Sunshine Terrace Foundation Inc

“The form 990 goes to each member of the board of directors where questions and concerns are addressed. The finance committee does an in-depth review of the 990.”

“The members of the board are conscientious of conflict of interest activities and voluntarily bring up their own activities for discussion if they feel it might violate, or give the perception of violating, the organization's conflict of interest policy. The executive committee monitors and addresses issues that might be potential conflicts of interest. The management and committee structure of sunshine terrace foundation also promotes the ongoing monitoring of conflict of interest activities. The members of the board are all known to each other, as they are all part of the same community. This makes it easier to identify situations where a conflict of interest may exist.”

“Health benefits are renewed yearly. Employees must be employed 60 days at a minimum average of 30 hours per week to qualify. Compensation is determined by state wage rates for all job descriptions. Ceo and controller compensation agreements are evaluated on a yearly basis.”

“Available upon request and located on company website. Organizational documents are also supplied at the annual meeting.”

“Other program services 4: the worx outpatient therapy & fitness, formally known as aquaworx physical therapy & fitness, is a premier community out-patient physical, occupational, speech, water therapy clinic, and fitness gym. Specializing in aquatic therapy,prehab (rehabilitation prior to a surgery to allow for quicker recovery), veritgo, dry needling, balance therapy, neurological treatments, and age forty and finer fitness training. Our state-of-the-art hydroworx pool and our licensed therapy staff help our patients heal from injuries and improve quality of life as they regain their abilities. We offer an exercise specialist in our fitness gym and classes. We have the only certified rock steady boxing course in northern utah. This course helps clients who suffer from parkinson, manage the disease process with dignity. We are proud to serve members of the silver sneakers program.”

“In-Kind Donations = $4195”

“The process has not changed from the prior year.”

“Executive summaryour servicesas a foundation we provide a continuum of services that help us meet the needs of our community. Our skilled nursing facility provides post-acute short-term rehabilitation, long-term skilled care, respite care, and specialized dementia care services. Our assisted living center offers level-two assisted living services, including overnight respite stays, all with 24-hour licensed nurse coverage. Our home health business provides skilled & non-skilled in-home personal services, physical, occupational, and speech therapies. Our hospice business offers end-of-life palliative care to clients in their homes or outside health care facility. Our personal care agency business provides homemaking and companion services to clients in their homes. Our outpatient therapy company offers physical, occupational and speech therapy services as well as a wide variety of fitness training programs. In 2022, we served approximately 199 people per day across all business lines, and averaged around 244 employees (full and part time). We are fully licensed by the utah department of health for our skilled rehabilitation center, assisted living services, outpatient therapy, home health, hospice, and in-home personal care agency. We are certified to provide both medicaid and medicare services. We provide services to residents that are part of managed care organizations. We also are on the panels of many of the major insurance companies. We provide uncompensated care to individuals who have no source of reimbursement. We are active members of the utah health care association, the american health care association, utah assisted living association, national center for assisted living, utah association of home care and hospice, as well as the national association for home care and hospice. Community outreach and supportto help facilitate our mission and vision, we are honored to provide resources to our community. Sunshine terrace foundation offers a wide range of support groups. We have partnered with the cache county caregiver coalition to facilitate educational workshops for caregivers in our community. Once a week we host, on our campus, the caregiver support group and a group titled peaceful healing. This is a grief and bereavement group. Each quarter, a five session class is held titled dementia dialogues. This class educates care givers on dementia and alzeimers. It is taught by sunshine terrace foundation staff that are certified in dementia training. These classes are open to the public and free of charge. All of our groups are open for anyone in our community. It is our pleasure to provide meeting rooms for these community organizations free of charge. We are active in service clubs and volunteer community organizations such as rotary club and the cache chamber of commerce. We have a paid programing segment on utah public radio where we offer educational tips for aging adults.it is our privilege to partner with utah state university, bridgerland applied technology college, and utah c.n.a to provide a practicum setting for students in nursing, social services, dietay, and music therapy. We also mentor professionals who want to go into health care administration. Financialwe ended 2022 with a current ratio of 3.29 to 1, and a debt ratio of 7.09 to 1. In 2022 management and general expenses were 6.8% of total expenses. Our fund raising costs were less than 1%. Our donors gave $573,604. We provided $2,553,665 in state-defined uncompensated care. We are very grateful for our property tax exemption granted by cache county, the state of utah, and our federal tax exempt status as well. These exemptions allow us to put those funds into patient care. We pride ourselves in being community-run, but more importantly, a community-focused organization.”