2007-08 Annual Report - VCU Health Community Memorial Hospital

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125 Buena Vista Circle, South Hill, VA 23970
(434) 447-3151 | www.cmh-sh.org
Founded in 1954, Community Memorial
Healthcenter (CMH) is a nonprofit healthcare
facility operated by a volunteer Board of Directors
representing all our service areas. CMH offers
a full range of medical, surgical, and behavioral
health services for residents of Southside
Virginia and Northern North Carolina.
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Our Mission:
To provide excellence in the delivery of healthcare.
Our Vision:
To be a Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award Winner!
125 Buena Vista Circle • P.O. Box 90
South Hill, Virginia 23970-0090
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Contents
left to right: Ed Brandenburg, VP of Operations;
Ronald E. Tatum, VP of Finance; W. Scott Burnette,
President & CEO; Ursula Butts, VP of Patient Care
Services; Dr. Wallace Horne, VP of Medical Affairs.
2 Reporting for Fiscal Year 2008: A Letter from the Board
Board of Directors
left to right, front row: Steven H. Creedle, Tyler Howerton, Charlene Gray, Sylvia Hall, Denny Hardee, Laverne Jolly,
Rocky English. Dr. Dianne Dookhan, Dr. Samir Boutros. back row: Dr. Graham Powers, Cynthia Pecht, William Wilkinson,
Wayne Parrish, Charles Duckworth, Kevin Blackwell. not pictured: William E. Wells, Emmett Williams, Dr. Robert Satcher,
David Bigger, Al Thompson, Scott Burnette, President & CEO.
4 Realizing the Vision:
Benefits to the Community
L etter from t h e B oard :
6 Advancing the Vision:
Our Commitment to Quality
9 The CMH Vision:
To be a Malcolm Baldrige
National Quality Award Winner
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More than 50 years ago, the people of this area had a bold vision:
they committed their energies and resources to build a hospital
in their own community where residents would have access to
Patient Satisfaction:
the fullest possible range of high quality healthcare services.
Listening to Those We Serve
We believe that when a common goal is pursued with
Sharing the Vision:
passion and attained through the good work of many, an
amazing thing happens: it inspires future generations to
The Spirit of Volunteerism
perpetuate an attitude of service.
Extending the Vision:
This year, we think we have seen a manifestation
Integrating Modern
of the spirit that was instilled in this community
Technology with
more than a half-century ago. Together,
Compassionate Care
we celebrated a major achievement this
year with the opening of our Cancer and
Investing in Rehabilitation Center and Phase I of a
the Vision:
multiphase expansion project to serve
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the health needs of this community. This
Memorial
facility was made possible because of
Healthcenter
the tremendous philanthropic support of
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recognize that bringing leading12 Contributors
edge healthcare to our community is a
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never-ending process. We will soon begin
made in honor
to focus on Phase II and other critically
and in memory
needed healthcare services for our
region; we will continue to need the
Financials: generous support of the community.
Fiscal Year 2008
We are making huge strides in
(7/01/07-6/30/08)
healthcare, worthy of celebration as
Succeeding in they are necessary to keep this region
the Vision
competitive and viable as a place for
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to live and prosper.
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W. Scott Burnette
President & CEO
Alfred D. Hardee
Chairman of the Board
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AMHERST
Laurel
Tuckahoe
BUCKINGHAM
Lynchburg
BEDFORD
APPOMATTOX
Timberlake
CUMBERLAND
POWHATAN
Richmond
HENRICO
Chase City
Chester
AMELIA
NOTTOWAY
Crewe
Altavista
Lakeside
CHESTERFIELD
Farmville
PRINCE
EDWARD
CAMPBELL
CHARLOTTE
PRINCE
GEORGE
Petersburg
DINWIDDIE
Blackstone
Victoria
LUNENBURG
SUSSEX
PITTSYLVANIA
Chase City
HALIFAX
MECKLENBURG
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Danville
CASWELL
Board of Directors
Mecklenburg County
Samir B. G. Boutros, M.D.
W. Scott Burnette,
President
Steven H. Creedle
Charles Duckworth
Rocky English
Charlene Gray
Sylvia Hall
Denny Hardee,
Chairman
Tyler Howerton
Graham Powers, M.D.
William E. Wells, Jr.,
Secretary
Emmett Williams, Jr.,
Treasurer
Brunswick County
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Building on a vision.
Growth is not measured in just buildings, but in the quality,
spirit, and culture of an organization. CMH is committed to
excellence and has received outstanding achievements in
national and state quality measures. We are proud of these
accomplishments, but we also recognize that quality is a
continuous goal that we must strive to achieve every day
with every patient. This is a goal that our nurses, doctors,
volunteers, and support staff work toward each day.
Thank you for your support of Community Memorial
Healthcenter. With your ongoing support we will continue to
advance our vision of healthcare for today’s community and for
future generations.
PERSON
GRANVILLE
Roxboro
BRUNSWICK
South Hill
Emporia
SOUTHAMPTON
GREENSVILLE
VANCE
NORTHAMPTON
WARREN
Henderson
HALIFAX
Roanoke Rapids
Kevin Blackwell
Laverne Jolly
Cynthia H. Pecht,
Vice Chairman
Robert Satcher, Ph.D.
Lunenburg County
David Bigger
Wayne Parrish
William B. Wilkinson, III
Warren County, NC
Al Thompson
Vance County, NC
Dianne Dookhan, M.D.
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Helping people where they live…and where we live.
The statistics don’t tell the whole story, but in the case of
Community Memorial Healthcenter, they tell a compelling one.
The sheer volume of patient visits, procedures, and outreach
events in our community demonstrates that we are a health
system that is fulfilling our mission.
Our hospital was established with a very specific cause in
mind—to help the people in our region. Last year we touched
thousands of individual lives through administering hundreds of
thousands of procedures.
We have also dramatically increased our capacity to
serve through the addition of our state-of-the-art Cancer and
Rehabilitation Center.
While the most evident changes are seen through our
physical growth, we are even more proud that we are
continuing to make major strides in quality.
Certainly, no one knows what each day will bring, but we
pledge to approach every day with a spirit of community and a
focus on each person we have the privilege to serve.
Benefits of CMH to the community.
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What makes Community
Memorial a nonprofit
Healthcenter?
CMH is a community-owned,
nonprofit organization
governed by a volunteer Board
of Directors representing our
service areas of Brunswick,
Lunenburg, Mecklenburg, and
northern North Carolina. Each
board member has unique
expertise and knowledge of
the community that contributes
greatly to the success of CMH.
As a community-owned
health system, we operate
for the benefit of our service
area and reinvest all of our
net income in providing health
services for the communities
that we serve. We believe this
best reflects the vision of those
who believe and work toward
an exceptional hospital for our
community.
• CMH provides comprehensive medical, surgical, behavioral, and
long-term care services to meet the health needs of our citizens.
• CMH is licensed for 99 acute care beds, 161 long-term care
beds, and 24 behavioral health beds.
• As one of the area’s largest employers, we have more than
850 people on our staff, not including contract services.
Community.
It’s in our
name and at
the heart of
all we do!
• As one of the area’s largest stable
employers, your hospital provides
jobs at a wide range of skill levels
for more than 850 people from over
12 Virginia and North Carolina localities.
• Your hospital contributes to the tax
base through wages, salaries, and
benefits totaling nearly $39 million
over the past year.
• CMH and its employees purchase
goods and services locally, creating
income and jobs for other businesses
in the community.
• Your hospital helps recruit and retain
college graduates and offers tuition
and scholarships for retraining and
continuing education.
• A strong community hospital such as
CMH helps to recruit business and
industry to the region.
• CMH supports the communities it serves
through active membership in area
chambers and sponsorships of community
events and youth activities.
Our commitment to improving our community’s well-being goes
beyond the walls of the hospital:
Where our patients come from:
County of Origin
FY 2007
FY 2008
We improve access to healthcare.
Mecklenburg
Brunswick
Lunenburg
Other
53%
12%
21%
14%
52%
21%
12%
15%
56%
12%
15%
7%
10%
56%
14%
14%
7%
9%
As a nonprofit hospital, we provide the health services
needed by the people in our community. Many of these
services generate little or no revenue. These include a 24-hour,
fully staffed emergency department, obstetrics department,
and physician-based practices and clinics in outlying
communities to provide a comprehensive local health resource.
We make priorities of health education and wellness.
We focus on prevention as well as treatment to maximize the
long-term health of our citizens. Nurses and other healthcare
educators provide health education and screenings throughout
our community. CMH partners with area schools, churches, and
businesses to promote health and wellness activities and we
continually strive to find new ways to improve and maintain the
health of the people in our region.
We provide care to all, regardless of their ability to pay.
During the past fiscal year, CMH provided over $3.7 million in
charity care and over $9 million in other uncompensated care.
We make tangible strides in providing new services to our community.
Over the past year we have, as a community, made
aggressive strides against cancer, stroke, heart disease, and
other debilitating diseases through the introduction of our
advanced Cancer and Rehabilitation Center. Our region suffers
significantly above the state average in areas such as cancer,
heart disease, stroke, and diabetes. These facilities help where
our community hurts most.
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CMH also strengthens the
economic well-being and vitality
of the community.
Payment Provider
Medicare
Medicaid
Blue Cross/Blue Shield
Commercial
Private
Rehabilitation, Oncology, and Dialysis Treatments
Cardiac Rehab Dialysis Treatments
Home Health Visits
Hospice Visits
Occupational & Speech Therapy
Oncology Treatments
Physical Therapy
Respiratory Therapy
43,371
8,157
4,154
2,248
6,317
7,103 23,683
40,412
44,664
8,745
4,910
2,395
10,279
7,048
24,166
45,814
Hundreds of Thousands of Lives Have Been Touched by CMH
ER Visits
Laboratory Procedures
Inpatient & Outpatient
Admissions
Diagnostic Procedures
Health & Wellness
18,830
19,361
150,886
5,136
57,005
13,010
132,080
5,969
43,338
12,684
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You don’t have to
go to a big city to receive
top quality healthcare!
We take great care to
ensure that our patients are
receiving the best possible
medical care. In fact, CMH
has received recognition
in the top 10 percent
nationally and in the state
for excellence in quality.
• CMH is in the top 10
percent of hospitals
nationally in the Medicare
and Medicaid quality
initiative, HQID (Hospital
Quality Incentive
Demonstration), in meeting
nationally standardized
quality measures.
• CMH has also been
recognized as one of
the top 10 percent of
hospitals in the state
that achieved excellence
in Anthem’s Quality-inSight® Hospital Incentive
Program (QHIP).
• Our patients recognize the
high quality of care that
they receive here at CMH.
Results of the most recent
patient satisfaction survey
showed that 98.5 percent
of patients said they were
pleased with the quality
of care provided here at
our hospital.
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ommunity Memorial Healthcenter’s mission and culture are
built on a focus and passion for providing excellence in the
delivery of healthcare. A continuous commitment to excellence
is a core value that our employees share and embrace.
Our Medical Staff is at the helm of the overall quality of
medical care rendered to patients. Our physicians lead the
way in implementing best practices, identifying risks, and
implementing solutions to enhance care, safety, and the patient
experience.
CMH participates in a number of state and national quality
initiatives. These quality initiatives help to standardize care
throughout the country using specific best practice protocols.
These results provide benchmarks and measures for patients
to compare the quality of care delivered at hospitals for a
specific disease or health problem, and patient satisfaction
measures.
Consumers can obtain information on the performance of
hospitals through a variety of websites. More information on
these quality initiatives can be found on our website:
www.cmh-sh.org/content/qualitymeasures.htm.
Certifications and Awards
Our ongoing commitment to accreditation by the Joint
Commission and other accrediting bodies underscores our
commitment to provide quality care on an ongoing basis and to
work continuously to further provide quality of care and patient
safety that exceeds national standards.
Other certifications and awards Include:
• Cardiac Rehabilitation—National Accreditation by the American
Association of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation
• Echocardiography Lab—Reaccreditation from the
Intersocietal Commission for the Accreditation of
Echocardiography Laboratories (ICAEL)
• Extended Care Facility—Quality Associate Award from
Virginia Healthcare Association
• Home Health—Quality Achiever Award and Quality
Associate Award by Virginia Healthcare Association
• Laboratory—Accredited by College of American
Pathologists (CAP)
• Mammography—Accredited by the American College
of Radiology, the Food and Drug Administration, and the
Mammography Quality Standards Act
• Respiratory Therapy—Awarded the Quality Respiratory
Award by the American Association of Respiratory Care
• Vascular Laboratory—Accredited by the Intersocietal Commission for the Accreditation of Vascular Laboratories (ICAVL)
Our physicians and staff are dedicated to providing holistic,
compassionate care in a professional manner to our patients,
their families, and our community. Patient safety is at the heart
of every initiative that we undertake in delivering quality patient
and family outcomes.
Our commitment to quality is exemplified by our nursing staff.
Nursing’s framework of “Relationship Based Care” provides
an infrastructure that guides nurses in creating a healing
environment based on three important relationships that must
be maintained in the delivery of quality patient care. Our
practice is based on our relationships with our patients and
families, with our colleagues and healthcare partners, and the
relationship with ourselves. We believe that these relationships
are built one at a time and require a life-long commitment.
Nurses are living their vision of providing the very best
up-to-date quality care in all that they do. The philosophy of
our nursing staff is based on the understanding that the art of
Our association with
Duke University Health
System and Virginia
Commonwealth University
Health System helps bring
specialty care right here to
our community. A broad,
stable physician base
provides our community
with professionals trained
in many healthcare
specialty areas, such as:
• Anesthesiology/Pain
Management
• Cardiology
• Critical Care Medicine
• Dentistry
• Diabetes & Metabolism
• Ear, Nose & Throat
(Otolaryngology)
• Emergency Medicine
• Endocrinology
• Endoscopy
• Family Practice
• Gastroenterology
• General Surgery
• Internal Medicine
• Nephrology
• Neurology
• Obstetrics/Gynecology
• Oncology/Hematology
• Ophthalmology
• Optometry
• Orthopedics
• Pathology
• Pediatrics
• Physiatry
• Podiatry
• Psychiatry
• Radiology
• Urology
• Vascular Surgery
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nursing is an ever-evolving practice that demands a lifelong
commitment to learning.
It’s all about better patient care.
Our Services
Community Memorial
Healthcenter offers a wide
range of medical, surgical,
and behavioral health
services. Our facilities
include clinics in Chase City
and Clarksville, a behavioral
health facility and regular
outreach throughout our
five-county service area.
Alliances with large medical
centers such as Duke
University Health System
and Virginia Commonwealth
University Health System
enable CMH to provide
exceptional specialty care
right here at home.
• Acute care hospital,
licensed for 99 beds
• A 24-bed inpatient
behavioral health
facility (Pavilion)
• A 161-bed Extended
Care Facility for skilled
and immediate care
(W.S. Hundley Annex)
• Chase City Primary
Care Center
• Clarksville Primary
Care Center
• CMH Cancer &
Specialty Care Center
• CMH Dialysis Center
• CMH Exercise Center
• CMH Home Health
and Hospice
• CMH Orthopedic
Service, LLC
• CMH Pain Management
Services, LLC
• CMH Rehab Center
• CMH Surgical
Services, LLC
• CMH Women’s
Health Services, LLC
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This commitment to continual learning and quality care is
evidenced by a number of successful initiatives and programs
this past year:
• The Nursing Clinical Ladder system recognized 40 nurses
for their accomplishments in quality improvement, community
involvement, education, and evidenced-based practice/
research. Radiology and Respiratory Therapy have also
implemented a clinical ladder system to encourage
continual growth in their practice and recognize employees
for excellence.
• A nursing website was created that highlights the Shared
Governance Model and the successes of each nursing
unit. Shared Governance is a councilor model that builds
relationships with members of the nursing department and
their clinical partners. It provides an environment for nurses
to work collaboratively with their colleagues in the decision
making process and enhances communication up and down
the organization.
• Through participation in the National Database for Nursing
Quality Indicators, our nurses demonstrated that we are
among the best in the nation in preventing harm to patients
such as pressure ulcers, falls, and in the use of restraints.
• The Nursing Resource and Partnership Council spearheaded
a major quality initiative partnering with the Pharmacy
Staff to design safer ways of administering medications to
our patients.
• Nurses also instituted a communication technique known
as Situation, Background, Assessment, Recommendation
(SBAR) that has greatly improved communication
between caregivers when patients are transferred to a
different department or when information is shared with
the physician.
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elivering the highest quality care, maintaining
patient safety, and patient satisfaction remain
top priorities for us. A new vision has been set
for CMH: to achieve the Malcolm Baldrige
Award in healthcare. This is a long-term
process and will involve entire organizational
involvement to comply with nationally
recognized criteria for performance
excellence in all areas of operation. Only
seven out of 5,000 hospitals in the US so
far have achieved this award, but this is
the level of commitment of CMH to provide
quality healthcare for this community!
What is the Malcolm Baldrige
National Quality Award?
The Baldrige Award, named after Secretary of
Commerce Malcolm Baldrige, is an award given
by the President of the United States to businesses—
manufacturing and service, small and large—and to
education, healthcare, and nonprofit organizations that apply
and are judged to be outstanding in seven areas: leadership;
strategic planning; customer and market focus; measurement,
analysis, and knowledge management; human resource focus;
process management; and results.
Patient Satisfaction: Listening to those we serve.
Both as medical professionals
and friends and neighbors,
it is important to understand
how we are doing in the
eyes of our patients and their
families. To achieve this, we
constantly conduct surveys
to get feedback to help us
continue to build on our legacy
of caring.
Patient Satisfaction Survey: Safety
Inpatient
Outpatient
Emergency
Home Health
97%
100%
98%
100%
We are compared to all
other hospitals on the top six
practices for quality care of
patients that use our services
for heart attack care. By using
these practices, CMH saves
patients’ lives by giving high
quality care.
HEART ATTACK CARE PATIENT SAFETY
AMI
Goal
Aspirin at Arrival
100%
Aspirin at Discharge
100%
ACEI or ARB for LVSD 100%
Adult Smoking
Cessation Advice
100%
Beta-Blocker
Prescribed at D/C
100%
Beta-Blocker at Arrival 100%
2008
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
We are compared to all
other hospitals for our use
of evidenced-based quality
measures such as smoking
cessation teaching and
discharge instructions with
patients that come to CMH for
heart failure care. We have
maintained our status as top
10 percent in the nation for
giving quality care.
HEART FAILURE CARE PATIENT SAFETY
Discharge Instructions
Evaluation of
LVS Function
ACEI or ARB for LVSD
Adult Smoking
Cessation Advice
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
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olunteers embody the spirit of Community Memorial
Healthcenter. They serve in different capacities but work
together to achieve the common goal of making healthcare
accessible to our entire community. From the volunteers who
provide helping hands at the main desk of our hospital, to the
fundraising and enthusiastic support of the auxiliary, to volunteers
who make critical decisions as part of our healthcenter board, we
thank each of our supporters.
The CMH Auxiliary is a special group of nearly 200 men
and women who continue a CMH tradition of service and
stewardship. These Auxilians enhance the quality of care
and caring, helping patients and their families, staff, and
visitors in many different ways. Volunteers are a vital part
of our community hospital. During the past year, these
volunteers provided over 28,909 hours of service to CMH.
The Auxiliary is a consistent major financial supporter of
CMH, having exceeded $1 million to date in contributions
to CMH to enhance healthcare for the community.
More than 45 Hospice Volunteers provide many hours of
service, helping patients and families cope with the stress of
terminal illness and death, and helping to enhance the quality
of the remaining days of life. These volunteers also conduct
numerous activities to raise funds to support hospice services and
programs so that all in the community have access to hospice care
regardless of their ability to pay.
Governing Boards:
• CMH is governed by a 21-member volunteer Board of
Directors, representing all of our service areas, who devote
many hours of service to keep our hospital strong, viable,
and community owned.
• Our 11-member volunteer CMH Foundation Board of
Directors works to build continuing support for the
healthcenter through philanthropy, stewardship, and
community education.
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Integrating modern technology
with compassionate care
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hile the legacy of CMH is quality care and compassion,
each year brings new technology to our community. In
some cases, this technology takes the form of preventative
care. In others, technology means bringing the latest
medical breakthroughs to our community to confront
diseases such as cancer, diabetes, and stroke.
As we continue to make exceptional strides in patient
care and quality, it is necessary to balance the heart
and science of medicine.
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Healthcenter Foundation
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The Cornerstone Society
Cornerstone
Community Memorial Healthcenter Foundation’s Cornerstone
Society honors our most generous benefactors, who are united by
a profound commitment to CMH and its tradition of excellence.
Continued giving to the Healthcenter moves one up to Silver, Gold,
Platinum, and Diamond Cornerstone levels of recognition.
Access / Mr. Todd Marcum
Dr. Richard & Dr. Jill Allen
Associated Anesthesia
Providers, Inc.
Carl & Jean Bagley
Mrs. Eve Bagley & the late Mr.
Wayne Bagley
Mr. & Mrs. Garland Baird
Dr. John Bass
Dr. & Mrs. Jeff Beavers
The late Mrs. Margaret Beeton
Benchmark Community Bank
BGF Industries, Inc.
Dr. Samir B. Boutros
Mr. & Mrs. E. Conrad Bowlin
Mr. & Mrs. Edward M.
Brandenburg Jr.
Dr. & Mrs. Michael Brooks
Mr. & Mrs. W. George Buchanan
Buggs Island Telephone
Cooperative
Mr. & Mrs. E.M. Butler
Mr. & Mrs. C. Glasgow Butts
Citizens Community Bank
Clarksville Ruritans, Inc.
Mrs. Joyce W. Clary
Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Cook
Ambassador & Mrs. Richard
Crowder
Mr. & Mrs. Spencer Crowder
Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. Gregory
Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Harris Sr.
Ms. Dianne Horne
Mr. & Mrs. Tyler Howerton
Dr. & Mrs. Condon Hughes
Dr. & Mrs. Willoughby S.
Hundley III
International Veneer
Company, Inc.
Ms. Donna Jarrell
Dr. Zoheir & Dr. Suzanne Kaiser
Mr. James O. Lewter
John B. Mahaney
Mr. & Mrs. C. J. Martin
Dr. Talaat F. Maximous &
Dr. Mervet H. Elassal
Mecklenburg Electric
Cooperative
Cornerstone Society Levels of Giving
The Cornerstone Society:
Cornerstone Silver:
Cornerstone Gold:
Cornerstone Platinum:
Cornerstone Diamond:
$10,000-$24,999
$25,000-$49,999
$50,000-$74,999
$75,000-$99,999
$100,000 and more
Legacy Circle
Legacy Circle comprises supporters who have remembered CMH
in their estate planning. An estate gift of any size qualifies you
as a member of our Legacy Circle, a special group of individuals
who have chosen to leave a lasting legacy to their hospital and
community. Please make us aware that you have included CMH
in your estate plan or financial plan so you can be honored as a
member of this caring group.
Cornerstone Diamond
Mr. & Mrs. R. T. Arnold
CMH Auxiliary
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Corwin
Mr. Rob Crisman
Dr. Thomas J. & Ann H.
Fitzgerald
Dr. Wallace Horne*
Dr. & Mrs. Sukri Vanichkachorn
Cornerstone Gold
The Glenn E. Barbour Family /
Glenn & Linda, Chad & Kim
Mr. & Mrs. Jamie A. Barker
Mr. & Mrs. David Biggs
Mr. & Mrs. Sherwood Creedle
The Dr. Arthur S. Gear
Endowment Fund / Mrs.
Sabra Gear
Mr. & Mrs. Alfred D. Hardee*
Mr. & Mrs. Warren Matthews
Mr. Pete Rudd Sr., Mrs. Georgie
Rudd, & Mr. Pete Rudd Jr.
Cornerstone Silver
BB & T Bank
Mr. & Mrs. R. Michael Berryman
* Denotes Legacy Circle
Dr. & Mrs. David Brown
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Burnette
Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy Butts
Ms. Jerolien (Jerry) Clarke
Chaney
First Citizens Bank
Mr. Willoughby S. Hundley Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Roger Jacquelin
Kenbridge Construction Company
/ Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Callis
Mr. & Mrs. Emory Lucy
The Leland R. (Lee) Nicholson
Family
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Parrish
Pharmacy Associates of
Kenbridge
Mr. & Mrs. James Ridout
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Roberts
Mrs. Perrin Taylor / LifeWorks
Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Mrugesh
Thanawala
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Watkins
Mr. & Mrs. William S.
Wilkinson
Mr. & Mrs. Emmett Williams Jr.
Frank & Barbara Nanney
Dr. Catherine & Mr. Zach Palmer
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Palmore
Mr. & Mrs. William M. Park
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Parker
Mr. Gary Pifer & the late Mrs.
Deborah Pifer
Pine View Assisted Living
Facility / Judy H. Cleaton
Dr. Graham & Dr. Linda Powers
Dr. Hari & Dr. Anna Rao
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Reynolds
Mr. & Mrs. William Roper
Mr. & Mrs. J. Howard Settle
Mrs. Thelma Shurling*
E. Kenneth & Kathleen
M. Sims
Beth & Mickey Smith
Dr. & Mrs. John Strunk
Mr. & Mrs. Dan Tanner
Mrs. Kathleen Tanner & the late
Dr. Henry Tanner
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald E. Tatum Jr.
Mrs. Louise Thomas
Vulcan Materials Company
Mr. & Mrs. Michael O. Walker
Charles H. & Lee W. Warren
Mr. & Mrs. William E. Wells Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. James R. Whitlow
The late Ms. Carolyn Whitten
The late Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm
Wynn
Legacy Circle: Charitable Estate Gifts
Gary & Sue Bardwell
Estate of Ann H. Carver
Ms. Mary Jane Elkins
Dr. & Mrs. Kell Fleshood
Mr. & Mrs. Alfred D. Hardee
Dr. Wallace Horne
Ms. Diane Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Pugh
Estate of Miss Josephine
M. Shaw
Mrs. Thelma Shurling
Mrs. Judith Spivey
Mr. & Mrs. Steve Tanner
Stuart & Carmen Taylor
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ommunity Memorial Healthcenter
Foundation’s (CMHF) mission is to
build continuing support for Community
Memorial Healthcenter through philanthropy,
stewardship, and community education.
Community and business leaders comprise
the board of the Foundation. Working together,
the volunteers of the Foundation work to secure
funding for growth and services that would
otherwise not be available in our community.
While these caring people come from different
backgrounds, they pursue a shared vision for
our hospital.
There are three types of programs that the
CMH Foundation offers for donor support:
Annual Giving, Capital and Major Giving, and
Planned Giving.
The Annual Giving Program allows donors
to support services and programs at various
levels. This is a way that anyone can support
CMH at any level they can afford. Capital and
Major Giving enables donors to give larger
gifts to support capital building projects and
equipment, support special projects, and
create endowments.
The Planned Giving Program provides
opportunities for donors to make major gifts
utilizing sound personal, financial, and estate
planning techniques to support CMH today
and to leave a legacy through a bequest or
estate gift.
Working toward a vision.
Our goals for the CMH Foundation are:
• to have the resources to allow CMH to make
state-of-the-art healthcare services available
to all citizens, regardless of their ability to pay,
• to build an endowment that will allow
CMH’s services to grow to meet the everevolving and expanding health needs of
its service area,
• to provide the resources to enable CMH
to attract and retain only the best qualified
healthcare professionals,
• to establish CMHF as the charitable
organization of choice that merits community
support and involvement.
Every effort is made to insure the accuracy of this
publication. If your name has been inadvertently omitted,
please contact us at 434-774-2575 so that it may be included
in online publications.
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Individual contributors
Ms. Sarah Abernathy
Steven & Donna Abernathy
Mrs. Amy M. Adams
Clark E. & Janyce P. Adams
Mrs. Candace Adcock
Mr. & Mrs. Merle Adkins III
Mr. William Adkins
Alfred & Hannelore Albert
Lewis & Nancy Aldrich
Carolyn Alexander
Mrs. Pattie Alexander
Ronda Alexander
Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Allen
Mr. Harvey J. Allen
Mr. Lofton D. Allen
Loulie P. Allen
Dr. Richard & Dr. Jill Allen
Louise W. Allgood
Mr. & Mrs. Edward A. Almand
Ms. Suellen M. Amsler
Ms. Joanne Andrews
Mrs. Patricia Archer
Mr. & Mrs. R.T. Arnold
Mrs. Edna S. Arrington
Ginny Arthur
Mrs. Jeanette M. Ashby
Mr. & Mrs. Roger Atkinson III
Ms. Daphne A. Averette
Mrs. Lynn R. Ayres
Mr. & Mrs. Harris Bacon
Mr. & Mrs. Carl Bagley
Mrs. Eve & the late Wayne Bagley
Julie E. Bagley
Ms. Suzanne H. Bagley
Mr. Williard Bailey
Dr. & Mrs. Paul A. Bailey Sr.
Crystal Baird
Mr. & Mrs. Garland W. Baird
Susan Baird
Mrs. Harold K. & Miss Anne H.
Banfield
Carrie L. Barbour
Mr. & Mrs. Glenn E. Barbour
Mr. & Mrs. Chad Barbour
Harold & Marie Barden
Mr. & Mrs. Jamie A. Barker
Mr. & Mrs. Joey Barker
& Family
Ms. Abigail Barnes
Linda Barnes
Mr. & Mrs. Claude Barnes
Mr. Scott Barnes
Sharon Barnes
Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Barnes Jr.
Margie C. Bartlett
George Baskerville
Phyllis Baskerville
Dr. John M. Bass
Mrs. Helen A. Baty
Jennifer Beasley
Jamie Berry
Mr. & Mrs. Bart T. Berryman
Jane & Danny Best
Mr. & Mrs. John Best
Mr. & Mrs. David Biggs
Mr. John T. Bigley III
Floyd & Alice Bilbo
Sharon Bing
Jan Bintliff
Mr. & Mrs. Steve Bishop
Melissa Black
Ms. Deborah D. Blue
Susan & Robert Boarman
Wendy Bohannon
Ms. Gail H. Bolter
Mr. Douglas Booth
Mr. & Mrs. Bobby Boswell
Dr. Samir B. Boutros
Mrs. Ida Bowen
Mr. & Mrs. E. Conrad Bowlin
Linda & Richard Boyd
Millie & Penny Bracey
Mr. & Mrs. William N. Bracey
Stacy T. Brame
Mr. Norman J. Brand
Mr. & Mrs. Edward M.
Brandenburg Jr.
Debbie & Phillip Brandon
Mr. S.J. Brandon Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Brann
Ms. Rebecca B. Brault
Ms. Marie Bray
Ms. L.C. Brigham
Dr. & Mrs. Michael Brooks
Dr. & Mrs. David Brown
Mr. & Mrs. Sidney Brown
Mr. & Mrs. Neal Bulger
Wendy Burke
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Burnette
Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Burney
Mr. Michael C. Burnham
Edward F. Leary &
Candace E. Butler
Ms. Alma Burton
Mr. & Mrs. Everette E.
Burwell Sr.
Russell & Mary Ann Bush
Ursula & Jimmy Butts
Mr. & Mrs. Charles G. Butts Jr.
Ms. Hilda Caldwell
Mrs. Dolores Callis
Mr. Kim Callis
Ms. Ruth Ann Campbell
Gary & Teresa Cappasso
Mr. Harold E. Carawan
Ms. Sallie B. Carden
Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. Carroll
Ms. Anabel T. Carter
Elizabeth Carter
Lee Roy Carter
Margaret E. Carter
Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Carter
Susan & Scott Carter
Col. & Mrs. Conwill R. Casey
Phyllis D. Cavan
Mr. Henry Cavedo
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Chalifoux
Mr. & Mrs. Sidney Chappell
Mr. & Mrs. E. Graham Chandler
Ms. Jerry C. Chaney
Mrs. Charlotte G. Clark
Mrs. Debbie Clark
Ms. Faith Clark
Mrs. George B. Clark
Mr. Lloyd Clark
Robert & Cathy Clark
Mr. & Mrs. E. Wilson Clary
Ms. Lisa E. Clary
Dr. & Mrs. Charles H. Crowder Jr.
Mrs. Katherine M. Crutchfield
Mitty Crymes
Mary Ann Cundiff
Mrs. Gay S. Currie
Mr. Ken Currin
Jean & Daniel Curtacci
Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Cutler
Mrs. Mildred A. Dalton
We were successful in completing a major
Capital Campaign for Phase I of our Cancer and
Rehabilitation Center and the opening of this
state-of-the-art facility. This included support of
more than $2.7 million in donations and pledges
from 2,200 donors.
Mrs. Mabel V. Clary
Dallas H. & Janis J. Clavier
E. Alan & Carol Clay
Kalen Clay
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Clay
Mrs. Aurelia K. Cleaton
Mr. C.W. Cleaton Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Clemmons
Timothy Cliborne
Sylvia Clifford
Debbie Cochran
Therman & Anne C. Cole
Mr. & Mrs. Edward E. Coleman
Mr. & Mrs. John D. Coleman
Ms. Sandra M. Conner
Betty M. Cook
Ulyssa Cook
Beth & Jeff Cook
Mrs. Ethel S. Copland
Mrs. Daphne Copley
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Corker
Ms. Patricia M. Corrigan
Ms. Sarah V. Corum
Mr. & Mrs. Wygant Courter
Walter L. & Patricia A. Coy
Mr. & Mrs. Glen Cox
Mrs. Annie Craven
Mr. & Mrs. Sherwood H. Creedle
Mr. Rob Crisman
Mr. & Mrs. Randy Crocker
Dr. & Mrs. Robert Croft
Ms. Ethelyn L. Cross
Mr. Joe Croteau
Mr. & Mrs. James F. Crough
Mrs. Alice Crowder
Mrs. Anne O. Crowder
Mrs. Debra Crowder
Mr. & Mrs. Jimmie Keith Crowder
Mr. John E. Crowder
Ms. Mary P. Crowder
Mrs. Rachel Crowder
Ambassador & Mrs.
Richard T. Crowder
Mr. & Mrs. Spencer Crowder
Richard Davey
J.D. Davis
Mr. & Mrs. Jasper J. Davis
Mr. & Mrs. Norman A. Davis
Mr. & Mrs. Walter Dayberry
Mrs. Pauline Decker
Florence & John De Stephano Jr.
Mrs. Betty A. DeOrnellas
Neal & Patricia DePersia
John & Mary Dobbins
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel
S. Donochod
Tracy Doyle
James & Mary Lou Drummond
Eugene M. & Linda O. Du Com
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Duckworth
Mrs. Hope W. Dunbar
Richard & Marion Dundas
Mrs. Beth K. Dunn
Mrs. Glada Dunnavant
Floyd & Henry Edmonds
Michelle K. Edmonds
Mr. & Mrs. Mac Edmondson
Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Edwards
Mr. Scott Eley
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph B. Elko
Kristi N. Elliott
Mr. Robert L. Elliott
Wayne & Linda H. Elms
Kittrell C. Elsaesser
Mr. Trey Eppes
Mrs. Doris C. Epps
Ms. Libby J. Etheridge
Mr. James Eustis
Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin K. Evans
Elizabeth T. Evans
Mr. & Mrs. John Evans
Misty Ezell
Mrs. Loretta L. Fabiszak
Mr. & Mrs. Herbert L. Farrar
Marian B. Felton
Mr. John D. Field
Ms. Sallie J. Fischer
Dr. Thomas J. & Ann H. Fitzgerald
Mr. Roger Franklin
Deanna Forbes
Ms. Beverly A. Fowlkes
Ms. Joyce French
Ms. Joann T. Garnett
Mrs. Andrea D. Garrison
Ms. Sara Gauldin
Ms. Brenda Gee
Mr. & Mrs. T. Malcolm Gee
Lillian A. Gibson
H. Edwina Gill
Cathy Gittman
Jennifer Gittman
Mr. Victor Gooch
Ms. Cynthia G. Gordon
Ms. Elmaree Gordon
Mrs. Margaret G. Graham
Ms. Jane Grant
Elena Gray
Mr. & Mrs. Hervy L. Gray
Joyce & Palmer Green
Lois Green
Sylvia Green
Mr. & Mrs. Roger A. Gregg
Janet Gregory
Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. Gregory
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence
C. Griffen
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Griffin
Mr. & Mrs. George
D. Griffith Jr.
Betty R. Griggs
Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Gudger
Dr. & Mrs. Oscar B. Gulmatico
Mr. & Mrs. William M. Guy
David G. & Traca M. Gwaltney
Gilbert W. & Evelyn Jean
Gwaltney
Cheryl Haley
Becky Hall
Mr. & Mrs. James C. Hall
Margaret Hall
Sonya Hall
Mr. & Mrs. Henry Hanke
Mr. & Mrs. Alfred D. Hardee
Mary T. Hardin
Mrs. Ethel B. Hardy
Mrs. Lula M. Hardy
Gracie Hawthorne
Mr. & Mrs. Bagley Hawthorne
Mrs. Karolyn R. Hawthorne
Mr. & Mrs. Walter Heath
Kerri Anne Heatwole
Thomas & Barbara Heitzmann
Susan Helms
Mr. Harold Hendrick
Ms. Renee Hendrick-Hardell
Ms. Elizabeth S. Herbert
Mr. Randy & the late
Mrs. Cheryl Herring
Mrs. Mary & the late
John Hicks
Jackie L. Hinman
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen
Hinzman Jr.
Geraldine E. Hite
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard J. Hite
Mr. & Mrs. Tommy Hite
Ms. Kathleen D. Hodges
Clarke N. Hogan
Ms. Frieda K. Holtzmann
Mr. Michael E. Horne
Dr. Wallace J. Horne
& Ms. Mary Jane Elkins
Melani M. Houser
Mr. & Mrs. Robert
Howerton
Mr. & Mrs. Tyler Howerton
Marshall & Betty Howie
Ms. Ursula J. Hresko
Mr. Charles Hubbard
Mrs. Lil Hubbard
Mr. & Mrs. W.P. Hudgins Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. Charles
W. Hudson
Mr. & Mrs. James A. Hudson
Mr. S. Burton &
Mrs. Shirley Huested
Katey Hughes
Dr. Keith Hummel
Jan & Willoughby S.
Hundley Jr.
Donald & Patricia Hunt
Mr. & Mrs. Peter G. Hunt
Stephanie Hunt
Jennifer Iman
Hundreds of people attended
the dedication and tours of our
new Cancer and Rehabilitation Center.
Mr. & Mrs. Duane Harper
Mr. & Mrs. Francis E. Harris
Mr. & Mrs. Marshall F. Harris
S.L. Harris
Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Harris Sr.
Curwood Harrison
Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Hart
Mr. Ivor Hauenstein
Mrs. Mabel P. Hawkins
Nellie R. Hawkins
Mrs. Mary M. Irby
Ms. Jennifer Iribarren
Mr. & Mrs. Julian Jackson
Mary A. & Bret R. Jacquart
Roger & Judy Jacquelin
Donna F. Jarrell
Col. & Mrs. James G. Jenkins
Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Jennings
Mrs. Jean A. Jessup
Janet Jiggetts
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Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Johnson
Ms. Helen L. Johnson
Jodie Johnson
Mr. Lloyd Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph P. Johnson Jr.
Leo J. & Kay A. Jolley
Bob & Robin Jones
Connie Jones
Cynthia R. Jones
David & Rhina Jones
Dorothy Jones
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Jones
Ronald & Ethel Jones
Mr. Ronald L. Jones
Mr. & Mrs. Randy B. Jordan
Mr. & Mrs. John L. Jorstad
Annie Judd
Mr. & Mrs. Harry W. Justis
Drs. Zoheir & Suzanne Kaiser
Mrs. Faye M. Kallam
Mrs. Robert D. Keeling
Mr. Douglas Kelling
Mary Lou Kellogg
Michael & Jane Kelly
James Keough
Ms. Maggie Kiah
Mr. J. Woodrow Kidd
Col. John A. Kimball
Elizabeth M. King
Anita Kincaid
Mr. & Mrs. William Kinker
Mr. & Mrs. Glenn S. Kirkland
Mrs. Ruth E. Kirsch
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry L. Klingenberg
Ms. Mary E. Klopp
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph H. Klotz
Mr. Gary Koontz
Ms. Cecilia M. Kozlowski
Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Lacks
Mr. & Mrs. E. Randy Lail
James T. & Barbara A. Lake
Mr. & Mrs. Armistead G. Lambert
Mrs. Lois C. Lambert
Shannon W. Lambert
Mr. & Mrs. S.J. Lambert Jr.
Ms. Linda Leak
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Leax
Robert & Connie Ledbetter
Amanda B. Legg
Ms. Janice C. Lewis
Mrs. Mary Fran Lewis
Wilma C. Lewis
Mr. James O. Lewter
Ken & Susan Libby
Mr. & Mrs. R.H. Ligon
Derrick L. & Amanda M. Lindsey
Mr. Sidney Long
Ms. Barbara L. Lorence
Mr. Howard W. Love
Bernadette Lucy
Ms. Dorothy Lucy
Nancy Lynch
Mrs. Patricia B. Lynch
Mr. & Mrs. Tommy Lythgoe
Mr. John B. Mahaney
Joanne Malone
Mrs. Tammy Manning
Mr. & Mrs. W.A. Manning
Mr. & Mrs. Gene Marker
Ms. Mary A. Marshall
Mr. & Mrs. C.J. Martin
Mrs. Florence F. Martin
Mr. & Mrs. John H. Martin
Mr. Robert R. Martin Jr.
Ms. Tammy B.
Masters-Mawhinney
Mr. & Mrs. C.B. Matthews
Warren & Faye G. Matthews
Ms. Mary Kathleen Mattingly
William & Anita Mattingly
Mrs. Elizabeth Maurice
Dr. Talaat F. Maximous &
Dr. Mervet Elassal
Patricia A. Mayer
Mr. Brian J. McCarron
Mrs. Rawlins C. McCauley
Allan & Josephine McConnell
Mr. Thomas R. McCracken Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey McDermott
Ms. Cheryl McGarvey
Sissy McKee
Mrs. Camilla W. McLean
Mr. Robert & the late Diana
“Dee” McMillan
Mr. John McPeters
Mrs. Cynthia McTyre
Ms. Amalia D. Medley
Mr. & Mrs. Walter C. Meyer III
Ms. Terese Mikkola
Mr. & Mrs. Lin Mills Jr.
Ms. Susan Miller
We continue to build on a tradition of
excellence by making exceptional care even
better. Tangible strides continue to be made
in quality initiatives and patient satisfaction
as CMH was rated among the top 10 percent
of hospitals nationally in Medicare and top
10 percent among state hospitals in Anthem’s
Quality Initiatives.
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Mr. & Mrs. Larry Minter
Mr. & Mrs. Ramon P. Minx
Ms. Linda Montgomey
Ms. Bonnie S. Moody
Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. Moody Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Harold G. Moore
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey L. Moore
Mickey & Faye Moore
Ms. Shirley Moreland
Mr. & Mrs. Ron W. Palmore
Mrs. Christine Park
Mr. & Mrs. William M. Park
Mr. & Mrs. Charles F. Parker
Clarence & Adelaide Parker
Mr. & Mrs. Charles F. Parker Jr.
Mr. Lewis W. Parker Jr.
Amy S. Parks
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne J. Parrish
Our Cornerstone Society, which
represents donors who have made lifetime
contributions greater than $10,000, topped
100 members this past year.
Mr. Leon V. Morris
Melissa Morris
Ms. Algeria Morse
Mr. Terry A. Morton
Tracy Moseley
Mrs. Carolyn H. Moseley
Mr. & Mrs. William Ward Moseley
Mr. & Mrs. James M. Mumford
Ms. Lillie Munford
Jennifer L. Murray
Sheila Murray
Mr. & Mrs. Frank L.
Nanney Jr.
Mrs. Gerry N. Nash
Marsha A. Nash
Mrs. Ellen Williams Neal
Lynn Nelson
Mrs. Margie L. Nevins
Cheryl Newcomb
Sandra H. Newcomb
Ashley Newman
Jimmy & Judy S. Newman Jr.
Ms. Rebecca Newman
Harriette & Dave Newsom
Mrs. June Nichols
Ms. Sara A. Nichols
Mr. & Mrs. Lewis W. & Mr. Noah
Nichols Jr.
Mr. Leland Nicholson
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Noah
Mrs. Elsie M. Northington
Robert & Kate Norwood
Mrs. Willie Oakley
Mr. & Mrs. Woody L. Oakley
William & Sandra Obermueller
Ms. Mary B. Oettinger
Ms. Christie Ogburn
Ms. Veronica Ogburn
The Honorable & Mrs.
Leslie M. Osborn
Claude & Audrey Otey
James & Ann Thomas Overby
Robert & Martha Overton
Mr. John B. Owens
Mrs. Jane D. Page
Dr. Catherine & Mr. Zach Palmer
Col. & Mrs. John A. Pattison
Mrs. Aubrey Paulette
Sandra C. Pearce
Ms. Cynthia H. Pecht
Bernadette Peck
Nora & David Pennington
Mrs. Estelle C. Perkins
The Honorable Charles A.
Perkinson Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Pernell
Margaret E. Perry
Mr. & Mrs. Virgil L. Peters
Mrs. Virginia C. Pettus
Mr. & Mrs. John A. Phillips
Shirley A. & Michael
D. Phillips
Mr. & Mrs. William Phillips
Eugene Pierce
Ms. Polly Piercy
Joseph Piper
Mr. & Mrs. Kenny Pitts
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Plummer
Dr. & Mrs. Francis Polakiewicz
Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Powell
Mrs. H.B. Powers
Mr. & Mrs. Graham H. Powers Jr.
Mrs. Amelia C.
Montague Poythress
Mrs. Jackson L. Poythress
Ms. Joyce G. Pritchett
Mrs. Nolene Pritchett
Jaye Pulley
Dr. Carlinda Purcell
Ed & Joyce Quaintance
Mr. & Mrs. Dewey Queen
Mr. & Mrs. Garnet Queen
Dorothy Rainey
Diane Rash
Mr. & Mrs. L. Ryland Rash
Mrs. Ruth Reams
Mr. & Mrs. Bernard A. Reese
Christy Reese
Dorothy Reese
Lisa A. Reese
Jerry & Sarah Reynolds
Mr. F.W. Richards
Mr. & Mrs. W. J. Ridout, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Richard
L. Roadcap
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis L. Roberts
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Roberts
Linda G. Roberts
Ms. Susan Roberts
Donna G. Robertson
Mark Robertson
Mr. & Mrs. E.S. Roby Jr.
Ms. Trudy C. Rockwell
Mrs. Bette Rowland
Mr. Roney Rowland
Barbara Royal
Mr. Pete Rudd Sr. & Mrs.
Georgie Rudd
Mr. Pete Rudd Jr.
Mrs. Annie P. Russell
Mrs. Virginia R. Saltzmann
Mr. & Mrs. Malcom Sarna
Mrs. Edna Satterwhite
Debora S. Saunders
Mr. James H. Saunders
Dr. & Mrs. T. A. Saunders
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Schrimpe
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Schwerdtfeger
Rev. & Mrs. Paul Sciotto
Linda H. Seeley
Susan F. Seitzinger
Claudia & the late E. Cecil Self
Mr. Robert M. Semple
Mrs. Bettie Settle
Mr. & Mrs. James N. Settle
Mr. R. Bruce Settle
Mr. & Mrs. John L. Seymour
Mr. & Mrs. Spencer O. Seymour
Mr. David L. Shackelford
James & Nina Shaffer
Miss Jane Shell
Mrs. Nancy L. Shell
Mr. Dennis A. Shelton
Dr. William Shelton
Cynthia A. Sherman
Mrs. Thelma A. Shurling
Mike Simmons
Ken & Kathy Sims
Lois S. Sims
Mr. Mickey Sims
Mr. & Mrs. Shannon
F. Skipwith
Margaret S. Slater
Beth & Mickey Smith
Carole E. Smith
Ed & Sandra Smith
Mrs. Marsha R. Smith
Mrs. Margaret Smith
Rochelle Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Ross W. Smith
Mr. Thomas L. Smith
Ms. Wendy D. Smith
Hunter & Katie Snead
Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. Sparkman
Ms. Mary Spence
Mr. & Mrs. Cal Spencer
Stanley & Joan Spencer
Mr. William Spiers
Mrs. Judith H. Spivey
Timothy P. &
Anne Marie Sprague
Suzanne Springer
Capt. & Mrs. M.J. Stack
Mr. Nathan Stallings
Ms. Sarah D. Stallings
Mr. Matthew H. Stanley
Mr. & Mrs. John Stockton
Mrs. Theresa Stokes
Dr. & Mrs. John R. Strunk
Michelle L. Stumps
Cecil M. Sturdivant
Gayle Sutton
Donald J. & Sharon
M. Swann
Dr. & Mrs. John D. Sykes Jr.
Kevin & Dale Tait
Mrs. Christine L. Tanner
Mrs. Henry M. Tanner
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald E. Tatum Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Ben Taylor
Mr. & Mrs. John E. Taylor
Mrs. Perrin Taylor
Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Taylor
Ms. Lou Teves
Mr. & Mrs. Mrugesh
P. Thanawala
Mr. & Mrs. A. K. Tharrington
Mr. Garland Thomas
Mrs. Louise G. Thomas
Lynette A. Thomas
Otis E. Thomas
Mr. & Mrs. Robbie W. Thomas
Dr. & Mrs. Robert S. Thomas
Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Thomas
Ms. Terry S. Thomas
Mrs. Barbara C. Thompson
Gary & Ellen Thompson
Mr. & Mrs. Steve Thompson
Jan Thrasher
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Thurman
Willie Tisdale
Mr. J. T. Tokarz
James Trimm
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Tuck
Mrs. Nancy Tucker
Alice R. Tudor
Mrs. Ercelle Tudor
Mrs. Joyce B. Tudor
Mr. & Mrs. Charles J.
Van Der Bush
Dr. & Mrs. John Van Hoy
Dr. & Mrs. Sukri
Vanichkachorn
Mrs. H.T. Vaughn
Shirlene W. Vaughn
Ms. Joan Veit
Ms. Ellen Wagstaff
Carlton Walker Jr.
Carolyn B. Walker
Corrine Walker
Mr. & Mrs. Earl Walker
Ways of Giving
There are a variety of ways that you can
support CMH including:
• Outright gifts
• Gifts of tribute
• An estate gift
• Sponsoring & participating
in special events
Your gift is fully tax-deductible to the
extent of the law. Donors should
always consult their tax or
financial advisors to see what
method is best for them.
Whatever option you chose, please
know that your generosity is very much
appreciated and truly makes a difference.
Gifts should be directed to:
CMH Foundation
P.O. Box 90
125 Buena Vista Circle
South Hill, Virginia 23970
434-774-2575
cmhfoundation@cmh-sh.org
You may also contribute securely online at
www.cmh-sh.org. Click the CMH Foundation
page and choose “Ways of Giving.”
Charitable Giving Plans that can have
Significant Tax and Estate Benefits:
• Gifts of Appreciated Property
• Retirement Funds
• Charitable Lead Trust
• Charitable Remainder Trust
• Bequests
• Life Estate
• Life Insurance Gifts
The CMH Foundation staff is happy to
answer any questions. You may contact
the Foundation office at 434-774-2575 or
e-mail cmhfoundation@cmh-sh.org.
Kimberly Walker
Mr. & Mrs. Michael O. Walker
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Walker
Shawanda N. Walker
Mr. & Mrs. William T. Walker
Martha & Cindy Wallace
Georgia Walton
Mrs. Almalyle L. Warren
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The Honorable Charles H.
& Rev. Lee W. Warren
Ms. Frances L. Warren
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen
E. Watkins
Melissa Watson
Mr. & Mrs. Penny Watson
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas S. Watters
Mrs. Martha L. Weaver
Derperdine Webster
April Wright
Mrs. Barbara Trimm Wright
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Wright
Mr. Wallace E. Yancey
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Zincone
Organizations
Airtec, Inc./Jimmy &
Judy Newman
All Saints E.C.W.
Our medical staff continues to demonstrate
skill and leadership in their work at our hospital,
in our community, and with state associations
for the profession.
The Honorable & Mrs. William
Wellons
Mr. A.C. Wells
Mrs. Becky M. Wells
Belinda F. Wells
Mr. Bill Wells
Ms. Jane T. Wells
Mr. Ronnie & Mr. Brandon Wells
Rosser & Carleen Wells
Mr. & Mrs. S. Lewis Wells
Mr. & Mrs. William E. Wells Jr.
Lee Werber
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony
W. Westbrook
Mrs. Helen R. White
Lois White
Sylvia White
Mr. & Mrs. George Whittaker
Ms. Martha A. Whittemore
Vinnie Wilkins
Robert Wilkinson
Mr. & Mrs. William B. Wilkinson
Mr. & Mrs. William S. Wilkinson
Ms. Katherine W. Willard
Caleb R. & Alice S. Williams
Ms. Harriet Williams
Ms. Mary R. Williams
Mrs. Linda P. Williams
Ms. Patricia Lee Williamson
Mrs. Victoria Williamson
B.D. Wilson
Ms. Irene Wilson
Mr. & Mrs. William Wilson
Ms. Patty B. Wilson
Mr. Julian O. Winn
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry W. Wood
Ms. Fay C. Woodall
June T. Woodall
Anthony Woyer
Shirley Wray
Mrs. Charlotte H.
Wrigglesworth
Allen R. & Marcella J. Wright
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American Legion Post 79
Associated Anesthesia
Providers, Inc.
Atlantic Appraisal Group
Atlantic Medical, Inc.
B&D Nursery
Baskervill & Son
BB&T Bank
BCS, Incorporated Healthcare
Practice Management Services
Benchmark Community Bank
Biggs Construction Co., Inc.
Bluestone Baptist Church
Boyd Chevrolet-Buick-PontiacCadillac & Honda of South Hill
Brian’s Steak House
Brunswick Retired Teachers
Association
Buggs Island
Telephone Cooperative
CentiMark
Central Virginia Health
Network, Inc.
Christ Church, Wayside
Citizens Community Bank
Clarke Funeral Home
Clarksville Ruritans Inc
Climate Control
CMH Auxiliary
CMH East Wing Nurses
Connecticut General Life
Insurance Company
Cook Transcription LLC
Corporate Express
Creative Decorating Center, Inc.
Credit Control Corporation
Cremation Society of Virginia
Crowder Hite Crews
Funeral Home, Inc
Cuscowilla Landowners
Association
Delphi Healthcare
Partners, Inc
DeRoyal
Tributes
Dorin Landscaping, Inc.
Dundas Baptist Church
EXIT Town & Lake Realty
Express Care
Family Christian
School Association
Fergeson Family Chiropractic
First Citizens Bank
Fleshood Chiropractic
Freedom Life Fitness, Inc.
Fujifilm Medical
Systems U.S.A., Inc.
Gambro, Inc.
Hardee Ford-Mercury
Harper Jewelry
Harris Funeral Home
Hawthorne & Hawthorne P.C.,
Attorneys at Law
Hughes, Gregory, & Wells
Agency, Inc.
I-Flow
Imperial Processing Corporation
Integrity Billing Services, Inc.
International Veneer Co., Inc.
J. A. Barker Construction, Inc.
J.L Walston & Assoc.
Jones Electrical
Karobway Discount Furniture
& Floor Covering
Kayhill Corporation
Kenbridge Body Shop
Kenbridge Construction
Kreg Corporation
Laboratory Corporation
of America
LaCrosse Candy Company, Inc.
Lake Country Cleaning
Service, Inc.
Lake Country Detachment #1085,
Marine Corps League
Lake Country Kitchen
& Bath, Inc.
Lake Gaston Ladies Club
Lake Gaston Mortgage
Services, LLC
Lawrenceville Rotary Club
Lorene Building Supply, Inc.
Lunenburg Investment Company
Manny & Olga’s Pizza of
Lake Gaston
MED3000 Health Solutions
of the Virginias, LLC.
Micro Solutions
Mitchell, Wiggins & Company
Morgan Stanley
Morrison Management Specialists
Mount Olive Baptist Church
Nottoway Office Services
Palmaris Imaging L.L.C.
Parker Oil Company
Parrish Farms, Inc.
Parrish Trucking Company, Inc.
Pecht Distributors, Inc.
Peebles
Pharmacy Associates of
Southside Virginia
Philips LifeLine
Pine View Assisted Living
Facility/Judy H. Cleaton
Poplar Mt. Baptist Church
Senior Citizens
Precision Pipes, Inc.
Provenance Health Partners
RCS Construction, Inc.
ReMax Lakeside Properties
Riggs, Counselman, Michaels,
& Downes, Inc.
Ruth Camp Campbell
Charitable Trust
S. David & Co., Inc.
Slayton, Bain, & Clary
Smith’s Pharmacy &
Home Health Care
South Hill Auto Glass
South Hill Family Medicine
South Hill Junior
Women’s Club
South Hill Medical Management
South Hill Paint Store
South Hill Rotary Club
South Hill Ruritan Club
Southern Landscaping &
Design/Brian Puryear
Southside Furniture & Floor
Covering, Inc.
Southside Virginia
Community College
St. Tammany Landing Property
Owners Association
Staff of CMH
Patient Accounting
Stitches Corporate & Custom
Embroidery
Tanglewood Family
Medicine, P.C.
Taylor’s Insurance Service, Ltd.
Team Nurse
The Blue Piano
The Children of Dr. &
Mrs. L. H. Bracey
The Employees of the
Virginia State Police
The Friends of Jim Kelly
The Staff of CMH Intensive
Care Unit
The Virginia Society
for Healthcare Human
Resources Admin.
Thomason’s Frame Shop
Virginia Agricultural Growers
Association, Inc.
Virginia Carolina
Appraisal Co., Inc.
Vulcan Materials Company
Wal-Mart Foundation
Watkins Insurance Agency
Wilkinson Art & Photography
William Irby
Wolfe’s Sales & Service
Wood Funeral Home
Gifts of Tribute.
Gifts of Tribute are the perfect way to
commemorate the importance of significant
people in your life and at the same time make
a difference in health services and programs
in your community. Through our Gifts of the
Heart Program, your gift can be directed to a
particular service or program that has touched
your life or can be directed to the Foundation
for greatest need.
We will promptly acknowledge your gift
(amounts are not disclosed) with an inscribed
card to the person, family, or any organization
you ask us to notify. For more information,
please contact the CMH Foundation Office
at 434-774-2575.
In Memory of
Margorie Adair
St. Tammany Landing Property
Owners Association
In Memory of
Clarence C. Alexander
Mrs. Pattie I. Alexander
In Memory of
Virginia D. Alexander
Ms. Jennie A. Mussenden
In Honor of
Mr. & Mrs. Coleman Allen
Mrs. Dolores A. Callis
In Memory of
C.W. Cleaton Sr.
Mr. C. W. Cleaton Jr.
In Memory of
Doll Baby Cleaton
In Memory of
Mrs. Joan Cleaton
Mrs. Willie M. Oakley
In Memory of
Mrs. Nellie L. Cleaton
In Memory of Nellie Cumbia
In Memory of
Mr. Lee Currie
Gay S. Currie
In Memory of
Claude Dawson
Ms. Sara Gauldin
In Memory of
Dr. Christopher Desch
In Memory of
Gladys Coleman
Mrs. Kerri Anne Heatwole
In Memory of
Dr. & Mrs. Altamont Bracey
In Memory of Florence Collins
Mrs. H.T. Vaughn
In Memory of Wagner &
Marian Duckworth
Ms. Deborah D. Blue
In Memory of
Mr. Lewis R. Copley
Daphne W. Copley
In Memory of
Serena Dudek
Kevin & Dale Tait
In Memory of
Jacqueline Cornett
All Saints E.C.W.
In Memory of
Charles W. Duke
In Memory of
Martha J. Crenshaw
Katherine Crutchfield
In Memory of
Joseph Davis Dunn
In Memory of
James L. & Delma H. Crews
Janice C. Lewis
In Memory of
Mark Dunnavant
In Memory of
Gloria Cromwell
Anne O. Crowder
In Memory of
Andrew Eagle
In Honor of
Mrs. Annie Jones Bracey
Mr. & Mrs. E. Graham Chandler
In Memory of
Verna & Carstairs Bracey
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Corker
In Memory of
Shirley Amey
All Saints E.C.W.
William & Sandra Obermueller
Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm Sarna
In Memory of
Mr. George W. Bragg
In Memory of
Marvin Arrington
In Memory of Lacy P. Brandon
Debbie & Phillip Brandon
In Memory of Henry W. Bell
Clarence & Adelaide Parker
In Memory of
Mr. Otis Bland Crowder Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry W. Wood
Linda & Richard Boyd
Mrs. Debra Crowder
In Memory of
Barney Bolter
Ms. Gail H. Bolter
In Memory of
James Allgood
In Memory of
William Beales
In Memory of Gracie Clary
In Memory of
Sarah Noell Clemmons
Mr. & Mrs. Mark W. Clemmons
In Memory of
Dr. & Mrs. L.H. Bracey
The Children of Dr. &
Mrs. L. H. Bracey
In Memory of
Mr. & Mrs. Dick Bagley
In Memory of
Marguerite Crowder
In Honor of Dr.
W. B. Bishop
In Memory of
Leo Allen
In Memory of
Murray L. Ashby
Jeanette M. Ashby
In Memory of Randy Clark
Mrs. Mary Spence
In Memory of
Mr. Cephus Brown
Earl & Sadie B. Walker
In Memory of
Lue A. Brown
Mrs. Ethel B. Hardy
In Memory of
Eileen Donovan
Mr. & Mrs. Walter Dayberry
As a top quality hospital,
we continue to advance staff education
and promote leadership through clinical
ladders, nursing governance, and other programs.
In Honor of
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Callis
Mr. Kim Callis
In Memory of Mr. H. L. Crowder
Mrs. Debra Crowder
In Honor of Kristi N. Elliott
Mrs. Margie L. Nevins
In Memory of
Mr. E. W. Clarence
Janet Gregory
In Memory of
Lewis E. Crowder
In Memory of
Mary S. Emory
Martha & Cindy Wallace
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In Memory of Sue Emory
James Eustis
In Memory of
Sophia Eschbach
Wayne & Linda H. Elms
Mr. & Mrs. Wygant Courter
In Memory of
Eva “Betty” Fortin
Lewis & Nancy Aldrich
In Memory of
Donald Fulcher
In Memory of
Ms. Martha M. Hall
Mr. & Mrs. R. T. Arnold
Mr. & Mrs. S. J. Lambert Jr.
Mr. Sidney Long
Ken & Kathy Sims
Beth & Mickey Smith
In Memory of
Mrs. Elton Harper
In Memory of W.F. Harral
Mrs. Eve Bagley
More than $582,000 was contributed during
the fiscal year to the Capital Campaign for
CMH Cancer & Rehabilitation Center. This
includes pledge payments, and gifts in kind to
benefit the project.
In Memory of
Thomas Gaskins
Mr. Michael E. Horne
Tammy Manning
Harriette & Dave Newsom
Mrs. Elsie M. Northington
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Reynolds
Beth & Mickey Smith
Ed & Sandra Smith
Mrs. Carleen Wells
In Memory of Dr.
Arthur Gear
Drs. Richard & Jill Allen
In Memory of
Louis Gould
In Memory of
J.B. Greene
In Memory of
Legare Hairston
Susan & Scott Carter
Mr. Lloyd Clark
Robert & Cathy Clark
Ms. Beverly A. Fowlkes
Mr. Douglas Kelling
In Memory of
Juanelle B. Hall
Mr. & Mrs. Francis E. Harris
All Saints E.C.W.
In Memory of
Mrs. Lenis “Duckie” Hall
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In Honor of Catherine Harris
Ms. Charlotte H. Wrigglesworth
In Memory of Mr.
Frank D. Harris
The Hon. & Mrs. Leslie M.
Osborn
Mr. & Mrs. Calvin S. Spencer
The Honorable Charles H.
& Rev. Lee W. Warren
In Memory of
Janice Harris
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald
L. Thurman
In Memory of
Ruth Hauenstein
All Saints E.C.W.
American Legion Post 79
Mr. & Mrs. Richard
H. Brann
Mr. Ivor Hauenstein
Leo J. & Kay A. Jolley
Ms. Linda
Montgomery
Ms. Joan Veit
Harriet Williams
In Honor of
Mrs. Lil W. Hubbard
Sylvia Greene
In Memory of
Samuel E. Hubbard
Mrs. Lil W. Hubbard
In Memory of
Richard Inge
Ms. Joyce French
Tributes
Special Giving Programs
In Memory of
Mary Johns Cameron Mills
In Memory of
Mr. James Marley
In Memory of
Paul Nehme Sr.
Cuscowilla Landowners Association
In Memory of
Mary Johnson
All Saints E.C.W.
In Memory of
Mark A. McLean
In Memory of
James S. Newman Sr.
Airtec, Inc./Jimmy & Judy Newman
In Memory of
Mildred B. Johnston
In Memory of
Mrs. Diana P. ‘‘Dee’’ McMillan
Melissa Black
Jamie Berry
Jackie L. Hinman
Ms. Lisa E. Clary
E. Alan & Carol Clay
CMH East Wing Nurses
Mr. Robert McMillan
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey L. Moore
Staff of CMH
Patient Accounting
The Staff of CMH Intensive
Care Unit
The Virginia Society for
Healthcare Human
Resources Administrators
In Honor of
Jimmy & Judy S. Newman Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. William T. Walker
In Memory of
Nellie Jones
Connie Jones
In Memory of
Randolph Jones
Dr. John M. Bass
In Memory of
Ruth M. Jones
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Jones
In Memory of
Stella Kelly
Brunswick Retired
Teachers Association
Employees of Virginia
State Police
Ms. Elmaree Gordon
Ms. Jennifer Iribarren
Poplar Mt. Baptist Church
Senior Citizens
The Friends of Jim Kelly
In Memory of
Mrs. Grace M. Kidd
Mr. J. Woodrow Kidd
In Memory of
Mrs. Naomi Kidd
Mr. & Mrs. John W. Stockton
In Memory of
Lester King
Mrs. Margaret W. Smith
In Memory of
Wayne King
Ms. Mary P. Crowder
Elizabeth M. King
In Memory of
Margaret J. Lafoon
Mr. & Mrs. Sidney Brown
In Memory of
Dr. Cary J. Lambert
In Memory of
Mr. & Mrs. D.E. Lenhart
In Memory of
Jerome Love
Ms. Helen L. Johnson
In Honor of
J. Cleveland Lucy
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Plummer
In Memory of
Mr. William G. Miller
Ms. Susan Miller
In Memory of
Inez & Wilbert Minter
In Memory of
Mabel Moody
Harold & Marie Barden
Ms. Marie Bray
Mr. Harold E. Carawan
John & Mary Dobbins
Mrs. Doris C. Epps
Mr. & Mrs. Marshall
F. Harris
Ronald & Ethel Jones
Mr. Ronald L. Jones
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph H. Klotz
Ms. Bonnie S. Moody
The Honorable & Mrs. Charles A.
Perkinson Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. William Phillips
In Memory of
Rodney G. Moore, Jr.
Dr. John M. Bass
Mrs. Gerry N. Nash
In Memory of
Mrs. Evelyn O. Morgan
In Memory of
Mr. Ernest L. Morse
Ms. Algeria Q. Morse
In Memory of
Mrs. Lucy Gay Nash
Mrs. Patrica B. Lynch
In Memory of
Dot & Ocie Nichols
Ms. Sara A. Nichols
In Memory of
Angeline G. Norman
Mr. Norman J. Brand
Melani M. Houser
Edward F. Leary & Candace E. Butler
Marshall & Betty Howie
Amalia D. Medley
In Memory of
Mr. Wyatt C. O’Brien
Jan & Billy Hundley
In Honor of the Office Staff of
Dr. Wayne Morris, DDS
Patsy & Bobby Boswell
In Honor of
the Office Staff of South Hill
Family Medicine
In Honor of
Office Staff of South Hill
Internal Medicine Associates
In Memory of
Albert Osterkind
Sidney Brown
In Memory of
Willie Edward Overton
Airtec, Inc./Jimmy & Judy Newman
In Memory of
Deborah U. Pifer
Ruth Camp Campbell
Charitable Trust
GIfts of the heart
In Memory of
Mrs. Diane Plasschaert
Mrs. Marsha A. Nash
Ms. Suzanne J. Springer
T.R.E.E
In Memory of
Mr. H.B. (Jack) Powers
Mrs. H. B. Powers
In Memory of
Mr. Jackson L. Poythress
Steven & Donna Abernathy
Mr. Lofton D. Allen
Loulie P. Allen
Mrs. Harold K. Banfield &
Ms. Anne Banfield
Mr. & Mrs. William N. Bracey
Col. & Mrs. Conwill R. Casey
Mr. & Mrs. E. Wilson Clary
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Clay
Therman & Anne Cole
Mrs. Maxine C. Crowder
Mr. & Mrs. Robert
S. Edwards
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph B. Elko
Ms. Libby J. Etheridge
Mr.and Mrs. Walter Heath
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph
P. Johnson Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Harry W. Justis
Glenn S. Kirkland
Mr. Howard W. Love
Ms. Dorothy Lucy
Mr. & Mrs. Lewis W.
Nichols Jr. & Noah Nichols
Christie Ogburn
Mr. & Mrs. John A. Phillips
Mrs. Norene Pritchett
Dr. & Mrs. John D. Sykes Jr.
Patient volume continues to grow, a testament
to confidence of the residents of our community
in the quality of our care.
In Memory
Jolene Parrish
In Memory of
Mrs. Elizabeth Pettus
In Memory of Waverly Phillips
Mrs. Eve Bagley
Tanglewood Land
Company, Inc.
Mr. Carlton F. Walker Jr.
Mrs. Becky M. Wells
Ms. Fay C. Woodall
Allen R. & Marcella J. Wright
In Memory of Calvin Price
Memorial and tribute gifts to the CMH Foundation pay
special tribute to a beloved family member or special friend.
Through the T.R.E.E. program, CMH employees support
projects that help make our patients safer, their families
more comfortable, and our staff more efficient.
The Pharmacy Connection
This Medication Assistance Program offers eligible
patients without prescription coverage help in obtaining
their prescriptive medications. Staff members are
patient advocates, serving as liaisons between the drug
manufacturers and qualifying patients. The program is
supported through a grant from the Virginia Health Care
Foundation and special Foundation fundraising events.
Capital Campaign Contributions: $582,000
Major Special Events Supporting
CMH Programs & Services
July 1, 2007-June 30, 2008
Total Income from Annual Special Events: $38,273.71
WinterFest
2008
46.3%
2008 Annual
Golf Classic
53.7%
2008 Annual Golf Classic: $20,564.90
WinterFest 2008: $17,708.81
Annual Gifts Supporting CMH Programs & Services
July 1, 2007- June 30, 2008 • Total Annual Gifts: $60,214.00
Dialysis: >.1%
Greatest
Need:
49.9%
Hospice:
37.7%
Other: 3.3%
Oncology:
8.2%
Greatest Need: $30,073
Dialysis: $425
Hospice: $22,728
Oncology: $4,960
Other Programs/Services: $2,028
(includes Health & Wellness; Cardiac Rehab;
Nursing Scholarships; CCHP; & Pavilion)
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In Memory of
Nancy D. Provo
In Memory of
Mr. & Mrs. D.V. Queen
In Memory of
Mr. Clarence Rainey
In Memory of
Smith Rowland
Mrs. Bette Rowland
In Memory of
Hunter Satterwhite
Mrs. Amy M. Adams
Sallie B. Carden
Dr. & Mrs. Oscar
B. Gulmatico
James & Faye M. Kallam
Ms. Florence F. Martin
Robert & Kate
Norwood
Mrs. Edna Satterwhite
Ms. Suzanne J. Springer
Ms. Katherine
W. Willard
In Honor of
Graham & LuAnn Self
Mrs. Claudia Self & the late
Mr. E. Cecil Self
In Memory of
R.B. Settle Jr.
Mr. R. Bruce Settle III
In Memory of
Joseph H. Shell Sr.
Miss Jane Shell
In Honor of
Joseph H. Shell Jr.
Miss Jane Shell
In Honor of
Charles & Sandra Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Brann
In Memory of
Mr. Edsel J. Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis L. Roberts
In Memory of
Avery N. Snead
Mr. Thomas R. McCracken Jr.
In Memory of
Hazel T. Snead
Mr. & Mrs. Sidney B. Chappell Jr.
In Memory of
Mr. Braxton Spivey
Mrs. Judith H. Spivey
In Memory of
Worth & Emily Stockton
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Mr. & Mrs. John W. Stockton
In Memory of
Charles Stokes
Theresa Stokes
In Memory of
Mrs. Peggy Ann Stone
Ms. Ginny W. Arthur
In Memory of
Marian Stroup
In Memory of
Mr. Evans D. Tanner Sr.
In Memory of
Dr. Henry M. Tanner
Mrs. Henry M. Tanner
In Memory of
Jessie Taylor
In Memory of
Mr. Richard W. Thomas
Mrs. Louise G. Thomas
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David & Rhina Jones
Mr. & Mrs. R. H. Ligon
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey McDermott
Ms. Terese Mikkola
Mr. & Mrs. Lewis W. Nichols Jr. &
Mr. Noah Nichols
Stanley & Joan Spencer
The Staff of the South Hill VA Employment Commission Center
Mr. & Mrs. Steve Thompson
Mr. & Mrs. Charles J.
Van Der Bush
Virginia Agricultural Growers
Association, Inc.
Mrs. Martha L. Weaver
In Memory of
Mr. Arthur S. &
Mrs. Rachel Wells
Mr. A. C. Wells Jr.
In Memory of
Mr. James H. Wells
Mr. Ronnie & Mr. Brandon Wells
In Memory of
S. L. Wells Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. S. Lewis Wells
Mary A. & Bret
R. Jacquart
Michael & Jane Kelly
Ms. Mary E. Klopp
James T. & Barbara A. Lake
Derrick L. & Amanda
M. Lindsey
Ms. Barbara L. Lorence
Ms. Mary Kathleen
Mattingly
William & Anita
Mattingly
Mr. Brian J. McCarron
Allan & Josephine
McConnell
Mr. John B. Owens
Shirley A. & Michael
D. Phillips
S. David & Co., Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. John
L. Seymour
Mr. David L. Shackelford
James & Nina Shaffer
Slayton, Bain, & Clary
Timothy P. & Anne
Marie Sprague
In Memory of
Mrs. Eliza Thompson
In Memory of
Helen Valentine
Mrs. Bette Rowland
In Honor of
Skylar & Kason Walker
Ms. Ashley Newman
In Memory of
Mr. Joseph H. Warren
Dr. Wallace Horne &
Ms. Mary J. Elkins
Mrs. A. H. Paulette
In Honor of
Mr. Earle B. Watkins
Mrs. Janice W. Pernell
Mr. Gary Thompson
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen E. Watkins
In Memory of
Mr. Wayne Bagley
Ms. Daphne A. Averette
Mrs. Eve Bagley
Mr. & Mrs. Joey Barker
& family
S.J. Brandon Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Glen M. Cox
Mr. & Mrs. H. Bagley
Hawthorne
J. A. Barker Construction, Inc.
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Revenue
Hospital Inpatient. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $83,370
Psychiatric Care. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4,998
Skilled Nursing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3,253
Intermediate Care. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $8,914
Outpatient Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $91,591
Total. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $192,126
Contractual Allowances. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ($107,035)
Charity Care. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ($3,768)
Total Deductions from Revenue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ($110,802)
Net Patient Revenue. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $81,324
Other Operating Revenue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $527
Total Operating Revenue. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $81,851
CMH continues to be affiliated
with Duke University Health System
and Virginia Commonwealth University Medical
Center to bring advanced specialty care to
our community.
In Memory of
Russell Williamson
A2Z, Inc.
Clark E. & Janyce P. Adams
Ads, Inc.
Alfred & Hannelore Albert
Susan & Robert Boarman
Mr. Michael C. Burnham
Ruth Ann Campbell
Gary & Teresa Cappasso
Christ Church, Wayside
Dallas H. & Janis J. Clavier
Walter L. & Patricia A. Coy
Florence & John
De Stephano Jr.
James & Mary Lou Drummond
Eugene M. & Linda O. Du Com
Richard & Marion Dundas
David G. & Traca
M. Gwaltney
Gilbert W. & Evelyn
Jean Gwaltney
Thomas & Barbara
Heitzmann
Donald & Patricia Hunt
Donald J. & Sharon
M. Swann
Patricia Lee Williamson
Mrs. Victoria Williamson
In Memory of
Orville Wilmouth
Ms. Cynthia G. Gordon
In Honor of
Ms. Holly L. Wilson
Mr. & Mrs. Harold G. Moore
In Memory of
Ruthann Winn
Mr. Julian O. Winn
In Memory of
Alice M. Wright
In Memory of
James D. Wright Sr.
Ms. Ginny W. Arthur
In Memory of
Eunice D. Wynn
Ms. Veronica Ogburn
Expenses
Salaries & Wages. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $31,042
Employee Benefits. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $8,534
Medical & Other Supplies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $11,180
Bad Debt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $9,245
Depreciation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,779
Interest. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $269
Other Expenses. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $19,631
Total Operating Expenses. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $82,680
Operating Income (Loss). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Nonoperating Income*. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Div, Interest & G/L on Invest. (Less fees). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Unrealized Gain (Loss) on Investments. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
($829)
$2,030
$1,398
($879)
Net Income. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,720
Net Assets Rel/Restrictions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $0
Prior Year Payment Received. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $777
Total Net Income. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,497
*Note: Nonoperating income includes contributions to the Hospital from the Foundation.
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g
n
i
d
e
n
Succe
in the
Visio
W
e began by turning a few shovels of earth. It culminated
in a new day for healthcare in our region. The new CMH
Cancer and Rehabilitation Center is a physical manifestation
of the promise that has always been at the heart of our
healthcenter. We will continue to bring the latest advances in
healthcare to our community.
This state-of-the-art facility was built with our region’s greatest
healthcare needs in mind. It is the culmination of the efforts,
passion, and commitment of more than 2,200 people who
made pledges to our campaign.
We would also be remiss to overlook the efforts of the many
craftsmen who assisted with the building and completed
the facility on time and under budget.
The new Center provides advanced facilities to offer
resources for cancer patients in their battle against
the disease, to help victims of stroke and heart attack
regain their independence, and to promote a healthy
lifestyle for everyone.
A vision for the future.
The spirit of community permeates our healthcenter.
Working together, we believe amazing things will
continue to happen. We see a day soon when our
rehabilitation and cancer services will expand. We
believe that with the support of our community we
can remain a strong, independent community hospital. We
believe the healthcare outlook for young people born into
our community today will be brighter and we believe that the
facilities will be in place to help those of us who choose to
live here, maintain the best possible
quality of life.
These visions are wonderful
to be sure, but they are
only possible with the
continued generosity of
our community—and
that means individual
people becoming
involved, engaged,
and energized
in the pursuit of
building a great
community-owned
resource. CMH is not
just a healthcenter;
it is truly YOUR
healthcenter.
The future:
Continuing the Vision.
What will tomorrow bring? No one knows
for sure, but we can be certain that Community Memorial
Healthcenter will be a part of our community’s future.
Our country is certainly experiencing difficult economic times
and it is easy to get distracted. Economic changes—some
good, some bad—will come and go. But there is one thing we
know will remain true: healthcare is essential for this community
to remain a strong place to live and raise a family.
For this reason, we ask that you continue to give generously
to the Community Memorial Healthcenter Foundation. It is more
than an investment in quality care; it is a contribution that will
have long-term impact on both individuals and the collective
viability of our community.
We understand that this is a day where one has many
choices in how and where to invest their charitable time
and monetary donations. In the end, we must ask: Will my
gift make a difference? Will it be used wisely? Will good
be done?
Your gift to the Community Memorial Healthcenter
Foundation will accomplish these goals. We encourage
you to consider a gift to the Foundation and we promise to
make the most of your generosity.
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Have you ever thought
about talking to the
CMH Foundation?
Community Memorial
Healthcenter has been
the beneficiary of some
extraordinary acts of
generosity from people
hailing from a variety of
walks of life. No matter how
you choose or the amount
of your gift, your donations
are always appreciated.
Every gift matters!
We also welcome
the chance to sit down
with you, either at our
office or in your home.
We would like to know
what your dreams are for
this community and the
healthcenter. Working
together, we can develop a
plan to make it happen.
There are many nontraditional ways you can
make a profound impact
on your local healthcenter.
We sincerely would like to
get to know you better. Call
Faye Matthews personally
at 434-774-2575.
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2007-08 Annual Report - VCU Health Community Memorial Hospital

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