Memorial Health System Group

Filing Period

Oct 1, 2012 to Sep 30, 2013

Signed

Aug 1, 2014

Return Version

2012v2.1

Gross Receipts

$1,694,392,516

Mission

Major Activities

Activity 2

Cardiovascularthe programs of memorial medical center's heart & vascular services focus on reducing the incidence of cardiac and vascular disease. Through prevention programs and the latest diagnostic and treatment procedures, its goal is to work with patients to achieve great patient outcomes and optimum long-term health. In fiscal year 2013, memorial medical center's cardiac cath lab performed 3,191 heart caths, 1,412 coronary interventions, 1,427 electrophysiology (ep) procedures, and 1,140 vascular cases. Recognized as a leader and innovator in heart and vascular technology, the memorial heart & vascular services team also performed 294 coronary bypass and valve surgeries. Other services include non-invasive cardiac and vascular testing, cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation, heart failure clinic, nutrition counseling, and support groups. Once a patient is diagnosed and treated, cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation care continues. Utilizing a team of registered nurses, exercise physiologists and support staff, three phases of rehabilitation are offered. Phase i occurs within 24 hours of surgery, helping patients to become ambulatory and prepare to go home. Phase ii takes place in the hospital's exercise area, where rehabilitation efforts are prescribed and closely monitored by therapists, physiologists, and other team members. Phase iii happens at the gus and flora kerasotes ymca, where sessions are supervised by a registered nurse and include aerobic classes, recumbent bicycles, treadmills, stair machines and whirlpools. Fy13 visits for cardiac and pulmonary rehab for phase i was 20,666; phase ii was 10,038; phase iii was 12,114. Telescales home monitoring system provides a two-way communication between heart failure patients and their health care providers at memorial heart and vascular services. This system has been especially beneficial for our patients in outlying areas to reduce the number of trips that are made to the hospital. Fy13 patients monitored using telescales was 77.memorial medical center's community health needs assessment identified and adopted cardiovascular disease as one of the areas of focus in meeting the needs of the community. Be aware women's fair - 570 participants; $6,124 community benefitbetter breathers support group - 203 participants; $1,681 community benefitcholesterol / blood pressure screenings provided at community health fairs - 1,145 participants; $24,396 community benefitcommunity health events - 291 participants; $4,493 community benefit - american heart association heart walk event planning; celebrate the heart of the woman; cpr education rochester hs; are you heart smart?; women & heart disease; heart is just the start seminarhealth jam (partnership with u of i 4-h extension, siu, ymca, and mmc) - 175 participants; $2,780 community benefitkids heart advantage - 336 participants; $7,179 community benefithead pro education - $599 community benefitheart failure support group - 120 participants; $4,618 community benefitlvrs reunion - 62 participantsopen heart reunion - 95 participants

Activity 3

Orthopedicsmemorial medical center's orthopedics service offers state-of-the-art interdisciplinary care for bone and joint disorders. Working with community orthopedic surgeons, mmc's team of healthcare professionals provides comprehensive patient education, diagnostic, surgical and rehabilitation services for patients of all ages. These services are provided in the premier treatment facilities in the region.memorial's innovative jointworks program is part of orthopedic services. Through jointworks, nearly 1,200 patients undergo hip and knee replacements at memorial medical center annually. An experienced team of orthopedic surgeons, anesthesiologists, nurses, therapists, and social workers guide patients from pre-surgery education through post-surgery rehabilitation.prior to joint replacement surgery, memorial's orthopedic services offered 137 free patient and family education classes and physical therapists and orthopedic surgeons partnered to provide 12 free pre-operative preparation classes. During fy 13, memorial medical center's orthopedics services completed 4,860 orthopedic procedures. The jointworks program performed 797 knee replacement procedures and 397 hip replacements. Other orthopedic services included 185 cervical fusion procedures, 261 femur fracture surgical repairs, and 407 lumbar fusion procedures.in addition, 550 free bone density screenings were provided at various health fairs within the community, two community education sessions were provided by orthopedic services staff members, and collaboration with area physicians resulted in three community events in which they shared their expertise on a variety of topics within the field of orthopedics.

Filer

EIN

90-0756744