Multicare Health System

“Janine terrano and john folsom have a business relationship.”

“Process used by management and/or governing body to review 990 the multicare health system (mhs) form 990 is prepared by internal staff and reviewed by an outside accounting firm. Initial reviews are performed by levels of management in various departments throughout the organization, including the chief executive officer, and the chief financial officer. A review is then performed by the finance and audit committee of the board, with a presentation by the outside accounting firm. Lastly, a copy of the final forms 990s for mhs, multicare foundations and mary bridge children's foundation, including all required schedules, are posted to diligent board books, a secure board portal where the mhs's board of directors have access to review/gain knowledge/ask questions, prior to its filing with the irs.”

“Process used to monitor transactions for conflicts of interest the board of directors has accountability for oversight of the process for disclosure, evaluation, and management of conflicts of interest involving any director on the board, executive leadership, or key employee. In accordance with the conflicts of interest policy, these individuals are required to complete the conflicts of interest questionnaire at least annually, and have an ongoing obligation to update the disclosure in the event an actual or potential conflict of interest arises. The conflicts of interest questionnaire includes a statement that the person has received a copy of the conflicts of interest policy, has read and understands the policy, has agreed to comply with the policy, and understands that the organization must engage primarily in activities that further its tax exempt purposes. Written disclosures are reviewed by the compliance officer, and in certain circumstances, there is further review by the general counsel and the member. No person with a conflict of interest participates in an activity related to the conflict of interest unless disclosed, resolved, and permitted in accordance with the conflict of interest policy. Conflicts of interest are documented.”

“A-b: process used to determine compensation of ceo the board, through its compensation committee consisting of independent, non-paid, board members, is accountable for ensuring and approving a reasonable total compensation package, consistent with its compensation philosophy, for the ceo for his management and leadership of multicare health system entities (91-1514257, 94-3030039, 91-2004312, 46-5636491, 91-1111928). The compensation committee directs the development and it approves annual goals and performance criteria that are used to determine variable compensation opportunities for the ceo. The compensation committee assesses performance against these goals and performance criteria, which include improving patient care, care access to the underserved, clinical outcomes, and patient safety, as well as earning an operating margin to enable investment in people, technology, and facilities. The compensation committee selects and engages a qualified independent compensation consultant each year to review and analyze the total compensation package for alignment with appropriate practices for similar not-for-profit healthcare systems. The compensation committee, as part of its analysis, obtains from the independent compensation consultant appropriate comparability data, including total compensation paid by similarly situated not-for-profit health care organizations for positions that are functionally comparable. The compensation deliberation and decisions are contemporaneously documented. The last time this process was undertaken was 2019.”

“The organization makes its governing documents, conflict of interest policy and audited consolidated financial statements available to the public upon request. The audited financial statements are also included as part of the form 990.”

“Professional services: program service expenses 315,405,512. Management and general expenses 0. Fundraising expenses 0. Total expenses 315,405,512.”

“Changes in accrued pension asset 13,275,715. Transfer of assets: navos and behavioral, mhs's foundations -10,342,632.”