Randolph Specialty Group Practice

“The corporation is a membership corporation, with randolph hospital, inc as the sole member.”

“The board of directors are elected by the affirmative vote of the board of directors of the sole member, randolph hospital, inc.”

“Changes to the bylaws, sale or merger of the organization must be approved by the members.”

“The 990, along with a summary of key elements and disclosures, are provided to the board inviting questions and comments prior to filing.”

“The organization shares with randolph hospital a part time corporate compliance officer charged with educating the board, officers, and other employees on the conflict of interest policy. All new employees are given information upon orientation and all current employees are required to take an annual education course on compliance with the policy. There is a corporate compliance meeting to update key individuals on new issues and new info regarding corporate compliance. The board of directors are required annually to read, sign, and remit a copy of the policy to the board chair.”

“Randolph hospital contracts with an independent compensation consultant to determine appropriate compensation levels for executives that is commensurate with organizations of similar size and structure. A compensation committee of the board has final determination of compensation levels for top executives.”

“Photocopies of the form 990 are available upon request at the organization's administrative office.”

“Photocopies of the organization'as governing documents, conflict of interest policy and financial statements are available upon request at the organization's administrative office”

“No change from prior year.”

“As of january 2017 randolph hospital is now randolph health. Randolph hospital, a comprehensive provider of healthcare to the people of randolph county and surrounding communities has become randolph health. The new name, randolph health, better reflects the evolution that has been taking place throughout the randolph system over the past several years. There are three main drivers that led to the change. First, healthcare is changing faster than ever before. Technological advancements have created a higher standard of care. Secondly, the community served is changing. The community is more knowledgeable and diverse than ever, which means the needs and expectations of the community has evolved. The third reason is as the randolph health system has evolved over the last 20 years, it has become apparent that the communities served might not fully be aware of the extent of our change. We have 26 distinct care locations in randolph county in addition to the services we provide in homes. Our commitment is to making sure you have the right care, when you need it and where you need it.”