Dr. Steven Feder - Maine Medical Center

Lincoln County Healthcare
Annual Report 2010
Dr. Steven Feder
American Academy of Pediatrics
Community Achievement Award Winner
Lincoln Medical Partners, General Surgeons • Part of a Big Team • Stanley Freeman

Greetings,
“I have never had such great customer service from an entire team of
medical professionals as I did in the 16 hours I was at your facility…
No one made me feel like I was putting them out on a holiday and everyone was upbeat and
professional. Your staff went way out of their way to make sure my husband was comfortable
too. You have a great medical team. The atmosphere must be right to have such great
customer service.”
Every year we receive many notes of thanks like this one. Some are from yearround
residents and many are from seasonal visitors, but each note mentions our highquality
care and our compassionate, personal attention.
Both Miles and St. Andrews enjoy some of the highest patient satisfaction rates in
Maine and in the U.S. While you could easily attribute this to our top-notch medical
staff and employees, ultimately it’s the generous support of the community that
has sustained our organizations and helped us achieve our statewide reputation for
excellence.
Thanks to people like you (our donors, our volunteers), and the tireless work of our
Auxiliary and League members, we were able to purchase vital equipment for our
hospitals, including a new nurse call system and programmable I.V. pumps. We were also able to maintain programs such as the CMCC/
LCH Education Center which help us build a brighter future for both our hospitals and our wider community.
Each year we publish an annual report to update our communities on our goals and progress, and to thank the thousands of supporters
who make our work possible. The many notes of thanks, like the one above, are the direct result of your thoughtful generosity.
On behalf of the trustees, administration, medical staff, and employees of the Lincoln County Healthcare organizations, thank you
so much for your generous support. And, as always, please feel free to contact me at (207) 563-4500 with any suggestions, questions or
concerns.
Sincerely,
James W. Donovan
President & CEO
2009 ~ 2010 Lincoln County Healthcare Board of Trustees
Philip Lathrop, Chair; Peter Mundy, Vice Chair; Robert Conn, Treasurer; Daniel Pykett, Secretary; Alan Barker, MD;
Catherine Gregg; Jane Smith; Jane Hurd; Barbara Mitchell; John Peacock; James Hunt; The Rev. Dr. Mary Jo Zimmerli;
Norman Hochgraf; William Butler; Mark Fourre, MD; Daniel Friedland, MD; Robert McArtor, MD; Sen. David Trahan;
Jeffrey Curtis; Steven Feder, DO; Penny Thumith; Patrick Lydon; and Ruth Anne Bryant

Lincoln County Healthcare
Page 2 Greetings from Jim Donovan and 2009 - 2010 Trustees
Page 3 The First Graduates of LCH Education Center Nursing Program
Page 4 - 5 Doing Whatever it Takes, Dr. Steven Feder
Page 6 - 7 Lincoln Medical Partners General Surgeons
Page 8 Part of a Big Team
Page 9 Stanley Freeman
Page 10 The Fabulous St. Andrews Sisters
Page 10 - 15 Partners in Philanthropy
Page 16 - 18 FY 2009 Lincoln County Healthcare Community Benefits Statement
Page 19 St. Andrews Statistics and Financial Report
The members of the first class of the Central Maine
Community College nursing program at the Lincoln
County Healthcare Education Center are (from left
to right): Samantha McLellan, Meghan Gillespie,
Tara Murray, Cassidy Keene, Abbie Knickelbein,
Jessica Bradstreet and Laurie Chapman.
The graduation of the first class of nursing students
at the Lincoln County Healthcare Education
Center makes the future a little brighter for all of
us. The hard work and dedication of our graduates
helps ensure our hospitals and health care facilities
will always be able to care for our community. We
congratulate them on their achievement and offer
our deepest gratitude to Central Maine Community
College, our community partners and our generous
Congratulations Class of 2010!
donors. By helping to provide educational opportunities in Lincoln County you build a better life for everyone. For more
information about the CMCC/LCH Education Center, call 563-4830.

Doing Whatever It Takes
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When Pediatrician Steven Feder isn’t seeing
patients at his offices in Boothbay Harbor and
Damariscotta, he can often be found coaching
them on the playing fields.
Dr. Feder has always been a team player, whether
playing football in college and Scotland (he played
a year of professional football for the Fife 49ers)
or working with other providers to insure the
best possible health services in schools as medical
director of the Lincoln Academy and Boothbay
Region High School health centers.
That dedication has earned him accolades from
the Maine Osteopathic Association, which named
him Maine Outstanding Young Physician in 2002
and Physician of the Year in 2006, and from the
American Academy of Pediatrics, which gave him
a 2010 Community Achievement Award.
Now Dr. Feder, who lives in Boothbay Harbor
with his wife, Amy Winston, has added a new
responsibility.
As the first Medical Staff President of Lincoln
County Medical Partners, Dr. Feder will represent
the medical staffs of Miles and St. Andrews
Hospitals on the Lincoln
County Healthcare Board
of Trustees.
Dr. Feder said his top
priorities include working
to insure cohesion
between doctors in both
communities (including
those employed by the
hospital and those in
private practice) and
to bring the benefits of
MaineHealth, the state’s
largest integrated health
care system, to Lincoln County Healthcare
patients.
A more integrated health care system in Lincoln
County means more cost-effective services,
and it also means developing the cooperative
relationships that are critical to responding
effectively to health threats of all description, from
the H1N1 flu to childhood obesity.

Ricki Waltz, RN, School
Nurse at Lincoln Academy
in Newcastle, has worked
with Dr. Feder since he
first came to the county in
1998. He is also her two
sons’ physician.
She trusts Dr. Feder as a
doctor, and she also knows
she can count on him as
medical director for the
Lincoln Academy Health
Center to keep students
healthy.
“The really big thing that sticks out to me about
Steve is he is willing to do whatever it takes to
provide services,” said Waltz.
If a student can’t make it to an appointment after
school, Dr. Feder sometimes stops by the school to
see them in the morning, she said. Often, students
will ask for him by name because they know and
trust him, said Waltz.
That sense of trust has long-term consequences,
said Waltz. “It establishes a relationship with
health care people that they are going to need at
some point in their life, even if they are healthy.”
Dr. Feder said he learned the value of being an
active participant in his patients’ lives from his own
pediatrician, who was also the coach of Dr. Feder’s
youth football team and a mentor when he first
considered a medical career.
That lesson has stayed with him throughout
his own medical career. For Dr. Feder, taking
good care of his patients is a job that extends far
beyond regular office hours, whether that means
volunteering, teaching health classes, coaching or
working with others to insure good services for
children.
“I see it as part of the whole package. Teaching
kids leadership, teaching them character, helping
kids be healthy in a lot of different ways,” said Dr.
Feder.
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The Best Care is With
Those Who Know You Best
Lincoln Medical Partners General Surgeons Matthew
Zadrowski, MD, Mark Mainella, DO, and Garth Miller, MD.
Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist Wendy Nichols
noticed the difference the first shift she worked at
Miles Memorial Hospital ten years ago.
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“The surgeons and the staff and everybody else really
care about the patients. They care about every aspect of
the patient,” said Nichols, an advanced practice nurse
who lives in Hawaii but works on a temporary basis at
hospitals across the United States.
At other hospitals, the emphasis is often on
performing surgery on as many patients as possible or
using the latest technology, said Nichols.
At Miles Memorial and St. Andrews Hospitals,
where Lincoln Medical Partners general surgeons
practice, the focus is simply on the patient.
That focus and the professionalism of the surgical
team she works with is the reason Nichols twice
chose to have her own surgery performed by Lincoln
Medical Partners surgeons, although her regular doctor
is in Hawaii.
That sort of decision by a member of a surgical staff is
as good an indicator of quality as any statistic, she said.
“If you want to know where to have surgery, ask the
staff,” said Nichols. The people she works with won’t
have surgery anywhere else, she added.
“Our surgeons look at the patient as somebody they
are going to be sitting next to in church or standing
next to in the line at the grocery store,” said Nichols.
Surgeon Garth Miller, MD, has been operating in
Lincoln County for approximately twenty years, often
on people he has known for years.
Dr. Miller joined Lincoln Medical Partners last
year because he wanted to spend more time with
his patients and less time handling burdensome
administrative duties.
A specialist in laparoscopic (minimally invasive
surgery), Dr. Miller has been gratified by the steady
improvement in laparoscopic techniques and
instruments over the years. Laparoscopic techniques
allow surgeons to perform many common surgeries
using minimally invasive techniques that cause less
pain and disability.

A new Lincoln County Healthcare three-year contract with
Olympus, a maker of surgical optics, means Miles and St. Andrews
surgeons will have access to state-of-the art optics as they become
available.
The new equipment offers surgeons an optical improvement
roughly the same as the increase in clarity between an old cathode-
ray television set and a new high-definition T.V.
To a surgeon, that increase in clarity can be critical. The better
optics help them see polyps or other abnormalities at an earlier
stage and work more precisely around vital structures like blood
vessels or nerves.
“In many ways it will help operations go more smoothly and more
quickly and safely,”
said Miller.
New electronic
medical records
systems at both St.
Andrews and Miles
also mean that
surgeons have access
to previous test results,
diagnoses and other
information about
patients previously
treated at Miles and
St. Andrews, that
can help prevent
medical errors and
also reduce costs by
avoiding unnecessary
duplication of tests.
“We know that we
can’t do everything that a big hospital can do and we try to limit our
practice to what we can do well,” said Dr. Miller.
What it does mean, however, is that patients needing many
common surgeries, including gallbladder surgery, hernia repairs and
colonoscopies, can be confident that they can have their operation
locally without any sacrifice in quality.
“You can get your surgery here and be assured you are getting just
as good care as you can get anywhere else, or better, because we
know you,” said Dr. Miller.
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Part of a Big Team
Susan Endicott was examining a sump pump in a
friend’s water-filled basement last summer when she
felt a horrible pressure in her chest.
Healthy and physically active at 56, Susan recognized
the symptoms of a heart attack, but at first had difficult
yconfronting the reality of her condition.
“Heart attack went through my mind, but I thought
instantly ‘I can’t afford that, so this has to be something
else’”, she said.
When she went upstairs to lie down, however, her
husband, Robert Mitchell, quickly found his wife an
aspirin and got her to the car.
Moments later, Endicott was passing
through the familiar doors of the St.
Andrews Hospital Emergency Department.
She had been in the Emergency Department
several times over the years, but always as a
caregiver, never as a patient. She realized her
situation was serious, but she also knew that
she was in a good place.
“They were flying around taking care of me.
All the angels were in place, they were just
completely efficient,” said Endicott.
Dr. Phelps Carter, an emergency
physician with 38 years experience at Maine
Medical Center in Portland, ordered an
electrocardiogram and notified Susan that she
was having a heart attack. Within minutes,
a nurse had administered a medication to
dissolve clots blocking the flow of blood to heart muscle,
and Dr. Carter called the coronary catheterization
laboratory at Maine Medical Center to notify them that
Susan was on her way.
As a member of the MaineHealth integrated health
network, which was ranked 26 th in the nation in 2009 by
SDI, a healthcare market insight and analytics firm, St.
Andrews is a member of a network dedicated to using
all of its resources to insure patients at every member
facility receive the best care possible.
MaineHealth’s members include Maine Medical
Center, one of the top centers for cardiac care in the
country.
When Dr. Carter realized that Endicott needed care
that couldn’t be provided at the small rural hospital,
he arranged for her transfer to the large urban medical
center.
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“That is one of the great things about being part
of a big team. You have access to help if you need
it,” said Dr. Carter. “I can do the initial lifesaving
procedures, but then I am going to need people who can
carry the patient forward in his or her health care.”
When Endicott arrived at Maine Medical Center, she
found herself in a room filled with doctors, nurses and
technicians highly trained in a very specialized field.
Using state-of-the-art x-ray equipment and tiny optical
sensors, the team found the source of the blood clot that
had caused her heart attack and inserted a stent.
After undergoing rehabilitation at Maine Medical
Center, Endicott returned home to an outpouring of
support.
The experience taught Endicott several things: She
learned how much love and affection surrounded
her in the Boothbay community, and that even with
a healthy lifestyle, nobody can take their health for
granted.
It also left her with a deep sense of gratitude. She is
grateful that she survived the heart attack, and also for
her family and everyone who treated her or played a
role in her care that day, including Dr. Carter and the
staff at St. Andrews.
“We love this little hospital and it has gotten better
and better and better all the time,” she said.
Photo by Bob Mitchell

Stanley Freeman
Since his great grandfather built the
first cottage on Dogfish Head in 1887, six
generations of Stanley Freeman’s family
have spent summers in Southport.
During that time, the Boothbay area
has played a special part in the Freeman
family’s life, a place to return each summer
to reconnect with each other and a unique
community.
Part of that community is St. Andrews
Hospital and Healthcare Center, which
Freeman has given an annual gift to for
many years.
“One of my cousins was born at St.
Andrews and my mother died at St.
Andrews,” said Freeman. “As we have had
aging experiences ourselves, we wanted to
acknowledge that it was important to have
a resource there.”
Last year, however, Freeman gave an
additional gift to acknowledge the high
level of care he himself received at St.
Andrews.
At age 83, Freeman has had two heart
valve transplants at Eastern Maine Medical
Center in Bangor, where he was also a trustee for 36
years. Last summer, while staying in Southport, he
woke up in the middle of the night with a strange
sensation in his chest.
After driving to St. Andrews at 7 a.m., Freeman met
Emergency Physician Timothy Fox, MD. Dr. Fox and
the St. Andrews Emergency Department team did a
thorough check-up and provided Freeman’s Bangor
primary care doctor with a full report.
His doctor described the document as the “most
complete and thorough report from another hospital
he had ever seen,” said Freeman, who was not surprised
after watching the St. Andrews team in action.
“They obviously had a protocol they were using and
everything went smoothly,” said Freeman, who served
as chairman of the Education and Quality committees
during his years on the Eastern Maine Medical Center
board.
During his second heart operation, in 2006, Freeman
took notes on every moment of his surgical experience,
except when he was under anesthesia. He offered his
observations to the board in a report entitled “Under
the Covers.”
Open heart surgery requires an extremely high level
of precision and teamwork, said Freeman.
“It is choreographed ballet. Each person has to be
at the right place at the right moment to do the right
thing,” he said.
As in ballet, each movement arises from extensive
training and practice, forming a seamless sequence of
actions centered on offering excellent care.
To Freeman, that level of teamwork and dedication
is an achievement worthy of recognition, whether it
happens in Bangor or Boothbay Harbor.
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The fabulous St. Andrews Sisters (Penny Thumith, Carol Lingard, and Brenda Donovan) were the headlining act at the
2010 St. Andrews Spring Fling. The Spring Fling is just one way the St. Andrews Hospital Auxiliary members and
volunteers supported the hospital, St. Andrews Village, and the John F. Andrews Family Care Center over the past year.
By donating more than $95,000 to help the hospital keep up with changes in technology and support its education
programs, the auxiliary plays a vital role in ensuring their community will continue to receive the best possible care.
The donor list has been prepared to
acknowledge the generous support
of contributors to St. Andrews from
January 1 through December 31, 2009.
Annual Fund
Anonymous (22)
Mr. Andrew Abello &
Ms. Amanda Russell
Ms. Kathleen W. Adams
Mrs. Roberta Alden
Ms. Joe Anne Allen
Mr. & Mrs. William C. Allison, IV
Mr. & Mrs. C. Werner Anderson
Mr. & Mrs. Warren R. Anderson
Mrs. Jean S. Andrews
Dr. John F. Andrews, Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. Edgar Anspach
Atlantic Edge Lobster
Mr. & Mrs. Byron T. Atwood, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. L. Kent Babcock, III
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Our Partners in Philanthropy
Dr. & Mrs. Charles F. Baker, III
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Bannister
Dr. Arthur A. Barbour
Mr. & Mrs. Charles P. Barker
Elliott R. & Jean C. Barker Fund of
The Maine Community Foundation
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Ms. Mary B. Barrett
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Mr. & Mrs. Fred L. Morrison
Mr. Reeves Morrisson
Mr. & Mrs. Seth W. Morton
Mr. & Mrs. Warden B. Muller
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Mundy
Mr. & Mrs. Peter P. Mundy
Mr. & Mrs. John B. Murray
Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Murray
Mr. & Mrs. Russell D. Myers
Newagen Colony Homeowners
Association
Ms. Ann F. Newbury
Mr. & Mrs. Peter L. Newell
Mr. & Mrs. James L. Newstead
Dr. & Mrs. Neil A. Newton
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher H. Nielsen
Mr. G. Guthrie Nimick
Mr. & Mrs. Roger R. Nolin
Mr. & Mrs. Alfred M. Norton, III
Mrs. William M. O’Byrne
Ocean Point Colony Trust
Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. O’Connor
Ms. Joan P. O’Hara
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony R. O’Neill
Mr. Jeffrey K. Ochsner &
Ms. Sandra Lynn Perkins
Mrs. Eula W. Ossofsky
Mrs. Carol Ostermann
Mrs. Russell C. Palmer
Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Pander
Mrs. Elizabeth L. Parker
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas K. Patrick, Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. David S. Paulsen
Mr. & Mrs. Endicott Peabody
Mr. & Mrs. John M. Peacock
Ms. Mary L. Pellarin
Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Pike
Mr. Harry L. Pinkham
Mr. & Mrs. I. J. Pinkham
Mr. & Mrs. Carlton B. Plummer
Mr. & Mrs. Todd F. Poole
Ms. Abby D. Pratt
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Provissiero, Jr.
Ms. Lois W. Pye
Mr. & Mrs. E. Daniels Rankin
Mr. & Mrs. Norman F. Rau
Mrs. Cynthia S. Reardon
Mr. & Mrs. Joel M. Reck
Mr. & Mrs. Frank E. Redman
Mr. & Mrs. Robert V. Reece
Mr. David Reed
Ms. Diane L. Reed
Mr. Leigh Reinecke &
Ms. Victoria Wotton-Reinecke
Ms. Ruth E. Rice
Mrs. Gail N. Richter
Mrs. Joan M. Rittall
Mr. & Mrs. Philip H. Roberts
Mr. & Mrs. William E. Rodgers
Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. Rohrer, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Donald M. Rose
Ms. Florence Rosenberg
Mr. & Mrs. George S. Ross
Mr. Ronald A. Ross
The Rotondaro Philanthropy Fund
Mrs. Louise M. Royall
Mr. & Mrs. James J. Rush
Mr. & Mrs. Edouard M. Salathe
Ms. Leah M. Sample
Mrs. Joan M. Sandstrom
The Sarezky Family Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Frank G. Schambra
Mrs. Florence Schimert
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald C. Schlemmer
Mr. & Mrs. E. Leonard Schork
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph H. Schubert
Ms. Margaret C. B. Schwartz
Ms. Patricia O. Seaward
Ms. Sally L. Sewall
Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Shepard
Mr. & Mrs. Alfred B. Sherman
Mrs. Evelyn Sherman
Rev. & Mrs. Christopher R. Sherrill
Mr. & Mrs. Foster M. Shibles
Ms. Andrea G. Shirley

Scott & Heidi Shott
Ms. Lucie Shubert
Mr. & Mrs. Howard G. Singer
Mr. & Mrs. Laurence P. Sisson
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur B. Slater
Mr. Jean W. Slayton
Mrs. Jean B. Slocum
Mrs. Jean Smalls
Mr. & Mrs. Earle H. Smith, Jr.
Ms. Jane G. Smith &
Mr. Bryon Borst
Mr. & Mrs. L. Whitman Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Phillips Smith
Mrs. Marie Snow
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Snowman
Southport Island Association
Mr. Edmund B. Spaeth, Jr.
Dr. & Mrs. George L. Spaeth
Mr. & Mrs. Karl H. Spaeth
Spectrum Medical Group
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald E. Spinney
Mr. & Mrs. William W. Sprague, Sr.
Sprucewold Association
Squirrel Island Chapel Association
Mr. & Mrs. Jerome H. St. Clair
Mr. & Mrs. Vernon D. Stapleford
Mr. & Mrs. James H. Steane, II
Mrs. H. Welles Steane
Ms. Janet W. Stephens
Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Sterling, III
Dr. Sandra L. Stevens &
Mr. Timothy D. Carnes
Mr. Alden P. Stickney
Mr. & Mrs. John F. Strayer
Mr. & Mrs. Edward F. Sutherlund
Mr. Jeffrey P. Swain &
Ms. Nancy S. Anderson
Mr. & Mrs. William H. Swan
Mr. & Mrs. Charles S. Swanson
Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Tagliabue
Mr. & Mrs. James A. Taliana
A. R. & Marylouise Tandy Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Tavenner
Mr. Donald Terwilliger &
Ms. Margaret S. Voight
Mr. Arvin C. Teschner
Mr. Peter E. Thayer &
Ms. Kerry M. Lyons
Mr. Malcolm H. Thomas
Mrs. Jean L. Thompson
Ms. Penelope Thumith
Mrs. Gertrude L. Tibbetts
Tindal & Callahan Real Estate
Mr. & Mrs. Alan C. Tindal
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce B. Tindal
Dr. & Mrs. Tracy N. Tippie
Ms. Betty M. Torrance
Mrs. Magdalena Tosteson
Mrs. Maxine Tourtillotte
Sen. & Mrs. A. David Trahan
Mr. & Mrs. Francis P. Twinem, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Vallas
Mr. & Mrs. Harold R. Van Siclen, Jr.
Ms. Joann C. Van Stone
Mr. & Mrs. John A. Van Voorhis
Mr. & Mrs. Carroll M. Vannah
Mrs. Elinor T. Virden
Mr. & Mrs. Joel L. Vittori
Ms. Miriam Wade
Mr. & Mrs. John B. Waldman
Dr. & Mrs. Donald R. Walker
Capt. & Mrs. Earl B. Walker
Mr. William N. Walsh, Sr.
Mr. John D. Walton
Mr. & Mrs. Edward K. Ward
Mr. Harold Warren &
Ms. Dolores Carver
Mr. & Mrs. Donald B. Watson
Mr. & Mrs. Frederick G. Wedemeyer
Mr. & Mrs. D. Reid Weedon, Jr.
Mrs. Robert P. Wheeler
Hon. & Mrs. Paul Whitehead, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Ernest A. Whitehouse
Mr. & Mrs. Theodore G. Widmayer
Ms. Cecilia M. Widup &
Ms. Sherron Williamson
Mr. & Mrs. Wilson Wilde
Mrs. Ralph Williams
Mr. & Mrs. Stanley L. Williams
Wilson Memorial Chapel
H. T. Winters
Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Wolfram
Rev. & Mrs. William J. Wood
Mr. Montgomery A. Woolson, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. James P. Wyman
Dr. & Mrs. Robert C. Young
Mrs. William C. Young, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan E. Ziegra
Ms. Lisa C. Zimmerli
The Rev. Drs. Robert E. &
Mary Jo Zimmerli
Memorial Gifts
In Memory of Ruby & Chester Andrews
Ms. Donna Lee Cheney
In Memory of Ruth F. Bannister
Ms. Nancy N. Foss
In Memory of Barbara E. Barbour
Dr. Arthur A. Barbour
In Memory of Michael Bokesch
Mrs. Marie Bokesch
In Memory of Clarence C. Burke
Mr. & Mrs. Dale S. St. Pierre
In Memory of Sheldon Burnham
Mrs. Freda B. Burnham
In Memory of Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Carver
Mr. Harold Warren & Ms. Dolores Carver
In Memory of Richard N. Colhoun
Mrs. Patricia Colhoun
In Memory of Christine Conant
Mrs. Marie L. Snow
In Memory of Marylouise Cowan
Mr. & Mrs. John R. Atwood
Mr. & Mrs. George W. Cochrane
Mrs. Barbara S. Fitch
Mr. George H. McEvoy
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Mundy
The Pig Pack:
Judie Allen
Ann D. Leighton
Mary Lou Poole
Tommy Virden
Marj Winslow
Carol Wright
Mr. & Mrs. Phillips Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce B. Tindal
In Memory of Douglas R. Cushing
Mr. & Mrs. Duane M. Pinkham
In Memory of Helen R. Davis
Mr. & Mrs. Peter W. Davis
In Memory of Glenn E. Edgerly
Mr. & Mrs. Peter T. Lavigne
In Memory of George Gould
Mrs. Corrine H. Gould
In Memory of Addie Gray
Mrs. Marshall D. Hendrian
In Memory of Catherine Greenleaf
Ms. Dorothy A. Brown
Ms. Flora W. Carris
Mrs. Christine P. Geier
Ms. Carol J. Greenough
King Middle School Student
Services Office (Caroline,
Jackie, Pat & Sharon)
Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Rhoads
In Memory of Robert Griffin
Mr. & Mrs. William A. Boutwell, III
Mrs. Geraldine De Flora
Mr. & Mrs. John L. Ehrlich
Mr. Fred C. Hobson, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. A.L. Maddox
Mr. Robert A. Meisch
Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Morrison
New London High School Class of 1961
Ms. Catherine H. Stevens
In Memory of Eleanor Hale
Mrs. Corrine H. Gould
In Memory of Paul C. Hanna
Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Fales
Mr. & Mrs. F. Wayne Floyd
Friends & Co-Workers of Cindy DeLong
Mr. Terry Hanna
Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Jordan
Ms. Frances Lenzo
Mr. & Mrs. Aloysius J. O’Donnell
Mrs. Elizabeth L. Page
Mr. & Mrs. Albert W. Rottner
Ms. Margene Schlackman
Ms. Catherine Scudder
Ms. Barbara J. Smith
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Mr. & Mrs. Stephen M. Smithwick
Mrs. Jean Strong
Mr. & Mrs. Roy M. Winchenbach
Dr. & Mrs. Alan W. Zeller
In Memory of Marjorie Hanselman
Mrs. Helen C. Edwards
In Memory of Florence Harrold
Mrs. Eula W. Ossofsky
In Memory of Robert L. Hellens
Mr. & Mrs. James A. Gregory
Andrew & Susan Griffith
In Memory of Robert Hermann
Ms. Mary Maxwell
In Memory of Mary Alice Hirsch
Mrs. Maryly T. Martin
In Memory of Louis E. Imhof, Jr.
Mrs. Angela M. Imhof
In Memory of Trudi Karger
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick L. Griffin
In Memory of Michael Katzev
Mrs. Susan W. Katzev
In Memory of Grace Kensell
Mr. Wallace Kensell
In Memory of Marie Larsen
Dr. & Mrs. Peter F. Larsen
In Memory of Edward M. Lee
Ms. Mary L. Pellarin
In Memory of Armand R. LeVasseur
Ms. Helen Atallah
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas W. Braun
Ms. Juliette Gilbert
Mr. Allie W. King &
Ms. Geraldine T. King
Mr. & Mrs. Neal E. King
Mr. W. D. Lowe
In Memory of Ward Logan
Mr. & Mrs. William W. Logan
In Memory of Margaret S. Lunt
Mr. & Mrs. Phillips Smith
In Memory of Blanche T. Marshall
Mr. Albert Marshall
In Memory of Mr. Gordon L. Martin
Mrs. Carroll L. Martin
In Memory of Maxcy
Mr. William H. Lewis
In Memory of Irene McCollett
The Laws Group
In Memory of Irma E. McLoon
Damariscotta Bank & Trust Co.
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald A. Davis
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen L. Davis
Mr. & Mrs. Victor Davis
Ms. Stephanie A. Ferrell & Family
Dr. & Mrs. Alan W. Zeller
In Memory of Jack & Beryl McDonough
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Ms. Lisa C. Zimmerli
In Memory of Marjorie Morehouse
Jana Morehouse’s Co-Workers at BIW
Mr. & Mrs. Clifton S. Clarke
In Memory of Robert Muller
Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Butler
Mr. & Mrs. Warden B. Muller
In Memory of William M. O’Byrne
Mr. & Mrs. F. Parker Bartlett
Mr. & Mrs. Theodore E. Heidenreich, Jr.
Mrs. Joyce B. Sirois
Mrs. H. Welles Steane
In Memory of Wilhelm Ostermann
Ms. Jennifer Brown
Mr. & Mrs. William S. Butler
Ms. Bawn Clifton
Mr. & Mrs. Myron F. Dimock
Mr. & Mrs. Royall Dodge
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Duell
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne R. Gilbert
Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. Hipp
Mr. & Mrs. Bernard R. Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Lonski
Maine Department of Inland
Fisheries & Wildlife
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Mundy
Ms. Merilyn R. Niles
Mr. & Mrs. David W. Otto
Mr. & Mrs. Emile J. Parent
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Pelczar, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Pierce
Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Pisch
Mr. & Mrs. Frank E. Redman
Ms. Louise M. Roberts
Mrs. Joan M. Sandstrom
Mr. & Mrs. Conrad P. Schilke
St. Andrews Hospital Auxiliary
Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Stoker
Mr. & Mrs. Harold R. Van Siclen, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Donald B. Watson
Mr. & Mrs. Richard G. Webster
In Memory of J. Blenn Perkins, Jr.
& Patricia A. Perkins
Mr. Jeffrey K. Ochsner &
Ms. Sandra Lynn Perkins
In Memory of Roger A. Pinkham
Boothbay Harbor Rotary Club
In Memory of William Pinkham
Dr. Patricia D. Berger
In Memory of Maria C. Poore
Ms. Linda J. Burley
Mr. & Mrs. John W. Heise
Mrs. Jean W. Slayton
Mr. & Mrs. John B. Waldman
In Memory of George W. Pottle, III
Colleagues of Donna Pottle –
DHHS Child & Family Services Dept.
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence H. Dennison
Mr. & Mrs. Gregory N. Moody
Mrs. Donna D. Pottle
Mr. Hugh A. Sherman
Mr. Harold Warren & Ms. Dolores Carver
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Wyman & Family
In Memory of Gardiner Rapelye
Mr. & Mrs. Theodore E. Heidenreich, Jr.
Ms. Ann D. Leighton
In Memory of Joan Barter Reed
Mr. David Reed
In Memory of Edna M. Rittershaus
Barters Island Community Association
Ms. Maurine A. Chirichetti
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Feyling
Mr. & Mrs. Laurence Flaherty
Mr. & Mrs. Rich Friedman
Mr. & Mrs. James D. Hendron
Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Kelly
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Lange, Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. Henry C. Marsh
Mr. & Mrs. George E. Preble
Ms. Gretchen Rittershaus
Mrs. Helena C. Rittershaus
Mr. Thomas Sullivan
Mrs. Jill K. Tupper
Mr. & Mrs. John A. Van Voorhis
Ms. Virginia L. Wydler
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin J. Zimmerman
In Memory of Susan Rosenbloom
Bayville Improvement Association
In Memory of Betsy Schneider
Bayville Improvement Association
In Memory of Alfred B. Sherman
Fourth Marine Division
Association – Chapter 21
Mrs. Alice Larrabee
Mr. & Mrs. David B. Parkhurst, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Wilcox
In Memory of Nils S. Sjostrom
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce S. Froehlich
In Memory of Leland Snowman
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Snowman
In Memory of Fred Specht
Bayville Improvement Association
In Memory of Mildred Stickney
Ms. Sally J. MacCracken
Mr. & Mrs. Bernard E. Skud
In Memory of David W. Swetland
Mr. David S. Swetland
In Memory of Edward B. Swett
Phillip & Dorinda Webster
In Memory of Alvina Taylor
Ms. Beverly J. Hurst
Mr. & Mrs. B. Leonard Merrill
Mrs. Joan M. Rittall
Seaside Lodge 144 A.F. & A. M.
In Memory of Kenward T. Thumith
Ms. Marilyn Lalumiere
Ms. Penelope Thumith

In Memory of Dee Titus
Ms. Marion McFadden
In Memory of Ruth C. Walsh
Mr. William N. Walsh, Sr.
In Memory of Mr. & Mrs. Fred Webster
Mrs. Arlene W. Cowan
Mrs. Jane Leavitt
In Memory of Mr. & Mrs. Raymond
Webster
Mrs. Arlene W. Cowan
Mrs. Jane Leavitt
In Memory of Robert P. Wheeler
Mrs. Robert P. Wheeler
In Memory of Evelyn H. Wisniewski
Mr. & Mrs. William D. Haney
In Memory of Marion G. Wyman
Mr. & Mrs. James P. Wyman
In Memory of Ken York
Mrs. Mary H. York
Honorary Gifts
In Honor of Dr. Stephen Cook
Dr. & Mrs. Robert H. Hayes
In Honor of Mary Gillespie
Mr. Sherwood E. Dickerman
In Honor of Dr. Carl Griffin
Mr. Cyrus C. Lauriat
In Honor of Philip H. Haselton
Mr. Ronald A. Ross
In Honor of Mrs. Maryly T. Martin
Mr. & Mrs. George S. Krusi
In Honor of Lina Post
Mr. & Mrs. Donald G. Hale
In Honor of Holly Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Edward M. Fuller
Reid & Estelle Weedon
In Honor of Lucy Snowman
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Snowman
In Honor of St. Andrews Hospital
Employees
Mrs. James Gilmore
In Honor of Chandler Tagliabue
Mr. William N. Creasy, Jr.
Planned Gifts/
Bequests
Estate of Ruth F. Bannister
Estate of Dorothy Johnston
Trust Gift Income
Andrew & Alice Adams Trust
Sutherland Heslip Unitrust
Vinnie K. Y. Wilson Fund
Matching Gifts
ExxonMobil Foundation, Inc.
Harris Bank Foundation
Johnson & Johnson
Key Bank Foundation
Gifts-in-Kind
Boothbay Harbor Framers & Gallery
The Center Cafe
Colby & Gale, Inc.
Donald E. Hirsch, Ph.D.
Laurie Knowlton Photography
Mike McCollum
Ron & Monique Parry
Perry Greene Kennel
Robinson’s Wharf, Inc.
Safe Harbor Confections
Slick’s Boutique
Stars Jewelers
Special Gifts
Anonymous
Mr. & Mrs. Warren R. Anderson
Baker, Newman & Noyes
Mrs. Patricia E. Bailey
Mr. & Mrs. Elliott R. Barker, III
Ms. Gladys Beane
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Black
H. P. Cummings Construction Company
Mr. Clarence W. Davis
The First
All gifts are gratefully received and are
tax exempt to the extent provided by
the law. Your interests and wishes will be
discussed in confidence.
Please contact:
Scott Shott, Lynn Cole, or Julie DeLong
LCH Development Office
PO Box 417
Boothbay Harbor, ME 04538
207-633-1938
Or e-mail: development@lchcare.org
Fred’s Coffee Company
Mr. & Mrs. Stanley L. Freeman
Ms. Louise M. Greene
Gregory Wing
Mr. & Mrs. Norman N. Hochgraf
Clarence Hoeper Fund of the Community
Foundation of Sarasota County
Mr. Robert Jacobson &
Mrs. Muriel Jorgenson
Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Jones
Mr. & Mrs. Philip W. Koskela
Mr. & Mrs. Walter Kreppein, Jr.
LaVallee/Brensinger, P.A.
Mrs. Arlene B. Logan
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Mullet
Mrs. Anne Russell
Safe Haven Events
SmithBarney
Mrs. Marie L. Snow
Spectrum Medical Group
Squirrel Island Preservation Foundation
St. Andrews Free Bed Fund
St. Andrews Hospital Auxiliary
Town of Boothbay Harbor
Mrs. Robert P. Wheeler
Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this Annual Report. We
regret any errors or omissions. Please notify the Development Office at (207)
633-1938 of any changes, so our records can be corrected.
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FY 2009 Lincoln County Healthcare Community Benefits Statement
Lincoln County Healthcare, Inc.’s (LCH) day-to-day operations as a tax-exempt organization include many system-wide initiatives to
provide inpatient, outpatient, chronic and acute health care services to the people of Lincoln County, Maine. With these programs,
LCH hopes to fill existing local gaps, while making a positive impact in the communities we serve. This report will summarize LCH’s
community benefits efforts over the last year. The final section (VII) will also provide a financial summary of charity care, bad debt,
government-sponsored health care, and all subsidized community programs and other support.
Lincoln County Healthcare’s mission is to ensure access to high-quality, patient-centered and affordable health care to the people of
our region. As renowned rural healthcare centers, St. Andrews and Miles primary focus is patient care, comfort, and safety provided by
a personable, professional staff, utilizing the finest technology and equipment. We are active members of the MaineHealth® Family of
healthcare providers and function in collaboration with other member organizations throughout southern, western, and central Maine.
The Lincoln County Healthcare Leadership Team, under the governance of a Board of Trustees, is responsible for the coordination, quality
and efficiency of care provided.
Subsidized Lincoln County Healthcare Community
Programs and Other Support
Subsidized Health Services
• Lincoln Academy School-Based Health Clinic – Lincoln
Medical Partners provides a mid-level clinician for the clinic at
no charge. Miles provides medical supplies at no charge.
• Mammography Clinic -- Offered once a year at a subsidized fee
• Breast Health Case Management -- These services are offered
free of charge
• Weekly blood pressure screening clinic -- Offered every week in
2 locations at no charge
• Hepatitis B vaccination program, TB Testing, and blood-borne
pathogen and exposure testing -- For health care volunteers at
no charge
• CarePartners Program – Administered through Lincoln County
Healthcare at no cost. This program provides free/low cost
medical care and medications to qualified candidates. The
program administered and coordinated $874,793 of donated
medical services.
• Hepatitis B vaccination program – Offered to Lincoln Home
employees
• Maine Breast and Cervical Health Program – Reduced fees
services for women
• Foot Clinics -- Offered weekly in Damariscotta and Wiscasset
for a subsidized fee
• Boothbay High School-Based Health Clinic – Lincoln Medical
Partners provides a mid-level clinician for the clinic at no
charge.
• Skin Cancer Screening /Education -- American Cancer Society
“No Sun for Babies” Program – provided free of charge.
• Subsidized Community Physician Services -- Lincoln County
has few private practice physicians. In order to ensure access
to primary care and certain specialty care physicians, Lincoln
County Healthcare employs physicians and provides their
services through its hospital-based practices at St. Andrews
Hospital and Miles Memorial Hospital. Services include:
Family Medicine, General Surgery, Orthopaedic Surgery,
Pediatrics, Internal Medicine, Obstetrics and Gynecology.
Services are provided without regard to ability to pay. Given
the demographics of Lincoln County, these services – although
critical – are not self-sufficient.
Community Health Services
• Free Bi-Weekly Grief Support Group -- Provided to anyone
in the community who has suffered a recent loss
• Hospice Community Education – Five presentations by Dr.
Robert Hunold at no cost
• Childbirth Classes offered through the Obstetrics Unit at
Miles at a subsidized cost
• Physician referral answering service and physician referral
guide -- Mailed to all residents of Lincoln County at no
charge
• Local Speaker’s Bureau -- Staff provided health-related
presentations for nonprofit and service organizations
• Monthly Alzheimer’s Support Group -- Provided free to the
community
• Provides class space for Emergency Medical Technician
Training (no charge)
• Provides CPR courses to local nonprofit agencies at a
minimal cost
• Provides Infant and Child CPR classes and course materials
for parents and family members at no charge
• Miles Memorial Hospital Emergency Department is a
clinical site for Emergency Medical Technician Training.
• American Red Cross Babysitting Course – Provides
babysitting skills course to children 11 years and older around
safe babysitting care
• Hospice Volunteer Training -- Seminars offered in the spring
and fall (40 hour course) are provided free of charge.
• Weekly Telephone Grief Support & Referral Service --
Provided through Miles & St. Andrews Home Health &
Hospice (MSAHHH).
• Miles Memorial Hospital Laboratory provides clinical
training to EMTs.
• Memory screenings - Held annually in conjunction with the
Alzheimer’s Foundation of America
• H1N1 vaccination services – MMH handled the ordering,
storing, distribution and administration to schools, EMS
groups, Mobius, and area health professional offices.
• Matter of Balance - A fall prevention program targeted to
seniors hosted by St. Andrews Village in partnership with the
Boothbay YMCA
• Pre-Diabetes Classes – Offered to community organizations
at no cost
• Community Sharps Disposal Program – Offered four times
per year at no cost
• Blood Pressure Screenings
• Nutritional Counseling Services
• Dental Hygiene Program – Offered through the Family Care
Center and the School Health Center
Community-Building Activities
• Lincoln County Healthy Maine Partnership -- As a cosponsor
for this organization, Miles co-develops, provides
funding and staffing, and implements a winter community
health event each year. Miles staff members participate on

their Advisory Group and on various committees.
• Sweetser -- Sweetser’s adult community-based services
provide support and resources for individuals with behavioral
and mental health needs who are eligible for services
under state guidelines, to assist them in remaining in the
community of their choice. These individuals are placed in
volunteer positions at LCH, and LCH staff work with these
individuals to assist them in developing job skills.
• ASPIRE/ TANF: Maine’s Welfare Program -- The TANF
Program provides cash assistance; employment, training and
education opportunities; and work support, such as childcare,
to low-income parents with children. Most parents receiving
TANF are required to participate in a work activity for 30
hours per week. Failure to participate results in a loss of
benefits to the family. Parents are placed as volunteers for 30
hours a week at Miles.
• Senior Community Service Employment Program -- The
goals are the enhancement of employment opportunities
for older Americans and the promotion of older workers
as a solution for businesses seeking a trained, qualified,
and reliable workforce. The strategy is to utilize a service
approach that can respond quickly and effectively to the
changing needs of business.
• High School Job Fairs and Career Days -- Human Resources
and various departments at Miles go to area high schools
presenting health care career opportunities and provide job
interview training and other job-seeking skills.
• Boothbay Region Land Trust – St. Andrews Hospital is a
grantee providing approximately 25 acres of land set aside for
nature trails and land preservation.
• Participate and support disaster preparedness in community
- provides three employees quarterly to represent hospitals in
disaster support and training
• Remembrance Gathering -- Memorial Service sponsored by
MSAHHH
• Friends in Service Helping (FISH) - In partnership with
FISH, St. Andrews Village coordinates scheduling of drivers.
• Domestic Abuse Prevention Council - Partnership with
community groups/individuals to address domestic violence
Charitable Giving
• Host/sponsor of the American Cancer Society Making
Strides against Breast Cancer – LCH is a sponsor for this
event, providing volunteer leadership and meeting facilities.
• Host and sponsor of the American Cancer Society Daffodil
Days
• Healthy Kids (Child Abuse and Neglect Council of Lincoln
County) — LCH is a Corporate Sponsor of the programs
“Strawberry Shuffle” fundraiser.
• American Diabetes Association -- Lincoln Medical Partners
in Wiscasset actively raises funds in support of diabetes
research and participates in the “Walk with your Doc Event.”
• Salvation Army, Holiday Wish Tags in Lincoln County
-- Provides volunteers and leadership to collect toys/gifts
throughout Lincoln County Healthcare for area needy
families
• Food Donations -- The Dietary Departments donates extra
food to Meals-on-Wheels, the local food pantry and the
Salvation Army.
• Skidompha Summer Reading Program -- Miles sponsors
this local children’s literacy program.
• Support of the Boothbay Region Ambulance Service
- Providing the Medical Director, supplies and
pharmaceuticals.
• Donation of medical supplies for local and overseas missions
• United Way Campaign – LCH staff provide their time
(within their regular paid work time) to help coordinate the
campaign and process the results.
Health Professions Education
• Internships – Lincoln County Healthcare provides internship
opportunities for nursing, social services, pharmacy and
resident physicians who are completing their rural rotations.
• ACLS classes – Classes were offered for employees as well as
ambulance service providers in the area and any other health
care provider that wish to attend.
• CNA Training – Provided three 12-week CNA classes at no
charge to students
• ED Training for EMS personnel – 4 reviews and in-services
in trauma care for 20 EMS personnel. 12 students also
participated in an EMS EKG course.
• LCH Professional Development Program – Miles provided
scholarships and continuing education opportunities to its
employees and members of the community.
• Nursing Program – Provided medical supplies and equipment;
lease of classrooms, computer lab and clinical labs; and
communications at no charge in partnership with CMCC’s
nursing program.
• Nursing School Clinical Placements – Provided 3 - 12 week
clinical placements for nursing school students in long-term
care and in the hospital
• Job Shadow Experience – Provided half-day to day-long
experiences to community members and high school students
interested in pursuing a health care career
• Certified Residential Medication Aide Full Certification –
Provided a 40-hour course and the re-certification course at a
reduced rate to community members and area assisted living
facilities
• Personal Support Specialist – Provided a 50-hour course at a
reduced rate to community members
• The Lincoln County Healthcare Education Center is a
collaborative effort of Central Maine Community College and
Lincoln County Healthcare. The new school, the first college
degree program in Lincoln County, opened in September 2008
to eight students. First year students have the option to earn a
Licensed Practical Nursing (LPN) within a year and will have
a five year grace period to complete the requirements for the
RN credential, should they choose, or continue on for a second
year to become a Registered Nurse. The program collaboratively
works with colleges, clinical departments of the hospital, long
term care facilities, MaineHealth, Lincoln Academy, and local
businesses. Students receive classroom training at Central
Maine Community College and in classrooms at the Lincoln
County Healthcare Education Center located at 66A Chapman
Street in Damariscotta. An agreement with Lincoln Academy
will allow students to use their labs for a percentage of their
work. Clinical training will be at Miles Memorial Hospital,
and at our long-term facilities in both communities. Lincoln
County Healthcare provides administrative services, clinical
training, equipment, supplies, technical support, and two full
scholarships to the school.
Access to Care Programs
CarePartners – The program arranges the provision of donated
healthcare services for low income uninsured Mainers in Cumberland,
Kennebec, Lincoln, and Waldo Counties. CarePartners also provides
administrative support to help serve the target population, including
comprehensive eligibility assessment, care management, and access to
low cost or free pharmaceuticals.
MedAccess – The program provided access to approximately $2.2
million of free medications in FY09. CarePartners provides this
community resource to uninsured and underinsured community
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members through the Patient Assistance Programs (PAPs). In
addition to this service, MedAccess offers application assistance for
other prescription access programs (Medicare Part D, etc.), local lowcost
generic programs, and other state and federal programs either inperson
or through a toll-free number.
Lincoln County Healthcare’s Aggregate
Net Community Benefit Investment = $7,108,718.00
Billing and Collection Practices
Lincoln County Healthcare charges all patients the same price for the
same services, regardless of payor source. Individuals are not required to
pay or make arrangements to pay prior to the services being provided.
On average, the first bill is sent to a patient 7-10 days after services are
provided. After that initial billing date, the patient has 30 days to pay
for those services. Before collection action is taken, three notices must
be sent to patients informing them of their lack of proper payments and
continued attempts to communicate with them about a solution. In the
absence of either full payment or a patient’s attempts to communicate
in order to resolve the situation, LCH does use a responsible and
professional collection agency, if necessary. A bill will become classified
as “bad debt” if a patient has not paid the full amount within 120
days. MaineHealth hospitals may pursue legal action for collecting an
outstanding bill only with prior Board approval. The LCH Board has
not voted to pursue such legal action in the past several years. Member
organizations offering long-term and residential care services have, from
time to time, taken legal action to collect amounts due from patients or
residents who are not covered under the MaineCare program and have
the sufficient resources to pay for the services they received.
Charity Care Policies
Lincoln County Healthcare’s policy of charity care and financial
assistance is easily understood, prominently posted, and publicly
available. A process exists for offering charity care or financial assistance
to patients who are unable to pay after they have already been billed. In
addition to monitoring collection practices, copies of the charity care
policy are made available to patients at the main entrance and with bill/
collection notices. The organization uses simple application procedures
for charity care or financial assistance that do not intimidate or confuse
applicants. LCH’s employees who work in billing, and accounts
receivable are fully informed and educated about all financial assistance
policies. These staff members identify unpaid bills where persons are
unable to pay, and separates these potential “charity care” bills from
other bad debt accounts.
Notice Of Availability Of Uncompensated Services
Miles Memorial Hospital and St. Andrews Hospital are required by law
to give a reasonable amount of its services without charge to eligible
persons who cannot afford to pay for care. To be eligible to receive
uncompensated service, your family income must be at or below the
following levels:
100% write off 75% write off 50% write off
1 0 – $18,953 up to $21,660 up to $24,368
2 0 - $25,498 up to $29,140 up to $32,783
3 0 - $32,043 up to $36,630 up to $41,198
4 0 - $38,588 up to $44,100 up to $49,613
5 0 - $45,133 up to $51,580 up to $58,028
6 0 - $51,678 up to $59,060 up to $66,443
7 0 - $58,223 up to $66,540 up to $74,858
8 0 - $64,768 up to $74,020 up to $83,273
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Good Governance and
Executive Compensation Policies
Good Governance
LCH has a Board of 20 community members, the majority of whom are
not practicing physicians, officers, department heads, or other employees
with a financial connection or otherwise affiliated with the organization
itself. The Board meets 12 times a year (on average), and has a written
“conflict of interest” policy in place. The Board understands the specific
mission of the organization, and approves strategic planning initiatives
aimed at carrying out this mission. Trustees understand their fiscal and
other specific responsibilities while serving on the Board, and further
education/information is provided to Board members if requested.
Trustees and Executive Officers of LCH do not receive loans on behalf
of the organization. The organization ensures that a substantial part
of its activities do not involve attempts to influence legislation, and
that it will not take an official position or provide direct support for or
against a political candidate. Moreover, in addition to the CEO, CFO,
or both officially signing-off on the annual 990s and audited financial
statements, the Board of Trustees must also have final approval of the
annually audited financial statements. The Board has also adopted and
maintains a corporate compliance program that includes a Code of
Conduct for all staff education and training, monitoring for compliance,
and a Helpline for staff to call, all intended to produce continual
compliance with organizational policies and the law.
Executive Compensation
LCH has a formal written compensation policy in place. In consultation
with Towers Perrin, The MaineHealth Board Compensation Committee
establishes appropriate compensation parameters for each member
organization’s CEO and certain members of their Senior Management
team. Working within those parameters, the LCH Board determines the
level of compensation for its CEO. The findings of the Compensation
Committee are made transparent to, and voted on by, the full Governing
Board. This “total executive compensation” is filed publicly by the
organization, and includes “total cash compensation” and “total value
of all benefits and perquisites associated with position (such as housing
allowances, social club memberships, signing bonuses, etc.).” The Board
takes necessary action to prevent the CEO from voting or directly
participating in the final Committee determination of, her/his, own
compensation. The organization’s executive compensation procedure
relies upon appropriate data for comparability (e.g. compensation levels
paid by both taxable and tax-exempt similarly-situated organizations
and independent compensation surveys by nationally recognized
independent firms). Finally, the organization refrains from allowing
executive compensation to ever be based solely on LCH’s revenues or
other similar profit-sharing strategies.
Lincoln County Healthcare’s
Community Benefit Summary **
1. Charity care (at cost) $1,205,304
2. Bad debt (at cost) $1,871,128
3. Government-sponsored health care (shortfall) - $5,824,116
Unpaid cost of Medicare, MaineCare, and other
hospital-specific indigent care programs
4. Net Community Benefit Investment $7,108,718
Programs (net expense), e.g.
Total Value of quantifiable benefits
provided to the community $16,009,266
** Form created based on AHA guidelines

Total Funds Collected
Year Ending September 30, 2009
St. Andrews charged for:
Inpatient Service: $4,629,656
Outpatient, Emergency,
& Ancillary services: 14,028,385
Home Health Services 114,388
Long-Term Care Services 6,259,929
Physician Services 1,640,637
Other Operating Revenue 715,363
We did not receive full charges from:
Free care provided to our communities: (452,980)
Discounts required by Medicare,
MaineCare, and insurance companies: (6,309,488)
This resulted in collections of: $20,625,890
St. Andrews expended funds for:
Salaries and Benefits: $9,685,620
Supplies: 1,496,532
Purchased Services and Professional Fees: 5,869,741
Utilities, maintenance, and other expenses: 1,712,131
Interest: 608,928
Depreciation and Amortization 1,343,293
Care provided for those who won’t pay: 639,561
State Taxes 446,364
Total funds expended: $21,802,170
Gain or (loss) from operations: $(1,176,280)
Other funds collected:
Unrestricted contributions, investment income,
gains/losses on investment, and other net asset
changes: $1,215,960
Increase in unrestricted net assets $39,680
St. Andrews Annual Report and Statistics
St. Andrews Hospital Statistics
2007 2008 2009
Admissions: 451 582 547
Patient Days: 3,112 3,114 3,177
Average Length of Stay (days): 5.7 5.4 5.8
Average Occupancy (%): 33.9% 34.1% 34.8%
Emergency Visits: 4,695 4,382 4,235
Non-Urgent ED Visits: 930 1,090 1,125
Operations:
Inpatient: 4 5 5
Outpatient: 916 710 300
Diagnostic Imaging Procedures: 5,873 5,646 5,442
Physical Therapy Visits: 6,242 5,920 6,541
Occupational Therapy Visits: 2,175 1,897 2,341
Speech Therapy Visits: 704 612 323
Cardiopulmonary Procedures: 5,443 3,898 3,050
Laboratory Visits: 6,587 6,369 8,577
Long Term Care Days, Res Care
& Assisted Living Days 25,146 25,697 26,892
Calendar Year 2009 Gifts
(January 1, 2009 through December 31, 2009)
Annual Fund Appeal $139,743
Capital Campaign $60,000
Events $5,342
Gifts-in-Kind $5,385
Memorial/Honorary Gifts $6,620
Planned Gifts/Bequests $93,640
Trust Gift Income $423
Special Gifts $184,635
Total Charitable Gifts $495,788
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Lincoln County Healthcare
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35 Miles Street
Damariscotta, Maine 04543
Miles Memorial & St. Andrews Hospitals • Lincoln Medical Partners
St. Andrews Village • Schooner Cove • Cove’s Edge • Chase Point
Miles & St. Andrews Home Health & Hospice
PO Box 417, Boothbay Harbor, Maine 04538
207-633-2121 LCHCare.org
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