2011-04-06T12:33:17-05:00 2010-06-30 Blue & Co LLC 8800 Lyra Drive Suite 450 Columbus OH 43240 990 2009-07-01 344440884 WOOD COUNTY HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION WOOD 4193548900 950 W WOOSTER STREET BOWLING GREEN OH 43402 KAROL D BORTEL 4193548900 2011-03-17 1 Stephen A Sheridan 6148852583 2009 2016-02-24 21:20:13Z Karol D Bortel 950 W WOOSTER STREET BOWLING GREEN OH 43402 86250045 0 X WWW.WOODCOUNTYHOSPITAL.ORG X 1951 OH Wood County Hospital's mission is to provide the highest quality preventative, restorative, educational and rehabilitation health care services to all. Inpatient acute care and ancillary services are available to serve both traditional inpatients and ambulatory patients. Emergency services are provided 24 hours a day, seven days a week. During fiscal year 2010, 26,215 individuals received treatment in the Emergency Department. Medical care is provided regardless of the patient's ability to pay. During the fiscal year, $57,765,618 was the value of services provided where the hospital did not receive full payment. Of this, $4,095,566.93 was charity care. 11 11 0 0 0 0 252514 151548 80216106 81595911 -3144833 2118356 2031314 2247421 79355101 86113236 3900 0 0 40084677 41950452 0 0 37244227 40124258 77332804 82074710 2022297 4038526 164914462 170657778 62165819 66242173 102748643 104415605 Wood County Hospital's mission is to provide the highest quality preventative, restorative, educational and rehabilitation health care services to all. Inpatient acute care and ancillary services are available to serve both traditional inpatients and ambulatory patients. Emergency services are provided 24 hours a day, seven days a week. During fiscal year 2010, 26,215 individuals received treatment in the Emergency Department. Medical care is provided regardless of the patient's ability to pay. During the fiscal year, $57,765,618 was the value of services provided where the hospital did not receive full payment. Of this, $4,095,566.93 was charity care. 0 0 61938906 81595911 WOOD COUNTY HOSPITAL PROVIDED HEALTH CARE SERVICES TO 3,352 INPATIENTS, 386 NEWBORNS, AND 88,230 OUTPATIENTS DURING FISCAL YEAR ending 6/30/10. WOOD COUNTY HOSPITAL PROVIDES QUALITY MEDICAL HEALTH CARE REGARDLESS OF RACE, CREED, SEX, NATIONAL ORIGIN, DISABILITY, AGE, OR ABILITY TO PAY. ALTHOUGH REIMBURSEMENT FOR SERVICES RENDERED IS CRITICAL TO THE OPERATION AND STABILITY OF OUR HOSPITAL, IT IS RECOGNIZED THAT NOT ALL INDIVIDUALS ARE FINANCIALLY ABLE TO PURCHASE NECESSARY MEDICAL CARE. THEREFORE, IN KEEPING WITH OUR COMMITMENT TO SERVE ALL MEMBERS OF OUR COMMUNITY, WOOD COUNTY HOSPITAL PROVIDED CHARITY CARE VALUED AT $3,785,334.THE HOSPITAL PROVIDED COMMUNITY EDUCATION AND ASSISTANCE IN THE FOLLOWING WAYS:- FREE BLOOD PRESSURE CHECKS, BLOOD GLUCOSE TESTS, CHOLESTEROL TESTS, SCOLIOSIS EXAMS, AND BODY FAT PERCENTAGE CALCULATIONS WERE CONDUCTED AT THE WOOD COUNTY FAIR, BGSU HEALTH & SAFETY FAIR, SENIOR EXTRAVAGANZA, AND COMMUNITY DAY EVENTS. THESE TESTS ARE ALSO PROVIDED PERIODICALLY AT LOCAL SCHOOLS AND STORES. FREE BLOOD PRESSURE CHECKS ARE ALSO AVAILABLE IN THE OUTPATIENT SERVICES/ADMITTING WAITING AREAS OF THE HOSPITAL.- THE DIABETES EDUCATION PROGRAM SPONSORED A HEALTH FAIR at WOOD COUNTY HOSPITAL in april 20010. approximately 100 participants attended the health fair. A TOTAL OF 162.2 STAFF HOURS WERE NEEDED TO organize and RUN THIS EVENT.- THE DIABETES EDUCATION PROGRAM SPONSORED EIGHT DIABETES INTEREST GROUP MEETINGS FROM SEPTEMBER 2009 THROUGH MAY 2010. APPROXIMATELY 171 PARTICIPANTS ATTENDED THESE PROGRAMS. A TOTAL OF 62.3 STAFF HOURS WERE NEEDED TO RUN THESE EVENTS. - THE DIABETES EDUCATION PROGRAM ALSO MAKES EDUCATIONAL FOLLOW UP PHONE CALLS (NECESSARY FOR US TO COMPLETE THE AMERICAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION RECOGNITION REQUIREMENTS - WHICH IS NECESSARY SO THAT WE CAN BILL). FROM JULY 2009 THROUGH JUNE 2010 APPROXIMATELY 90 CLIENTS RECEIVED SERVICES THROUGH THESE PHONE CALLS. IT TOOK 91.5 STAFF HOURS TO OFFER THESE SERVICES.Other 990 services done during this time period that Nutrition Services/Diabetes Education has tracked include: Brief Outpatient visits (not billable) We provided these services to 79 participants, which took a total of 25.7 staff hours to offer these services. Educational phone calls both nutrition and diabetes related We provided these services to 59 participants, which took a total of 18.8 staff hours to offer these services. Compiling and mailing out educational materials both nutrition and diabetes related-We provided these services to 23 participants, which took a total of 7.1 staff hours to offer these services. Copying and setting up Wheeled Meals menus took 17.6 hours of staff time to offer these services. There are 44-50 Wheeled Meal clients who benefit from this service on a weekly basis. Preparation time for Wellness Talks - It took approximately 20 hours of staff time to develop these programs that we provided through wellness. Wellness should be reporting the number served by these programs and the presentation time.The hospital employs a Wellness Coordinator who works with area businesses, civic groups, and the university community to provide speakers and workshops on a variety of health care topics. Educational materials are dispensed at all functions. Events included the BGSU Safety fair, Womens health forum, Bowling Green Community Day, the Bowling Green Holiday parade, the Senior Extravaganza and health fairs at Woodland Mall, local schools, and villages. The hospital participates in the "NO WRONG DOOR" program and Community Safety Programs in cooperation with the Bowling Green Police Department. 53225 2247421 Wood County Hospital provided financial support for the following: ADAMS Screen Printing & Embroidery 166.14American Cancer Society (740 Commerce Pburg) 11,000.00American Red Cross 1,000.00BGHS Athletic Boosters 125.00Big Brothers Big Sisters of NW Ohio 300.00Black Swamp Arts Festival 250.00Black Swamp Players 130.00Bowling Green Chamber of Commerce 3,000.00Bowling Green Community Foundation 5,000.00Bowling Green Kiwanis Club 120.00Bowling Green Parks and Recreation 250.00Educational Marketing Group, Inc. 295.00Falcon Sports Properties, LLC 100.00Huntington National Bank 50.00Prevention Partners 150.00United Way 1,000.00United Way Of Greater Toledo 2,200.00Wood County Agricultural Society 5,000.00 __________ $30,136.14DONATED TO MISSION TRIP TO GAUTAMALA-SUPPLIES 5,551.72RELAY FOR LIFE 73.49 61992131 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 OH X KAROL D BORTEL 4193548900 950 W wooster st bowling green OH 434022699 STANLEY KORDUCKI 40.00 X X 205308 0 0 william kidd 40.00 X 103501 0 0 KAREN APPLE 1.50 X 0 0 0 DIANE HUFFMAN 1.50 X 0 0 0 GAYLYN FINN 1.50 X 0 0 0 DR E J KUEBECK 1.50 X 0 0 0 MICHAEL MARSH 1.50 X 0 0 0 DR THOMAS WOJCIECHOWSKI 1.50 X 0 0 0 william culbertson 1.50 X 0 0 0 paula whetsel-ribeau 1.50 X 0 0 0 JAMES F CARTER 1.50 X 0 0 0 DANELDA DREWES 1.50 X 0 0 0 edelbert kuebeck 1.50 X 0 0 0 karol bortel 40.00 X 105997 0 0 CAROLE MATTHEWS 40.00 X 121389 0 0 BRUCE KIACZ 40.00 X 112091 0 0 GEORGE S MASSAR 40.00 X 116314 0 0 764600 0 0 6 0 1 0 INCARE 1402 TREELINE DRIVE BLOOMSBURG PA 17815 HOSPITALIST 873896 HESHAM EL GAMAL MD 7803 CHESTNUT RIDGE MAUMEE OH 43537 PHYSICIAN 383467 MEDSCRIPTION LLC 28889 GEORGIA ROAD PERRYSBURG OH 43551 TRANSCRIPTION SERVICES 342852 SIMPLEXGRINNELL LP DEPT CH 10320 PALATINE IL 60055 ATTORNEY 174841 4 151548 151548 Program service revenu 900099 81595911 81595911 81595911 678108 678108 756614 756614 756614 756614 1577057 136809 1440248 1440248 1440248 miscellaneous 900099 660209 660209 MEALS 900099 440950 440950 LEASED EMPLOYEES 900099 267046 267046 122602 122602 1490807 86113236 83843332 0 2118356 31949061 24281286 7667775 499440 379574 119866 7192584 5466364 1726220 2309367 1755111 554256 467123 406368 60755 87708 76713 10995 5866719 5104045 762674 479718 326208 153510 21137 14366 6771 89072 77493 11579 4769475 3243240 1526235 53100 43542 9558 53488 38511 14977 654232 654232 5824980 5824980 239727 163014 76713 medical and other suppl 12662374 7850672 4811702 BAD DEBTS 5538915 5538915 change in interest rate 1413173 1413173 miscellaneous 1046413 858059 188354 REcruitment 397802 397802 459102 145868 313234 82074710 61992131 20082579 0 17998165 18344466 26995206 18026817 10197615 10734181 945220 964078 532260 406396 1567330 1583905 1400263 1074358 115269880 48517463 49957794 66752417 31651320 27151473 23669289 25619687 164914462 170657778 5988322 5389181 45525000 47491403 10652497 13361589 62165819 66242173 X 79406451 78938281 21687969 23682536 1654223 1794788 102748643 104415605 164914462 170657778 X 0 1 0 X 0 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Part I-A, Line 1: Organizations Direct and Indirect Political Campaign Activities: support provided through percentage of dues paid to oha and aha. 775340 775340 19874036 12715945 7158091 83003191 35801518 47201673 11617313 11617313 66752417 Securities and Other Investments 27151473 F 27151473 Investment in Foundation 23682536 INVESTMENT IN JOINT VENTURES 1186370 OTHER ASSETS 114888 ESTIMATED THIRD PARTY SETTLEMENTS 40380 BOND ISSUANCE COSTS, NET 595513 25619687 Pension Liability 11186335 interest rate swap 2175254 13361589 1 1 1 X 1 X 1 1 1 0 1 0 475244 0 475244 0.00580 1598579 0 1598579 0.01950 2073823 2073823 0.02530 3500 0 3500 0.00000 3500 3500 2077323 2077323 0.02530 11790458 13372798 -1582340 X 1 1 wood county hospital rehabilitation cent

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LAB AND X-RAY Part III, Line 9b: It is our policy to process charity applications when we know the patient is eligible, and not to pursue a form of payment once we have the eligibiltiy confirmed. Part VI, Line 2: Needs assessment Part VI, Line 3: Through financial counselor and website - also, the backside of patient statements includes a charity application to which the patients are directed from the front of the statement. 1 Procedure for Monitoring Grants in the U.S.: Part I, Line 2: Schedule I, Part I, Line 2: Wood County Hospital has a scholarship program to provide financial assistance to individuals preparing to pursue a career in health care. To apply for a scholarship, the candidate must live in an area served by Wood County Hospital, be a high school graduate or equivalent with GED, and be accepted at his or her chosen school. The candidate must complete an application, which details the candidates reasons for choosing health care. Applications are reviewed by a committee consisting of the Staff Development Coordinator, the Vice President of Employee Services, and the Administrative Assistant. The area of specialization in health care selected, community need for more professionals in a particular field, the applicants community and volunteer participation, and financial need are instrumental in the committees decision-making process. Each applicant selected will receive a scholarship in an amount ranging from $200 - $500. The scholarships will not exceed $1,000. The hospital budgets approximately $9,000 annually for this program. During the 2010 Fiscal Year, we awarded 7 scholarships totaling $3,500. X 0 0 X X X X 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 STANLEY KORDUCKI 205308 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 205308 0 197704 0 wood county 344601607 978303av7 2008-02-28 45525000 new bed tower, surgery, etc. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 dr vega physician recruitment X 20438 19410 0 1 1 dr t jantz physician recruitment X 33142 26514 0 1 1 dr elgamal startup X 712900 712900 0 0 0 er physicians group physician recruitment X 175631 14636 0 1 1 dr lane physician recruitment X 459306 153000 0 1 1 dr tamlyn physician recruitment X 48215 10447 0 1 1 dr bell home downpayment loan X 25000 27171 0 1 1 964078 Form 990, Part VI, Section B, line 11 the draft 990 is prepared and members notified that it is available for review & comment. Any questions are discussed and handled at that time. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, line 15 annually, an evaluation is sent to board members and key employees. The board compensation committee meets to review input from those queried. comparative wage data is obtained from oha and other industry reporting services. The compensation committee makes a recommendation to the board and a vote is taken. Form 990, Part VI, Section C, line 19 the organization makes its documents available upon request. Part XI, Line 2c No change in process from prior year. Page 2, part III line 4 continued program accomplishments continued: Pressure Screening Month of Sept. Wellness Coaching CMC Pilot Program $270.00 12 participants 9/29/2009 Speakers Bureau- Women's Health ODOT $248.64 18 people 10/1/2009 High Five - Kids Handwashing Program Grand Rapids Elem $60.00 12 Kids 10/2/2009 High Five - Kids Handwashing Program Deshler $156.40 71 kids 10/3/2009 Kids Safety Fair Home Depot $306.25 Sun Safety - 25 kids 10/6/2009High Five - Kids Handwashing Program Montessori Schoolls BG $178.00 112 Kids 10/7/2009 High Five - Kids Handwashing Program Conneaut School $148.00 72 Kids 10/8/2009 Flu Clinic with WC Health Department WCFairgrounds $1,813.25 77 kids Handwashing + three speakers 10/9/2009 High Five - Kids Handwashing Program Elmwood Elem. $165.20 93 kids 10/9/2009 Speakers Bureau - Fitness Conneaut Elem. $112.00 90 Kids 10/12/2009 Speakers Bureau-fitness Powell Elem in North Baltimore $92.60 40 kids 10/19/2009 Speakers Bureau - Hand Hygiene/flu/MRSA Eastwood High School $717.05 85 Kids 10/22/2009 Prostate Screening Medical Building $2,801.00 27 Participants 10/26/2009 High Five - Kids Handwashing Program Powell Elem in North Baltimore $384.00 112 Kids 10/29/2009 High Five - Kids Handwashing Program Kenwood Elem. $184.00 80 Kids Month of October Wellness Coaching Century Marketing - Pilot $265.70 12 Participants 11/1/2009 Stuffee St. Al's $66.00 25 Kids 11/2/2009 StuffeeSt. Al's $66.00 25 Kids 11/4/2009 High Five - Kids Handwashing Program Grand Rapids Elem $81.60 64 kids 11/5/2009 Speakers Bureau - Men's Health ODOT $123.85 25 Participants 11/11/2009 High Five - Kids Handwashing Program Haskins Elem. $155.60 109 Kids 11/12/2009 Speakers Bureau - Fitness Diabetes Interest Group $128.30 30 Participants 11/12/2009 High Five - Kids Handwashing Program Haskins Elem. $229.60 134 Kids 11/16/2009 Screening Bowling Green Community Center $151.52 16 Participants 11/19/2009 Lunch N Learn - Nutrition WCH $174.00 7 Participants 11/19 to 11/20/2009 Speakers Bureau - Fitness Elmwood Elem. $350.00 472 Kids 11/19/2009 High Five - Kids Handwashing Program Bright Beginnings Preschool $66.00 25 kids 11/18/2009 High Five - Kids Handwashing Program Bright Beginnings Preschool $66.00 25 Kids Month of November Wellness Coaching Century Marketing - Pilot $221.50 12 participants 12/10/2009 High Five - Kids Handwashing Program Hasking Elem $70.00 35 Kids 12/17/2009 Lunch N Learn - Nutrition WCH $128.00 5 Participants Month of December Wellness Coaching CMC Pilot Program $264.00 12 participants 1/6/2010 Planning Meeting Kids Health and Safety Fair @ WCH $64.00 Staff Time 1/6/2010 Planning Meeting Be Healthy Now Wood County @ WCH $93.80 Staff Time 1/14/2010 Planning Meeting Pain Management Event @WCH $96.00 Staff Time (Not included Dr. Melanowski's 1 hour) 1/19/2010 Tobacco Cessation Education WCH $96.00 11 In-patients 1/22/2010 2nd Biometric Screening and Counseling CMC Pilot Program $314.24 screening costs and staff time 1/25/2010 Speakers Bureau- Breast Health Devlac Hall $50.16 10 Participants 1/29/2010 Lunch n Learn WCH $112.63 6 Particpants 1/29/2010 Planning Meeting Kids Health and Safety Fair @ WCH $96.00 Staff Hours 1/29/2010 High Five - Kids Handwashing Program FUM $56.80 22 Kids Month of January Wellness Coaching CMC Pilot Program $151.00 11 Participants @ 6 visits Month of Jan. In Patient Tobacco Cessation Contact In Patient Referrals $75.80 Staff time, Educational Materials/packets given to all smokers 2/3/2010 Planning Meeting Be Healthy Now Wood County @ WCH $64.00 Staff Time 2/4/2010 Planning Meeting Kids Health and Safety Fair @ WCH $64.00 Staff Time 2/4/2010 High Five - Kids Handwashing Program Hasking Elem $74.00 25 Kids 2/5/2010 Go RED for Women WCH $750.40 Staff Time, Decorations, Ed Materials 2/13/2010 Spekaers Bureau - Heart Health Gleeners Organization $174.45 Staff time, Educational Meterials 2/16/2010 Screening Bowling Green Community Center $87.88 14 Participants 2/19/2010 Stuffee Faith United Meth. $74.00 25 Kids 2/22/2010 Stuffee Hasking Elem $74.00 25 Kids 2/25/2010 Speakers Bureau BGSU Child Dev. Ctr. $70.40 15 kids 2/26/2010 Stuffee Jack and Jill Preschool $69.60 14 Kids 2/26/2010 Lunch N Learn - Nutrition WCH $104.75 3 participants Month of Feb. Tobacco Cessation Education WCH $151.71 31 In-Patients 3/1/2010 Hallway Educational Display WCH $214.00 Display Board Purchase and Staff Time for Education Devlop. 3/8/2010 Planning Meeting Kids Health and Safety Fair @ WCH $40.00 Staff Time 3/9/2010 Planning Meeting Be Healthy Now Wood County @ WCH $64.00 Staff Time 3/17/2010 Stuffee Deshler $186.80 67 Kids 3/19/2010 Screening Women in Ag. - Nazerith Hall $207.94 22 participants 3/22/2010 Business Newsletters Wood County agencies and businesses $167.00 25 businesses 3/18/2010 Speakers bureau - Health Matters Lect. S Bowling Green Community Center $72.25 11 Participants 3/20/2010 Safe Sitter Class WCH $60.00 3 scholarships 3/25/2010 Pain Management Program - Dr. Malinowski WCH - (dexascan and blood pressures) $816.50 Staff time, Screening costs and Ed materials, door prizes Month of March Tobacco Cessation Education WCh 95.98 26 In-Patients 3/26/2010 Tobacco Cessation Education - First Apt. WCH $113.66 Seen as follow up to In-Patient 4/1/2010 First Aid Cls WCH $169.68 For Home Schooled Kids - 4 4/2/2010 Tobacco Cessation Education- Second Apt.WCH $34.15 Seen as follow up to In-Patient 4/5/2010 Speakers Bureau - Breast Health Devlac Hall $67.36 12 participants 4/7/3020 Planning Meeting Be Healthy Now Wood County @ WCH $64.00 Staff Time 4/8/2010 Speakers Bureau - Nutrition Wood County Offices $136.00 34 Participants 4/13/2010 First Aid Class Deshler Girls Scout Group $180.04 12 Particpants 4/13/2010 Planning Meeting Be Healthy Now Wood County @ WCH $64.00 Staff Time 4/14/2010 Health Fair BGSU $733.10 98 Students - Sun safety screening Dermascan) and Education 4/17/2010 Health Fair Diabetes Ed Pgm. For Community $468.10 54 Participants 4/20/2010 Screening Bowling Green Community Center $79.00 10 Participants 4/21/2010 Stuffee St Luis School $48.25 5 Kids 4/22/2010 Speakers Bureau Wood County Offices $134.50 26 Participants 4/24/2010 Screening Blood Analysis Day - WCH $225.50 70 Participants 4/26/2010 Stuffee Luckey Elementary $118.76 38 Kids 4/27/2010 Speakers Bureau - Stress Management ODOT $185.90 18 Participants Month of April Tobacco Cessation Education WCH $65.35 29 In-Patients 7/20/2009 BMI/% Body Fat Screening Bowling Green Community Center $37.50 6 Particpants 7/23/2009 Tobacco Cessation Education WCH $128.56 In-patient Requested Education 7/23/2009 Biometric Screening CMC Pilot Program $231.30 Pilot Program no charge 7/27/2009 Speakers Bureau - Fitness Barriatric Support Group $39.50 at Request of Dr Lauler 7/28 to 7/31/09 Wellness Coaching CMC Pilot Program $272.40 Pilot Program no chargE 7/29/2009 Speakers Bureau - Wound Healing N. B. Senior Center $80.00 26 Participants 7/30/2009 Lunch n Learn - Fitting Fitness In WCH $105.00 7 Participants 8/3 to 8/10/2009 Wood County Fair Fair Grounds $12,083.50 Staff time,screening cost, educational materials 8/11/2009 Sun Safety Education BG City Pool $328.00 50 kids made sun safe bead bracelets and were screened 8/12/ to 8/15/2009 Pemberville Free Fair Pemberville Park $1,194.78 Staff time, Screening costs and Ed materials 8/12/2009 Health Fair/Diabetes Education Bowling Green State University $88.64 Staff time and ed materials 8/27/2009 Lunch n Learn - Eat a Rainbow of Color WCH $64.00 Staff time 8/28/2009 High Five - Kids Handwashing Program Luckey Elementary $97.20 43 Kids Month of August Wellness Coaching CMC Pilot Program $162.50 Pilot Program no charge 9/2/2009 Tobacco Cessation Education Student $165.00 Student first and second apt. charge 9/2/2009 Speakers Bueau - Breast Health Devlac Hall $61.60 9 participants 9/8/2009 High Five - Kids Handwashing Program Deshler $187.20 88 kids 9/15/2009 High Five - Kids Handwashing Program Wood County Library $174.40 56 kids 9/14/2009 High Five - Kids Handwashing Program Powell Elem in North Baltimore $153.60 42 kids 9/17/2009 CMC 2nd Biometric Screening Century Marketing - Pilot $230.00 Pilot Program no charge 9/22/2009 High Five - Kids Handwashing Program Milton Center $164.00 90 Kids 9/23/2009 High Five - Kids Handwashing Program Deshler Elem. $158.00 75 kids 9/24/2009 Speakers Bureau - Rate Your Plate County Offices $65.82 31 People 9/24/2009 Prostate Screening Medical Building $5,258.94 51 participants 9/24/2009 Lunch n Learn - Build a Better Back WCH $64.00 18 Participants 9/27/2009 Health Fair and Screening Peace Lutheran Church $60.00 Blood PAGE 2, PART III LINE 4 CONtinued PROgram accomplishments continued: 5/1/2010 Health Fair - Screening Cinco de Mayo - WC Fair Grounds $99.00 17 participants 5/5/2010 Planning Meeting Be Healthy Now Wood County @ WCH $64.00 staff time 5/6/2010 Speakers Bureau - Stress Management WC Health Department Employees $203.78 38 Participants 5/10/2010 Planning Meeting Kids Health and Safety Fair @ WCH $96.00 Staff Time 5/11/2010 Planning Meeting High School Physicals $32.00 Staff Time 5/20/2010 Community Health and Economic Fair Malinta Elementary School $48.00 Door Prizes and Educational Materials 5/22/2010 Kids Safety Fair Bowling Green Community Center $3,895.97 200 Kids 5/24/2010 Quarterly Business Newsletter Wellness Office $143.40 Development staff time and printing costs 5/25/2010 High School Physicals Rehab Building $956.13 93 Students, 14 staff (7 paid) and 8 physician volunteers 5/28/2010 Planning Meeting Summer PE Program for BGHS $32.00 Staff Time Month of May 6/1/2010 High School Physicals Rehab Building 1,037.05 145 Students, 16 staff (6 paid) and 8 physician volunteers 6/2/2010 Planning Meeting Be Healthy Now Wood County @ WCH $64.00 Staff Time 6/5/2010 Health Fair WBGU Kids Extravaganze 174.38 50 Kids - Presidential Fitness Challenge stickers, ed mat. Etc 6/8/2010 Speakers Bureau - Sun safety/Nutrition - High School Summer PE BGHS $468.00 25 Kids - Health Education + dermascan screening 6/8/2010 Speakers Bureau - Sun safety/Nutrition - WCCA - Senior Center $149.80 23 Participants - Health Education + dermascan screening 6/10/2010 Speakers Bureau - Stretch./Stress/hand wash High School Summer PE BGHS $318.00 25 Kids - Health Education + flexibility screening 6/12/2010 Health Fair WC Historical Museum - Herritage Days $366.20 31 Participants - Health Ed + Blood Pressure Screenings 6/14/2010 High Five - Kids Handwashing Program Safety Town @ Kenwood School $131.60 62 kids - Health Ed + stickers, bar of soap and work sheets 6/14/2010 Speakers Bureau - Breast Health Devlac Hall $66.60 13 Participants 6/15/2010 Screening - Dermascan Bowling Green Community Center $108.64 11 Particpants 6/15/2010 Screening - Blood Pressure Wood County Employees $106.55 71 Participants 6/17/2010 Health Fair - Farm Bureau Screening WCH $4,766.28 112 Particpants -PF Tests, Massages, Flex, B/P, fasting lab work 6/23/2010 Stuffee Kids Learning Center $105.00 30 Kids 6/26/2010 Health Fair Unitarian Church $63.00 15 Participants - Blood Pressure Screening 6/30/2010 High Five - Kids Handwashing Program Safety Town @ Kenwood School $86.00 35 kids Month of June Total $53,258.32 78 individuals utilized the annual prostate-screening clinic. The value of tests provided free of charge was $6,318.00. Sports physicals for high school athletes are conducted at the hospital. Fourteen staff members and eight physicians volunteered to staff the event. Students pay a $10.00 fee to their school for use by the athletic department. Four area schools participated this year and 238 students were seen. The OB department provides prenatal classes free of charge for expectant mothers on Medicaid, which doesn't cover the instruction, and those who cannot otherwise afford the $40 charge. Total class attendees for 2010 for PCB/BCB/BF: 345/no pay: 87 Total no-pay with Breastfeeding support: 258 Rationale: PCB paid: 95, no pay: 30 BF paid: 80, no pay: 28 BCB paid 83, no pay 29 Breastfeeding Support all no pay: 171 attendees Lactation scheduled appointments time: 158 hours Total phone hours: 231 Rationale: Callback time: 413 patients called back for vaginal and c/s patients (average 25 min per call and leaving messages)= 137 hours 48 average GYN callbacks (approx 15-20 min each)= (16 hours average) NB/Antepartem callbacks approx 20= 6 hours average Average amount of phone time for just answering questions on the phone and follow-up calls per month (per phone time recorded and averaged) =6 hours/month = 72 hours Fair Week: 280hrs Diabetes fair= 8 hours Safe kids fair=6hours BGSU lecture-3x per year/4 hrs each=12 hrs. 334 preadmission/car seat appointments for 12months= 501 at 1.5 hours Last November benefit: 12 hours donated per Monica and Jen, department earnings donation to demise fund total $800.00 The community sharps collection program is in its twelve year. Individuals are provided a special container to collect used needles and other sharp medical waste. The full containers are returned to the hospital for proper disposal and a new container is dispensed. The program is geared toward individuals only; businesses are not eligible to participate. There are now more than 1382 residents involved, with 147 new participants this year. There were 1054 containers returned this year for safe destruction. Form 990, Part III, continued Wheeled Meals are prepared for community residents who are unable to prepare meals for themselves. This year, 35,772 meals were provided at a subsidized fee. CPR training courses are provided at a nominal cost. Local organizations including schools, government agencies, and private businesses are represented in the classes. (ie. Children's Resource Center, Eastwood Schools, BGSU, Pioneer Seed, Oak Grove Extended Care and the City of Haskins are some of the organizations that we provide service to). Approximately fifteen area organizations participate each year. The Lifeline Program is an emergency response system for people who live alone or need an emergency response system. One of the many services offered by Wood County Hospital there is a $20 monthly fee and a $20 one time installation fee. If you are not a Wood County Hospital user the costs are $30 per month and $30 one time installation fee. If the patient is unable to pay service will be provided. Currently we have one subscriber not paying for the service. To date 325 subscribers in the greater Wood County area are on the Lifeline Program. All calls come into the Hospital and over 7,920 calls were handled over the past year. The Comprehensive Sports Network, administered by the Physical Therapy Department, holds a free sports medicine clinic in May. Its primary objective is to provide timely evaluation of injuries resulting from scholastic sports. Although it emphasizes student athletes, the clinic accepts anyone with a sports related injury. The Network provides athletic trainers to three area high schools. Earnings are used to replace and improve hospital equipment and facilities. We added on an addition to our building as well as new Spacelabs monitors for the new wing, new furnishings, patient beds, an Accudose System for our pharmacy department, and a Digital Mammography System for our Womens Center were among major items purchased during the fiscal year. wood health company 950 w wooster street bowling green OH 43402 810616720 family health and specialized care OH wood county hospital whc medical services 950 w wooster street bowling green OH 43402 050623391 family health and specialized care OH wood county hospital wood county women's care 755 hasking road bowling green OH 43402 810565899 women's health care OH wood county hospital wood county hospital foundation 950 w wooster st bowling green OH 43402 341546464 to obtain charitable contributions, manage those gifts & disburse them OH 501(c)(3) 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 wood health company A wood health company B