Windows to Your Health

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Access Your Health
Information Online Making ChoiCes:
3 Wentworth-Douglass
The following is a guide to the services
Employees Take Part in
available for the community within the
Project Help-Haiti
Wentworth-Douglass Health System.
4 Dover Couple Supports
Purchase of Advanced
Cardiovascular Equipment
5 Every Step Matters
5K Walk
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2013 Annual Report PriMary care and
T sPecialty care Practices
10 Dental Center Eases he first annual report of the Wentworth Hospital from 1906 (oPen M-F, early as 7:30 a.M. - 5 P.M.)
highlighted the occupations of the 75 patients admitted that year; the
Fear for Local Resident OFFERS:
list included mill hands, saloon keepers, shoemakers, a sea captain,
• Board-certified physicians
11 Make a Difference: telegraph operators and a weaver. Patient charges ranged from $1.50 to $3.50
• Non-urgent care for a wide range of
Volunteer on the WDH per day. Generous community members endowed free beds for patients unable
Patient and Family to pay and others donated everyday necessities, as the report states, such as fruits illnesses and injuries
Advisory Council and vegetables, books, blankets, pickles and pillows. It was a different time. • Ongoing health management to prevent
New models of patient care have emerged over the past 100 plus and treat chronic illnesses
years creating a Wentworth-Douglass Health System where patients, • Focus on health and wellness
insurers and government payors continually seek the highest possible • Medication management
quality in the most convenient and cost-effective care settings.
• Multiple community locations
Recent surveys have shown people in our communities want
• Some same-day appointments as needed
Facebook.com/ choices in location and types of services. young adults want quick,
• Low cost
WentWorthDouglasshospital episodic care. Parents of young children want convenient
hours around their busy schedules as well as on-going
Windows to Your Health
relationships with primary care providers. Older adults want
A publication of Wentworth-Douglass Hospital oPening
www.wdhospital.com similar relationships with providers and the added benefit of care June 30
Editor managers and health coaches to help them prevent or effectively
Noreen A. Biehl, VP of Community Relations manage disease. All groups surveyed want a Hospital with state- Walk-in urgent care
Asst. Editor of-the-art services and an emergency Department well-equipped (oPen daily 9 a.M. - 9 P.M.)
Monika O’Clair, Manager of Communication
to handle serious and sudden illnesses or injuries. everyone wants OFFERS:
& Creative Services
Windows to Your Health is published by the value for their healthcare dollars. • Walk-in service, no appointments needed
Community Relations Dept. at Wentworth- in an effort to support our community’s needs, Wentworth- • Quick sport and school physicals
Douglass Hospital, 789 Central Avenue,
Douglass Health System has expanded choices for care while • Connection to Wentworth Health Partners
Dover, NH. 03820. Wentworth-Douglass Hospital
maintaining the intrinsic value a connected system of care provides.
is a non-profit, charitable organization. practices for on-going care coordination
• NOT appropriate for life-threatening illness
WentWorth health Partners
or injury such as excessive bleeding,
Medical Practices
shortness of breath, chest pain
Wentworth Health Partners is the Health System’s multi-specialty
• Low cost - similar or slightly higher than a
group practice. Patients are at the center of a coordinated system
of care where services range from wellness and illness prevention primary care practice and lower than an
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WentWorth-douglass exPress care:
Walk-in urgent care eMergency dePt. & leVel iii trauMa center
neW doVer location oPening June 30, 2014 (oPen 24/7)
OFFERS:
Our new walk-in, urgent care center in Dover, modeled after our
successful Walk-in urgent Care Center in lee, will open June 30, • All levels of emergency care from minor
2014 at 701 Central Avenue (at the corner of Oak Street). the to major
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access your health
inForMation online
can you access your oWn electronic
Medical records?
yes! if you were a recent patient at Wentworth-Douglass Hospital, you
received a Patient user Guide before your discharge. this user guide tells you
how you can log in to our myWDconnect Patient Portal. After filling out the
guide, you will receive a validation key code and a link to myWDconnect.
the user Guide will also provide step-by-step instructions for how to use the
portal. Currently, the myWDconnect system will allow access to key clinical
information from your recent hospital stay including a summary of your
visit and a medication list from the visit. For more information about the
myWDconnect patient portal, visit www.WDHospital.com/PatientPortal.
technology has changed the way we shop, work, and communicate. Now, it’s
changing the way that healthcare is provided. For most people, healthcare coMMunicate With your
involves a variety of providers and locations – doctors, nurses, hospitals,
Physician oFFice online
specialists, laboratories and pharmacies. With the switch from paper records
to electronic ones, Wentworth-Douglass Health System’s Health information
Wentworth Health Partners primary care and specialty care offices now
exchange (Hie) makes it easier for you and your providers to access your
offer a patient portal as a secure and convenient way to communicate
health records.
with your healthcare provider. the Wentworth Health Partners patient
portal allows you to request elements of your medical record including
hoW can the hie beneFit you?
test results, immunization records and other documents. you can use
A Health information exchange (Hie) allows health providers – such as the
the portal to request an appointment or to ask general, non-urgent,
doctors who care for you – to share health information with each other,
questions. you can also request a refill of your medication by choosing
electronically, and in a secure and timely manner. through the Hie, doctors
your medication from the list specific to you. the patient portal makes
involved in your care can share information about:
it easier for you to access your health information and your healthcare
• Your overall health provider’s office. there are also options for you to communicate
on behalf of your children, spouse, or an elderly parent. For more
• History of illnesses or injuries (ex: diabetes, a heart condition,
information about the Wentworth Health Partners patient portal, either
a broken bone)
ask or call your provider’s office, or visit Wentworth Health Partners
• Allergies office websites at www.WDHospital.com/WentworthHealthPartners. Get
involved in your healthcare — enroll in your patient portal today!
• Test results (ex: blood tests, x-rays)
• Medications you take and more
if you see multiple doctors who participate in the Wentworth-Douglass Hie,
they can access a more complete picture of your health through the Hie and,
in turn, make more informed treatment decisions.

the overall goal of the Hie is for you to receive coordinated care more
efficiently, getting your providers your health information where and when
they need it, without delay.
New name for Palliative Care:
suPPortiVe & PalliatiVe care
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upportive and palliative care is hoW can suPPortiVe & PalliatiVe care helP
a health care specialty focused you and your FaMily?
on improving the quality of life
for patients and their families by
SYMPTOM MAnAgEMEnT: expertise in treating pain, fatigue, constipation,
reduc ing the physical and emotional
breathing difficulties, nausea, loss of appetite, anxiety and depression. the
burden of illness through expert
ultimate goal is to prevent and ease suffering and improve your quality of life.
use of symptom management,
supportive counseling and advanced
ADVAnCED CARE PLAnnIng: guidance with difficult treatment
care planning. Clinical guidelines
decisions, help with navigating the health care system, assistance with
recommend that all patients with
Advanced Directives, as well as strong physical, emotional and spiritual
serious illness be offered supportive
support throughout all stages of illness.
and palliative services early in the course of the disease and throughout all
stages of treatment. Recent studies have shown that patients who receive
supportive and palliative care often experience milder symptoms, require less SuPPORTIVE COunSELIng: clear and compassionate communication with
time in the hospital and report feeling better. Supportive & Palliative Care doctors and family members. Nurse navigators, chaplains and social workers
clinicians work closely with Hospitalists to provide comprehensive care. assist with coordination of care with community services.
Supportive & Palliative Care is different from hospice care and is available at
any time during your illness. you can receive palliative care at the same time Please speak with your physician or healthcare provider if you are interested
you receive treatments that are meant to cure your illness. its availability does in Wentworth Health Partners Supportive & Palliative Care services or call
not depend upon whether or not your condition can be cured. the goal is to [phone]. For more information about Supportive & Palliative Care,
make you as comfortable as possible and improve your quality of life. please visit them online at www.WDHospital.com/supportiveandpalliativecare.
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Wentworth-Douglass Employees
Take Part in Project Help-Haiti
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n April, a team from Wentworth-Douglass Health System traveled to Pierre Payen
Hospital in Haiti to provide much needed medical services. As part of Project
Help-Haiti, Wentworth Health Partners family physician Shirley Frederick, MD,
Wentworth-Douglass Hospital’s Chief of Surgery Roger evans, MD, Wentworth-
Douglass Hospital Pharmacist Sandy evans, RPh, Dover Women’s Health OB/GyN Julie
Bleyenberg, DO, along with Physical therapist Kristie Rowley, MSPt from Rehab 3,
and eMt Chris Dobson from Maine provided surgeries, medicine, medical exams and (l to r) Julie Bleyenberg, Do, Chris
Dobson, emt from maine, sandy
supplies. Wentworth-Douglass Hospital donated an eKG machine and supplies, and
evans, RPh, shirley frederick, mD,
the group was able to offer endocrinology, pharmacy, operating room and orthopedic Kristie Rowley, msPt from Rehab 3,
supplies for patients with all types of ailments. and Roger evans, mD
Dr. Frederick had traveled to Haiti before
with Dr. Bleyenberg and expressed how
rewarding, but difficult, the trip can be.
“With each trip, we encounter
extreme illness and disease because the
people in that area are unable to receive
the care they need on a regular basis,”
said Dr. Frederick. “It is horrible. But, in
the end, the experience is good. We are Pharmacist sandy evans, RPh, developed
Dr. frederick consoles a child before
able to give them care they would not a pharmacy for the clinic in Haiti.
examining him.
Dr. evans (left) performs surgery in Haiti.
have had otherwise.”
Annual Event Honors
Wentworth Health Partners
welcomes Jennifer Kumin,
Volunteers and Auxilians
APRn, to Bellamy Health Center
Jennifer Kumin, APRN, is a family Nurse
Practitioner, board-certified by the American
Nurses Credentialing Center. she earned her
Post masters Certificate from the university
of massachusetts, Boston, mA in 2013, her
masters in science in Nursing from saint Joseph’s
College in standish, me in 2011, and her Bachelors Degree of Nursing from
the university of New england in Portland, me, in 2005. Jennifer joins
Bellamy Health Center after working at the maine Center for Integrated
Rehabilitation. she looks forward to utilizing her skills and nursing
experiences to provide high quality, patient centered care. Jennifer is
accepting new patients.

Ann Herlihy (pictured above right) Donna soares (pictured above left) bellamy health center
15 old Rollinsford Rd. | suite 204, Dover, NH
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entworth-Douglass Hospital’s Garrison Wing auditoriums were [phone]
embellished with purple pansy centerpieces and filled with www.BellamyHealthCenter.com
laughter and applause at the annual Auxiliary and Volunteer
Awards Banquet held in April. Wentworth Health Partners
Mary Krans, Director of Service excellence and Volunteers, recognized welcomes Katie Furber, APRn
volunteers for their 23,333 hours of cumulative service for 2013 and thanked to Lee Family Practice
them for their precious gift of time in service to patients at Wentworth- Katherine furber, APRN, is a family Nurse
Douglass. Hospital President & CeO Gregory Walker thanked volunteers for Practitioner, board-certified by the American
New name for Palliative Care:
being “part of the fabric” of the hospital, greeting patients and supporting staff Academy of Nurse Practitioners. she earned
in so many ways. her Bachelors of science in Nursing from Johns
suPPortiVe & PalliatiVe care Nurse Manager Becky Sherburne, gave volunteer Ann Herlihy a bouquet of Hopkins university in 2002 and her masters of
pink roses and hugs of gratitude for Ann’s 27,000 hours of volunteer service science in Nursing from the university of New
Hampshire in 2009. Katherine joins lee family Practice after working at the
over the past 40 years – the highest number of volunteer hours.
manchester Community Health Center.
Auxiliary President Roni Morse recognized volunteer Gift Shop Manager
Donna Soares for 15 years of service on the Auxiliary Board and over 2,000
she previously served as a Peace Corps volunteer in West Africa.
hours volunteering for the Hospital.

lee Family Practice
Volunteers honored For serVice in 2013 included:
65 Calef Highway | suite 200, lee, NH
100 HOuR PInS: Barbara Brothwell, Arthur Burt, Michael Cicchese, Jean
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Davis, Joseph Dupuis, Marci Erickson, Tina Fargo, Sr. Monica Markey, Patrick
www.leefamilypracticenh.com
Njau, Maurizio Paura, edward Phelan and Dolores Wilson
500 HOuR PInS: William Carder, Judith Desotelle, Robert Doty, Arthur
Wentworth-Douglass’s system of care expands
Eshelby, Evelyn Flanagan, Jim Galeota, Susan Hammond and Nancy Shepard
options & connections continued from cover
1000 HOuR PInS: Aaron Carine, Marianne Gagne, linda lear, Mary
Patterson, Keith Scott and Doris turilli WentWorth-douglass hosPital eMergency
dePartMent & leVel iii trauMa center
2000 HOuR PInS: Paula Dresser, Armand Dupuis and Donna Soares
WDH emergency department, open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, is fully
3000 HOuR PIn: Mary Standish
staffed by specialty trained, board-certified emergency medicine physicians,
4000 HOuR PIn: Beryle Banks physician assistants, nurse practitioners, trauma certified nurses, Sexual Assault
Nurse examiners, registered paramedics, case managers and social workers.
27,000 HOuR PIn: Ann Herlihy
emergency staff is involved in research, education, prevention, disaster
planning, community education, public safety policy, toxicology,
the Auxiliary Board honored Judy Caron for five years of service and
pre-hospital care and emergency trauma medicine.
Donna Soares for 15 years of service.
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F o u n d a t i o n
Dover Couple Supports
Purchase of Advanced
Cardiovascular Equipment
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uccessful business ventures in biotechnology and clinical research gave
Richard and Janet Conley of Dover the opportunity to support scientific
advancements in their own community. their recent gift of $25,000 for
the Cardiovascular Care Center at Wentworth-Douglass Hospital (WDH) will
help purchase high resolution 3-D imaging systems to see inside heart vessels
at the microscopic level, dramatically improving the diagnosis and treatment of
heart disease. (see sidebar story)
After a tour of the Cardiovascular Care Center at WDH with cardiologists
lazaro Diaz, MD and Christopher lawson, MD, the Conleys were convinced
their penchant for donating to technology that makes a difference was more
than met. Dick explained, “We’ve been able to grow our business and always
felt very satisfied when we could give something back to our community.
We like to donate to something that has an actual good outcome like a
cardiac cath (catheterization) and we are impressed with the staff and pleased
Wentworth-Douglass is investing in this type of equipment.”
the Conleys’ careers in innovative health-related technologies began
far from their northeast roots in the great state of texas where the drawls
are infectious and even transplants can turn into cowboys. they met while
working at Fisher Scientific in Houston; he was in global sales and marketing
and she was a technical writer. After three years the company transferred
Dick and Jan Conley
them to Danbury, Ct, along with Dick’s tall boots and Stetson. Although his
texas paraphernalia was thrown in a Halloween box and eventually chucked,
there is still a hint of the temporary texan emanating from Dick Conley. Jan
donations to Wentworth-douglass hospital’s cardiovascular
doesn’t share her husband’s enthusiasm and seems happy their texas days
care center will enable the hospital to purchase two
are only a memory. “He was really getting into it,” she said, shaking her head
important state-of-the-art pieces of cardiovascular
while Dick just grinned. equipment; a three dimensional transesophageal
Both scientists by training, their move to Danbury was followed by a echocardiography (tee) probe and optical coherence
transfer to Fisher’s Boston office. They built a house in Windham, NH, lived tomography intravascular imaging (oct). this equipment
there for 25 years, commuted to the City, raised their family and eventually will provide advanced cardiovascular diagnostic capabilities
started their own business, American laboratory Products Company (AlPCO). using less invasive and more accurate methods. the tee
Founded in Salem, NH, in 1991, ALPCO is an importer and distributor probe delivers clear and close visualization of the heart
of immunoassay based products for clinical and research labs. in 2008 the structures and their function enabling capture of accurate
company began manufacturing products for diabetes and obesity research for 3d images of structures of the heart that were previously
worldwide distribution. Six years ago Dick turned the reins of the company available only with surgery. With tee, real-time 3d images
over to his son Sean to run the day-to-day operation and manage its 40 of the entire heart are available in the time it takes older
employees. The Conleys moved to a condo in Portsmouth, NH; close enough technology to provide less accurate images of a single
to stay connected but far enough away to ease their control. Condo living only section. oct imaging provides non-invasive high resolution
lasted about two years before Dick and Jan found a new home in Dover, near 3d images of arterial blockages that would be missed using
Cochecho Country Club with enough land to add a charming, carriage house- less advanced equipment. this technology can pinpoint
microscopic characteristics of arterial plaque, providing
styled potting shed, designed by Dick and enjoyed by both. “i like to plant
information to enable optimal decisions regarding
things and build things but Jan is the real gardener,” Dick said as he looked
appropriate timing and type of treatment, reduced
out at their snow-capped perennials just waiting for longer days and warmer
procedure times and few complications.
weather.
Dover turned out to be the perfect place to grow flowers and new
With the installation of this new diagnostic equipment,
friendships. the desire to be part of a community is important to Dick and Jan.
the Wentworth-douglass cardiovascular care center will
“Windham was a commuter town and everyone drove to Boston,” Jan said.
be one of the most advanced cardiovascular laboratories
“We wanted to be on the Seacoast in a self-sufficient, social community and
in new hampshire and the only seacoast facility offering
we wanted to be near a golf course. it’s been a lot of fun.”
this advanced life-saving, and quality of life improving,
the Conleys enjoy golf in the summer and skiing at Sunday River in the
technology.
winter with their four children and four grandchildren. they are pleased to
be part of the Garrison City community and part of WDH’s commitment to
high quality healthcare. As Jan explained, “When you hear of all the things To make a doNaTIoN To The FouNdaTIoN,
you can donate to, the things that will have the most impact are hospitals. please call [phone].
everyone needs to go to a hospital at some time. i believe any investment in a
community hospital is a good thing.”
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Sweepstakes Winner Grateful
for Trip to the Masters
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he long-anticipated drawing of the winning ticket to the 2014 Augusta
National Masters Golf tournament was held on a very cold night in
January at the Pease Golf Club Restaurant. the room radiated with
anxious golfers, their friends and family as the winner of a trip for four to the
Masters was announced. Over a hundred people cheered for winner Mike
Moulton with a tinge of envy. After all, as he said, the Masters is a “once in a
lifetime” special event.
the other winners that night were future cardiac patients at Wentworth-
Douglass Hospital. One day their lives may be saved by the Hospital’s 2014 masters sweepstakes winners in front of their guest house: left to Right Phil
scarponi, Colin mcGee, mike moulton and scott Walkowiak.
cardiovascular team using new high resolution, 3-D heart imaging systems
purchased, in part, with funds raised in 2013 through Wentworth-Douglass
Hospital & Health Foundation’s Masters Sweepstakes ticket sales and
Sweepstakes sponsors Kennebunk Savings Bank and label tech, inc.
the golF:
this year’s winner, Mike Moulton, shared his winning experience below
When Bubba Watson hit his daring shot on the 15th hole on Sunday the four
and his plans to buy another $100 sweepstakes ticket for the 2015 event.
winners from Wentworth-Douglass were standing over his left shoulder watching
Our trip to the Masters was absolutely amazing. A group of us who regularly golf his every move. That might well have been the highlight of the trip, and one of the
together at Portsmouth C.C. decided to all put in for your prize with the stipulation most exciting moments I have seen at a sporting event. Not long after that when the
that should one win, the other three would go as the guests. That was a stroke Champion carried his son through the crowd to the clubhouse from the 18th green
of brilliance as the potential guest list grew every time I told someone of my good we were again just a few feet from the moment. I don’t think I will ever forget that
fortune, but I couldn’t imagine how I would have chosen who to bring with me. and thank you for giving us the opportunity to win such a great gift.
accoMModations: Anyone who thinks the Masters is just another golf tournament has obviously never
The house was about seven miles from Augusta National, which was no issue because been. It’s far more than that, noted by the obvious reverence the players themselves
we had a driver. The home itself had a nicely appointed game room with a slate pool have for the event. The golf course, the facilities and the people are unlike anything
table, opening onto a patio with a stone fire pit, which we used on Friday night. I have ever seen. What really stuck was how friendly and cordial everyone was. I
somehow expected a stuffy and more pretentious crowd, but it was absolutely not like
The prize itself is the key component. What the Foundation gave us was a trip of
that at all.
a lifetime, one which I hope to have a chance to win again. I have been to plenty
of events, and have the means to get most things I want. A trip to the Masters, hosPitality:
however, is an elusive and difficult to plan trip. The longer I was there the more I would like to note that the host family, the package broker and their driver
I became aware of this. The badges, while available for resale, are not otherwise all went out of their way to make us welcome. The broker even invited us to her
available to the public. home on Friday and Saturday for fried turkey and cold beer. The homeowners left
instructions on all of the things (coffee maker, cable remote etc.) that might have
But, for a $100 donation I will buy into this program as long as the prize is a
been tricky to work. This is truly a first class package.
Masters trip. I only now am beginning to realize just how lucky we were. Every
fellow Masters patron we met was shocked at our story as they know just how hard it tickets will be on sale for the 2015 Augusta National Masters tournament
is to get someone willing to sell you a ticket, let alone having the entire package laid beginning in June. For more information, contact the Wentworth-Douglass
at your feet for the cost of a small wager. Hospital & Health Foundation office at [phone].
every step matters 5k Walk supports
survivorship and Wellness programs
for cancer patients
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entworth-Douglass Hospital will hold, for the first time, the “every Step Matters” 5K Walk on
September 28, 2014 at 10 a.m. With community support through sponsorships and walker
registrations, we are hopeful this will become a successful, signature event to support our
cancer patients, year after year.
Once a diagnosis with little hope, today’s patients with cancer are surviving treatment and moving
on with their lives thanks to support and wellness services now available at our Seacoast Cancer Center.
Funding is available for some of these programs but more is needed to support our patients and their
families.
in the Seacoast Cancer Center at Wentworth-Douglass Hospital, we offer education, nutrition,
psychosocial screenings, rehabilitation, massage, aromatherapy, Reiki, pet therapy, music therapy and
support groups. Other events include exercise and community education programs. With a focus on
wellness, support, healthy living and early detection, these programs are more than just complementary
co-title sPonsors:
or alternative; they are now well integrated into the care of every cancer patient.
Patients are living with cancer everyday and our wish is for them to be well. your participation
will make this wish come true. For registration information and forms, visit www.WDHospital.com/
EveryStepMatters or call the Foundation Office at [phone].
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Wentworth-Douglass Hospital serves the community
through education and eMPloyee inVolVeMent
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ur Annual report sums up the programs and services supported by suPPort grouPs ProVided by Wdh staFF:
Wentworth-Douglass Health System in total dollars or value of in-kind www.Wdhospital.com/supportgroups
donations and educational programming. As a charitable institution, A.W.A.K.e. Sleep Disorder Support Group Diabetes education Group
Breast Cancer Support Group Parents of Children with Diabetes
WDHS has always been an important part of our communities, providing health
Newly Diagnosed Breast Cancer Support Look Good Feel Better
information and support for our residents, local not-for-profit agencies, schools
Grief Support Group Breast Feeding Support Group
and civic organizations. the following provides more specific information on the
Ostomy Support Group Perinatal Support Group
Health System’s community involvement in 2013. this list may not include all
New Parent Support New Moms Support Group
programs held at Wentworth-Douglass since many are sponsored by other, non-
Prostate Cancer Support Group Sibling Class
profit community groups.
gYn cancer support group
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1st WeDnesDaY oF everY month, 5:30 -7:30 p.m. N e
2013 coMMunity education PrograMs:
location: Seacoast Cancer Center Conference Room
www.Wdhospital.com/events
this group is open to women diagnosed with gynecological
elevated Cholesterol by Dr. H. leon Daneschvar
cancer. Members have the opportunity to share and learn from
Smart Snacking by leigh Davenport, RD others in a confidential setting facilitated by a social worker and a
What is Pre-Diabetes? by Dr. H. leon Daneschvar nurse. For more information, contact Kathy Quinn, RN at [phone]
Shaking the Salt Habit by leigh Davenport, RD or Judith Geaghan, liCSW at [phone].
Women’s Pelvic Health by Dr. Jeffrey Segil, OB/GyN
suPPort grouPs hosted at Wdh:
Relaxation & Stress, by Dr. Anna Deyoung, MD, OB/GyN
www.Wdhospital.com/supportgroups
Ovarian Cancer Facts, Fiction & the Future by Dr. John Schorge,
Alcoholics Anonymous Women’s AA
All you Have ever Wanted to Know About your Prostate by Dr. Peter Degnan young AA Group Anxiety Disorder Support Group
Pelvic Floor Disorders by Dr. Elizabeth Chase, OB/GYN Autism Support Group Dementia Support Group
Genetics: Future of Medicine by Dr. Eugene Soares Huntington Disease Support Group Multiple Sclerosis Support Group
Vegetarian Nutrition by leigh Davenport, RD NAMi (National Alliance on Mental illness) Narcotics Anonymous
Overeaters Anonymous Post Polio Support Group
Knee & Hip Pain Seminar by staff from the Joint Replacement Center
Post Polio Support Widowed Support Group
Going Organic – Facts by Leigh Davenport, RD
ongoing Parenting PrograMs:
eVents hosted by WentWorth-douglass hosPital: www.Wdhospital.com/childbirtheducation
www.Wdhospital.com/events Birth Center tours Breastfeeding Class
Cancer Survivors Day early Pregnancy Class Prepared Childbirth Series
Childbirth Refresher Class Hypnobirthing Class
Senior Health & Fitness Day at The Works Family Health & Fitness Center
Sibling Preparation Class Prenatal/Postpartum Class
“To Your Health” Family Health Fair
Prenatal yoga Grandparent Class
Seacoast Diabetes expo
Mother/Newborn Visit Program Children’s Pre-Op tours
Wound Healing Symposium
Red Cross Blood Drives ongoing serVices/education:
Spiritual Care Conference Babysitting Class CPR Class
Camp Meridian for kids with heart disease eMt/eMS training
CMS training for Health insurance exchange Program
Reiki/Massage therapy Smoking Cessation
Diabetes Healthy living Series Diabetes Kids Camps
Foundation eVents: www.Wdhospital.com/Foundation
Sharps Disposal Program exercise Works for Cancer Recovery
Garrison Wing Healing Garden tour
Young at Heart @ The Works Family Health & Fitness
Senior Planning for the Future Fair
coMMunity grouPs/actiVities suPPorted in Various
events to support purchase of Cardiovascular equipment:
Ways through staFF ParticiPation/health inForMation:
Augusta National Masters Sweepstakes
Dover Children’s Festival Cochecho Arts Festival, Dover
Annual Golf tournament
Dover Kids Cabinet Dover thanksgiving Celebration
Chicago Revue at the Rochester Opera House
international Service learning Krempels Center Road Race
The Homemakers Health Services Fair UNH Athletics
FaMily resource classes: call [phone] for more information. SeeD Seacoast educational endowment Reach the Beach Relay Race
C.l.i.M.B. Art expressions Dover Police Association – donated AeDs Dover Holiday Parade
Jiving Jitterbugs: A movement class for kids Water Works Strawberry Festival, South Berwick, Maine
Music therapy: learning through music & play Healthy Hearts Adventure Day Winter Farmers Market – Diabetes Education
local Chambers of Commerce & Rotary events
town of Berwick 300th Anniversary Celebration
screenings: www.Wdhospital.com/events
Pumpkinman triathalon, South Berwick, Maine
Hand Arthritis Screenings
Dover & Berwick Holiday Parades (employees dressed as Disney characters)
Community Diabetes Screenings
United Way Day of Caring – employee teams for Spring and Fall events
Skin Cancer Screenings by Dermatology and Skin Health providers
For more information on community education classes and events, please visit
our website at www.wdhospital.com.
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Wentworth-Douglass Hospital, a new Donna Soares – Advisory December 31, 2013 Mr. Richard Montmeny In Memory of Nicole Gagne
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before. We expanded existing programs Judy Caron ($5,000 or $9,999) & Violet Fecteau university of New Hampshire
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to meet volume increases, purchased Anita Caron Auxilio Crandall uno’s Restaurant
new equipment to replace the old and Peavterliycnia RDeaylenyolds CDaemmpo uMlaesr iFdoiaunndation DNrosr.t hDeaavsitd C &re Ddiiat nunnei oNness PMhri.l && MSurss.a nG rveogno rHye Wmaelrkter
diligently focused on quality patient care. Donna Soares D.F. Richard Energy Northeast Rehabilitation Wells High School Activities
Past President Federal Savings Bank Hospital Account
When i greet new employees today, i Beryle Banks Give With liberty employee NStAR Drs. Noel & Jayanthi Wheeler
Mr. Julien Olivier Ms. Sandra White
congratulate them on their new jobs and Program
exeCutiVe MANAGeMeNt Kennebunk Savings Jay & Diane O’Neill Mr. Walter White
add a note of caution; the jobs they have President & CEO Shaheen & Gordon PA Jon & laurie Otterson Greg & Ann Wieder
today may not be here in five years or GExreecguotirvye JV.i cWe aPlrkeesirdent Soofd OexHo / Patriot Medical tech. PJoahr n4 &te Rchanchoelol gPyo mGreorulepau E($t1t ato S$h49a9w) Society
even three as advances in medicine, new ellen Caille Prime Buchholtz Anonymous (75)
Gregory Walker, fACHe Senior Vice President Edward & gladys Red Shoe Barn In Memory of Elizabeth K. Alexander
WDH President & Ceo technologies, and stricter regulations of Operations Rollins Society Mr. & Mrs. Charles Reed In Memory of Ernest Acheson
stimulate rapid change in care delivery. Daniel N. Dunn ($1,000 to $4,999) Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Reid In Memory of Peter Fenerty
Vice President of Anonymous (3) Relyco Sales inc. In Honor of Patricia C. Adams, M.D.
i also tell them this is an exciting time in healthcare filled with Community Relations Dr. Jay Afrow, DMD Ms. Derreth Roberts AA Wednesday Night young
Noreen A. Biehl AlPCO Diagnostics Rochester Girls Softball league People
opportunities to develop new skills and new careers within our Vice President of Finance/CFO Alpha Phi Foundation Dr. Malcolm Rosenson AA Resurrection Group 126098
Health System. Peter e. Walcek Amedisys Seacoast emergency Physicians AA Sober Sisters of the Garden
Vice President of Amy’s treat Ms. Deborah Shelton & Variety
National healthcare reform initiatives are pushing hard against Human Resources Baker Newman Noyes Mr. Mark thomas Aetna Foundation, Inc.
traditional models of care. Government and commercial insurers Erin Flanigan Ms. Jeanne Bald In Memory of Warren Ms. Jo-Ann Ainsworth
Vice President of Information Ms. Valerie Barbour Joseph Thomas Ms. Diane Alburn
are forcing members to low-cost, alternative care sites. in just the Technology/CIO Bellamy / Watson Fields In Memory of Melinda In Memory of Donald Samowski
Jeff Pollock Assisted living Hunter Shelton Mrs. Fern Alie
last few months, our Wentworth-Douglass Health System built Vice President of Patient Ms. Dorothy Benson Ms. elizabeth Shelton In Memory of Leo Alie
and opened a new ambulatory surgery center, Wentworth Surgery Care Services/CNO Ms. Noreen Biehl In Memory of Mike & Pat Burns Mr. & Mrs. Paul Allaire
Sheila M. Woolley, RN In Honor of Kevin & Siemens industry Dr. James Allan
Center, in a joint venture with local physicians, dentists, and Vice President of Philanthropy Shannon Biehl Siemens Medical Ms. Meaghan Allen
podiatrists to provide a lower cost option for same-day surgery. We DViecbe bPiree sSidheenltt oonf Physician Services B tiolly Doutab eS cFioonrd MSpre. c&tr uMmrs M. Aeldainca Sl mGirtohup M Inr. MPaemulo rNy. oAf lMleanry Allen
also leased space at 701 Central Avenue for a new walk-in urgent Christine Primiano Mr. & Mrs. Wallace Bothner Dr. & Mrs. David Staples Mr. Stan Allyson
Vice President of In Honor of Patricia C. Adams, M.D. Mr. & Mrs. Michael Steinberg Mr. Steven Almeida
care center, called Wentworth-Douglass express Care, opening Regulatory Compliance Ms. Nancy Bush Stronghearts American legion Post 8
June 30. express Care will provide low-cost, quick, episodic care Dalma Winkler, MD Ms. ellen Caille Sulloway & Hollis Drs. Greg Andrecyk &
Vice President of Strategic Mr. & Mrs. Richard Card Summit land Development Joan Smith
in a non-hospital location with easy in and out service. During this Management Dr. Paul Cass, DO Mr. & Mrs. Frank Torr Ms. Kathy Anson
same time, our Wentworth Health Partners medical practices and JCehfife fH Muegdhiecasl & Clinical CMern. t&ri xM Brsa. nMkontgomery Childs ttrDin Beat nHkealthcare Consultants MMss.. CJaanthiceer iAnres eAnrabuolt
the Hospital implemented on-line bill paying and patient portals as Integration Officer In Honor of Patricia C. Adams, M.D. united Color technology, inc. Ms. Abigail Aucella
Paul R. Cass, DO Dr. & Mrs. Michael A. Choti Dr. John urbanowicz Ms. Rosemary August
we move forward on a quest for electronic integration throughout Chief Performance Officer In Memory of Dr. Peter & Drs. Gary usher & Alison Sollee In Memory of Philip White
our Health System. Keith Bartlett Kathleen Lampesis Ms. Jackie Valley Ms. Audrey Babicz
Chief Quality & Safety Officer Cigna Health & life Dr. Andre Vanderzanden Ms. Carol Bailey
Fortunately, our tradition of caring will continue, especially Malcolm Rosenson, MD Dr. Barbara Civiello In Honor of Patricia C. Adams, M.D. Ms. Denise Bailey
for the adults and children in our community unable to pay DCaepnacerrtm Seernvti Dceisr, eActsosrisstant VP CCloumb mNuantiiotny aPl airntcn.ers MMrr.. D&a Mvirds .V Peernteor Walcek MMss.. JJaundeitth B Baailleaynsky
for medical or dental care. in 2013, our Community Assistance Susan Gallagher Drs. David & Cynthia Cooper Wentworth-Douglass Hospital Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Balcar
Clinical Compliance, Mrs. Anita S. Corain imaging Department Ms. Stephanie Balfour
Programs provided over $22 million in benefits for patients. Executive Director In Memory of Joseph N. Corain, Jr. In Memory of Dr. Albert Tu Ms. Misty Barrett
Donations help a family get the dental care they could not afford Jay Afrow, MD Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Daley Dr. Joseph White Ms. June Barstow
Early Learning Center, Director Drs. William Danford & Mr. & Mrs. Roy Wilson Mr. Keith Bartlett
or help a child with diabetes go to a camp where they can learn to Deborah Adams Nancy Pettinari Ms. Sheila Woolley BayCorp
Education/Organizational Dr. Michael Davidson, DO george P. Morgan, MD Mr. & Mrs. David Beattie
enjoy life, and share hopes and dream with other children just like
Development, Director Mr. & Mrs. Joel Degenaars Society Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Beaudoin
them. Donations purchase expensive diagnostic equipment to help Marilyn ireland In Memory of Carol Degenaars ($500 to $999) In Honor of Patricia C. Adams, M.D.
Emergency Services, Director & Rachel Pelczar Anonymous (1) Ms. lorie Bedard
our cardiologists see inside the hearts to more accurately diagnose Nancy Sears-Russell Dover Middle School Ms. Deborah Adams Ms. Claire Bennett
disease, repair damage, and save lives. Donations fund scholarships Environmental Services, Director Ms. Jane Dugas Ms. Jodi Balint Ms. Marjorie Berg
Mike Catanzaro Ms. Kathleen Duguay Ms. Mary Barretto Mrs. Nancy Bergeron
for our nurses to learn better ways to care for patients and keep Finance, Director Mr. Daniel Dunn Mr. Kenneth Bolduc In Honor of Patricia C. Adams, M.D.
Allyson Hicks Dr. & Mrs. edward eagan In Memory of Mom & Dad Mr. louis Bergmann
our Care Vans on the road, traveling thousands of miles every year
Food & Nutrition Services, Director In Honor of Patricia C. Adams, M.D. Mr. & Mrs. Michael Bolduc Ms. June Bernard-Kriegl
to bring patients to the Hospital for vital treatments. Donations are Karan Pfingst eMC Corporation In Memory of Cindy Scagliotti Ms. Karen Bernier
Heart Health Services, Dr. Guy esposito Dr. Don Booth Mr. & Mrs. George Berstler
truly life-giving in so many ways. thank you to everyone who has Neurosciences, Pulmonary, Wound Dr. & Mrs. Roger evans Ms. Nancy Bush In Memory of Ellen M. George
contributed so generously this past year. Healing & HBO, Assistant VP Ms. Donna everett Community Church of Durham Mr. Paul Berube
Cindy Harris In Memory of Ellen M. George Mrs. Pat Coolidge Mr. tim Bisson
lastly, a special thank you to everyone who works at Imaging Services & Transport, Ms. Caroline Faulkingham Mr. Joseph Cote Ms. Julie Blais
Administrative Director In Memory of Paula Allard Mr. John Couture Ms. Krystal Blais
Wentworth-Douglass as we plan new models of care, strengthen
Kevin Sweeney Ms. Mary Finnegan in Memory of Joseph Robert Dionne Mr. ernest B. Blaisdell
our quality programs, and build new services. i truly appreciate Information Systems & Healthcare Ms. Erin Flanigan In Honor of Jordan Marie Herlihy Ms. Christi Blanchard
Information, Director Dr. David Flavin Mr. & Mrs. Paul Cox Ms. Joanie Blinn
your ongoing commitment to our patients and know the heart and lynda Powers Ms. Nora Fortin In Honor of Patricia C. Adams, M.D. Ms. Ruth Boisse
soul of this institution is in each of you no matter where the doors Inpatient Services, Assistant VP In Honor of Augustus Jones David & lisa Dagenais Ms. Joyce Borkowski
Brian Pinelle In Memory of Helen Rita Jones Ms. Susan Dailey Ms. Kathy Borsh
open or the next venture takes us. Laboratory Services, Director Fraternal Order of Eagles In Memory of Lyndsay Jo Chisholm Ms. elizabeth Bortz
Gint taoras Mr. & Mrs. Neil Garvey Ms. edna Damewood In Memory of Olivia Page
Materiels Management, Director Drs. Warren Goldblatt & Direct Capital Corporation Mr. Paul Boucher
As of December 31, 2013 James J. O’Neill, Vice Chair Justin Carr Gregory J. Wieder Pamela Schultze Ms. irene Domini Ms. Anna Boudreau
Michelle Kurtz, Treasurer Kim Clifford Medical Information, Director Mrs. Clarence Grant Ms. Diane Drake Ms. t. Jacquelyn Boudreau
tRuSteeS Jay levy, Secretary tracy deGaribody Warren Parlee In Memory of Clarence Grant Mr. Joseph Guyton Mr. & Mrs. William Bourbon
Neil Garvey, Chair Nancy Bush Joanne Ferland Musculoskeletal Health, Assistant VP Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Hagan Mr. Roger Hamel In Honor of Patricia C. Adams, M.D.
Roger Hamel, Vice Chair William Danford, MD Steve Fusco Richard Montmeny Mr. timothy Hall Ms. Marilyn ireland Mrs. Cheryl Bourbon-
Michael Steinberg, Treasurer Neil Garvey Karl Jacobs Outpatient & Surgical Services, Mr. Charles Hart Janco labounty
Carol Bailey, Secretary
Michael Bolduc, Atty linda Hagan Gwen Klutsch Assistant VP Health Plans Ms. Susan Jennison Ms. louise Bourdon
Gerald Daley, edD thomas levasseur Hugh MacDonald, MD Chris Hamill Mary & Jeff Herring Mr. James Judge In Memory of Helen Flechtner
Peter Dirksmeier, MD Barbara Miller Jeanne Maher Pharmacy, Director In Honor of Dale & Hellen Schlagheck Kingswood High School Mr. & Mrs. Angelo &
David Flavin, MD Kenneth Money, Jr. yana Melnikova, MD Dave Merriman Matthew & Allyson Hicks Volleyball team Barbara Boy
Anne Kalter, MD larry Raiche Kathy Oby Plant Operations/Security, Director In Memory of Ruth Rogers Mr. David Merriman Ms. Betty Ann Brady
Donna Rinaldi Babu Ramdev, MD Shirley Patrick Dave Dagenais In Memory of Eleanor Tardiff Mr. edmund Miller Ms. Priscilla Bragdon
ted Ristaino Deborah Shelton, MS, tracy Satish Quality/Nursing, Senior Director Ms. Susan Houghton Mr. Joseph Moore Dr. William Brandon
John Salmon Vice President of Sheila M. Woolley, RN Mary Finnegan HuB Health Care Solutions Dr. Myhanh Nguyen Ms. Michele Briere
Gregory Walker Philanthropy for WDH&HF Revenue Cycle Operations, Director Huggins Hospital Dr. John Novello In Honor of The Briere Family
Steven Webb Michael Steinberg AuxiliARy BOARD Diane Alburn Mr. Jeff Hughes Ms. Rose O’Hare Ms. Alison Brisson
Joseph White, MD Jim Stevens OFFICERS Risk & Survey Readiness, Sr. Mr. Robert Hynes Optima Bank & trust Ms. Janet Britton
Richard Card, Foundation ex-officio thomas torr President Director Ms. Helen Jarvis Ms. Sharon Parker Ms. Pamela Brooks
Robert Decolfmacker, Emeritus Director David Verno Roni Morse erin Wigmore Mr. Bruce Johnson Ms. Kristyne Pavlik In Memory of Ken “Eddie” Warren
Ann torr, Emeritus Director Gregory Walker, FACHE, Recording Secretary Service Excellence & Volunteers, Dr. Anne Kalter Ms. leslie Pearlman & Mr. & Mrs. Ron Brossia
President & CEO Susan Brown Director Dr. lorenzo Klein Mr. Gary Griffis Mr. Herbert Brown
MEDICAL STAFF OFFICERS
James Kageleiry, Treasurer Mary Krans In Honor of The Klein - Mr. & Mrs. James Pollard In Memory of Helen Brown
President
Honorary Director Patricia Daley WHP Practice Operations, Senior Harish Family In Honor of Patricia C. Adams, M.D. Mr. leonard Bruce
Joseph D. White, Jr., MD
Maryann Wentworth, Assistant Treasurer Director labeltech, inc. Mr. Jeffrey Pollock Mr. Andre Brunelle
Vice President
John J. Novello, MD Emeritus Director Donna Soares Jodi Balint Mr. thomas levasseur, Clu, Polychronis Financial In Memory of Joan Dearborn
Secretary/Treasurer Membership Women & Children’s Center / MS ed. Ms. lynda Powers Ms. Barbara l. Brunelle
Robert C. Oram, MD WeNtWORtH HOMeCARe Judy Caron CHaD, Nurse Director Mr. Jay levy Drs. Babu & Prem Ramdev Ms. Maria Brush
& HOSPiCe Publicity Karen MacDonald longchamps electric Reid Graphics Mr. David Bryson, PA-C
FOUNDATION BOARD Home Health Care Francine Murphy The Works Family Health & Dr. thomas lydon Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Richard Ms. Cindy Buckman
OF DIRECTORS Advisory Board Scholarship Fitness Center, Director Ms. Grace Mathapathi In Honor of Daniel F. Richard Ms. Virginia Burgess
Rick Card, Chair linda Antone Susan Brown George Vierra Mercer Mr. & Mrs. ted Ristaino Col. & Mrs. Bruce l. Burke
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Ms. Jenneylee Burke Mr. & Mrs. Bernard J. Doherty 1906 H S Mr. & Mrs. Dale Ober Ms. lynda Sledzieski
eritAGe ociety
Ms. louise Burke Mr. & Mrs. Baldwin Domingo In Honor of Patricia C. Adams, M.D. Ms. linda Small
Ms. Sarah Byron Ms. Cora Donahue the 1906 Heritage Society was formed to honor those that have joined with Ms. Marissa O’Blenes Ms. Marcia Smith
Ms. elizabeth Calder Ms. Doreen Donnelly Wentworth-Douglass Hospital & Health Foundation to help Wentworth-Douglass Ms. Donna O’Brien Peter & Sylvia Smith
Ms. Karen Calhoon Mr. James Doolittle Hospital remain the Seacoast’s leading medical center. Society membership is extended Mr. Kevin O’Brien Mr. & Mrs. Wendell Smith
In Memory of Clayton Calhoon Mr. Sherman Douglass to individuals who include Wentworth-Douglass Hospital & Health Foundation in Ms. Monika O’Clair Ms. Kimberly Ann Snyder
Mrs. Madeline Cambo Dover Municipal employees their estate plans. through their bequests, life income gifts and deferred gifts, members Ms. Kelly O’Connell-Guay Dr. & Mrs. eugene Soares
Ms. tammy Jo Cameren Assoc. In Memory of Nicole Gagne
share in Wentworth-Douglass Hospital’s mission of helping individuals and their Ms. Courtney Solsky
In Memory of Nicole Gagne Mrs. Pearl Drew & Family Mr. & Mrs. David Ogilvie
families attain the highest level of health, now and in the future. Ms. Kimberly Sousa
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Campbell In Memory of Phillip Drew Ms. Ann Marie
Ms. laura Squier
Mrs. Mary Canino Ms. Dianne Driscoll Olsen-Hayward
* Arioch Wentworth Roger Dionne Ms. Paula St. Amand
Ms. Deborah Carey Mr. Wenxin Du One More Referral
Ms. Rhonda Carignan Mr. & Mrs. Romeo Dube * James E. Lothrop Michael Simchik Overeaters Anonymous Ms. Dana St. laurent
Ms. tonya Carlton Dr. & Mrs. William Dudley * Emma J. Sanborn Christopher & Britta Ayer Ms. lucille Palella Ms. Janet St. laurent
Mr. Richard Carter Ms. Constance Duffy * Benjamin F. Neally Philip & Donna Rinaldi In Memory of Ellen M. George Ms. Jeanmarie Stabile
Mr. Michael Carver In Honor of Herbert & * Henry A. Worthen James & Frances Kageleiry Mr. & Mrs. George Pantelakos Ms. Jeanne Stanley
Mr. Reginald Case Blanche Ayer * Jeremy Belknap Guppey * Edna Dube & Wentworth Hospital Nursing Mr. Robert Parent In Memory of Nicole Gagne
Ms. Carmel Casey Mr. & Mrs. James Duffy * Amos D. Lougee Alumni Endowment Fund Ms. Kendree Parker Ms. Briana Staples
Ms. Pamela Casey Mr. Gerard Dumont * Edmund B. Lane Frank & Ann Torr In Memory of Nicole Gagne Mr. & Mrs. Burton Staugaard
Ms. Barbara J. Cashman Mr. Chester Dunn * Abby F. Lane * Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Grant-Helen Garland Mr. Warren Parlee Ms. Joyce Stephens
In Memory of Jill Cashman Ms. Jeannette Duntley * Henry Law Grant Endowment Fund Dr. Constance Passas Mr. Richard Stevens
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Mr. linwood Castner Mr. Paul eaton * Elizabeth J. Benn Daniel A. Raizes Pediatric Cardiology Staff
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Stone
Mr. & Mrs. David Caswell Mr. Carroll ellis * Lydia J. Pike In Memory of Francis E. Robinson Pediatric Physicians’
Ms. Susan Stone
In Memory of Chester Caswell Ms. Suzanne emerson * Charles A. Fairbanks * Virginia L. Smith Organization at Children’s
Ms. Carol Story
Mr. Michael Catanzaro Mr. Michael epstein * George H. Williams Gregory & Rebecca Walker Mr. luis Perez
Ms. Barbara Stuart
Ms. lucille Cater Ms. Melissa erickson * Mary T. Cash Maryann Wentworth Ms. Bonnie Petermann
Ms. Heidi Stucker
Dr. & Mrs. Rolando Celis Ms. Sandra esposito * Ella G. Durgin Nancy R. Boyle Dr. N. timothy Peters
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry A. Centers Mrs. Jackie estabrook * Ida M. Buzzell (2) Anonymous - Bequest Ms. Kathleen Pettibone Mr. & Mrs. Frank Sturm
In Memory of Kenneth Lapointe In Memory of Ellen M. George * Ida M. Hodgdon * Richard Lord In Memory of Robert D. Pettibone Mr. Scott Sule
Ms. Sandy Certusi Ms. Stephanie estrada * Samuel Burnham Shakford Mr. David Pettis Sunday NA Meeting
In Memory of Gerald Certusi Exxon Mobil Foundation * Ethel S. Brown tom & lisa torr Mr. & Mrs. edward Pevine Ms. Natasha Sutter
In Memory of Robert & Ms. Sharon Fahy * Emily B. Waite thomas levasseur, Clu, MS ed. Ms. Karan Pfingst Ms. Christina Swanberry
Louise McCabe In Honor of Larry Fahy * Alison Beard Collin * Hugh Harter Mr. Dan Philbrick Mr. John Sweeney
Ms. lynn Chabot Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Farkas * Ethel K. Whitehouse * Lily Ford In Honor of Patricia C. Adams, M.D. Mr. Kevin Sweeney
Mr. Abderrahmane Chaggouri Ms. Edith Farr * Frances E. Grant Gerald & Patricia Daley Mr. John e. Philbrick, Jr. Mrs. Gail tanner
Ms. Angela Chapman Mr. & Mrs. James Feather * Abbie Martica Sawyer * Mark Prescott Ms. Grace Pickering Ms. Alice tansey
Ms. Kimberly Chapman Mr. Thomas Feeney * George P. Morgan, MD Ellen M. George Memorial Endowment Fund Mr. Brian Pinelle Ms. Nanci taylor
In Memory of Nicole Gagne In Memory of Beverly Feeney * Etta Shaw Dr. Lampesis Care Van Endowment Fund Mr. & Mrs. Frank Pinney Dr. & Mrs. Roger temple
Dr. edwin Charle Ms. Kris Ferullo Ms. ellen Plaisted
* Fred Tanzer Nicole Gagne Educational Endowment Fund Ms. lindsey tenters
Mr. Alex Chase Mr. C. Dennis Fink Ms. Barbara Plansinis
* Robert Cassell Marilyn & Dennis ireland Ms. Christine tenuta
Ms. Valerie Chenevert Ms. Dorothy Fisher Ms. Bibian Plante
* Rose T. Manes * Joseph Grillo Ms. Margaret terry
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cheney Mr. Robert Flanagan Ms. Kimberly Plante
In Memory of Joanne Drouin Ms. Sandra Fleming Deborah H. Shelton & Mark thomas Patricia C. Adams, M.D. endowment In Memory of Nicole Gagne Ms. Claudette tetu
Ms. Carolyn Chick In Memory of Cindy Scagliotti * Gregorios & Helen Koutrelakos for Children’s Care * Deceased Mr. John Pomazon Ms. Denise thomas
In Honor of Diane McManus Ms. Megrette Fletcher Ms. Alice Poole Dr. Michael thompson
Ms. Donna Ciotti Ms. Lindsey Flynn Mr. tim Porter three North HuC’s
Ms. elaine Clancy Mr. John Forte Ms. Pamela Poulin In Memory of Ellie Murray
Mr. lawrence Clapp Ms. Eileen Fortier Ms. Judy Hanegan Mrs. Helen Kincaid Ms. irene McCain In Memory of Lyndsay Jo Chisholm Ms. eileen tomczyk
Ms. Michele Clark In Memory of Ellen M. George Mr. Robert Hanratty In Memory of Mr. & In Memory of Andrew McCain Ms. Joan Prince Ms. Catherine toomey
Mr. Richard Clark Ms. Michelle Foster Ms. Michelle Hanson Mrs. Nicholas Koutrelakos In Memory of William McCain Mr. James Printy Mr. & Mrs. tom torr
In Memory of Ernest & Mr. Teddy Foster Ms. leigh Hardiman In Memory of Kenneth Kincaid Ms. Rebecca McClinton Ms. Kandyleigh Provencher Ms. Anna toth
Mildred Marshall Ms. Barbara Fowler Ms. Cindy Harris Ms. ursula King Ms. Kathy McCoole Ms. Linda Quinn In Memory of Nicole Gagne
Ms. Genevieve Clarke Ms. Pamela Francisco Mr. & Mrs. Walter Hart Mr. thomas Kingston In Memory of Dr. Albert Tu Quota Club of Dover Ms. Michelle towers
Ms. Rachel Clarrage Mr. Harold Frank Mr. Jason Hartnett Mr. & Mrs. edward Kloeber Ms. Bernadette Ms. G. Diane Rabideau Ms. Bonnie tuttle
Ms. Kimberly Clement Mr. & Mrs. Earl Frederick Ms. Jane Harton In Memory of Andrew Kloeber McGlynn-Davis Mr. & Mrs. larry Raiche Ms. Heather twombly
Mr. & Mrs. lawrence Clement Mr. & Mrs. Robert Fredette Mr. John Hashem Ms. Blanche Knapton Mr. & Mrs. Clifford McGuire Mr. Daniel Raizes tyco Matching Gifts Program
Ms. Suzanne Clement Mr. Scott Freeman Ms. Rosemarie Hatfield Ms. Grace Knight Mr. Kevin McHugh Ms. Anne Ramos
In Honor of the Seacoast In Memory of Esther Hanson Mr. & Mrs. thomas Hausmann Knights of Columbus Ms. Margaret McKenna Mr. Dan Raposa Mr. Henry urbanowicz
Cancer Center Staff Mr. Jacob French Ms. Kathryne Hays Maine State Council Mr. Brian McKenney In Memory of Jamie M. Raposa Ms. theresa Vallerand
Ms. Margarete Cleveland Ms. JoAnn Fuller Ms. Patricia Hazeltine Mrs. Gina Knox Ms. lucia McKenzie Ms. Sarah Reif Ms. Claudia Vancelette
Ms. eileen Clifford Ms. Margaret Gagne Mr. Peter Hebert In Memory of John Knox In Memory of James & Ellen Kilty Mr. Charles Remington Dr. teresa Vanderlinde
Rich & Jessica Clough In Memory of Nicole Gagne Ms. Brenda Heon Mr. Frank J. Kolb Ms. Cynthia McKeough In Memory of Gerry Remington Ms. Winona Vennard
Mr. James Coffin Ms. Marianne Gagne Ms. Pamela Herrlein Mrs. Mary Krans In Memory of Matthew Stern Ms. Stacey Rhyne Mr. & Mrs. edward Vetter
Ms. Anne Cogan Ms. lisa Gainty Mr. Robert Herron Ms. Sharon Krapf-Drago Ms. Kimberly McMahon Mr. & Mrs. William Ricco Mr. Donald Viel
Ms. Robin Colbath Mr. & Mrs. Steven Galipeau In Memory of Margaret Herron In Memory of William Krapf Mrs. Rhonda McMahon Mr. & Mrs. Robert Richard Mr. George Vierra
In Memory of Leo Michaud Ms. Mary Gallagher Ms. Meaghan Heusler Dr. Robert Kraunz Mr. & Mrs. Robert McPhee Mrs. Mary-Frances Richardson* Ms. Sharon Walker
Ms. Julie Cole Ms. Susan Gallagher In Memory of Nicole Gagne Mr. Michael Krukowski Ms. Sandra McPhee Phil & Donna Rinaldi Mrs. elizabeth Wallace
Ms. Sara Collins Ms. Judith Geaghan Ms. Jennifer Hewitt In Honor of Mary Ann Zocco In Memory of CJ Muise Ms. linda Robidas Mr. Steven Webb
Dr. Kate Collopy & Family Ms. Susan Geary Mr. Mike Hickey Ms. ellen Kulig Mrs. Jean McPheters Ms. Holly Roche Ms. Darlene Webber
Ms. Julie Conquest Ms. Marie Gilbert, PA-C Ms. Donna Hickman Ms. Michelle Kurtz Ms. Sylvia Meehan Mr. John Roche In Memory of Doris Batchelder
Ms. Nancy Corson Ms. Susan Gile Ms. Connie Hodgdon Ms. Dawn labrie Mr. Richard Meinking Dr. & Mrs. Sol Rockenmacher Ms. Dawn Welch
Ms. Jaclyn Cote Ms. Mary ellen Gilpatrick Ms. Deborah Hodges Ms. Madeline lacey Mr. Dong Meng Mr. & Mrs. John Rohrer Mr. James e. Welch
Ms. Maureen Couch Mr. & Mrs. Richard Giovino In Memory of Ellen M. George Ms. Ann lak Mrs. Jennifer Merriam In Honor of Patricia C. Adams, M.D. Ms. tristan Wentworth
In Memory of Ellen M. George Mr. & Mrs. Herman Gitschier Ms. Diane Hodsdon Ms. elly laliberte Mr. Robert Meserve Ms. Patricia Ropars
Wentworth-Douglass Hospital
Mr. Robert County Drs. Wendy & Alan Gladstone Dr. Stephen Holman Mr. Harold lamott Ms. Karen Michaud In Memory of Ropars &
4 Garrison Staff
Ms. tammy Crandall Mr. & Mrs. Filson Glanz Ms. Patricia Hoskins Ms. elizabeth lampman Ms. Mary Mignano Clark Family
Mrs. Judith Crosier Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Glowacki Mrs. Helene Houde Ms. Crystal langley Ms. Barbara Miller Ms. Melissa Rose In Memory of Sandra Janelle
Mr. ernie Croteau Ms. ursula Goodnow Dr. Maribeth Hourihan Ms. Kate lantz Mr. James Miller In Honor of Caden Rose Wentworth-Douglass Hospital
Douglas & Robin Cummings Ms. Gail Goodspeed Ms. estelle Hrabak Ms. Susan laPierre Mr. Stanley Miller Matt & Sharon Rossiter endoscopy Dept.
Ms. Bonnie Cunningham Dr. Glen Gordon Ms. Claudia Hunt In Memory of Nicole Gagne Mr. & Mrs. Robert Millette Ms. Sarah Rouleau Wentworth-Douglass Hospital
Ms. Sandra Cunningham Ms. Dawn Gosselin Mr. James Hutchins Mr. Frank Laratonda In Memory of Tim Houghton In Memory of Ellen M. George Medical Staff
Mr. & Mrs. Roger Cussins Mr. William Gousse Mr. & Mrs. Bob Hylen Mr. & Mrs. David larson Ms. Susan Milner eavan & Wendy Rowe In Honor of Dr. Guy Esposito
Ms. Catherine Cuvellier In Memory of William & Ms. elizabeth ignaszak In Memory of Albert H. Johnston Mrs. lena Molleur Bernard In Memory of Ellen M. George Wentworth-Douglass Hospital
In Memory of Hope Meehan Polly Gousse In Memory of Stephanie Ignaszak Ms. leslie latimer In Honor of Wayne Morin Ms. Rebecca Roy Pharmacy Dept.
In Memory of Catalino Derecho Ms. linda Gove Ms. Hanna Jacoby Ms. Rhonda lavalley Ms. Jennifer Molleur In Memory of Lyndsay Jo Chisholm Wentworth-Douglass Hospital
Mr. eric Cuvellier Ms. Brooke Gowdy - Johnson Mr. Donat Jacques Ms. Bev lavoie Holmes Mr. Ken Money, Jr. Dr. Robert Ruben & Pulmonary Medicine Dept.
In Memory of Hope Sonny Grace Dr. Joseph Graciano Ms. Shirley Jacques Ms. Noelle lazarus Ms. Amy Moore Ms. Anne emily Caplin In Memory of Paula Allard
Ms. Donna Cyr Ms. Kelly Grady Mr. & Mrs. R Scott Jameson Mr. & Mrs. Robert leahy Mr. & Mrs. thomas Moore Ms. Dee Rusczyk Ms. lisa Wheeler
Mr. & Mrs. Frank D’Agostino Mrs. Karen Gravel In Honor of Patricia C. Adams, M.D. Ms. Vicki lehmann In Memory of Lily Ford Dr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Russell Ms. Caroline White
Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Dahl In Memory of Richard & Mr. Michael Jancosko Mr. & Mrs. James leitz Ms. Cheryl Morrissey Ms. Denna Ryan Ms. Deborah White
Mr. Robert Daigle Gladys LaPerle Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Janetos In Honor of Patricia C. Adams, M.D. In Memory of Ellen M. George John P. & Joanne Salmon
Ms. Denise White
In Honor of Francis Daigle Ms. Susan Graves Mr. Paul Janetos Mr. & Mrs. Richard levy Ms. Cathy Morse Ms. Holly Santovasi
In Memory of Lyndsay Jo Chisholm
Ms. Carla Dale Ms. Helen Gray Ms. Jennifer Jeffers Mr. & Mrs. Stephen liamos Ms. Michelle Muchemore Ms. Darlene Saunders
Ms. Shirley White
Mr. John Dame Ms. Nancy Gray Ms. Christa Jellerson Ms. Ruth liberty Mrs. Kellie Mueller Ms. lisa Savoy
Ms. Cathleen Danforth Ms. Nancy O. Gray John Hancock Financial Mr. John limber Mr. & Mrs. Barrie Munro Ms. Joan C. Scagliotti Ms. Cindy Whittle
Ms. Anne Daugherty In Memory of Clyde Gray Services, inc. Mr. Peter lincoln Ms. Suzanne Murphy In Memory of Cindy Scagliotti Mr. John Wickenhiser
Ms. lois Day Ms. liberty Greeke Ms. Charlene Johnson Ms. Melissa lirette Ms. lynda Murray Ms. Betsy Schaper Wiggin Family Charitable Fund
Dr. Peter Degnan In Memory of Rick Greeke Mr. irving Johnson Ms. Jean loiselle Ms. eileene Nadeau Mr. & Mrs. William Ms. erin Wigmore
Ms. Karla Deinstadt Ms. Cora Gregoire Ms. Janice Johnson Mr. edward lorenz Ms. Heather Nadeau Schoonmaker Mr. William Wilkie & Family
Ms. Debra DeKorne Ms. Melanie Gregorakos Ms. linda Johnson Mr. & Mrs. William lott Ms. Jean Nadeau Ms. Karen Schumaker In Memory of Ann Marie Conley
Ms. Debra Delisle Ms. Kathleen Griffin Mr. todd Johnson Ms. theresa lunt In Honor of Patricia C. Adams, M.D. Ms. Paige Schwab Ms. Jenna Williams
In Honor of Michael, Jonathan Mr. Kenneth Guenter & Ms. Mabel Jones Ms. Colleen lynch Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Nadeau Seacoast Area Narcotics Ms. Doreen Willis
& Jeremy DeLisle Ms. Mary Ann taylor Ms. Maureen Jones In Memory of Nicole Gagne Ms. lori Nadeau Anonymous Ms. Susan Wilson
Ms. Michaeline Dellafera Mr. & Mrs. Gary Gullo Ms. Courtney Jorgensen Ms. Karen MacDonald Ms. Rhonda Nadeau Mr. & Mrs. earlan Seawards Ms. Heather Wilson-labbe
Mr. Anthony Deminico Ms. Audrey Guptill Ms. Barbara Kageleiry Mrs. Sue Malenfant Narcotics Anonymous In Memory of Germaine Clark Drs. Peter & Dalma Winkler
Mr. Wallace Dennis In Memory of Melvin & Mr. & Mrs. Keith Kallberg Ms. terri Manderville Ms. tamie Neault Ms. Joan Seawards Ms. lorette Witham
In Honor of Patricia C. Adams, M.D. Myrle Clark In Honor of Patricia C. Adams, M.D. In Memory of Kathleen Donovan Ms. Julie Anne Nelson Dr. Jeffrey Segil Ms. Heidi Wood
Mr. & Mrs. John DePrizito Ms. Patricia Haarr Mr. Kevin Karolian Ms. Katherine Manning Ms. Rachel Neveu Ms. Kathryn Sexton Ms. Susan Woodbury
In Memory of Michael DePrizito In Memory of Tom Ackerman Ms. Jen Keilty Ms. Anne Marcheterre New Searles P.t.O. In Memory of Lyndsay Jo Chisholm
Workers’ Credit union
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Desharnais Ms. Cindy Hackett Mr. & Mrs. edward S. Kelly Mr. Joseph Mariani Mr. & Mrs. Keith Newton Ms. Rebecca Shaw
Mr. & Mrs. George Wright
Mr. & Mrs. Hector DesJardins Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Haftel Mr. Walter Kelly Ms. lois Martin In Memory of Ellen M. George Ms. Jenney Sheehan
Ms. teresa Wyman
In Memory of Dennis DesJardins Ms. Kim Haines-Jacques In Memory of Rita Roy Ms. Susan Martinen Ms. Kimberly Nichols In Honor of Patricia C. Adams, M.D.
Ms. Christine Wyrsch
Ms. Grace Desrosias Ms. Carolyn Hale Ms. Debra Kenney Ms. tina Marts-lew Mr. David Nicol Ms. linda Sheltry
Ms. Maureen Dickinson Mrs. Francis Hall In Memory of Ellen M. George Ms. ellen Masse Ms. Kellie Nock Ms. Rebecca Sherburne Dr. Andrew yee
Ms. Julie Dickson Mr. & Mrs. Ray Halloran Ms. Rachel Kennon In Memory of Lyndsay Jo Chisholm Ms. Kristen Noonan Ms. Sarah Shervanian Ms. Angela york
Dr. Arthur DiMambro Ms. Julie Hallowell In Memory of Lois Claire Roberts Ms. Simone Masse Ms. Deborah Norton In Memory of Ellen M. George Ms. Karen Zaramba
In Honor of Patricia C. Adams, M.D. Ms. Christine Hamill In Memory of Brenda Gibbs Ms. Aliceann Matheny In Memory of Nicole Gagne Mr. & Mrs. edwin Shivell In Memory of Gladys Raeside
Mr. Roger Dionne Mrs. Denise Handley/SDS/ Ms. linda Keskinen Mr. Michael Mathieu Ms. Chris Nossiff-Wood Mr. & Mrs. Robert Silberblatt Mr. James Zensky
Dr. Peter Dirksmeier PACu/3S Ms. licia Ketel Ms. Pamela Matthews Nursing education, Research, Ms. Nicole Skees Ms. elaine Zubkus
Ms. Sharlene Dobbins In Memory of Mr. Handley Dr. W. Cary Kilner In Honor of Lucille Matthews and innovation Ms. Martha Slater Dr. Sharyn Zunz
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2013 R D
emembRance onoRs c B S (Audited)
onSolidAted AlAnce Heet
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ecemBer
Gifts received January 1-December 31, 2013
assets
IN MEMORY OF IN MEMORY OF IN MEMORY OF Mrs. Vanessa Poole
Michael Brown Phillip Haddock Cheryl B. Nelson Mr. & Mrs. Jesse Shackford Current Assets 93,443,499
Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. Harold Hodge Mr. edward Hudson Ms. theresa Shomberg Property, Plant & equipment Net 168,248,800
Ms. Joan Hudson Mr. & Mrs. William Shomberg
IN MEMORY OF IN MEMORY OF Ms. Nina & Family Minnihan Mr. James Staples other long term Assets 172,570,902
Robert Burklund, Sr. Glenn Josiah Mr. & Mrs. Paul Russo Ms. Anne Swain total assets 434,263,201
Mr. Wellington Bartels Ms. Deborah Bonsteel Dr. Gail Ann Snow
Mr. P. Hans tanner
Mr. Walter lovell Ms. Jean Burbank
tD Bank
Ms. Marlene Paige Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Cabage, Jr. IN MEMORY OF
Mr. & Mrs. Richard laJoie Mr. & Mrs. Paul Colby Lucien Paradis Ms. May Ward liabilities and Fund balances
Mr. H. Donald Stevens Ms. Margaret Faneuf laPierre’s Septic Service
Tasker Funeral Service Mr. & Mrs. A. lester Hoogeveen tri-City Masonry, inc. IN MEMORY OF Current liabilities 71,633,133
Mr. & Mrs. Steven Karow Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Watts Theresa Urbanowicz long term Debt 123,374,416
IN MEMORY OF Mr. thomas lonnquist Mr. & Mrs. Robert Dawson
James Carberry Mr. & Mrs. thomas Madson IN MEMORY OF Mr. & Mrs. Robert Rioux fund Balance 239,255,652
Anonymous Ms. tammalene Mitman Winnifred Pendleton total liabilities and Fund balances 434,263,201
Ms. Susan Rollins Mr. & Mrs. John Allard IN MEMORY OF
IN MEMORY OF Ms. eleanor littlefield Joseph Williams
Nancy Casavant IN MEMORY OF Mr. theron Hermann
Atlantic City tours, inc. Thomas Kean IN MEMORY OF Mr. David lee record oF Service – 2013
Banjamin Walk Corp. Ms. Melissa Kean Elene Petrovitsis
MMar.r t&e lM inrcs.. Bertrand Martel IN MEMORY OF MMrr.. && MMrrss.. PDhaivl iCd oenlmraedr IN MEMORY OF Admissions 7,174
MMsr.. RKiacthhaerrdin Me aMrtaerltel SPkuirpd Lya FCuroniexral & IN MEMORY OF MMar.r c&ia MWrisls.o An l Barbour Anesthesia Patients 12,171
Mr. & Mrs. John McCarthy Cremation Service Loretta Jane Polchies Mr. thomas Burkardt Births 1,019
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Callahan
Mr. & Mrs. Philip labranch
IN MEMORY OF Mr. & Mrs. ernest Carrier Cardiology exams 37,589
IN MEMORY OF
John Elliott James C. Lawson IN MEMORY OF Charter Oak Capital Management endoscopy Visits 5,535
Ashley Furniture Superstore Ms. Cathi Cherry-liston Philip Rickett Cochecho Country Club
Mr. & Mrs. Russell Hayes Ms. Jennifer Bateman Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Daley emergency Room and urgent Care Visits 50,529
IN MEMORY OF Mr. James Waldron Mr. & Mrs. eduardo Diharce laboratory tests 622,068
Florence Fischbach IN MEMORY OF Mr. & Mrs. William Dube
Goss international IN MEMORY OF Vincent Riviezzo Mr. & Mrs. Paul Duncan m.R.I. exams 4,776
Denis LeBlanc
Mr. & Mrs. James Digiovanni Ms. Gabrielle Mosquera Ms. ethlyne Golub meals served in Cafeteria 723,178
IN MEMORY OF Ms. lauren Wylie Ms. Virginia Guy
George Frangos IN MEMORY OF Mr. & Mrs. David Hamilton oR Cases 6,944
MMrr.. J&a mMerss .A Dbarvaihda Cmroft Ronald McHugh IANg nMesE RMoOuRssYin OF Mr. & Mrs. Donald Hayes Pharmacy Doses Issued 801,671
Mr. & Mrs. John Bakke Mr. & Mrs. William Hopkins
Mr. & Mrs. John Demopoulos Mr. Mark Wentworth Goss international Mr. Stuart Kahl Physical therapy treatments 98,078
Ms. Mary Jane Gould
Mr. Robert Kelly
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Huff IN MEMORY OF Pulmonary medicine 36,589
IN MEMORY OF Mr. Hamilton Krans
Mr. Argeris Karabelas Charles Siranian
Richard Mercado Ms. Carole Krassner Radiation therapy treatments 12,214
Ms. Antonia Kretsepes Ms. Denise talon
MSorm. &er sMwrosr.t hD aPnoileicle P Detelpoanrtment MMrr.. && MMrrss.. DPaauvli dC Crortoetaeuau IN MEMORY OF MMsr.. &A nMnres .K Jualmases labrie medical oncology treatments 6,162
Ms. Antonia Sotiropoulos Mr. & Mrs. Scott Gessis Maria Smith Mr. Jerome lipman Volunteer Hours 23,333
Mr. & Mrs. Seth J. and
Mr. & Mrs. George Strangas Pauline l. Hayes Dr. & Mrs. Bruce Bragdon Mr. & Mrs. Gary Merrill X-Ray exams 64,272
Mr. & Mrs. Milton tolikas Mr. & Mrs. Warren Dowaliby Ms. Francine Murphy
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald lapointe
Ms. Kathleen tuttle & Mr. & Mrs. Peter Peterman WHP Primary Care Visits 110,592
Jill Gallant IN MEMORY OF IN MEMORY OF Mr. & Mrs. edward Pevine WHP specialty Visits 91,919
Robert Meserve Rhoda St. Laurent Ms. Bibian Plante
IN MEMORY OF Ms. Shirley Carrier Mr. & Mrs. Rollyn Hatch Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Quattrocchi
Shirley Gagnon Ms. Carla Downing Mr. Charles Reynolds c A - 2013
Anonymous Ms. Irina Faskianos IN MEMORY OF Mr. & Mrs. John Roberts ommunity SSiStAnce
Mr. & Mrs. John Bakke Dr. & Mrs. James Faskianos Rebecca Tanner Dr. & Mrs. Sol Rockenmacher
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Callan Ms. Sophia Faskianos Mr. & Mrs. Paul Beaudette Mr. & Mrs. James Ryan Charity Care – Hospital Value (at charges) $19,359,890
Ms. Antoinette Guilmette Ms. Judy Fuller Ms. Michelle Bernier Mr. thomas Sedoric
Ms. Mary Jane Keyes Ms. Julie Hart Mr. Roger Berry Charity Care – WHP (practices) $1,069,900
Ms. Deborah Shelton &
Royal Wood ladies Golf Mr. & Mrs. Charles Kraus Mr. & Mrs. Chris Cianfaglione
Association Ms. Randa Mace Mr. & Mrs. Roger Clayton Mr. Mark thomas Charity Care Program (staffing, supplies) $358,167
Ms. Georgette P. St. laurent Mr. & Mrs. Robert McConnell endicott College Clubs (OAC, Dr. & Mrs. leonard Small medication Bridge (staffing, supplies) $165,946
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Mitropoulos eNV, BiO, & Phi Sigma) Ms. linda Small
IN MEMORY OF Ms. Marlene Paige Ms. Melissa enright Ms. Susan O. Smith Dental Center (expenses net of contributions) $385,142
Irene Galanos Mr. & Mrs. edward Pevine Ms. Susan erhart Mr. & Mrs. Wendell Smith
Mr. Don Chamberland Ms. Darby Reynolds Ms. lyndsie ezell Mr. & Mrs. James Somes Care-Van staffing, supplies $395,018
Mr. & Mrs. thomas Hurd Ms. Kerry Ridolfi Ms. Teresa Ferree Ms. Diane Swartz Cash donations $172,033
Mr. & Mrs. l.G. Samia Ms. Megan Ferree & Mr. & Mrs. Arthur tasker
IN MEMORY OF Ms. Nina Savitch Mr. Zach Burczynski Mr. edward Wainwright other Donations (Goodwin Community Health) $270,000
Armand Groulx Mr. Michael Girard Mr. David Wilson In-kind donations $169,535
Mr. & Mrs. Roland Boucher IN MEMORY OF Mr. & Mrs. William Harmon Mr. Peter Wilson
Ms. Marlene Brooks James Minot Mr. & Mrs. Peter Hayes Ms. Carole A. york Community Programming (staffing, supplies, promotion) $164,445
Mr. & Mrs. edward Brown American legion Post 8 Mrs. toni Hochhalter
Cochecho Country Club Ms. Diana Duarte Ms. Jane Hoffman total $22,510,076
IN MEMORY OF
Mr. & Mrs. lloyd Duperre Ms. Kelly Kane Mr. & Mrs. Walter lancaster
Patricia Wilson
Ms. therese Pellerin Mr. & Mrs. Stanley White Mr. & Mrs. James landry
Mr. & Mrs. William tarmey Ms. June loud Farmwood Villagers To make a donation to the Wentworth-Douglass Hospital & Health
town of Newmarket IN MEMORY OF Mr. Jonathan lovering Association Foundation, please call the Foundation Office at [phone].
Mr. Jason triplett Gertrude Murphy Mr. Donald Martel
Mr. Richard Van Syckle Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Baer Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Martin IN MEMORY OF Each year we compose lists of donors and carefully review each gift. On rare occasions,
Mr. Robert Williams Ms. Mary Hassen Ms. tina Mayotte Irene York names may be incorrectly listed or inadvertently omitted. We apologize and
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Zaramba Ms. eva K. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Gary Phetteplace Mr. edward Koza hope you will alert us by calling the Foundation Office at [phone].
WentWorth-douglass health systeM 2013 CoMMunity
assistanCe ProjeCts By Dollars & Patients Served
FinanCial assistanCe (Charity Care) MediCation WentWorth- Care-Van Free
assistanCe (Bridge) douglass CoMMunity Patient
WentWorth-douglass WentWorth health
dental Center transPortation
hosPital Partners
VAlUe Of MeDS PAtIeNtS
VAlUe Of cAre (At cHArgeS) VAlUe Of cAre (At cHArgeS) receIVe At NO cHArge VAlUe Of DeNtAl cAre PrOVIDeD NUMber Of MIleS trAVelleD
$19,359,890 $1,069,900 $1,156,600 $432,998 103,082
HOSPItAl PAtIeNtS MeDIcAl PrActIce PAtIeNtS PAtIeNtS receIVINg PAtIeNtS receIVINg NUMber Of
receIVINg free cAre receIVINg free cAre free MeDIcAtIONS SUbSIDIzeD DeNtAl cAre PAtIeNt trIPS
10,841 7,895 204 2,898 12,592
FOr mOrE inFOrmatiOn On Eligibility anD appliCatiOnS FOr COmmunity aSSiStanCE prOgramS Call:
fINANcIAl ASSIStANce • 603-740-3234 | MeDIcAtION ASSIStANce • 603-740 -3376 | DeNtAl ceNter • 603-749-3013 | cAre-VAN • 603-740-2520
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dental center eases Fear For local resident
K
im Castoras, 57, had always
felt nervous before going to the
dentist. She recalled a time in her
childhood when she jumped out of the
dentist chair and ran out of the office in
fear. When Castoras started coming to the
Wentworth-Douglass Community Dental
Center last year, her fears quickly melted
away.
“they tell you before they do anything…
even if they are just putting water on your
tooth,” said Castoras.
Castoras was born in Dover and grew up
with a fast pitch good enough to draw her
away to Florida to play for a minor league
softball team. After pitching for 16 years,
a sports injury rendered her fully disabled
by the age of 34. At the Dental Center, she
gets the affordable dental care she needs.
Castoras appreciates the camaraderie she
gets with each visit.
“they treat you like you’re a friend
and it comes from their heart,” said
Castoras. “And it’s not just one of them, it’s
everyone. it’s like family.”
Castoras came to the Dental Center with
a mouth full of problems. With less than a
year of dental work, she is happy to say she
(l to r) Dental Assistant Katie martel, elizabeth Courtney, DmD, patient Kim Castoras, and Dental Hygienist Anne sleeper
only needs a few more appointments for
special work before she can go back to a routine of regular check-ups twice a
year. She says she feels more confident after each visit to the Dental Center. For more information about the Dental Center, call [phone] or visit
the Wentworth-Douglass Community Dental Center provides dental care to them online at www.WDHospital.com/DentalCenter. For more information
low-income, uninsured adults and children living in Wentworth-Douglass Hospital’s about donating to the Dental Center, call the Foundation office at (603) 740-
primary service area or patients of Wentworth Health Partners physician offices. 2687 or visit www.WDHospital.com/Foundation.
Gardening Health and Safety Tips P
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vegetables. Whether you are a beginner or expert gardener, health and a
safety are always important. rtin
Below are some tips to help keep you safe and healthy so that you can
enjoy the beauty and bounty gardening can bring.
dress to Protect
Gear up to protect yourself from lawn and garden pests, harmful chemicals,
sharp or motorized equipment, insects, and harmful rays of too much sun. • Keep harmful chemicals, tools, and equipment out of children’s reach.
• Wear safety goggles, sturdy shoes, and long pants when using lawn • Know your limits in the heat.
mowers and other machinery.
even being out for short periods of time in high temperatures can cause
• Protect your hearing when using machinery. If you have to raise your
serious health problems. Monitor your activities and time in the sun to lower
voice to talk to someone who is an arm’s length away, the noise can be
your risk for heat-related illness.
potentially harmful to your hearing.
• If you’re outside in hot weather for most of the day you’ll need to make an
• Wear gloves to lower the risk for skin irritations, cuts, and certain contaminants.
effort to drink more fluids.
• Protect yourself from diseases caused by mosquitoes and ticks. Use insect
• Avoid drinking liquids that contain alcohol or large amounts of sugar,
repellent containing Deet. Wear long-sleeved shirts, and pants tucked in
especially in the heat. these actually cause you to lose more body fluid.
your socks. you may also want to wear high rubber boots since ticks are
usually located close to the ground. • Take breaks often. Try to rest in shaded areas so that your body’s
thermostat will have a chance to recover. Stop working if you experience
• Lower your risk for sunburn and skin cancer. Wear long sleeves, wide-
breathlessness or muscle soreness.
brimmed hats, sun shades, and sunscreen with sun protective factor (SPF)
15 or higher. • Pay attention to signs of heat-related illness, including extremely high
body temperature, headache, rapid pulse, dizziness, nausea, confusion, or
Put saFety First unconsciousness.
Powered and unpowered tools and equipment can cause serious injury. limit
• Watch people who are at higher risk for heat-related illness, including
distractions, use chemicals and equipment properly, and be aware of hazards to
infants and children up to four years of age; people 65 years of age or
lower your risk for injury.
older; people who are overweight; people who push themselves too hard
• Follow instructions and warning labels on chemicals and lawn and garden during work or exercise; and people who are physically ill or who take
equipment. certain medications (i.e. for depression, insomnia, or poor circulation).
• Make sure equipment is working properly. • Eat healthy foods to help keep you energized.
• Sharpen tools carefully. Source: CDC.gov
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