Good Samaritan Hospital Foundation - Dayton

“The good samaritan foundation (gsf-dayton) has one corporate member: premier health (premier), an ohio non-profit corporation.”

“Premier has the sole authority to elect the board of trustees for gsf-dayton. Premier has the authority to remove such trustees at any regular or special meeting or by written consent.”

“SEE 7A”

“This 990 filing and attached schedules (the return) are prepared by a staff member in the tax department of premier, with which gsf-dayton is an affiliate. The return is reviewed by the tax manager and the director of tax compliance of premier. The return is concurrently sent to ernst & young u.s. Llp for their review. After all changes from the above groups are made, the return is reviewed by the vice president/controller of premier and the chief financial officer of this entity. A final version of the return is sent to ernst & young u.s. Llp for a final review and then provided to the board of trustees for review. At the board of trustees' meeting, the vice president/controller of premier (or designee) shares detailed information on compensation and other key areas, as well as address any other questions from the board of trustees, pending their review. The 990 filing is also shared with the audit committee of premier.”

“Premier, with which gsf-dayton is an affiliate, requires all board members, board committee members, medical directors, supply chain division members, authorized signers, directors, executives, medical executive committee members, medical department and section chairs, physician partnership committee members, physician guidance group members, and all employed physicians to annually review the premier comprehensive conflict of interest statement, an explanatory memorandum, the antitrust compliance policy, and complete an individual questionnaire disclosing any potential conflicts as defined in the conflict of interest policy. This is accomplished either by way of an electronic communication sent out directly by the corporate compliance department or by way of a memo sent out from the chairman of the board and chief executive officer of premier. It also includes an explanatory memorandum of specific activities that might give cause to a conflict and an individual questionnaire to disclose all such activities. This questionnaire must be completed and signed by the individual. This correspondence includes a copy of the antitrust compliance policy that must be signed by the individual. All of these documents are sent to the corporate compliance department. The corporate compliance department ensures all forms are returned and retains the documents for five years. In addition, at each meeting of the board or any board committee, following approval of the previous meeting's minutes, the board or committee chair shall request any board member who perceives a potential conflict of interest on any of the meeting's agenda items to disclose the potential conflict. Additionally, at any board or board committee meeting where the subject of conflict of interest is discussed, the minutes shall contain the name of the party discussing a potential conflict of interest, the nature of the potential conflict of interest and whether a conflict of interest was found to exist. If a conflict of interest is determined by the board to exist, the member will be excused from participating in any discussion or voting on the particular agenda item. The chief compliance and enterprise risk officer reports the results of the premier conflict of interest questionnaires no less than annually to the board of trustees by way of the compliance and audit committee. This review is documented in the minutes of the meeting. Periodically, the internal audit department will review a sample of completed conflict of interest questionnaires and report the results to the compliance and audit committee. The annual conflict of interest questionnaires are individually summarized in a document and sent electronically to the finance department for any necessary disclosures required on the 990 filing.”

“Compensation for the gsf-dayton ceo is reviewed and approved by premier, with which gsf-dayton is an affiliate, on an annual basis. The review process performed by premier follows a market based compensation philosophy designed to attract and retain the executive talent required to meet the high-performance standards of our board and our community. Premier annually reviews executive compensation survey data for a regional peer group of systems and hospitals that are similar in size and complexity to premier and its affiliates. The data for the survey is provided by a third-party consultant group that is independent of premier. This report includes comparability data for key executives, vice presidents, and director level positions. The independent comparability data is reviewed by the executive compensation committee on an annual basis. This committee contains three members, all of whom are independent. This committee reviews in detail the compensation for the premier ceo, coo, cfo, chief strategy officer, chief integration officer and the hospital ceos. Other positions are reviewed at a high level for reasonableness. All the meeting minutes are documented and kept on file along with any comparability data and the consultant report. After the compensation committee reviews and approves the compensation actions, the process is audited by the internal audit department. The executive compensation committee presents the compensation actions to the premier board annually.”

“The governing documents and financial statements are made available to the public when required by law or for accreditation purposes. The conflict of interest policy is available upon request.”

“Transfer to affiliate -132,396. Pledge reserve -8,052.”