Anderson Regional Medical Center

“Joseph m. Anderson, john g. Anderson, nell gayden hill, and george d. Farr, jr. Are directors or officers of anderson regional medical center and have a family relationship. 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: jason m. Little gregory m. Duckett james a. Grantham”

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

“On january 1, 2024, baptist memorial health care corporation merged with anderson regional health system, which consists of anderson regional medical center and anderson physician alliance, inc., both 501(c)(3) organizations. With this merger, baptist memorial health care corporation is now the sole corporate member of anderson regional medical center. In addition, the memberships of the four immediately preceding former members of anderson regional medical center were redeemed, the memberships of the four former members were terminated, the stock certificates of the former members have been canceled and any memberships going forward will not be evidenced by stock certificates. The governing body of anderson regional medical center will be the board of directors as determined by baptist memorial health care corporation, which includes choosing the board of directors and determining the length of term and the manner in which vacancies are filled.”

“Anderson regional medical center 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 anderson regional medical center, appoints its board of directors.”

“Baptist memorial health care corporation, as the sole member of anderson regional medical center, 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 anderson regional medical center, 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.”

“The board of anderson regional medical center has designated a three (3) person committee of independent board members to review and approve compensation. The board also has contracted for and used the professional services of lockton to review the compensation of the ceo and vice presidents and sullivan cotter to review and approve the compensation for the board of directors.”

“Anderson regional medical center 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.”

“Anderson regional medical center makes its governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and financial statements available to the public upon request.”

“Jason m. Little - 350 n. Humphreys blvd., memphis, tn 38120-2177. Gregory m. Duckett - 350 n. Humphreys blvd., memphis, tn 38120-2177. James a. Grantham - 350 n. Humphreys blvd., memphis, tn 38120-2177.”

“Anderson regional medical center provides health care to native americans from the choctaw indian reservation. We support efforts to improve the health of choctaw nation. Anderson regional medical center is active with mississippi industries for the developmentally disabled (midd). Hospital personnel serve on the advisory board and attend bi-monthly meetings. Anderson regional medical center is also active with community health improvement network (chin). Hospital personnel serve on the board of directors for this organization and seek to reach uninsured and underinsured individuals to increase education on health related topics such as heart disease, diabetes, and other chronic conditions. The goal of the organization is to increase access to care in the appropriate setting. Anderson regional medical center donates space for the free clinic of meridian to provide medical services to patients who are unable to pay. Anderson regional medical center has provided leadership as board members and/or officers for many local organizations including diabetes foundation of mississippi, mississippi nurses association, community health improvement network, mississippi children's museum - meridian, east mississippi business and development corporation, boys & girls club of east mississippi, rotary club, hope village for children, mississippi hospital association, the free clinic of meridian, and meridian community college foundation. We actively encourage our personnel to participate in our local community organizations to help improve the community. Several of the hospital's personnel participate as clinical advisors for health care curriculums at meridian community college, east central community college and university of west alabama. Staff members have also served on leadership lauderdale whereby students visit local businesses in lauderdale county to learn leadership skills. In an effort to reduce the shortage of registered nurses and other health care personnel, anderson regional medical center has taken the following actions: since 1986, anderson regional medical center has provided nursing scholarships to some of the top students at meridian community college. Seven scholarships are given annually, the dr. Jeff anderson scholarship, dr. Jefferson hollingsworth scholarship, dr. William j. Anderson scholarship, dr. William j. Anderson, iii scholarship, the william j. Gunn, esquire scholarship, the reuben s. Johnson, jr. Scholarship, and the anderson board of directors scholarship. Anderson regional medical center assists meridian community college with funding for the development and maintenance of health programs.”

“Contract labor: program service expenses 16,289,631. Management and general expenses 1,809,959. Fundraising expenses 0. Total expenses 18,099,590. Professional fees: program service expenses 15,807,698. Management and general expenses 1,756,411. Fundraising expenses 0. Total expenses 17,564,109. Purchased services: program service expenses 42,511,406. Management and general expenses 4,723,489. Fundraising expenses 0. Total expenses 47,234,895.”

“Inherent contribution -108,072,373. Restricted contributions -1,331,363. Corporation closeout -37,847,817. Net assets released from restriction 329,315.”

“Baptist memorial health care corporation, as the sole member of anderson regional medical center, 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.”