Baptist Memorial Hospital

“The following individuals have a business relationship because they are board members or shared officers of a taxable entity within baptist memorial health care corporation: arie szatkowski, md gregory m. Duckett jason m. Little gary c. Anderson edwin p. Cade cyndi s. Pittman”

“Baptist memorial health care corporation, as sole member of baptist memorial hospital, provides certain legal, finance, quality, and personnel services pursuant to a shared services agreement.”

“Baptist memorial hospital is a non-profit, non-stock corporation whose sole member is baptist memorial health care corporation.”

“Baptist memorial health care corporation, as the sole member of baptist memorial hospital, appoints its board of directors.”

“Baptist memorial health care corporation, as the sole member of baptist memorial hospital, approves the board of directors' actions.”

“The form 990 is reviewed by baptist memorial health care corporation's executive vice-president/cfo, the entity's top financial official, and an outside independent accounting and tax firm prior to submitting the form 990 to the irs. The form 990 was not reviewed by the organization's board of directors before submitting it to the irs. Baptist memorial health care corporation, as the sole member of the organization, has a finance, audit and compliance committee that is appointed by its board of directors. The finance, audit and compliance committee will review the form 990 after submitting it to the irs. The committee reports the completion of the review to the corporate board of directors.”

“Baptist memorial health care corporation, the sole member of baptist memorial hospital, requires that all employees, including officers and key employees, periodically complete a certification and acknowledgement of the baptist memorial health care corporation standards of conduct, which incorporates the conflict-of-interest policy. Board members disclose and sign a conflict-of-interest statement each december. In the event that an employee or board member becomes aware of a potential conflict of interest, he/she is required to report it to their chief executive officer before taking any action. If he/she is the chief executive officer, then he/she is to report to the chairman of the board of directors. The signed conflict of interest statements are reviewed by the senior vice president and corporate counsel and are maintained in the baptist memorial health care corporation legal department. If a conflict of interest is found to exist, it will be the responsibility of the chief executive officer, with the involvement of the baptist memorial health care corporation legal department to resolve the issue.”

“As sole member of baptist memorial hospital, baptist memorial health care corporation's human resource department, the governance committee of the board of directors, and an independent compensation consulting firm perform annual reviews each december and approve compensation of the ceo and other top management personnel. They use comparability data and other sources as needed. The ceo and other top management use the same type of information to approve compensation of other officers and key employees. On december 5, 2022, the compensation was reviewed and approved for the calendar year ended december 31, 2023 for the president, the vice presidents, and the ceo/administrator.”

“Baptist memorial hospital makes copies of its form 1023, form 990, and form 990-t available for public inspection to anyone who requests them as required by the internal revenue service.”

“Baptist memorial hospital makes its governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and financial statements available to the public upon request.”

“Several national awards for quality and service, including: - recognized by the american heart association for their stroke care. Joint commission award: - designated by the joint commission as a key performer on key quality measures for heart attack, heart failure, and pneumonia, as well as surgical care and perinatal care. American heart association: - recipient of the american heart association/american stroke association's get with the guidelines target: stroke honor roll elite plus silver plus quality achievement award. Tennessee nurses' association's outstanding employer award: - earned the tennessee nurses' association's outstanding employer award for its commitment to nurses and nursing excellence. Baptist memorial hospital-memphis' pharmacy department recently won the tennessee society of health-system pharmacists' innovative health-system pharmacy practice award. The award is given annually to a pharmacy department staff in a hospital with more than 100 beds in recognition of efforts that advanced the level of pharmacy services within the past two years. Over the last few years baptist memorial hospital-memphis has moved to a decentralized model, allowing many of the pharmacists to move from the inpatient area out to the floors. By making this move, hospital pharmacists are more visible, more involved, and more immediately available to nurses and ancillary staff. The inpatient staff assists with providing services to the ambulatory care center, stem cell center, cardiac services as well as off-site physician practices. The baptist memorial hospital-memphis campus offers two libraries that provide journals, books, as well as meeting and study space for baptist team members, physicians, patients, and the public. Both facilities were made possible through gifts to baptist memorial health care foundation, inc. The dr. Maury w. Bronstein health sciences library, located on the concourse level at baptist memorial hospital-memphis, opened in 1998 in honor of the long-time baptist internist and cardiologist. The library subscribes to 35 online journals. The library also fills approximately fifteen thousand requests for articles from physicians and clinicians. Baptist memorial hospital-memphis does not limit its concern for the community to patient care. It has four other areas that make contributions to improving the condition of individuals in the mid-south. These areas are education of health care professionals, community relations activities, donations to the community, and volunteerism. Education of health care professionals: baptist memorial hospital-memphis has a commitment to ensuring that an educated and trained work force of health care professionals is available to the memphis community. Significant expenses were incurred in connection with program costs for education. Baptist memorial hospital-memphis also supports an intern and residency program through the university of tennessee-memphis. Community relations activities: baptist memorial hospital-memphis provided the following special activities through various services and departments in the hospital: other community relations activities included: - career day speakers - crosslink international-memphis - american heart association - donations for homeless patients served by baptist memorial health care corporation's outreach van - community-based stroke and heart failure support groups - the use of hospital meeting rooms for various community groups at no charge for non-profit agencies donations to the community: baptist memorial hospital-memphis donates medical equipment that has been retired from service. Classes & seminars: baptist memorial hospital-memphis offered various classes and seminars at no cost to participants. Volunteerism: baptist memorial hospital-memphis encourages volunteerism from its employees. Baptist memorial hospital-collierville: medical services at baptist memorial hospital-collierville include a sleep disorders center, outpatient rehabi”

“During the year ended september 30, 2024, baptist memorial hospital for women's program services produced the following results: - the mother-baby obstetrics/labor and delivery department had 5,207 patient visits at a cost of $9,483,613. - the neonatal-icu department had 16,734 patient visits at a cost of $15,010,171. - the women's health center performed 59,075 procedures at a cost of $4,249,468. Baptist memorial hospital for women is only one of fifteen freestanding women's hospitals in america. It was designed entirely to meet the needs of women through every stage of life, from childbirth to menopause. Research shows that women make 80 percent of the decisions on health care and baptist wanted to design a facility to specifically meet the needs of women and children. The hospital's quality metrics are compared to those of the nation's premier institutions, and consistently outperform the benchmarks in these comparative measures. Baptist memorial hospital for women has protocols for early identification and treatment of maternal hemorrhages and hypertension in pregnancy and are recognized as regional models. Baptist memorial hospital for women is also a primary teaching site with its own obstetrics and gynecology residency program with 20 approved resident slots through acgme. The beautiful beginnings program provides maternity education throughout pregnancy and 52 weeks after birth through a website or free downloadable app. The site and free app have over 300 topics covering stages of labor, wellness for mom and baby and is disseminated every tuesday with a relevant milestone. The beautiful beginnings program also has postpartum support groups and a warm line staffed with nurses to answer questions or concerns. For more information, please reach out to [email protected]. Baptist memorial hospital for women is also the site for most women's cancer related services within the baptist cancer center. Our women's health center is the region's premier program for breast health, and was the first site to offer mobile mammography, seed localization, contrast enhanced mammography for patients with dense breast tissue, and the first site to achieve certification by the national accreditation program for breast centers (napbc). A recent expansion of the women's health center allows for more space, timelier appointments for screening mammograms, bone density exams and contrast enhanced mammography. The added space allows four nurse navigators to utilize a resource room with breast cancer care, health, and survivorship information. This library is filled with books, pamphlets and a computer to review genetic risks, care plans and general topics. The women's health center has blossom within and living beyond breast cancer support groups for breast cancer patients. Annually, the hospital hosts a baby and kids fair in april to provide resources and education to expecting mothers, new families and children. Guests can learn from area dentists, doctors, and nurses about what to expect when laboring, car seat safety, breastfeeding, doula support, available funds and incentives for healthcare and so much more. For more information, please email [email protected]. The team members of the women's and children's hospital have an annual learning event for high school juniors and seniors. The crash course camp is held in the summer to showcase different career paths in healthcare. Students receive a bag with scrubs, a stethoscope, a blood pressure cuff and other essentials to learn about pharmacy, lab, radiology, respiratory, and nursing. This hands-on experience is always a huge success with full classes and great reviews. For more information visit www.baptistonline.org/about/volunteer/crash-course-camp. For more information on our women's or pediatric services, please email [email protected] or [email protected]. For more information on women's or children's health topics please reach out to [email protected] or”

“- full-service lab, drawn by pediatric nurses - fluoroscopy exams - respiratory care - nutrition counseling - audiology - catheterizations - peripherally inserted central venous catheter line (picc) placements - intravenous infusions, such as antibiotics, chemotherapy, blood, and iv immune globulin - intramuscular and subcutaneous injections - moderate sedation and general anesthesia, as needed for procedures outpatient diagnostics include: - diagnostic x-rays - computerized tomography (ct) with anesthesia capabilities, if needed - ekg, 24-hour holter monitors and pediatric echocardiograms - mri with anesthesia capabilities, if needed - ultrasounds pediatric surgery: the hospital provides a variety of surgery services for children, including pre-admission surgery evaluation, through our perch outpatient center. To make children and their families as comfortable as possible, baptist memorial hospital for women has pre-surgery and post-surgery pediatric rooms. The hospital's pediatric surgery services include: - ear, nose, and throat - gyn - ophthalmology - oral and dental - orthopedics - plastic surgery - urology donations made by baptist memorial hospital for women and the spence & becky wilson baptist children's hospital include the below recipients: - the breast cancer eradication initiative, inc. - zeta think pink - forest spence fund - bobby jones chiari & syringomyelia foundation - the shrine school - collierville rotary”

“All forms 1099 are prepared by the accounts payable department of baptist memorial health care corporation, the sole member of baptist memorial hospital. All forms 1099 are issued using the federal tax identification number of baptist memorial health care corporation. Forms 1099 are not processed by entity, but by vendor group. Many vendors perform services for multiple baptist memorial health care corporation entities, so only one 1099 is issued per vendor with the total amount paid for services. This number is reported on baptist memorial health care corporation's form 990, part v, line 1a.”

“The payroll function is centralized at the corporate payroll department of baptist memorial health care corporation, the sole member of baptist memorial hospital. The corporate payroll department is responsible for all salaries and wages of employees for the entire baptist memorial health care corporation system. Forms w-2 and w-3 are submitted electronically to the internal revenue service using baptist memorial health care corporation's federal tax identification number, according to the guidelines associated with common paymaster. However, the employee information is allocated to its respective facility for financial reporting purposes and they are reported to the state by each facility. Thus, the amount reported on form 990, part v, line 2a reflects the number of employees at this facility who received a w-2. The total number of forms w-2 for all baptist memorial health care corporation entities is reported on the baptist memorial health care corporation w-3.”

“Contract labor: program service expenses 26,169,919. Management and general expenses 1,377,364. Fundraising expenses 0. Total expenses 27,547,283. Purchased services: program service expenses 23,652,009. Management and general expenses 3,225,274. Fundraising expenses 0. Total expenses 26,877,283. Physician fees: program service expenses 66,156,226. Management and general expenses 3,481,907. Fundraising expenses 0. Total expenses 69,638,133.”

“Baptist memorial health care corporation, as the sole member of baptist memorial hospital, has an audit committee that chooses the audit firm, oversees and reviews the audit reports, and then follows up on any necessary changes and recommendations. The process has not changed from prior years.”