAdmitted 630Outpatient 8,819Total 9,449

OUTPATIENT VISITS 35,470

SURGERIESInpatient 128Outpatient 1,051Total 1,179

CLINICAL LAB TESTS 211,062

DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING TESTSGeneral Radiology 8,326CT Scans 2.391Ultrasound 2,080Nuclear Medicine 498MRI 682Mammography 1,567

SERVICE STATISTICS 2009 STATEMENT OF FINANCES 2009

ASSETS 2009

Current Assets $5,089,089 Assets Whose Use Is Limited $5,848,255 Property, Plant & Equipment $9,659,509 Other Assets $286,931 Total Assets $20,883,784

LIABILITIES 2009

Curent Liabilities $2,319,439 Long term Debt $7,640,036 Retirement & Deferred Comp $941,100 Net Assets/Deferred Revenue $9,983,209 Total $20,883,784

UNRESTRICTED REVENUES 2009

Net Patient Revenue $26,182,159 Other Revenue $449,884 Total Operating Revenue $26,632,043

EXPENSES 2009

Salaries, Physician Fees & Benefits $14,110,824 Supplies & Other $9,837,069 Depreciation $1,277,123 Interest $426,864 Provision For Bad Debt $1,389,651 Total Operating Expenses $27,041,531

Gain (loss) from Operations $(409,488)Non-Operating Revenue $123,237 Excess of Revenues over Expenses $(286,251)Change in Net Assets $(709,641)

Net Assets, End of year $9,983,209

STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES 2009

Payor Mix 2009

Medicare 43%

Private 7%

BC/BS 23%

Medicaid12%

Commercial 15%

At a Glance

Community Health Services ...............$101,949

Health Professions Education ......... $348,208

Subsidized Health Services ...............$259,000

Financial Contributions .................... $29,325

Community Building Activities ........... $36,755

Charity Care ............................... $3,067,791

Total ......................................... $3,584,287

19-3420%

Under 182%

35-5038%

51-6430%

65+ 10%

Charity care by age

COMMUNITY BENEFITS

Other States 9 528

TOTAL 1,059 46,220


INPA

TIEN

T

INPA

TIEN

T

NHOUTP

ATIE

NT

OUTP

ATIE

NT

To be a responsible, financially

viable and productive member

of our community.

As a team.

CH_AR2010_Fnl.indd 10-11 2/4/10 9:21 PM

12 | Cottage Hospital 2009 Annual Report | 13

Affiliated Voice & Data Systems, Inc.

Alice Adams

Eden & Susan Aldrich

John & Karen Aldrich

Todd & Maryanne Aldrich

Vincent & Linda Aliberti

Steve & Beverly Allen

Family of S. Bruce Allsop

American Legion Auxiliary

Anthony Amoroso

Ralph Anderson

Frederick & Patricia Appleton

ARC Mechanical Contractors, Inc.

Earl & Bertha Aremburg

Geraldine Aremburg

David & Phyllis Armstrong

Isabelle Auger

Rosamond Bailey

Verna Barber

Charles & Rebecca Barry

James Barton, DMD

Cliff & Donna Batchelder

Bruce & Ann Beane

Bruce & Betty Beauvais

Diane Bennett

Gordon Bertrand

Barry Bigelow

Janice Bigelow

Bigelow Trucking

Dr. & Mrs. Edwin Blaisdell

Robert Bliss

Fred & Claire Bonekamp

George & Jean Boveroux, Jr.

Leland Boyd

Jack & Sherry Brill

Robert Brock

Kathleen Brown

Marie Bryer

Rocky & Gail Bunnell

Richard Burgielewicz

Guy & Marjorie Burrill, Jr.

Elizabeth Callender

Wilbur & Marion Callender

Charles & Sarah Calley

Paul Castello

Central Supply, Inc.

Gene & Judith Cesari

Loring & Esther Chace

Marguerite Chamberlin

Eugene & Ruby Chapman

Richard & Karen Charles

Dennis Chase

C. Thomas Chase

J. Edward & Doreen Clancy

Lauraette Clark

Maria-Luz Clark

Roland & Angela Clifford

Malcolm Clough

Francis & Rosemary Collins

Eunice Collins

Betty Conrad

Frank & Sheila Coombs

Cottage Hospial Auxiliary

Cottage Hospital Emergency Department

Cottage Hospital Employees Association

Cottage Hospital Variety Show, 2009

Casey Cramton

Winston & Marguerite Currier

Helen Daniels

Christopher & Dina Danielson

Dead River Company

Marie-Jose Delage

Robert & Margaret Den. Cope

Kenneth & Violet DeRusha

Dennis Devaux

Wayne Dickey

Charles & Elizabeth Dobson

Florence Dudley

Lorraine Dufresne

Robert Dwyer

Charles & Ann Edson

Ellen Edwards

Stephan & Barbara Elliott

Harold & Bonnie Ellis

Robert & Beverly Ellsworth

Tom & Anne Emmerson

James Bruce Engle

Dr. John Eppolito, Jr.

Howard & Doris Evans

Caroline Evans

Richard & Annabelle Fagnant

Charles Faulkner, II

Wayne & Bobby Ann Fearon

Jane Fearon

Amalia Fisher

William & Genevieve Fleming

Herb & Sherry Foster

Rita Fournier

Alice Frazer

Friends in Council

Ruth Gale

Cadence Genereaux

Thelma George

Floyd & Mona Gibson

The Gilmour Fund

Dr. Patricia Glowa & Dr. Donald Kollisch

Russell & Shirley Gould

William & Virginia Gove

Gerry Graham

Graves Builders

William Grimes

J.P. & Janice Guillemette

Edna & Monroe C. Gutman Foundation

Alfred & Ruth Haeussler

Edith Hall

Richard & Shirley Hall

Madine Hamlett

Alfred & Karen Hannett

Charles & Sandra Hanson

Nicholas & Rita Harakidas

Benjamin Harrington, Jr.

Marvin & Louise Harrison

Donald Hasbrouck

Bertha Hebebrand

Everett & Lois Henson

Helen Herr

Dear Friends of Cottage Hospital,

With the help of your kind donations, Cottage Hospital’s 2009

annual campaign reached a total of $40,819. The gifts that we received

this year enabled us to purchase a new Cardiac Monitor for the

Emergency Department.

Thank you to all who contributed. Your dedication to this campaign

provides further testimony of the wonderful support Cottage Hospital

continues to receive from the community that we serve.

John A. Eppolitto, Jr., MD

Emergency Department Director

ANNUAL APPEAL DONORS Robert & Shirley Hesseltine

Rita Hilyer

Anna Honek

Brad & Nicole Houston

H.P. Cummings Construction, Co.

Hubert’s of Woodsville

LenaJane & Roy Huntoon

Deborah Hurst

Mary Hutchins

Arthur & Frances Hyde

Mary Ingalls

V. Lloyd Jameson

Merle & Connie Jones

Reginald Jones, OD

Kathryn Kelly

James & Eve Kemble

Peter Keyes

Margaret Kidder

Beth Kimball

Janet Kinder

H. Ross & Helena Kinney

June Klitgord

Sandra Knapp

Douglas Krajewski

Helmut & MaryJane Krepper

Laconia Savings Bank

Augustin & Muriel L'Etoile

Alfred Lamarre

Cindy & Denis Lamontagne

Bernice Langevin

Reginald & Claudia Lavoie

Kevin & Melanie Lawrence

Edith Leckey

Donald & Kristin Lehmann

Mary Jo Locke

Ernest & Anna Locke

Edwin Lomerson, Jr.

Walter Lord

Lyman Realty, Inc.

Dora MacDonald

Alfred & Patricia Maggio

Bertha Magoon

Lawrence Maloney

Joseph & Rosemary Mangiapane

Edward & Irene Mann

Richard & Betty Marquise

John & Virginia Marrotte

Michael & Barbara Marshall

Shirley McAllister

Richard McDanolds

Douglas & Lesa McDonald

Verne & Margaret McGrew, Jr.

Sylvia McKean

Alice McLure

Jean McPhee

Patricia McQuaide

Christopher & Elaine Mellen

Dorothy Merrill

Robert & Christine Merserve

Norman Morse

Lauren Morse

Arthur Mudge

Norman Mullen

William & Susan Murray

Bruce & Gail Nelson

David & Lily Nelson

Newbury Women’s Fellowship

New England Wire Technologies

Mariam Noland

North Haverhill Agway

Randall & Storme ODell

Leona O'Shea

Frederick Olsen

Josephine Ott

Charles & Patricia Ottina

Russell & Marge Page

John & Ruth Page

Deane & Laura Page

Paul & Amy Perry

Steven Plant

Dale & Francese Powers

David & Jeanine Price

John & Donna Primmer

Beatrice Putnam

George Putnam

Bernice Quimby

Eunice Ramsay

Otis & Sylvia Rathburn

Lloyd Raymond

Roy & Muriel Reed

Daniel Reilly

Ricker Funeral Home

David & Mary Anne Robinson

Marjorie Robitzer

Rocky Bunnell Logging

Steve & Sam Rounds

Dean & Louise Rowden

Harry Rowe, MD

Timothy Roy

Philip & Patricia Roy

Royal Electric Company, Inc.

Christopher & Marcy Rushford

Bob & Maria Ryan

Dr. & Mrs. Peter Sahlin

Mary Sanborn

George Sargent

Tom & Betty Sawyer

Dr. & Mrs. Charles Sawyer

Paul Scott

Steven & Marilyn Seminerio

Beverly Shaw

Marian Shields

Peter & Jacqueline Sinclair

Jane Smalley

Joan Smith

Reginald & Evelyn Smith

Vesta Smith

Daryl & Catherine Smith

James & Patricia Smith

Alan & Barbara Stahl

Archie & Martha Steenburgh

Bruce Stevens

Barbara Stevens

Bruce & Martina Stever

Barbara Stimson

Josephine Stocker

Gerald Stoddard

Betty Stone Ludwig

Target Direct

Walter Tatara

Harold & Theresa Taylor

David Taylor

Isabelle Thayer

Patricia Thayer

Lori Thompson

Richard & Lori Thompson

Katherine Tomlinson

Gary & Gail Tomlinson

Katherine Tomlinson

Helen Torrey

Eleanor Trevithick

Betty Jane Trudell

C. Bruce & Roberta Ulricson

Upper valley Press, Inc.

Upper Valley Transport Systems, Inc.

Valley Floors, Inc.

Edward & Patricia Van Dorn

Wayne Vanasse

Elizabeth Vesilinci

Carl & Patricia Wagoner

Philip & Sandra Wassell

Rhonda Welch

Ronald & Jean Welch

Wells River Congregational Church Women’s Fellowship

Wells River Savings Bank

Gunther & Deborah Wernecke

Steven & Lynn Wheeler

Thomas & Karen White

Dwight & Jean White

Russell Williams, MD

Robert Wilson

Roland & Audrey Winn

William & Lucille Wolf

Allen & Amy Wright

Sarah Young-Xu

Marion Zambon

Abigail S. Kennedy

Cottage Hospital Board of Trustees

CH_AR2010_Fnl.indd 12-13 2/4/10 9:21 PM


David W. Rives Designated for Hospice Room

Alice Annie White Designated for Memorial Fund

Elaine J. Bedell Designated for Oncology Fund

Pam Peterson Designated for Hospice Room

Alison Swain Designated for Memorial Fund

Marion R. Mullen Designated for Memorial Fund

Elizabeth D. Gadwah Designated for Hospice Room

Richard L. Maloney, Sr. Designated for Memorial Fund

Lillian M. Martin Designated for Annual Fund

Jack Neary Designated for Oncology Fund

Pauline S. Johnson Designated for Memorial Fund

Ruth Marie Brady Designated for Memorial Fund

William Siegmund Designated for Memorial Fund

Joyce Hood Designated for Oncology Fund

George Earl Boyce Designated for Oncology Fund

James Halley Designated for Memorial Fund

Delbert Henry “Joe” Hudson Designated for Oncology Fund

David A. Winchester Designated for Oncology Fund

Robert A. Sager Designated for Hospice Fund

Jim Halsey Designated for Memorial Fund

Margaret Welch Designated for Memorial Fund

Richard Kelso Designated for Oncology Fund

Earl Ashcroft

Bath Women’s Fellowship

Eileen L. & Roy R. Belyea

P.J. & Norene R. Blanchard

Keith N. & Elaine M. Blodgett

Neal W. & Charlotte Blodgett

Madison K., Boemig Esq. & Ruth Kinney, Esq.

Bud Bourtelle

Susan Bourtelle

Gordon A. & Mary Ann Boyce

William Buckley

Butson Family

Daniel & Linda A. Caouette

Doris Cayies

John A. & Elizabeth C. Cernan

Charlie Coon

Esther Bourtelle Cuthbertson

Dartmouth Printing Co.

Susan Jesseman Diehl

Paul & Joan Dieter

Carol A. Drew

David W. & Linda D. Dunn

Gale Eastman

Anne & Tom Emmerson

Howard W. & Doris C. Evans

Karolyn Farmen

Richard C. & Florence V. Frost

Robert R. & Bonnie M. Gurney

Hanover Improvement Society Corp.

Walter & Ruth Hassenmayer

Violet Hatch

Mrs. Hilda Hecker

Dr. William & Rita Holmes

Wendell W. & Erline M. Jesseman

Merle V., Jr. & Connie Jones

Kenneth & Bonnie Kausner

Ruth Lacourse

Arnold D. & Shirley B. Langmaid

Reginald J. & Claudia J. Lavoie

Dr. Melanie C. Lawrence

Laurence K. Maloney

Louis P. & Laura F. Marocchini

Martzell & Bickford

Gloria B. Maynard

Roland & Jackaline Moore

Janice F. Morrill

Thomas & Christine Naszcyniec

The Reverend John H. Nieman

David M. & Diane M. Patnaude

Steven L. Plant

Sylvia Rathburn Family

Debi Reeve Family

Susan R. Romano

Family of Gifford O. Rossier

Lawrence Roy

Carolee H. Seger

Thomas R. & Linda J. Seibert

Cedric L. Smith

Erville H. & Blanche B. Smith

Pamela L. Smith

Reginald B. & Evelyn I. Smith

Drs. Aaron & Loren Solnit

Pelham R. Stanley

Mr. & Mrs. James Stauner

Barbara, Kathy & Carla Stevens

Frank & Lorraine M. Stiegler

David & Sondra Swain

R. Allan & Kathryn Swain

Paul A. Tetreault

Patricia Thayer

Franklyn & Gloria Thompson

Dennis & Roxann Valentine

David G. & Robin J. Wahto

Laura J. Webster

Debbie Winchester

Roland H. & Audrey K. Winn

Harold & Myrna Woodworth

Raymond & Cynthia Young

Memorial funds were donated by the following individuals:

Donations were made in the name of the following individuals:

MEMORIAL DONORS


CH_AR2010_Fnl.indd 14-15 2/4/10 9:21 PM

90 Swiftwater Rd.Woodsville, NH 03785603.747.9000cottagehospital.org

How it Works:

• Shaw’s will contribute a percentage of each supporter’s eligible Rewards Card purchases made on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday to Cottage Hospital!

• Four times a year, Shaw’s will issue a check to Cottage Hospital for the contributions earned by their participating supporters.

Help us earn much needed funds in three easy steps!

Go online to: www.shaws.com/communityrewards1Register with your Shaw’s Rewards Card, login, and

click on “sign me up.”2 3 Enter Cottage Hospital’s

Community Rewards number 49001021435 to start contributing!

All collections will be applied to our 2010 annual appeal fund for the purchase of an EMG Machine for our Neurology Department.

CH_AR2010_Fnl.indd 16 2/4/10 9:21 PM

mission - cottage hospital...2 | cottage hospital“our mission is quite simple— to be a healthy...

Documents