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The heart of our caring is where people call home
Annual Report 2014
President’s Note
Dear Friends,
In 2014, philanthropic support helped us to maintain our mission-driven focus, one that we will not
waver from although the financial challenges in healthcare loom large. With strong leadership from
our Board of Trustees and executive management team, we remain firm in our 119 year tradition of
delivering quality care to meet the needs of our community. No other organization has the range and
depth of expertise, the innovations in technology, and the level of connection with the people served
as the agencies of Home Health Foundation. As an independent, not-for-profit family of agencies,
we rise to meet the challenges of an uncertain time by looking forward and planning ahead.
We have spent the past year finding innovative ways to better meet the increasing needs of our community
and adapted our organization to do so. We have forged relationships with healthcare partners to further
enhance the role we uniquely play in the care of patients as well as the healthcare system. We have
invested in communications infrastructure to work more collaboratively and efficiently to improve
quality of care for our patients.
While we work hard to control the factors we can, more than ever, the generosity of each and every
donor allows us to bridge the gaps in payments and challenges in reimbursements. This charitable
support from throughout the community allows us to ensure that no one is denied the medical care
they need, while upholding the services and care we uniquely provide to each of the thousands we
care for every day.
We are grateful to all who enable us to keep patients at the forefront of our decision-making and
maintain the quality of our services for those who rely upon us.
With sincere gratitude,
John G. Albert, MBA, FACHE
President and CEO
Home Health Foundation
Board of Trustees
Executive Team
OFFICERS
John G. Albert
President and CEO
John G. Albert
President
Atty. Daniel A. Hayes, Jr.
Chair
Mary Jane Thomas
Vice Chair
Ron J. Pollina
Treasurer
Scott Collins
Clerk
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TRUSTEES
John Chemaly
Ila S. Cox
Debra S. Grabowski
Dr. Joel Hellmann
Dennis Ingram
David W. Nesbitt
Barbara B. Sager
John Sarro
Keith Soucie
Ellen Zappala
Donna Beaudin
Vice President, Quality, Compliance
and Risk Management
Candy French
Vice President, Merrimack
Valley Hospice
Karen Gomes
Chief Clinical Officer
Kristine DiFiore
Vice President, Human Resources
Meg Hogan
Vice President, External Relations
Peg Doherty
Senior Vice President, Operations
and Strategic Planning
Pamela Streletsky
Vice President, Finance
Theresa Petrie
Vice President, HomeCare, Inc.
Home is center of our caring. It is the place we bring our expertise, medical talent and compassion – each and
every day, in thousands of homes, in more than 110 towns. The place called “home” may change, but our team
of expert health, hospice and home care providers follow along – to a lifetime family home, a new apartment in
an independent living community, a skilled nursing facility, or at Merrimack Valley Hospice House.
Our three not-for-profit agencies, Home Health VNA, Merrimack Valley Hospice and HomeCare, Inc., work together
to help our patients and their families enjoy the special moments - large and small. We keep people in the places
they feel at home, with comfort and safety. We are responsible and accountable to the communities and people we
serve. With your support, we remain trusted for medical expertise and a commitment to quality and patients first.
We have been here since 1895, independent and patient-centered. You have been an important part of this
journey of compassion and we’re honored to be trusted with the care for you, your family, friends and neighbors –
today and well into the future.
President’s Letter
Serving our Mission
Home Health VNA
Merrimack Valley Hospice
York Hospital Hospice
Merrimack Valley Hospice House
HomeCare, Inc.
Community Compassion
Financials
Charity & Support
Donors & Tributes
Ways to Give
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What it means to care for all
Our mission is to create and deliver innovative
and responsive community health programs which provide
effective and compassionate care.
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Serving our mission
As a not-for-profit agency, we are committed to providing vital healthcare to all
patients, regardless of their type of insurance or ability to pay. Since 1895 we have
provided care to the underserved – most who would not otherwise receive medical
care, as the result of financial hardship or physical isolation. Many of these people
are homebound and alone without family to assist. For them to seek and receive care
outside the home is nearly an impossible hurdle. Without Home Health VNA to
care for these people, there would be incredible suffering, unnecessary hospitalizations,
and a population of people with no advocate to address or to deliver the medical care
and social services that can provide human dignity and quality of life.
Our quality of care, medical expertise and best practices go above and beyond basic
standards of care. It is care deserved by all. By accepting all patients, we care for those
who would not otherwise receive care.
The ability to continue to do this, as today’s health reimbursements cover less and
less of the costs of the care, is made possible in large part by the generosity of
our donors. We are so grateful to the many who believe that others are worthy of
receiving the same care they have received; that the impact of the work we do matters,
for them, their families, their neighbors, and the community we are a part of.
Caring for others is part of the human experience. By supporting the agencies of
Home Health Foundation – Home Health VNA, Merrimack Valley Hospice and
HomeCare, Inc., you share in making a very real difference in people’s lives each
and every day. Thank you.
We are healthcare’s connection
to the patient at home
We work collaboratively with a wide network of
healthcare partners that mutually provide care to the
110+ towns in our service area. We are instrumental
in management of high risk patients, those who are
most vulnerable to complications related to their
disease and repeated hospitalizations. Integrating
technology with health systems, hospitals and
physician practices, we seamlessly coordinate the care
of our patients – making each and every home visit
valuable to patients’ goals and desired outcomes.
We are the first and only home health agency to
lead a Massachusetts Health Information Exchange,
an important initiative bringing together partners
to share clinical information of our mutual patients
across the many access points of care.
We are here to fill the needs of healthcare today
and tomorrow as we understand, define and help
guide the integrated systems in the healthcare
networks that care for thousands of patients across
Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Maine.
We’ve been here for 119 years and
will be here for the long road ahead
We are ahead of the curve to help ensure our own stability and strength, so that we
remain the trusted source for our patients and communities that rely on us.
As the business of healthcare changes, we are committed to retaining the quality and
scope of services to serve those in our community. Our years of experience gives us
perspective and a solid understanding of how we can advance effectiveness. Our
clinical depth gives us expertise and specialization to meet the complexity of patient
needs and the ability to serve as a critical component in the medical spectrum.
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Home Health VNA
We bring healthcare home
The importance of healthcare in the home setting is increasing exponentially as patients are living with more serious illnesses, coping with more
complicated health challenges and receiving care from a number of providers. We provide services and rehabilitation for those with medical
needs related to an incident such as a traumatic injury, stroke, or surgery, as well as chronic or long-term illnesses for children as well as adults.
For each patient we care for, we have the ability to see and work with them in their own home. We are a unique partner in healthcare today,
relied upon by patients as well as the medical community.
For generations, we have understood the value of community-based care at home and the distinct benefits we bring to patients and the healthcare
providers caring for them. We have built a solid foundation on providing innovative care and programs to meet the needs of our community, in
the places they call home, and our care teams are on-the-road, in-the-home, medical experts.
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Caring for the population’s most vulnerable
More than ever, we are caring for the most vulnerable of patients
in the community, those with complex care needs resulting from a
combination of serious medical conditions. These people are at an
elevated risk for serious injury or rapid decline in health. Our goal
is to reduce the controllable risks, intervene with proper treatments
before complications, and improve quality of life for these patients.
These patients are cared for with specific protocols that involve
our home nursing staff to identify and carefully address each
patient’s risks with a care plan that closely monitors and meets
their needs. In doing so, the home care nurse becomes the hub –
communicating with the patient’s support system and medical
providers. The care plan is managed across all providers, ensuring
that a full picture is kept in view.
Finding solutions that work
In 2014, several new programs and approaches to care brought
improved results to manage some of the most challenging types of
care. The Clear Path Project improves care for homebound seniors
with mental health conditions by providing psychiatric training to
the visiting clinical team tending to these people. The health team
can help identify and assess risks, help manage medications, and
connect them to proper resources before crisis.
We have incorporated best practices into every patient visit with
clinician toolkits and defined pathways for chronic diseases. While
every patient receives a personalized care plan, we ensure a standard
of consistent, effective, quality care, with each and every visit.
Interdisciplinary teams remain an important part of care collaboration.
Working together, complex care can be managed and often prevents
serious declines and related hospitalizations. Identifying risks as a
team and finding appropriate services to meet them, helps improve
an individual patient’s care while extending the solutions to other
patients who may benefit from the new approaches.
Getting a healthy start
Motherhood is a joyful, exciting time, but it can be stressful too.
Ask any new mom and she’ll tell you that loving and caring for a
newborn can be both wonderful and difficult. The Massachusetts
Department of Public Health teamed up with Home Health VNA
for their Welcome Family program in the Greater Lawrence region.
This program offers a free visit from one of our Maternal and Child
Health nurses – free to any new mom and her newborn. During the
visit, the nurse does a health assessment, answers questions and
connects them to other helpful information and resources.
The Welcome Family program was started in July 2014 and will
run through June of 2015 to help ensure a solid start by sharing
expertise in calming an infant; bathing and changing techniques;
healthy nutrition; breastfeeding; and home safety. In helping our
youngest members get settled in at home, we say “Welcome Family”!
Technology to support
The ability of our agency clinicians to communicate with each
other as well as share patient information with physicians and
hospitals, is at the core of our communication and care management.
From real-time reporting, to patient information, our staff is
connected by mobile computing. We received a special challenge
grant from the Amelia Peabody Charitable Fund which was followed
by an incredible outpouring of donor support at the end of 2014.
With these funds, our clinical teams will have updated equipment
to enhance the connectivity they need to receive and share the
most important information related to every patient they visit.
The high-tech aspect of healthcare is very much behind the
scenes as the backbone and a critical component of working
within healthcare systems of today.
Words cannot express my appreciation for the kind and professional care I received this past
August and September from your staff members following surgery. I was completely dependent on
your staff as I healed and credit them for my ability to gain confidence and the ability to get back
to work full time… You are nurses, caregivers, confidantes and my heroes! – C.D., Tewksbury
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Merrimack Valley Hospice
We ease worries and restore peace of mind
Hospice isn’t about giving up hope, it’s about creating new hopes and carrying out wishes for comfort, dignity and the life that remains.
Hospice is an important part of caring for those who are no longer seeking curative measures for illness or conditions that are life-limiting.
Merrimack Valley Hospice provides compassionate, comprehensive care designed to improve quality of life by meeting physical, social and
emotional needs with a team of professionals and volunteers. At home, in a hospital, in an assisted living facility or at our own Merrimack
Valley Hospice House in Haverhill, hospice care fosters peace and comfort with support for patients and their families.
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Creating special moments
For 35 years Merrimack Valley Hospice has
provided compassionate physical, emotional
and spiritual care for those with advanced
illness. Meeting these needs by properly
managing pain and symptoms, and focusing
on quality of life, hospice allows for time to
strengthen relationships and create special
moments with loved ones.
Providing a compassionate team
The hospice team involves many professionals
who tend to symptom management,
medication and supplies, care coordination
and specialty care and support. Each person
in the team helps to meet the many and often
changing needs that arise. With hospice and
palliative nurses, board certified practitioners,
aides, social workers, multi-denominational
chaplains and spiritual advisors, bereavement
counselors and trained volunteers, caring
experts provide help along the way.
Addressing the unique
needs of chronic conditions
We developed programs for those with
chronic conditions such as advanced cardiac
and pulmonary disease, dementia and memory
impairment, and advanced cancer. With
medical and emotional support, hospice can
dramatically reduce anxiety and symptoms of
distress, keeping patients more comfortable
and able to enjoy greater stability.
The support of the greater York community has been tremendous, and is
allowing us to continue to enhance the offerings available year-round with
regular community events, bereavement programs and support groups,
and a growing volunteer network that cares deeply for its neighbors with
their time and talent.
Thanks to hospice, the last nine
days of my mom’s life were such
an amazing experience for me,
and one that I will never forget. I
actually loved every minute of the
time we had together in her own
home in York, with no anxiety and
no fear. I thank my mom’s hospice
aide, Elizabeth, for all she did. Her
loving care of washing, grooming,
and making my mom feel good was
beyond belief. With her observations,
she communicated with the hospice
nursing team and advised me on
the medications my mom needed to
stay comfortable. With her helpful
guidance, we were able to care for
mom as well as plan for the days
ahead. There are so many things
that Elizabeth told me to help care
for my mom in between her visits
and it made such a difference.
York Hospital Hospice is located at 127 Long Sands Road, Suite 12, York, ME.
Her grateful daughter
Serving the community since 2013
York Hospital Hospice provides medical support, bereavement, and dedicated
volunteers to the York, Maine community. Its affiliation with Merrimack
Valley Hospice brought a professional level of advanced medical care and
breadth of resources to this region and has impacted hundreds of families.
York Hospital Hospice has been embraced by the medical community and
families alike. 2014 was a year of growth as our clinical team expanded into
this region to care for people in their homes, keeping them in the place they
feel most comfortable. For instances when medical needs become too great
for remaining at home, Merrimack Valley Hospice House becomes that
“home away from home” with its traditional New England charm and
comfort for patients and their visitors.
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Merrimack Valley Hospice House
We have a place like home
Most hospice and palliative care is provided to patients in their own homes. But when it’s no longer possible for someone to remain at home
for advanced care, Merrimack Valley Hospice House provides a comfortable, welcoming home-like alternative. Patients who may need more
intensive pain management for a short time or require the oversight of a physician to help address complex symptoms may turn to the
specialized care at the Hospice House and then return home.
Merrimack Valley Hospice House is a place that brings trained hospice professionals together – physicians, registered nurses, nursing assistants,
chaplains, social workers and volunteers – to provide highly specialized care to patients with advanced illness as well as support to their loved ones.
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Specialized care in a place like home
One of only two inpatient facilities in Massachusetts to care
for children as well as adults, Merrimack Valley Hospice House
addresses specialized medical needs of those with advanced illness,
with compassion and dignity. Patients may come to Merrimack
Valley Hospice House after being cared for by a hospice provider
at home or in an assisted living or skilled nursing facility. They may
not have had any type of hospice care before coming, or perhaps
they have been receiving only palliative services. Some families turn
to Merrimack Valley Hospice House for respite, a break from care
giving. Every patient is unique and an experienced admission team
guides the transition to or from the Hospice House.
So moments can be shared together
During life’s journey we celebrate many events and milestones.
Merrimack Valley Hospice House’s expansion to 21 patient suites
is a milestone that benefits every community served by our agencies
– whether they are receiving care from Merrimack Valley Hospice,
Home Health VNA or another home health or hospice provider.
The expansion to the House has increased access for short-term
acute symptom management, respite care, and those who need or
want to be in a setting with a higher level of specialized care as their
illness progresses. With more rooms to accommodate patients and
their families, more treasured moments can be spent together as
fears are erased and comfort is regained.
Thank you!
We are so grateful to everyone who helped to meet the goal of
A Compassionate Journey Campaign in 2014. We invite all to continue
or join in supporting this continued effort to ensure a place of
comfort, dignity and care for those nearing the end of their life’s journey.
The need for ongoing support continues
Charitable giving allows this special resource to be available to all when
hospice needs intensify beyond what can be provided in the patient’s
home. Naming opportunities are still available, up to and including
naming of the Hospice House. For information about pledges and
naming level gifts, contact Donna Deveau, Director of Development,
at ddeveau@homehealthfoundation.org or 978-552-4162.
Hopeful for the best things possible
The following is an excerpt from a personal letter of thanks to a donor, written at Merrimack Valley Hospice House.
“While all of us are devastated that Peter’s brother was admitted to Merrimack Valley Hospice House, we are relieved that
he will receive exceptional and thoughtful care so that he can live the best life possible until his last breath. He can be visited
by a variety of people who might not otherwise be able to see him at his house. The large private room facilitates heartfelt
conversations and multiple visitors. The numerous sitting areas around the Hospice House allow visitors to step out and
think about something else for a minute…
I am hopeful that his brother finds comfort in one or more of the alternative therapies, just as I am hopeful that the chaplains, the bereavement counseling and other programs are able to help him and his family to cope with what is happening…
I really feel that most of us could use help with this chapter of life, whether it is our own life or that of a loved one.”
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HomeCare, Inc.
We are the extra hands to stay independent
HomeCare, Inc. is a trusted partner for communities and the medical community as we help to identify and fill the gaps to properly manage an
aging and vulnerable population. They are part of the hub – the home care team – that sees and works with patients in their own homes; able to
communicate and share the status of health and well-being to the rest of the team.
As a greater percentage of the population is considered “aging” and many have chronic health conditions, our communities have more residents
at risk for medical crisis. Such threats can be minimized or even avoided with established communication, monitoring, and safe living conditions.
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A partner in caring for seniors
In 2014, we provided greater support to regional councils on aging,
elder services agencies and other senior services. Our staff are the
trained homecare professionals that ensure clients’ health needs are
met in addition to connecting them with basic necessities such as
heat, electricity, food and other human services. We are the eyes
and ears for elders at home.
The Healthy Connections program initially launched in 2013 has
been a way to provide a safety net to some of the most vulnerable
patients following discharge. Expanding into the Seacoast region
in 2014, this program helps patients avoid complications of their
chronic conditions and avoid preventable hospitalizations.
More than assistance, watchful care
As a partner in the home care of people, we help ensure their safety
as we assist in their independence, comfort and daily living support.
Meeting the needs of an increasing aging population takes a team.
HomeCare, Inc. and Elder Services of the Merrimack Valley are a
great example of how we work in collaboration with partners in our
communities – providing the kind of care we do best coupled with
the reach of elder services to help identify needs. Together, we keep
our population safe and connected to the local resources available.
Trained paraprofessionals of HomeCare, Inc., such as personal care
attendants and even homemakers, help to manage care of people who
may not be receiving medical care at the time. This staff often becomes
the person closest to a senior’s daily life, a trusted set of eyes on
progress. They ensure that medication routines are being followed and
help communicate changes or concerns to family members and/or care
team members. By watching for changes in conditions or identifying
risks, they can alert an agency nurse who can arrange proper
intervention or communicate the need to the person’s physician.
Private Care Services an
integral part of overall care
Our patients receiving non-medical support through Home
Health VNA or Merrimack Valley Hospice are familiar with our
HomeCare, Inc. staff who provide care and support them in the
home. This same team can be called upon to provide additional,
more frequent visits that coordinate and flex with the care plan
in place – so patients receive greater value to their private services.
HomeCare, Inc.’s paraprofessionals are already a part of the
trusted care team and seamlessly enhance care as it is needed.
Mayor Rivera of the City of Lawrence commended the working partnership of HomeCare, Inc. and Elder Services
of the Merrimack Valley in caring for the city’s seniors during a recent visit with President and CEO John Albert
and Executive Director of Elder Services of Merrimack Valley, Rosanne DiStefano.
Words can only begin to express our deep appreciation to all of you for the outstanding efforts and loving care
each of you have consistently provided to our beloved Theresa.” – The C family
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C ompassion from the community
Benefit Events
We host two major fundraising events annually to help financially
support our ability to provide charity care as well as patient and family
services that are not covered by insurance. The Legacy of Leading,
a dinner event held in April pays tribute to those who support the
health and well-being of our community as well as the mission of
our combined agencies. Our Food, Wine and Beer Pairing and
Silent Auction is a fun-filled event each September featuring a
festive theme-based atmosphere, activities and cuisine along with
a silent auction and raffles to benefit Merrimack Valley Hospice.
Volunteering
Volunteering comes in many forms – as time spent with patients on
hospice and their families, assisting at the Hospice House, helping
at events, sewing keepsake memories for someone who has lost a
loved one, or checking in with patients by phone. Volunteers are
important to our work and help extend the range of support to
the greater community. Some volunteers were helped by Merrimack
Valley Hospice or Home Health VNA and want to help others face
the challenges they overcame. Others are drawn to caring for those
in their community and want to share their gift of time and talent,
where they can see the difference they make in the lives of others.
Volunteers are needed for all regions served including northeastern
Massachusetts, southern New Hampshire and the York, Maine area.
Friends of Merrimack Valley Hospice
This auxiliary group of volunteers was created in 2014 by
a passionate group of individuals touched by the care of
Merrimack Valley Hospice and Merrimack Valley Hospice
House. They help to raise awareness, support events held by
the agency, as well as host their annual Spring Brunch fundraiser
to raise proceeds in support of Merrimack Valley Hospice
House and other services for hospice patients and their families.
Membership is open to anyone in the community. Learn more
by visiting www.merrimackvalleyhospice.org/friends
Join our online
community –
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Home Health VNA ~ Merrimack
Valley Hospice ~ HomeCare, Inc.
Corporate Sponsors
Local and regional businesses throughout the many communities we
serve feel good about sponsoring the work of our agencies. Charitable
support from corporate sponsors helps ensure every dollar raised at
our fundraising events goes directly to help patient care and services.
They provide a commitment of support for their local communities
and in doing so, enable us to put their donations to work immediately.
These sponsors value the importance of having our care available to
their customers, clients, and employees, and they can see firsthand
the impact of their donation on the community. We thank the
many businesses who choose to support the work of Home
Health VNA, Merrimack Valley Hospice and HomeCare, Inc.
Honor Roll
We are so grateful for the generosity of each and every person who
supports our agencies with charitable giving. The impact of a single
gift can be life-changing. In the pages that follow, we recognize
many of our supporters and those who have been named in
memory or honored with a tribute gift in their name.
Long-time supporters of our agencies and those who have been
able to make gifts at Honor Roll levels, join together each spring
at our Evening of Appreciation. It is a chance to thank them in
person and to share a bit more about the incredible impact of their
continued philanthropic support. For information about Honor Roll
level giving, contact our Office of Development at 978-552-4525.
Merrimack Valley Hospice did a great job not only providing support to Mom during her final days, but
also to us, her family. You did this not only while Mom was alive but even now on an on-going basis with
bereavement counseling as we try to deal with her loss. – Family of Emma
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Top: Celebrating 2014 Legacy of Leading honorees Naomi Prendergast of D’Youville Life and Wellness Community
and Thomas Mortimer of Haverhill Bank, this event raised over $80,000. Top right: Friends of Merrimack
Valley Hospice burst into bloom at its inaugural fundraiser Spring Has Sprung brunch, attended by 70 charter
members and guests who enjoyed a special presentation and raffles by Flowers by Steve. Bottom right: Along the
Boardwalk, the 2014 theme for the annual Food, Wine and Beer event served fun for all and raised more than
$125,000 in support of Merrimack Valley Hospice through generous sponsorship and active participation by more
than 320 guests. Middle left: The Mill Pine Village quilters shared their works of love with those at Merrimack
Valley Hospice House. Bottom left: Volunteers donate nearly 10,000 hours of their time each year.
There are many ways members of the community help to support the incredible work of our agencies and the many people we serve.
Sharing time, talent and resources, our supporters – individuals, organizations, and businesses – come together during the year for
special events, as volunteers, or in their own fundraising efforts. Through the dedication of people just like you who want to make a
positive difference in the lives of others, we are able to continue our mission of caring for all in the places they call home. To find out more
about any of these opportunities for involvement, contact Lauren Brousseau at lbrousseau@homehealthfoundation.org or 978-552-4927.
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2014 Highlights
After diligent effort, strategic management and
financial accountability we can report an overall
surplus in 2014 which ensures a solid foundation
to continue to move forward with innovative care.
This position allows us to better weather the stormy
uncertainties that face heath care organizations
during trying times, without cutting services or
the scope of care.
We face a critical year ahead in the home health
and hospice industry. Steep cuts in state and
federal reimbursement combined with reductions
in insurance payments require that we find more
ways to be more cost effective and yet maintain
our promise of the highest quality of care to our
patients. Your generosity is an investment in our
stability and strength, and will allow us to continue
to stay ahead of the dangers that fiscal challenges
beyond our control may have.
We are deeply appreciative for your charitable
support that is so critical to helping us continue to
meet the needs of all patients in the community.
Financials
Total operating revenue
$51,606,676
Total operating expenses
$54,276,120
Operating (loss) surplus
($2,669,444)
Total other revenue and gains
$7,130,754
Excess of revenue over expenses
$4,461,310
This data is for fiscal year October 1, 2013 – September 30, 2014
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People Power
Total employees
Miles driven Communities served
Volunteer Support
Active volunteers
Volunteer visits
Volunteer hours
Tuck-in calls
699
568,180
113
190
3,509
9,425
2,220
The generosity of our donors enables us to uphold the promise of quality,
compassionate home health and hospice care for all, especially for those in our
community who are without health insurance or the means to pay. It helps to
ensure that we will remain here as a trusted resource, for many years to come.
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Giving back to the community
Charity Care: $2,060,519
Charity care is provided under the
organization’s established sliding
fee scale policy. It includes the
deficit created by unreimbursed and
unpaid costs of services provided in
patients’ own residences as well as
at Merrimack Valley Hospice House.
Charitable Giving and
Fundraising: $1,160,976
These funds come to our agencies
through a variety of forms including
donations from grateful patients
and families, foundations and
corporate grants, sponsorship of
fundraising events and other giving.
In fiscal year 2014 our agencies provided
more than $2 million in charity care
Members of our community contributed
$1.16 million to help us reach people in
need of our care
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Support from our Generous Donors
We are so grateful to those who share our commitment to helping patients attain the best health and quality of life possible. We extend our
heartfelt thanks to all who made gifts in support of our service to the community. Whether your gift came in the form of an annual donation,
a memorial contribution, or other type of support, your investment in our mission makes a truly profound impact in the lives of people
throughout the community. We are grateful for your generosity.
Due to space limitations in this piece, the following list reflects cash gifts of $100 or more received during calendar year 2014. Every effort
has been made to ensure the accuracy of this listing. Please notify us of any corrections by contacting Kelly Barbin at 978-552-4171 or
kbarbin@homehealthfoundation.org. Employees are listed in italic.
Leader ($50,000+)
Advocate ($5,000-9,999)
Amelia Peabody Charitable Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Clark
George C. Wadleigh Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Heffron
High Pointe Foundation
Massachusetts Technology Collaborative
Anonymous
Artemas W. Stearns Trust
Byram Healthcare
Coram Specialty Infusion Services
East Coast Camaro Club
Enterprise Bank and Trust
Haverhill Bank
Holy Family Hospital
Independent Living Corp.
Institution for Savings Charitable Foundation, Inc.
Jeanne D’Arc Credit Union
Lawrence General Hospital
Long Term Pharmacy Solutions
Virginia and Herbert Oedel
Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Pelletier
Mrs. Maryellen Pelletier
Pentucket Medical Associates
Dr. Mary A. Toomey
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Nova Salon & Spa
Mr. and Mrs. George Nussbaum
Mr. Kevin M. O’Brien
Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. O’Brien
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy O’Connell
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. O’Connor
Mr. and Mrs. James R. O’Connor, Jr.
O’Connor Portraiture, Inc.
Mr. Brian O’Donnell
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Ogonowski
Ogunquit Womens Club
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Olmstead
Mr. William R. O’Reilly and Ms. Elizabeth Ross
Ms. Joan R. O’Sullivan
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ouellet
Mr. and Mrs. Andre E. Ouellette
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ouellette
Ms. Emma Padro
Dr. Diane Palladino
Mr. Denis L. Pare
Mr. Francis Pare
Ms. Michelle Pare
Mrs. Susan Parilla
Ms. Janine Parks
Mr. Kenneth Parks
Pathology Associates of Lowell
Ms. Karen Patterson
Paul W. Marks Co., Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Payton
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Pease
Ms. Louise Pedneault
Mr. and Mrs. William Pekarski
Ms. Evelyn Peralta
Mr. Ronald M. Peredna
Perrault Chiropractic Offices Inc.
Ms. Donna L. Perry
Ms. Janet Pesce
Ms. Amy Pessia
The Petrakis Family
Ms. M. Teresa Petralia
Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Petralia
Mrs. Theresa Petrie
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Petrone
Ms. Anna Petronzio
Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Petrozzelli
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Petzy
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Phinney & Jessica
Mr. Anthony Piacitelli
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Piazza
Mr. and Mrs. Morris J. Piccolo
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pike
The Pike School
Ms. Lillian Pikin
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Pinette
Ms. Margo Pingree
Pinnacle Construction Co., Inc.
Piquette and Howard Electric Service, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Pisk
Ms. Ashley Piziak
Polartec, LLC
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Polizzi
Ms. Kelley Plodzik
Ms. Gladys Ponciano
Ms. Jean C. Poth
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Poulis
Ms. Nina L. Pratt
Dr. Elizabeth Pritchard
Mr. Nick Purol
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Qualter, Sr.
Ms. Evadne Quartarone
Mr. Robert Quillinan
Mr. David Quimby
Mr. and Mrs. Egon C. Raak
Ms. Socorro M. Ramos
Ms. Michelle B. Randazza
Ms. Ali Rapetti
Mr. Brian Ratliff
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Rauseo
Reading Youth Hockey
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Reagan, Jr.
Ms. Maribeth Reagan
Ms. Nancy D. Reardon
Mr. Ron N. Reed
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Reichter
Ms. Elaine G. Reilly
Ms. Brenda L. Reimels
Darlene and Stephen Rembis
Ms. Deborah Reyes
Ms. Estella A. Reyes
Ms. Suzanne E. W. Reynolds
Mr. Bruce Ricard
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert P. Richard
Mr. Mark Richard
Mrs. Helen Richter
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Richtsmeier
Ms. Cathiria Rivera
Mr. Alan Righter
Mr. Joseph Riley
Ms. Diane R. Pino
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Riopelle
Ruth Rivard
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew F. Rivet
Ms. Kay Roberts
Ms. Lori Roberge
Ms. Deven M. Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Roby
Mrs. and Mr. Loyce B. Rodden
Ms. Yokatia Rodriguez
Mr. Paul A. Roger
Ms. Janet Rogers
Ms. Johanny Rosado
Mr. Lawrence Rose
Rosengard Moving Inc.
Dr. Donald G. Ross and Ms. Nancy Faye Glass
Mr. Kevin Routhier
Ms. Debra Rovinski
Ms. Barbara J. Rowell
Ms. Dana Rowland
Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Rubin, R.PH.
Mr. Joel Rudin
Ms. Rachel Russo
Ms. Alexandrea N. Saccardo
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Saffie
Ms. Helen C. Safford
Saint Michael’s Parish
Ms. Sara B. Salas
Ms. Luz M. Salas
Mr. Anthony Sallese
Saltmarsh Insurance Agency, LLC
Mr. Ron Sampson
Mrs. Erin Sanborn
Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Sansone
Ms. Donna Sansoucie
Ms. Marilyn Santolucito
Mr. Felix J. Santoro
San-Tron, Inc.
Sasso Construction
Ms. Mary L. Saulnier
Ms. Joanne Saunders
Sawyer Enterprises, Inc. d/b/a Bradford Ski Area
Ms. Yolanda Sayrs
Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Scalisi
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scandura
Mr. and Mrs. John Scavo
Ms. Christina Schatz
Mr. Dennis R. Schelling
Pamela Scher-Callahan
Mr. William M. Scherber
Mrs. Beverly Schmitt
Schneider Electric
Mrs. Evelyn C. Schwager
Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Sciuto
Seaboard Products Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Seamans, Sr.
Mr. Karl Searl
Sekisui
Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Selinka, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Shamberger
Ms. Marnie Shambo
Ms. Laurie A. Shanahan
Mr. Martin Shapiro
Mrs. Alicia Sharp
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Shaw
Ms. Kathleen T. Shea and Mr. Philip M. Carney
Ms. Lisa V. Shea
Mr. John Sheehan
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. Sheehy
Ms. Monica Shellene
Mrs. Edna D. Sierpina
Ms. Theresa L. Simonelli
Ms. Erin Simpson
Ms. Leslie Simpson
Sisters of Charity of Ottawa
Ms. Polly Slavet
Mr. Robert Smales
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin J. Small
Ms. Ann L. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn D. Smith
Mrs. Midge W. Smith
Mr. Richard E. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Smith
Ms. Eugenia Smith-Lombard
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Snow
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Solomon
Ms. Holli Soltish
Ms. Isaura R. Soriano
Ms. Deborah Sotis
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Soucie
Soucy Industries, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Theodore A. Souliotis
Ms. Sadie Souma
Mr. Jay Sousa
Mr. and Mrs. Brendan Sousa
Ms. Alexis Spencer
Mr. John S. Splaine, Jr.
Spring Hill Realty Trust
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Stanton
Static Clean International, Inc.
Ste Jeanne d’Arc School
Ms. Linda J. Steir
Ms. Lisa Sternberg
Mr. Joseph H. Stevens
Mrs. Elizabeth Stevenson
Ms. Priscilla Stewart
Ms. Maureen Stickney
Ms. Barbara Stoebel
Dr. and Mrs. Dennis F. Stoler
Mrs. Beverly Stone
Ms. Pierette Stone
Stoneham Savings Bank
Ms. Betsy Story
Mr. and Ms. Hale Sturges
Ms. Jill P. Suarez
Mr. Miguel Suarez
Ms. Donna H. Sullivan
Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Sullivan
Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Sullivan
Ms. Sue Sullivan
Sullivan Bille PC
Ms. Nancy Sununu
Mrs. Holly Svendsen
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Swales
Swanson Advertising
Ms. Mary Beth Sweeney
Ms. Naomi Tang
Mr. Kenneth Tarleton
Ms. Ysaura Taveras
Ms. Brenda J. Teague and Ms. Lynne C. Teague
Tecta America New England
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Tedesco
Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Tefft
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Terwilliger
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Testa
Tewksbury Funeral Home
Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Theberge
Ms. Marie Thibault
Ms. Mary Jane Thomas
Mr. Robert Thomas
Timberlane Softball Boosters
Ms. Tracey Tobin
Ms. Lynne Tocci
Mr. Charles Tomes
Ms. Barbara E. Tomkinson
Mr. Ryan Topp
Ms. Lyn Torrance
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Torresi
Mr. Alfred J. Torrisi
Ms. Marie E. Torrisi
Mr. Peter Torvi
Toupin Rigging Company, Inc.
Town of New Castle New Hampshire
Dr. and Mrs. David M. Tracy
Mrs. Shauna J. Trahan
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Travers
Mr. Sean E. Tremblay
Trident Building Corporation
Ms. Brenda M. Tringali
Mr. Anthony Tripoli
Mr. and Mrs. Gary T. Trousil
Mr. Stephen Trowbridge
TruForm Industries
Mr. Milton Twombly
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Twomey
Mr. Stephen R. Twomey
Ms. Julie Tyska
U.S. Trust
United Way of Central Massachusetts
United Way of Greater Portland
United Way of Rhode Island
United Ways of Massachusetts Bay and
Merrimack Valley
Unitel, Incorporated
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Uva
Ms. Anna M. Vallante
Ms. Dawn Vallejo
Ms. Elizabeth Van Buren
Mr. and Mrs. Earle P. VanValkenburg
Vapotherm Inc.
Mr. and Ms. John E. Veasey
Ms. Ruth S. Veasey
Mr. John R. Veator
Ms. Rosa Veras
Vesper Country Club
Mr. George Viens
Ms. Charlene A. Viger
Village Electric, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Armand J. Viscosi
Ms. Catherine Waddell
Mrs. Rebecca Wagner
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. Waldron
Mr. and Mrs. Norman S. Wallace
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Walsh
Mr. Peter C. Walsh
Mr. Barry Ware
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Wasylak, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Watson
Ms. Karen J. Watson
Mr. Charles Watt, Jr.
Ms. Marjorie A. Watts
Wealth Management Advisors, LLC
Mr. Gerry S. Weidema
Ms. Kelly A. Welch
Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Werner
West Parish Church of Andover, Inc.
Ms. Candice A. Weston
Ms. Susan W. Wheeler
Mr. Frank R. Whitney
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Wiker
Ms. Alice Wilkerson
Mrs. Gail Williams
Ms. Jeanne M. Williams and Mr. Paul Reed
Ms. Roselle Williams
Mr. Jerry Willis
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wills, Sr.
Ms. Carol J. Wilson
Mrs. Alice H. Wimer
Windham Center School
Ms. Julie Winslow
Witt/Kieffer
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Woidyla
Ms. Rosalyn K. Wood
Mr. and Mrs. David Woodbury
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Woodman
Mr. Brian Woods
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Woods
Ms. Anna J. Woodward
Mr. C T Wrubel
Rhys Wyman
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Yameen
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Yanakis
York Hospital
Ms. Darlene Young
Ms. Joyce Young
Mrs. Margery R. Young
Mrs. Rachel Zajac
Zampell Refractories, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Zappala
Mr. Richard Zartarian
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Zerbarini
Mr. Karl Zimmermann
Mr. Bazil Zingali
You make a positive impact in today’s healthcare
Charitable support is more important than ever as demands for the scope of care and the resources needed to support our work
increases. We welcome your continued support of the not-for-profit agencies of Home Health Foundation. You help to deliver
effective and compassionate care and support to patients of all ages and diagnoses where they are most comfortable – at home.
For more information on giving to any of our agencies, please call Donna Deveau, Director of Development, at 978-552-4162
or visit homehealthfoundation.org.
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Those Named in Tribute
Memoriam or tribute gifts may be made at any time to any of our three agencies affiliated with the Home Health Foundation. We are so grateful
for the many donations made during 2014 in honor of the following people:
In memorial of the following
Judith A. Abbott
Lauretta W. Abbott
Eva Abdo
Selma Abriatis
Helen C. Adams
Nancy A. Adams
Esther Aho
Anthony V. Alterio
Joseph T. Ambrefe, Sr.
Susan Ambrose
Fred Andrews
Gerald Andrews
Joyce B. Andrews
John C. Anton
Ida J. Anzaldi
Stephen Anzalone
Jane Armstrong
Joseph J. Arsenault
George W. Arvanitis
Sandra Ashe
Arthur A. Auclair
Angelo Robert Baggetta
Rita Baillargeon
Charles Baker
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Baker, Sr.
Henry H. Balboni
Barbara C. Baldwin
Isabel Balfrey
Thomas F. Balfrey
Patricia Barbera
Maria Barcelos
Ida Bardwell
Bert Barkas
Madeleine Barkas
Harry Barker
Rose Barnes
Loretta Barron
Rita Bartel
Judith A. Bartlett
Ray C. Barton
Margaret Batcheller
James H. Bean
Cecile Beaulieu
Donat Beaulieu
Richard W. Beaumont
Barbara B. Beck
Denis A. Bedard
Nancy E. Begley
Simone Y. Belanger
Walter Belavitch
Wanda Belavitch
Shirley Mae Belisle
David Bendroth
Norman K. Benson, Sr.
Donald J. Bernstein
Mary W. Berryman
Ruth Berube
Antonio S. Bettencourt
Antonio M. Bettencourt
Susan Blackburn
William D. Blackstock
Veronica Blinn
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Frederick Blondin
Charlotte E. Blood
Dorothy Blouin
Aline Boisvert
Elizabeth M. Boland
Ernest D. Bombard
Michelina A. Bonvino
Philip Bonvino
Ileana Bordeianu
Diana T. Borkowski
Henry A. Bourdelais
Richard J. Bourdelais, Jr.
Karen Bouvier
Janet H. Bowering
Kie Bowman
Francis J. Boyer, Jr.
Rose S. Boynes
Deborah J. Bozek
Christine Bradley
James W. Bradley, Jr.
Patricia Bradley
Susan Bradley
David O. Brady
James W. Braun
Kenneth H. Braverman
Dorothy M. Bray
Louise M. Breen
William L. Brennan
William Brindis
Eleanor Britton
Robert Britton
Timothy J. Brophy
Deborah E. Brown
Paul E. Buell
Domenica G. Buggea
Grace A. Bunker
Jean Burbank
Gertrude Geraldine Burke
Elizabeth F. Burns
Helen Burns
Robert A. Burns
Robert F. Burns
William E. Busineau
Francis B. Byrne
Linda M. Caissie
Francisco Calado
Ovid H. Calderone
Katherine Callahan
Ann Campbell
Dominick Campone
Donna Cann
Josephine Capaldo
Carl G. Caplan
Nancy Carabello
Richard Carceo
Francis C. Carey
Margaret M. Carifio
Janet L. Carignan
John F. Carleton
Beatrice H. Carlson
Robert Carlson
Anthony A. Carpenito
Theresa A. Carpentier
Heather Carr
Elizabeth Carta
Fletcher F. Carter
Catherine Case
Anne M. Casey
Virginia Casper
Ann B. Catalina
Pauline Cayer
Frank Cefalu
Mary Cefalu
Ralph Cerbone
Edward Cesati
Roger J. Chaisson
Richard A. Chavers
Anne T. Cherry
Beatrice Chiara
Vincent M. Chmielewski
Helen Ciali
Petrina Cirincione
Edward Clark
Kelly Lee Clark
Norman Clark
Stephen R. Clark, Jr.
Virginia Cleak
Woodward Cleak
Jean E. Clement
James M. Clifford
Barbara A. Clinton
H. Myles Coates
Anthony R. Coco
Clare Coelho
Francis Coleman
Emil Coletta
Mary Coletta
Catherine A. Collins
Elizabeth L. Collins
Mary G. Collins
Roger Collins
Grace A. Comeau
Thisbe Comins
Rita Connelly
Concetto Contarino
Noella Cormier
Ruth Cormier
Antoinette Costa
Venniro Costa
Robert L. Cote
Russell Cote
John Couch
Dorothy Couture
Gerald Couture
Eileen Crabb
Arlene Crabtree
Florence W. Crandall
Herbert Craven
Maria L. Crawford
John Crawshaw
Virginia M. Crawshaw
Howard Cresswell
Robert Crone, Jr.
William E. Cronin
Helen M. Cross
Elizabeth Crowe
Mary Christine Crowe
Dorothy B. Crowell
Timothy Crowley, Sr.
Constance Cullen
Patricia M. Currence
John J. Currivan
Peter Curtin
Thomas Curtin, Jr.
Phyllis Curtis
Frederica Cwikielnik
Jean M. Daigle
Donna Daly
Tracy Danahy
Concetta M. D’Angelo
Joaquim DeAlmeida, Jr.
Dorothy A. Dearborn
Denise Deery
Nicholas Dekeon
James F. Delehanty
Maxine Delisle
Nola R. Della-Monica
Marianna Delli Colli
Ray Demars
Anna Demi
Daniel Densch
Thomas DeOrio
Wilfrid Deschenes, Jr.
Alphee J. Deveau
Sabino Difeo
Emilio A. DiFranza
Richard Digrazia
John C. DiMarino, Jr.
Carmella DiMonte
Frank A. DiNatale
June G. Dion
Alfio DiStefano
Rose DiStefano
Clyde C. Dixon, Sr.
Clyde N. Dixon
Margaret J. Dixon
Emily DiZazzo
Lloyd P. Dodge
Thomas J. Dolan
Adelena Dolfe
Alice Domoracki
Leanne Donovan
Christopher Doucette
Alice Dow
Edna R. Dow
Walter Dowe
Bronislawa Dowgiert
Edward C. Downer
Barbara A. Doyle
Alphonse Dragon
Marion Dragon
Robert F. Drew, Sr.
Ronald P. Dube
Albert Dudley
Constance A. Duffy
Richard T. Durkin, Jr.
Lawrence Dyson
Bryan Earabino
Robert Eccles
Ernest Ecklund
Thomas Edson
Linda Elaz
Robert W. Elder
Shirley M. Eldred
Ruth Elwell
Charles E. Eubanks
Ann Euele
Julie Evancha
Gloria Fairbrother
William M. Falaska, Jr.
Joan Fanale
Ojen Fantazian
Raymond S. Farnell, Sr.
Thomas J. Farrell
Mary T. Farren
Henry J. Fary
James A. Favalora, Jr.
John E. Fenton, Jr., Esq.
Ann Marie Feoli
John R. Feoli
Kathleen Ferrigno
Walter Feugill
Enola Fields
Daniel J. Fillipon
James Finelli
Placido Fiorino
John C. Fitch
Cornelia Fitts
Donald F. Fitzgerald
Francis A. Fitzgerald
Martin M. Fitzgerald, Jr.
Anne Fitzpatrick
Shirley Flanagan
Glenda Fleming
Barbara Foley
Susan Follansbee
David N. Foner
Carol A. Foster
Charles H. Foster
Robert E. Fountaine
Claire M. Fournier
Romeo Fournier
Anne F. Fram
Pasquale Franciosa
Thomas M. Francis
Claire Fraser
Donald S. Freeborn
John Fusco
Luigia Fusco
Alan W. Gadde
Carolyn J. Gagnon
Edmund J. Gagnon
Rolande E. Gagnon
Anne Galimi
Doris Gallagher
Fredrick Gallagher
Jack Gallagher
John David Gallagher
Anthony M. Gallo
Nicholas Gallo
Gracien Gamache
Irene Gamache
Marcia Garand
Marjorie C. Gaudet
Albert Gaudette
Theresa P. Gaudette
Nicholas Gavrielides
Donald Gendron
Eva Gendron
Patricia Genest
Lisa Gerhan
Jean C. Gibbens
Tulita K. Gibson
Mary E. Gilgun
Ellis Gill
Gloria Gilleran
Mary A. Goggin
Irene Golden
Delores Gonzales
Shirley Mae Gordon
Dorothy Graham
Dorothy H. Graham
Leon H. Graham
Robert W. Graham
Richard G. Grant
Henry A. Green
Joan Greenwood
Andrew Gregor
Mildred E. Grover
Angela R. Guarino
Nicholas Guerrera
Charles Gunn
Edward Habeeb
Donald B. Hajec
Dorothy Hanna
Helen M. Hanna
Doris G. Hanson
Robert E. Hanson
Mary M. Harrington
Robert Harrington
Barbara Harris
Edward F. Harris
Rita E. Harris
Susan R. Harrison
Todd M. Harrison
Lorraine Hartford-Logan
Laurel Hastie
Edward Hatem
Lori Hay
John F. Heaney
Margaret Heenan
Phyllis Heffernan
Milton Heffron
Patricia M. Hennessey
Dolores Hernandez
Alma Hersey
Harold Hersey
Barbara A. Hevey
Charles V. Higgins
Nancy Higgins
We shine a light through darkness of grief
The loss of someone is one of life’s most stressful and difficult things. Our bereavement support services and programs, led
by professionals skilled in guiding people of all ages through the grief process. From counseling to expressive therapy, group
support and one-on-one visits, our bereavement program is made possible to all without charge through the generosity of
those who donate to Merrimack Valley Hospice.
Drusilla N. Hill
William E. Hill, Jr.
Albert J. Hillard
Gerald Hogan
Benedict M. Holmes
Janice E. Hood
Pamela J. Hornbaker
Richard J. Hosford, III
Anne M. Hovey
Patricia Hovey
Margaret Howard
Alvin E. Huebner
Marcia Hughes
Robert Hughes
Nancy Hulett
David W. Hume
Albert Hunt
Thomas A. Hunt
Susan Hunt Bond
Mary Hyde
Verna Hyder
Alfred Imielkowski
Joanne Irving
Marion Janavicus
Margaret Janikian
Virginia H. Janvier
Maureen A. Jardine
John Jaroncyk
Marion Jenkins
Palmer E. Jennifer
Irene Jezierski
Doris J. Johnson
Jane Johnson
Marguerite Johnson
Abbott Denis Jones
David W. Jordan
Joan Joyal
George H. Joynson
Kathleen G. Jukins
Shiromany Kafley
Robert Kames
Lonnie Kaplan
Christopher Karambelas
Phyllis Kasiecki
Jason Kawa
Lawrence Keber
Frances A. Keegan
Neal Keegan
Betty Keeler
Sandra M. Keeping
George Keller, Jr.
Louise Kelly
Robert J. Kelly
Virginia E. Kelly
Eugene Kennedy
Carol Kenyon
Catherine V. Kilcoyne
William F. Kimball
Arthur King
Beatrice Kittredge
Diane Kittredge
David Klarman
Eleanor F. Kneeland
William Koenig
Kathleen M. Kostan
Vasilios Koumpouras
Marsha Koutrobis
Dennis E. Krysiak
Gail L. Krzywicki
Heather M. Kyte
Mary Labombard
Francis H. Labranche
Pearl V. Lacasse
Camille Lacey
Linda M. LaFarge
Germaine Lagasse
Gretchen E. Lamere
Joan Lamson
June Lanciani
Margaret Landry
Francesca M. Lane
Susan J. Lane
Hector Lanseigne
Henry Lanseigne
Raymond Lanseigne
Lee Lapiere
Mary Lapinskas
Florence M. LaPlante
Harold T. LaPlante
Daniel Lappin
Jerry Lapriore
Margaret Laratonda
Paul LaRocca
Lucy Larosa
Margaret E. LaRue
Raymond J. Lavin, Sr.
Raymond M. Lavoie
Robert Lavoie
Richard Lawler
Jay Ronald Lawrence
William Layne
Wendy LeClerc
Kathleen Lee
Nancy Lee
Naimy G. Lees
Robert F. Lenton
Roseanne Lorraine Lenton
Marie R. LeSage
Mary Lessard
Robert J. Levesque
Janice A. Licare
Darwin L. Lien
Michael C. Lignos
Joseph Lima
Eric List
Joan L’Italien
Karen L. Littlefield
Paul N. Lockwood
Freida Loew
Despina G. Loisou
Marc Loranger
Robert D. Lucas
Thomas L. Lucas
Eleanor Lucci
Ethel G. Lunn
Harold F. Lunn
John J. Lynch, Jr.
Marie L. Lynch
Barbara Lyons
Frank Lyons
Sarah E. Macarione
Joan Macarthur
Lea A. MacAuley
Francis J. MacDonald
Michael MacDonald
Madonna M. Macedonia
William R. Machemer
Jerry MacKay
Karen E. MacMillan
Anna Maguire
Donna Maguire
Rose Maille
Doris Mainville
Janice Makos
James Mandell
Ignatius Mangano
Elizabeth P. Manosh
Tacie Mansfield
Margaret Marble
Jeanne C. Marchand
Sheila Marchand
Theresa Marchand
Judith A. Marcoux
Evelyn Marggraf
Lillian P. Margolis
Concetta J. Marino
Edwin Markham
Richard Marks
Alfred Marotto
Arlene Marquis
David Marquis
Ronald Marshall
Anna L. Martin
Donald K. Martin
Linda Martin
William J. Martin, III
Denise Martone
Monica L. Mascaro
David Maslen
Hilda B. Mason
Holly Mawhinney
Vivienne C. Mazzoni
Margaret McCabe
John McCarron
Elizabeth L. McCarthy
Harriet McCarthy
Philip O. McCarthy, Jr.
Susan McCarthy
Elinor McCaughey
Philip E. McCaughey
Denise McCool
Mark McDonough
Stephen C. McElroy
Sheila M. McGravey
Justine A. McGuire
Bruce McInnes
William J. Mckay
K. Lorraine McKiel
Robert McLellan, Jr.
Margaret M. Meggison
Mary D. Meisner
Robert Melanson
Robert Merigian
Rocco T. Miano
Kenneth Michelmore
Constance Milley
George Milne
Evelyn Milona
Peter S. Milton
Tessie E. Milton
Edward Minott
Edwin E. Minsky
Debra Miselis
J. A. Moisan, Sr.
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John Mooradian
Henry Morande
Lawrence Moreau
Eileen Morgan
Philip Morgan
Richard R. Morin
Ronald G. Morin
Harold Morley
Linda Moro
Katherine Morris
Elaine Morrow
Joanne S. Morse
Ida Mosca
Roy Moulton Sherar
Allen Mounger
Lee C. Mudge
Alice Mueller
Bill Mueller
Virginia Mueskes
Doris A. Muise
Paul A. Muise
Florence Muldoon
Sylvia Muldowney
Dorothea Mullane
John E. Mulvaney
Raymond Murgia
David R. Murison
Edward H. Murphy
Kim Murphy
Thomas J. Murphy, Sr.
William J. Murphy
Louis H. Nakley
Nicandra Nassar
Harold L. Nelson
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nelson
Jane Nesbitt
Aksenia Nesmith
Patricia A. Nicolosi
Noel Nightingale
Salvatore Nitto
Phyllis Noonan
Sylvia Norcia
Joseph J. Novello
Stuart Nudelman
Patricia Ober Messler
Pamela J. O’Brien
William M. O’Brien
Carol O’Connor
Catherine O’Donnell
Dolores O’Donnell
James O’Malley
Olga O. Onasch
Jane M. O’Neil
Joanne O’Neill
Constance Opolski
Alice M. O’Reilly
Fernando J. Otero
Edward J. Ouellette, Jr.
June Ouellette
Arthur E. Outram, Jr.
Donald J. Overka
Rosemarie Palladino
Elaine I. Pare
John L. Pare
Douglas J. Pariseau, Sr.
Roswell C. Parker
Joseph Pascucci, Jr.
Ann M. Pater
Kathleen J. Patnaude
Charles J. Pattavina
Joseph P. Paulekas
Anna M. Pavlenkov
Frank Pavlica
Jennifer Pelchat
Susan Pellerin Seavey
Carol W. Perkins
Helena Perkins
Ruth Perkins
Walter L. Perkins
Hilda Peschel
Kenneth R. Peschel
Nancy R. Petralia
Joanne Petrillo
Donald Petzold
Leonard Petzold
Victor Pierga
Rose Pierog
Philip Piro
Moses Platt
Carl Poehler
John W. Poirier
John J. Poirier
James Pollard, Jr.
James Pollard
Ruby Pollard
Matthew W. Poth
Jeannette B. Potvin
Alice H. Poulin
Amie (Joe) Poulin
Helen E. Powers
Yvette Powers
Virginia Pratt
Diane Price
Joanne D. Price
Arlene Prophet
Lorraine T. Proulx
Frederick F. Pye
Rose K. Quillinan
Charles F. Quimby, Jr.
Ann Quinn
P. T. Quinn
Wanda Quinn
Maryanne Rainville-Barnes
Fred F. Ramey
Beatriz Ramirez
Constance M. Rand
Joseph P. Randazza
Carmela Randone
Azmey S. Rashed
Kenneth Rauseo
Margaret K. Ray
John Raybould
Herbert A. Raymond
Anthony Razza
Joanne M. Rea
Jane and Fred Relyea
Albert R. Retelle
Lillian Reynolds
Jane Ann Rice
Ernest B. Rich
Kendall L. Rich
Ronald W. Rich
Ivan Richard
Amanda Righter
Joseph Riley
Mary Y. Rizzo
Mary L. Rizzo
Arthur J. Roberts
Alain Robinson
Albert E. Robinson
Margaret G. Robinson
Esther E. Roche
Judith Ann Rocheleau
William Norris Rogers
Camilla Roix
Jeffrey Romano
Frances Romanowicz
Betty Romeo
Louis J. Ronsivalli, Sr.
Daniel J. Rooney, Sr.
August Rooseboom
Margaret Rooseboom
Eleanor C. Rose
Doris Ross
Joseph A. Ross
Bernard S. Rosser
Louise Rosser
Pauline Rossi
Gerard Roy
Peter Roy
Vivian D. Rozzi
Margaret T. Rufo
Katherine T. Ruggiero
Elizabeth Sabolchy
Jack Sadowski
Joyce Sadowski
Savino Salerno
Nunzio Sambataro
Leah Sansone
June Santoro
Marie Sapienza
Penny R. Saunders
Stephen C. Savage
Mary J. Sawyer
Thelma Sawyer
William A. Sawyer
Sharon Scanlon
Patricia M. Scaplen
Connie Scavo
Ruth Schell
Simone T. Schelling
Denise Schindler
Charles W. Schmitt
James P. Schrafft
Blasco S. Scrofano, Sr.
Margaret V. Seluk
Roland Senechal
Virginia Serratore
Thomas A. Shallow, II
Cynthia L. Shannon
Frank Shawcross
Cecilia Sheehan
James Sheehan
Joseph Sheehan
Josephine Sheehan
Mildred A. Sheehan
Christine V. Sheehy
Daniel M. Shejen
Nancy Sheldon
Margaret Shepley
Lisa Shirton
Robert Shone
Jill P. Shugrue
Max J. Sierpina
Elias R. Silva
Lillian Silveira
Judith E. Silvia
Arlene J. Simard
Marie K. Simone
Lucille Sirois
Theodore A. Skrivanos
Triantasilia Skrivanos
Sandra Slauter
Elizabeth Smales
Ronald A. Smelstor, Sr.
Janet Smith
Marion V. Smith
Linda Smith Gendron
Robert L. Sousa, Sr.
Leo Spang
Niki Speliotis
Ellsworth Spencer
Mary E. Spirdione
Mary Splaine
Raymond P. St. Aubin
Elaine St. Onge
Joanne St. Pierre
Martha Stanley
Anna Stanton
James R. Starr
Michael Stavrou
Mae E. Stevens
Robert D. Stevens, PhD
Barbara Stevenson
Clarissa Stewart
Donald H. Stewart
John R. Stewart
Lucy A. Stewart
William Stewart
Henrietta Stoebel
Charles A. Stokes
Geneva H. Stone
Phyllis A. Strout
Eric Student
Cynthia J. Sulesky
Lucille Sullivan
William Sullivan, Jr.
Carol L. Sutton
Robin L. Swanson
James Swarbrick
Barbara Sylvia
Ida R. Talarico
James E. Tamagnine
John Tataronis
Francis Taylor
Harry E. Taylor, Sr.
Rosalie Tellier
Grace Thomas
Timothy D. Thoren
Daniel Tobin
Joseph A. Torrice
Donna Torvi
James J. Tosney
Elizabeth Trafton
Sandra Trafton
John R. Trager
Everett Trahan
Joseph Traina
Nancy Traina
Maureen Trask
Cynthia A. Tribandis
Emma F. Tringali
Alfred R. Troian, Jr.
Renaldo J. Troian
Evelyn Tucarella
Leo F. Turner
Patricia Twombly
Silvio P. Uliano, Sr.
Louise R. Vallante
Levie van Dam
Kungeny Vartanian
Rita M. Viens
Anthony A. Vitale
Joseph D. Vitale
Florence M. Wakefield
Curtiss O. Wakeman
Satineg Walden
Robert Walker
James Walsh
Mary Walsh
Hunt Walton
Irene L. Warner
Virginia Warner
Claire Waterworth
Yauyung L. Watt
Patricia Webber
Rita Weeks
Eileen C. Welch
Elizabeth Wells
Robert L. Wetmore
Frank G. Wheeler
John W. White
Grace F. Whitehouse
Robert J. Whitehouse
Doris C. Whitney
Rebecca Whitney
Dorothy Whittle
William T. Wholey
Luther L. Wildes
Lettitia E. Wilkins
John F. Willis
Paul V. Wilson
William D. Wise
Stanley Witkum
June Wizst
William Wolfram
Patricia K. Woodman
Paula Woods
Marguerite Woodside
Ralph Woodside
Robert J. Wright
Evon Yameen
William J. Yameen
Fred York
Dale T. Young
Debra Young
Marie B. Yuele
Wayne Zajac
Anthony Zakrewski
James J. Zani
Stacia Zelek
Priscilla F. Zimmermann
Paul Malone
Pauline A. Michaud
Amy Munankarmi
Ann F. O’Donnell
Andrea Robidoux
Erving Rodriguez
Dale Rogers
Bill Russell
Mary A. Toomey
In tribute, honor or celebration of the following
Marjorie N. Aikman
Janet Boulanger
Maria T. Chorzewski
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Theodore J. Coletta
Donna Deveau
Joan Stygles Hull
Stephen A. Janavicus
Bob and Barbara Kelly
Becky Malone
“Words cannot express the appreciation my wife and I have for all hospice did in caring for my Mom
shortly after her diagnosis of cancer to her passing, just six months later. The care she received from Hospice
along with her spirit of independence allowed her to remain at home during her illness as she wished. Also,
the support I received from York Hospital Hospice helped me immensely to care for a member of my family
that I deeply loved.” – from York Hospital Hospice
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Ways to give
Thousands of people are touched by the generosity shared with our agencies,
and support can come in many forms. To discuss any of these options or for
questions, contact Donna Deveau, Director of Development at 978-552-4162
or ddeveau@homehealthfoundation.org.
Cash Contributions
Cash contributions are fully tax deductible. Many companies match the gifts
of their employees – check with your employer to see if your gift can qualify.
Gifts of Appreciated Property
You can donate appreciated property (stocks, bonds and real estate) to support
any of our agencies. When you donate property that you have held for more
than a year, your gift is exempt from capital gains taxes. Your charitable deduction
is based on the fair market value of the asset at the time of your gift.
Vehicle Donations
Donate for Charity, our recycling partner, offers an opportunity to support
our agencies by donating a car, truck, van, boat, RV, or motorcycle by calling
800-933-5593. Donors receive a tax deduction of the auction sale price of
the vehicle or $500, whichever is the greater amount.
Income-generating Gifts
You can also use cash and appreciated property to establish a charitable
remainder trust or charitable gift annuity that will provide income and tax
benefits to you, while benefiting one of Home Health Foundation’s agencies.
Bequests
A simple way to support is through a bequest in a will or living trust. Any
part, percentage, or component of estate or trust assets can be designated
to Home Health Foundation or one of its agencies and will help to reduce
inheritance taxes.
The Leaders in Home
Health and Hospice Care
Founded in 1895 to provide care to families
who worked in the local textile mills, we are
now one of the largest home health and
hospice agencies in the region. Our trained
professionals and paraprofessional staff
provide the highest quality, compassionate
medical and supportive care to more than
3,500 people on any given day from our
main office in Lawrence and from offices
in Massachusetts, New Hampshire and
Maine and at our hospice house in
Haverhill, MA.
Main Office
360 Merrimack Street, Building 9
Lawrence, MA 01843
Merrimack Valley Hospice House
360 North Avenue
Haverhill, MA 01830
Additional offices in Massachusetts,
New Hampshire and Maine
www.HomeHealthFoundation.org
800-933-5593
Get Involved
There are many ways to get involved and give of your time and talents.
Hold your own fundraiser to help support the mission of our agencies;
volunteer in a patient care role, office setting, or for special events; or help
raise awareness and funds through the newly founded Friends of Merrimack
Valley Hospice group.
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The Leaders in Home Health and Hospice Care