Somerville Hospital

“Until its merger with and into its sister entity whidden memorial hospital, inc. (see part iv, line 31 disclosure below), somerville hospital was a wholly-owned subsidiary of the cambridge public health commission d/b/a cambridge health alliance ("cha"), a public health system created by and existing pursuant to special act of the massachusetts legislature. The organization provided management and support personnel to and held real estate for its parent, cha, in furtherance of cha's mission. Cha was and is the legal entity that is licensed to operate healthcare facilities and provide health related services to the communities it serves. Part i, lines 3 & 4 and part vi, lines 1a & 1b: somerville hospital does not have any independent board members since all of the board members were compensated by a related organization and appointed by cambridge public health commission d/b/a cambridge health alliance ("cha"). Cha is a public instrumentality created by and existing pursuant to special act of the massachusetts legislature and was the sole corporate member of the organization. Part iii, line 3: effective january 1, 2020, somerville hospital (the "organization") merged with and into whidden memorial hospital, inc. ("wmhi") with wmhi as the surviving corporation. Wmhi was and is a wholly-owned subsidiary of cambridge public health commission d/b/a cambridge health alliance ("cha") and a supporting organization of cha, providing management and support personnel to and holding real estate for its parent, cha, in furtherance of cha's mission. Wmhi and the organization served mirror functions in support of cha, each providing personnel to and holding real estate for cha. Upon the merger of the organization with and into wmhi, wmhi as the surviving corporation changed its name to cha general services, inc. On the january 1, 2020 effective date of the merger, by operation of law all assets and employees of the organization became assets and employees of cha general services, inc. As the successor to the organization, cha general services, inc. Continues to carry on the organization charitable purpose. Cha general services, inc. Continues to be a wholly-owned subsidiary and supporting organization of cha. Cha general services, inc. Employs the personnel previously separately employed by the organization and wmhi and provides such personnel to cha. Cha general services, inc. Holds the real estate previously separately held by the organization and wmhi and holds this real estate for cha. Part iii, line 4a: until its merger with and into its sister entity whidden memorial hospital, inc., somerville hospital (the "organization") was a wholly-owned subsidiary of the cambridge public health commission d/b/a cambridge health alliance ("cha"). The organization is a supporting organization of cha. Cha's mission is to improve the health of the communities its serves. Cha operates (a) two hospital campuses and (b) a network of ambulatory care clinics in the massachusetts communities of cambridge, somerville, malden, revere, and everett. Cha also provides public health services and programs in its service area. Cha qualifies as a disproportionate share hospital under medicare and medicaid, and the majority of its patients are uninsured or under-insured. Part vi, line 1b: somerville hospital did not have any independent members. However cambridge public health commission d/b/a cambridge health alliance has individuals on its board of trustees who are independent. Part vi, line 2: all officers, directors, trustees, and key employees were also employees of cambridge public health commission or its other wholly-owned subsidiaries, and therefore had a business relationship. Part vi, line 6: cambridge public health commission d/b/a cambridge health alliance was the sole corporate member of somerville hospital. Part vi, line 7a: cambridge public health commission d/b/a cambridge health alliance had the right to appoint, and did appoint, all members of the”

“Other changes in net assets or fund balances including the following: merger with and into whidden memorial hospital, inc. - $18,751,723”