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C()IdNetdPresident page 2

Executive Director 3

Christ Community Hospital 4- 5

Evangelical Hospital 6- 7

Board of Directors 8-9

Evangelical School of Nursing 10

Woma'n's Auxi Iiary 11

Chaplain 12

School of Nursing Alumnae 13

Balance Sheet 14-15

Medical Staff - Christ Community Hospital 16

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PllMitklet

The old year has ('ome to a close. It was a good one and for whatever we accomplished we pause and, as Samuel

did, give thanks to God. "Samuel took a stone and set it between Mispeh and Shen and called it Ebenezer, saying

'llitherto the Lord has helprd us.' " L Samuel 7:12

The rfforts of many membt'rs of the board have bren superb; their successful leadership has carried us through

many trying times. They gave unsl'lfisldy of their time, wisdom and strength to help us spread the mission of healing

to thr glory of God.

The work of the dl'flicaterl and dl'votrd memhers of our administration, General Counsel, the Medical Staff, theWoman's Auxiliary, til(' Volunterrs, tht' School of Nursing, the Nursrs' Alumnae Assoeiation, employees and all others

hal' IIrrn an inspiration to all who entn our doors of Christian hl'aling.

I express my pnsonal thanks and de/'p gratitudl' to the aforenll'ntion('d groups. Without your support and rn­

couraw'nl('nt the mission of Christian healing might not have been accomplished during 1«)71.

Looking ahead to the new year, we ask, "What dOl'S God want us to do'!" We look to th(> Bible for the answer:

"Study to show thysl'lf approved unto God, a workman that nl'edth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the work of

truth." II Timothy 2: 15

"Watch ye, stand fast in the faith, quit you like men, he strong. Let all things be done with charity." Corinthians

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\" I,e v/'nlUre into a new and chalknging yl'ar, w/' nl'pd Cod's hrlp if Wl' arc going tosucct'pd. We ask Ilim to

bless our efforts and accomplishment", giving thanks and praise to llim from whom all hlessings flow.

We ask that the corning year IH' onl' of serl'nity and peace.

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The Rev, Paul F, UmbeckExecutive Director

Thr pasl year has ucrn ont' of change, anxil'ly and fulfillmcnt The implemenlalion of some new programs has

uroughl change in work pallerlls and melhods of oprralion, Sonw anxiely always aecompanies changc unlil nt'w

roulines and pro('('dun's are accepled, Thr achil'vt'lll('nl of some of lht' eslablislH'd goals broughl a senst' of salisfac­

tion knowing lhal slridt,s forward wen' madt, in ICJ71.W(, Ihoughl, firsl of all, of our cmployees u('caus\' good palit'nl can' uegins wilh Ilwm. Thosc on an hourly wagr

wnl' given a JCJ ('I'nl eosl-of-living salary adjuslmenl in .July, II. new prnsion plan wilh irwrl'ased ht'nefils also wt'nl

inlo dft'cl in July. I':mploye('s \\t'n' given tlwir birlhday as an eighlh holiday.A serit's of din 11I'r-danees and awards hanqut'ls throughou I 111I' year commelllora ling l/1I' 10th ann ivt'rsary of eh ril'.l

COlTlmunily Hospilal, llH' 60lh annivt'rsary of EV1I11g('lical Hospilal and the 6.'ilh anniversary of Ill(' Associalion will

sen" as a hasis for a I'onlinuing prowarn of r('('ol!ni1.ing t'mplo)'I'es' outslanding ('onlrihulions.

Tht, Associalion's banqlH'1 rnarkt'd lhl' firsl publi(' inslallalion of offirl'rs and Ill(' ('nd of an l'I'a as Ccorge .Iat'kson

finisllt'd his fourlh Inm as prt'sidt'nt and \\ as una bit, lo sun'et'd himsl'l f.Cround breaking for Cood Stllnarilan lIospilal, l)ownlTs(;rovl', issl'l forl'arly 11)7:l wilh compll'lion sonll' lime

in ICJ7.'i. \ pnmalwnl Sll'l'ring Commill('(' was l'ornH'd ilnd a Crcd('nlials Commill('I' estahlislH'd. Thc program 1'1'­

ceivl'd apprm al I'roln 11ll' SoulhwI'sl Suburban lleallh Planning '\s.~ocialion;a use pt'rrnil was rl'('I'ivl'd from f)ownns

CroVI'. The Hoard of Dircclors \Oll'd 10 incrt'as(' Iht' inilialt'apacil} 10 2BO bt'ds on a 40(,-lwd c1lassis il' eommunily

supporl is favorable. In any case, \Vt' guaranll'(' a II)O-Iwd instilnlion.TIll' Ilt'cd for a hospilal in 1111' Harringlon an'a was confirlllt'd by a Kolt' and Program Stud) which was favorably

rt'('t'iVt'd by onr Slt'ning Commillt't' for Ihal an'a who pass\'d il on lo Ill(' I.ong I{ange Planning Commitl"I'. This

group will mak(' rt'('ommt'/Illations 10 thc Hoard, who has ('IIl'ouragl-d s('('king a silt,.

J\s \\ (' 111m I' IowaI'd Iwcoming a multiple hospital corporalion, Wt' fell the nt't'd 10 reexamint' our corporait' slruc­

lurt' 10 dl'lnmi,lI' il' \V(' Wt'rt' opt'raling in Ihe mosl efficienl and dfeclivt' mannI-I'. An inilial rt'porl has ht'('n rt'ceivt'd

from \. '1'. "t'artH'y ,I( Company. Furl/wI' sludy will t'nSIH'.\t such liml' as lilt' Hoard sl'l'ks hids for 1111' proposed n, pansion or Chrisl COllllllunity Ilospital, the communily

will again 1)(' im ilt'd to participalt' through a ddwulurt' program. TIll' \ssocialion has used a ddwnlurt' program 10

allrat'l addilional \\orking fuuds sin('(' lhl' incl'plion of lilt' hospilal II )t-ars ago.In 1)l'cemlH'r, the \s.~ocialionnlml'ditsot'fict's I'rom Chrisl COlumunily lIospilal, Oak Lawn, lo l\lcJ)ollald's Plaza,

Oak Brook. TIlt' 1l10Vl' ga\(' IIH' hospilal spact' it grt'ally Iwt'Ckd alld also gavl' Iht' Associalion Iht' I'xpalldt'd facililit's

IItT"ssary lo carryon its ~rowing programs.

Nt'w IlwmlH'rs of Iht' i\~sociation an' Comlllllnity Congrt'l~aliollal Church or Villa Park, tilt' Firsl Congrt'/;alional

Chllrch of I)owlwrs CroV{', llll' Firsl Con~rt'galional Church or SII'gt'r and Tht' Villagl' Chllrch of LaCrallgl' Park.We closl' lhl' ycar 1971 wilh gralilude to lht' mallY pcoplt- who have conlrihuted to its SU('CI'SS, WI' pray lhallllt'

prt'st'II('P of Cod shall have hel'" 1..110\\ II lo those who havt' served and lo lhose who have ut'en served. !\-Iay Ilis pre­

St'III'I' and ult's~ing 1)(' wilh our ('fforts in lht' YI'ar alwad.

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~1-7·~The Rev. William F. SiemersAdministrator

One of the major highlights of the past year was the gala 10-year anniversary celebration. The Association's Hoardof Directors treated more than 1,350 hospital employees and their guests to dinner-dances March 29 and 30. Theprogram included remarks by local dignitaries, service award pins to employees and the introduction of Patricia Smith,first child born at our hospital.

A giant step forward was taken in July when thl:' Association entered our hospital into an affiliation with Presby­terian-SL. Luke's Medical Center and Rush Medical College.

Conceptually, the Hush Commitment provides for the establishment of a Network of J0 hospitals geographicallylocated in the inner city, the suburban and the rural areas which can deliver total health care to 1.5 million residcnL~

in the Chicago metropolitan area. Philosophically, it embraces three goals: Improved health care delivery, educationfor health-care proft'ssionals and discovery through responsible research programs.

Because of our strong General Practice Section, we were urged to develop a Family Practice Residency Program.Our Board has allocated one floor of thc proposed addition for the development of these special facilities. The pro­jection is that we will have 24 Family Practice Residents in a three-year program that will graduate eight doctors ayear.

Dr. Thomas lIejna was appoin ted coordinator of the ({ush program.A 1I0spitai Gmergency Command System was installed in two elevators to assist in cardiac arrest service and to

provide elevator control for fire and other critical conditions. The first of its kind in the Midwest and the fourth inoperation in the United States, the "dial-an-elevator" system alerts passengers to exit at the nearest floor to makeway for the "crash cart" equipment and emergency personnel.

The architects are developing working drawings of the proposed expansion of Christ Community Hospital. Theprogram as now stated will incorporate ancillary facilities, an out-patient area, a medical arts section and 200 addi­tional beds. Preparatory to the expansion program a new south parking lot with room for more than 250 cars wasbuilL. Also added was a gas incinerator designed to handle refuse in the cleanest, safest way possible.

MEDICAL STAFF REPORT

Our sta ff increased from L84 to J97 members.Twenty-six new appointments were made to thestaff and 13 advancements in rank were approved.

The staff devotes about 2,500 hours per monthto commiLlee work, our staff commiLlees havingincreased from L4 to 26 to meet standards set bythe Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hos­pitals.

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Teaching assignments, grand rounds, disasterdrills, monthly Clinical Pathological Conferencesand guest speakers keep the doctors abreast ofcurrent medical concepts and procedures.

New officers are Dr. 1. A. Sass, President;Dr. C. D. Krause, Vice-President; and Dr. G. A.Dejong, Secretary-Treasurer.

.\11':1)1(;;\1, EDUCATION I{EPORT

Our affiliation with Ru~h ~ll'di('al Collt'ge ha~ given us additional incentivt· to {'ontinue a ~teady irnprovl'lllf'nt inour tf'aehing program~.

\lre are making firm, ~olid progrt·~~ under tilt' nt·w program in areas such a~ rotation of Re~idents,5laff appoint­

rnl'nt~ at Rush and patil'nt rdl·rntl~. By .July of 1972, our lIou~e Staff will consist of 32 Int('rn~ and Re~id\·nt~.

Sincl' the Free Standing Internship will be di~('on tinued in 1975, the following departments al'l' in the proce~s ofapplying approval for R.esidency programs:

Fam ily Practice

Department of Mt'dicine

I)\'partment of Surgery

Oepartment of Pediatrics

Department of OB/Gyne hasbeen approved for

I\lso applying for straigh tInt('rnship in OB/Gyn.

Pathology is approvt'd for

24 Rrsiden ts

12 18 ({('siden ts

12 Residt'n ts

6 Residents

6 Residents

4 Residents

:3 Year Program

3 Yrar Program

4 Year Program

3 Year Program

3 Year Program

I~ Year hogram

If all of Lilt' new prowams are approved, this will make a total of 64 70 Residents.

It u~ually takes at least a year Iwfore tht, applil'ations for Residency programs are lIpprtlvl'd by Lilt' Council on

i\lediral Education of the i\nwri('an \Iedieal \~~ociation and th,' rt'~pective Sp('('ialty Board~. Ikcause tht· programshave to be irnplt'mented by yearly progession, it will take two to three year~ hefore WI' have tilt' full romplell1rnt ofI{e~idents in the various departnwnlh.

NURSING SEIWICES REPOI{T

Nt'w srrvicl'~ added during 11)71 to an alrt'ady

well-balanced pro~rrall1 includes e1a~se~ for diaLwtic

patit'ntl->. Through di~cu~sion and U~t· of audio­~i~ual aid~, a nurst', rlit'lician and social worker help

till' patit'llt alld hi~ family understand diabcte~ alld

whatrnustlw done to keep it under control. The~t'

c1as.~t's are open to pt'ople u~ing the out-paUt'lItclinic and to patient~ of phy~icians Oil our staff.

\ N"urologic J)epartment wa~ opt'ned forpatienlh who nel'd special diagno~tic ~tudies surha~ angiography, rnyt'lography and pn,'urnOI'n('('­phalography.

Four hundred and fifty rxpt'l'lant motllt'rs andfath,'rb participated in our pre-natal program, thelargest in Chicago.

Coronary Care Unit Supervisors gavt· rt'susitationtraining to alll'ommullity firemen. ~Iore than 290hObpital rmployt,t,~ wert' trainf'd in Cardiac Pulmo­nary I{('su~itation.

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197 I STI\TISTICS

I\d missions.

(Illeluding N,·wborns)

Out-Patien tsErnergrllcy ({oom

A-Ray

(Ill and Out-Patient)

Births

Laboratory Pro('edures

(Including ({adioisotopf's)Surgical PrO(,f'dures.

(~Jajo.. and MillOI')Total Pati('n I J)ay~ .

(I ncluding Newborns)

24,827

137,n2:Hl,74774,757

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452,447

8,724

222,735

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My firsL year as adminisLraLor of Evangelical lIospilld was highlighLed by sl'v('ral significanL evenLs.Of greaL imporLance was Llw June 6 decision of the AssociaLion '>. Board of DirecLors Lo s('11 the hospiLal Lo the 'I'a·

!H'rrwcle I\lissionary BapLisL Church. The aCLion which, hopd'ully, was to have Laken place wiLhin 30 days, wab de·layed because Lh(' sLaLe licensing d('parLmcnl did noL met't unLil Oclobrr and hy o till' I' problt-ms that cropped upalong Lhc way. Transfer of ownership Look plat'e February 1:2, 1()7:2.

OLher evenLs in<'iudt, tht' .IUIlt' luneheon honoring I;' supervisorb who had eornplt't('d an eight,wI'ek course "EighLStl'PS Towards Excell('fI('('" of[PrI'd h)' Lht, AssoeiaLion. ErrH'sL Pt'tLis, perbonfll" rnauagc'r, din'('Lt'd thl' coursl'.

During the burnml'r, :U IlIt'lnbers of the loeal Neighborhood Yonth Corps 1ll'lrwd as clerk LypisLs, mess('ngns, file<'inks, dietary and housck('('ping aidt's, and groundsk('ept'l's. ThC'b(' youngsLers I)('LwI'('n 16 and 11.1 years of age, Wt'n'parL of the work program supnvibed and paid for hy the ftoderal gOI I'rJlnll'nL 's Offit,t, of I';conomic OpporLuniLy.

As parL of the 60Lh annivI'rb<lry ('(+hration, tbe Board of Dirt'l'torb sponsored award dinlll'rs SepLember 2:2 and:23 aL the LexingLon 1I0ubl'. Inelud('d in the programb wert' the awarding of five :20')'I'ar bt'r\ i('t' pinb and a history ofLIII' hObpital givI'n by till' I{ev. Dr. PaullJrnbeck, J\ssoriaLion E,('eutilt, !l in'('t or.

Our 1,500th bally arrivl'll aL 7:0;' a.m., Novernbn :22, followt'(.1 15 rninult'b laLer by her Lwin sisLer. The nt'WrnoLhn was presented with a d01.('n red roscs and the bahit,s ('ach rl'n'ived a $25 savings hondo

NURSINC SEI{VICES I{I~POI{T

During the pasL year the Nursing ServiceCornmiLlees have primarily ('onc('rned LhemselveswiLh ways Lo improve paLi('nt care and mainLaingood nursing standards.

Two disaster drills and a six-wcek in-serviceLrlllnmg session of nurses' aides and ward secre­Larics were among the m<'Lhods Lhey employed.

SI'nior studenLs from the Evangelical Schoolof Nursing gained experience by helping in ourOut-patient Clinic. TIll' School also coordinateda program to assiSL our Foreign Exchange Nursesin Lheir preparaLion Lo hl'com(' licensed in Illinois.A program was ~cL up wlll'rehy the nurses rotaLedin four clinical areas aL ChribL CommuniLy Ilospitai.

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1971 STATiSTICS

J\dmi"sions .(Including Newborns)Out-PaLientsEmergency RoomX-Ray(In and Out-paLienLs)BirthsLaboratory ProeeduresSurgical Proct'dur('s.(l\1ajor and Minor)Total PatienL Uays .

6,275

586B,:W:17,15B

1,66968,770

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Vinson n. !\reimeier, presidenl

of !\Iaslt'r I,l'akfinding, ha~ Il'd

lht· l\",sOl'ialion ably dnrin~ his

firsl yt'ar as pn'sidt'nl.

K Cordon Slllbbp, a promirlt'nl

banker in lht· Oak Lawn COIl1·

l11uni ly, also s('ryt's ahly as Yicc'·

pn'sidl'nt of thl' l\"so('ialion.

The Rev. Ceorge P. '8usekros,

se\'rl'lary, enjoys frequl'nl rap

sessions wilh mc'mbers of his

Confirmalion Class.

I'asl Pn'sidnll Ceorge Jackson,rt'\ in'd, no\\ st'l'\ t'S as chairman

of lilt' Cood ~amarilan :'It'ning

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The I{ev. John E. Sf'llnpider, a

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LIlt' I'crsonnt'l COlllmillce.

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The Rpv. lIaller II. Laller ,,,dksOVl'r lilt· /)ownt'rs (; 1'0"t' propt'l'­

ty sl'!t-l'll'd a" lht' silt· of (; ood

:'alllaritan Ilospital.

James I,. I nderson, rl'lirt'd, con·

lrihntt's many hour::- hy "crYing

capably on nunH'rous board com­

miW'('s.

Slephen F. "asbepr, sta ff Yin',

prt'sidc'nl, pt'rsonnt" adminislra­

lion, BI,II & Ilowl'lI Co" St'rY('s

allly on many board 1'0 III III il lee;,.8

Visiling his hospilalizt>d 01\'111­

hers i", among the many dUlil'S of

The Rev. /Jean Plassmann, who

sl'rve", a church in Pcolone.

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Thomas K. Gifford, an atlorney

who practices in Chicago, serves

lhe !\ss()('iation as assislanl SIT·

re lary.

As lreasurer of the Association,

Lester IJ. Ohlsen, retired, is in

frl'lJuent eonlad \\ ilh the ac·

counling department.

Miltoll IV. Meyers, first vice-pres­

idt'l1t and scert'lary of 1\1inl'r

Enterprises, Il1c., serves a8 a8sis­

lanl treasurer.

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A Ifred II. Busch, vi('t'-pn'sidel1l,

Slewarl \\arnt'l', is lile Barrington

area'~ firsl represt-nlalive on lhe

hoard,

George K /ledge, a dislrirl man­

agt'r for I\It'lropolitan Lift' Insur­

ance, n'presenls the La (;rangl'

an'H.

The Hell. Nalph N. /lunger, who

SI'I'\ ('s a parisll in Chicago, lellds

his kntm Il'dge in llIany fit'lds lo

LIlt' boa rd.

An employee consultaut for SulesConsultants, Inc., K Gordon/? iceis a rTl\'mbrr of thl' Long llangePlanning Commillel'.

The Rev. no/wid c. Vogel, ashl'tl(l of ~lt· Hllildings and GroundsComrnillt'l', kt>t'ps c1osl' tails ontilt' physil'ul plants.

1\ 111'1" IlIl'mlll'r of the hoard,

John K. Heichen!Jach, is ell1­

ployed in sales and sen in' for

CI'.'I'. Fn'i~llt Co.9

II il/mm ,I. GroteJeld, Ruff &

Grolt'feld, lias st'rved llll' "sso­

cialiol1 for lI1any years as Cl'n­

end Counsel.

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E'~~Mrs. Elida MundtDirector

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A new dircclor, a newly cr('aled pm,ilion of adlllini~lralile assislanl lo the direclor, the add ilion of sludt'nls lo

Illany facully commillel's and lhe largesl freshman rlass in lllf' school's hislory w\'l"e among lhis y('ar's happenings al

lhe Evan~c1ical School of Nursing.

I Iwearne dircclor on Augusl I, following a faeully leave of absence during whieh I \I a~ projt'('\ dirt'('\or of a fl'oer­

al granllo lhl' Communily Organizillion of Facull} In-St'rvicl'. \1,1' eonlinued lo parlieipale in COFluf1(!t-r lht' privillt'

sponsorship of lilt' Sehool of Nursing ilnd lwo olhn sehools.

~1} pn'decl's;-,or, S) dnt'} Krampilz, l\ilS appoinled chairman of Elmhursl ColI,'W"s I)/'parlm<'nl of f\ursing. 'I'll\'

eoll(,w' this fall iniliall'd a four-yt'ar program It'ading 10 a uaehelor\ (Jpgn'(' in arb with a Inajor in nursing.

.Iant' Chiv(TS Iwcanll' adminislraliv.' assislilnl in J)1'('('mb(T; silt' also eonlilllu's as f\ulrilion Inslrurlor.

To open anolh.'r ehannd of ('omllluniealion in lht' school, "tudt'nls Wt'rt' inelud.'d on man) of lht, prl'vious all­

faeully eommillees, Facully rTIl~JI1bt'rs have found lhi" addilion lo bt' challenging and helpful; sludenb are plt-ased tohave lhi~ addilional comrnuniealion~' mechanism.

Our 60 freshml'n lhis year represl'nl the largesl dass in the school's 60-year hislory. Three girls were ('molleo in

lhe firsl freshman elass in 1911. Till' majorily of lht, ::.ludenls eonlinue to comt' from Chicago and its suburbs.

The facully is comprised of 15 full-lime and lwo parl-lime members, the majorily of whom are enrolled in grildu­

ale courses. All of llwm allend local workshops and seminars lhroughoul the yeilr ilS iI mCilns of eonlinuing lheireducalion.

The school counselorvisiled mort' lhan 20 high sehools during LIlt' yl'ilr, planned and held lwo Open 1I0ubl's whieh

allracl(,d hundreds of sludenls and guesL~ and prt'pilred milll'riilis for use iltllt'allh fairs and recruilmcnt visils lo high

schools.

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WbhffUt4Aa.

Mrs. Samuel StevensonPresiden t

Thl'y givt' so much and m,k ~o lillie. TIH'Y an' thl' /IIOr!' than 1,000 women who make up the Woman's Auxiliary

to Christ Community lIospital. They an' thl' WOUH'n who through their Volunten Program add the per~onaltouc'hl';;

that make the patients' stay mOr!' cOll1fortahk.

Tlwy are till' woml'n who rai!>I' fund~ through tlH'ir Thrift Shoppe, their Ilost' Tree Gift Shop and Snack Bar and

through the Chri~tma~ Cotillion.

Frolll thi~ dynamic group 1'011I1' till' :17,1 adivI' \ oluntl'I'r~ who thi~ year donatl'd 7:.l, 9:36 hour~ at Chri~t Commun­

it) and Evangt'iit'al Ilo~pilal~,

Tht'y art' till' \\OIl1I'n \\ho pl'I'~I'nll'd fi\(, S:!SO ~I'holar~hip~ 10 ~ludl'nt nur~c~ and fina/H'ed anothl'l' ~Iudl'nt

"Ull1nH'f trip 10 Co~ta Hit'a, giving hn tht' opportunity to work in a field ho~pital tlll'ft'.nurse\

I\t'w area" of "ervi('('~ in whit'h thl'~t' \\omt'n parlicipatcd in 1971 W\'fl' the diahl'lic dinic, till' "For Gril'vt'rs Only"

program, till' mailing of llH'dicart' information for Social Sl'I'vicl'~ and the distribution of frl't' health information for

thl' Christmas Sl'al organization.

Tlll'Y are the womc'n who this year hought 11I01'1' than $25,000 of monitoring equipment for the Lahor and Dc­

livery Iloom, Nnvborn Nur~l'ry and Pediatric Unit. The equipment enables medical and nur~ing sp('ciali~ts to c1osl'ly

watch thl' vital "igns of a \'fitically ill child or high.risk infant. The fl'lal monitor recordb the aetivity of the heart he·

fore birth.

They art' the women whom I havl' lIet'n privill'gt'd to It'ad for thc last two years.

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---;.b<-#-?k~/The Rev. Harold KamenzChaplain

Jndividualiz('d spiritual care has lwcomc a reality at Christ Community Hospital. Th(, more than 625 c1ergynlt'n

in our servi('(' area arr notifi('d by a telephone call wht'n one of their parishioners ib hospitalized... not a small task

in tlw light of our daily patirnt av('ra/l:t' of nearly 600.

To further help tht, cler/l:y, an in-st'rvic(' tratnlllg program focusing on improving pastoral skill in the Emergency

Room was initiated under the It'aclt'rship of Dr. Patll David, psychiatrist.

To help in solving the ('motional (TISls many people undergo following till' 10Sb of a lov('d ont', " pilot program,

"For Grit'vt'rs Only" was s('1 up. II is receiving a warm n'sponse in the community and plans an' nnderway to providt'

a srcond group lIlct'ling 1'01' those unable to attend the afternoon st'ssions.

The' !\Il'oholics \nonyrnous group Iwgun by seven nwmlwrs in July of 1970 has moved to a larger facility to servt'

the 75 nlt'n and WOllH'n who mt'('t in Ihree st'clional groups ('very Thursday evening.

A record ,WO hoys and girls from :~~ area high schools participated in the sixth annuall\lcdieal Explorers' program.

An t'cullH'nical group of 12 selllinarians and parish r!ergymen parlicipated in a three-month Clinieal Pastoral Edu­

('aLion program under tilt' It'(\(lership or Dr. LOllis Hoyt'r, a tht'ology prof('ssor atthr Lutheran SC'hool of Tht'ology,

Chicago.

The Chaplain actively takt's part in a numlH'r of ('onHnllnity yOllth-orit'ntt'd programS,;1 high school Outreaeh

program; "l\l('rnphis Headn'st," an ('meq~t'IH:y It'lephon(' servict, for kids anti their pan'nts; and a drug abuse program.

He has ('omplt'led his second year as pn'sident of the EvtTgrt'('n Park High School Board of Education.

12

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~~~AaheJosephine DeMarcoPresident

OrganiZl'd to prOlllott· tht· professional and eclu('ational aclvan('elllent of nursing in gen('ral, and their alma matn

in particular, the Alumnae Association of the Evangelical School of Nursing continues to ht, one of the few such a('­

tive organizations on the south side of Chicago.

Again this year, lI\onthly programs were aimed at keeping fIlelllDt'rS informrd of tht, latt'st devt'lopments in their

field. Topics includ(·d rnt'dieal hypnosis, pediatric surgery, eurrent laboratory proe('durt's and kidnt'y transplants.

The alumnae maintain a ~lI\all student aid fund and a lihrary fund for the ~tudt'Jlt nurse~.

Alumnae gather for a chat and some work in the School'slibrary, which they help to stock through a special fund.

13

OT!':S TO BA I.ANt!': SII E!':T

EVANGELICAL HOSPITAL ASSOCIATIONASSETS

I. lIa~i, of fUlld prnl'lItatioll UN RESTRICTED FUNDTIlt' balaIH'I' ,Iwet a I J)1·c·(·tnbn :31, 1971, ha" b,','n

prq);tr{'d 011 a ha,i" of ~I'gre'galing all A"w('ialtoll fund"illio "ullre',lric"'d fund" alld "fulld, rnlricl<'d by donor","Thi" ha,i" cOliform" wilh propo,..d guid .. lillt·' for heallhI'an' in,lilulioll' pulJli"l)('d by Ihe AlTlt'ri('all In"liluk ofCI'rtifi('d Publi(' A(·cc)ulllalll:. whil'h ,,10111' Ihal appro·priated (board d""igllalcd) a"""I" alld propt'rty, plalll and"quipm"111 "I1Ould b.. pre~c'lItcd a" pari of all ulln'"tric",dfUlld wlwr"a, ill prior y"ar" Ih,"" ,,,,,,'1:. wC're' preM'lItcd a,""pa ra 1<' fll lid".

2. Short·I!'r1ll illv""tmc·nl:.

Curn'nl:Ca.hShorl·term inve~tments (Note 2)A('counts receivable from palients and Ihird

party payors, less allowance for doubtfulaccounts of $750,000 (Notc 3)

Receivable from sale of hospilal assets (No Ie 7)Dnlgs and supplic", at costPre pol id ex penseAccrued revenue from third parly payors

'1'01011 current assets

$ 161,8751,855,714

4,352,911189,:313330,740

74,242120,700

7,085,495

$7,570,7421,319,000

6,718256,580

Tlw"c a'M·I:., mainlaim·d Oil a pool"d ba,i" comi,,1of lh,' followill~:

A"'d' :Cntifiea"', of d"po",tCOlllnwr('ial pap"r, 011 1'0,1Olhc'r "('('urili,',, at eo,1A,'nued i,H'OI1lC

Designalc'd for Board appropriations:Short· term investments (Note 2)Land held as future hospital ~ite (Note 6)

Total designated a",els

5,532,429614,321

6,146,750

9,161,040

Allm'alioll ill balall"" ,hc"'I:l!lIre·,lri,·"'d fUlld

CUrrl'nl 01,,,,'1,J)('Mf!;lIalt'd a"c·I:.

FUlld, re·,trel·l<·d I" dOli or,

$1,1155,7145.5:32, ~291,772,897

Propl'rt), plant and equipmenl, at eosl le~,

al','UlIllllall'd depn'l'ialion (Nolt-, 5 and 6) IO,94:l,1 81.

N,175,429

In 1')71 .,pproxllnal<·" Ill", of Ih,' A'Mlflatioll'"111'1 upnalillf!; n·"·lult· wa, c'arelt'd Ulldl'r 1'0,1 alld 1'0,,1plu, n'lmlJur"'lIll'lI! af!;n"'lIwllb IIl1d '"'' ,uhl""1 to n"It·\\and/or audil I" lilt· lIurd pari' pa) or, or tlwtr illll·r·IIIt·dl.lre,·" I'ruvt'lOt" for "'III"II11'lIt, of Ih"M' a"I'UUIII"an' C'oll,ltl<-n'd .Idc·qual<· IJ, m.lllaf!;'·IIl"1I1. S,·tll,·nwlII:.wllh Ihlrd p"rl, p,., ur, l'mt'rlllf!; all Up"11 )"ar, Ihrouf!;hl'l70 "'!'r" "ompll'lc'd m ICl';'l III ,IIIIOUllh ,uh,I,lIll1all) a,prniuu,l) prnVlIl<-d.

:1, Third pari) n·lmlJur"C·lIll'lI1:.----

'),HlI,lHOFlJI\IlS I{E~TI{ICTEI) BY I)ONOR

Shorl·lt·nn inve,11111'lIt" (Notl' 2)Irlvt'"lmenl", primaril) c'ommon "lock, al eo,1

or mark"1 va 1111' on date of bt,'qtll·"1(markt'\ valu,' $1 ,~2(),fI()2 )

Farm propnl), al fair nlark"1 valuc' 011 dalt'of h"qlll',1

$ 1,772,897

l,tJ62,1l52

I 56,Ot)O

S 2,991,7 1,1)

The \"uc'I.lllon ha, lor mallY )"ar, provld"d aP"IIMOII I... lldil pl.11I ",llIc'h l'mc're'd ,ub,lalltlall) all

"mplm ,"'" 1'.1) n1l'nh 10 n'lire"'" whidl "'nc' lIominal,w,'n' ,'\pc·II,..d .1' paId alld af'lu.lreall) comlllll ..d 1><·t)('fit"wC'n' 1101 al·'·rllt·d,

Th,' ,\"-""'I.111t11l I-lo"rd of J)ireelur" am'·lId..d IhI'plall III provul.. ,uh,lalllialh III('rl'a~l'd 1ll"1I'fil:. erre('IIV".1111) I, IC)';'I, l'a,1 ,l'nln' (""I. lwillg ,unorll'lC'd ov,'r 1t'1I

Y.'lIr" alld lIorlllal ,'o,t, hav.· h.·.·11 ae"nlt'd ill 1971 b""edUll ~11I itt'luarhd :"tud, u:o-iul! lilt' H c·l1 try a~(' I1nrflHd

H

m"'''od of "o,t ,1t-It'rlllillaIIOIl, II i, "\P"('I"d thai lilt'amc'lId,'c! plall "til 11"('01111' a qllallfi"d plall for "mploy('"IIIt'OIll" lax alld Ihlrel pari) rt'imhur""lIlc'lIl purpo"c" Oll('l­th,' method of fUlldillf!; alld dl,do,ur,' tu ,·mployc,·,. hav,'

1><"'11 fillaliz"d,The con~lru<'IlOn in progrl'" ,hown abo\(' b part

of an npan,i(lIl progralll 1',lilllal<'d 10 eo,1 $2 ~.600,OO()

for Iwilding" and l'quipnwlIl for whidl ollly ,I ,mall a·Illounl ha" lx'en ('onHnilll'd 'II DI'('ember :11, 1971. TheA""odalion i" al~o holding lalld (included in de~igllated

a'M·t,) a, a ~i'" for a fulure ho"pilal.

$ :llJ8,211210,877,926:3,675,:3:37

6:11,5()O

IS,S7:J,1()5

~,629,921

$1 (),9·~:~, 111-1

Propl'rt}, plalll and equipment

Lt· .., a('c'umulah'd dcpn'('lallon(dt'\,'rmi'"'d on thc' ,1"lighllille Illt'lhud)

Ho,pihll fa('ililie, at Chri'l COlllmullily Ho,pilal('oll,i,t of tlw followin~ at DI'I'I'ml)('r :H, 1971:

'o,t:

Land and Impro\l'lIwnl,Iluildinf!;'EqUlpnwlI1Con,lruellOn in pro~n'"

:'i.

I· ~

PC'II,IOII planI.

1l\I.i\NCE SIII·Er I)F:(}:~IBEI{ :~I, 1<)71

LIABILITIES ANI> FUN!> Bi\LANC!':S

III W, 1\10urol' St.Chicago, III. 60603

The Board of DirectorsEvangelical Ilospital Associa lion

ARTIIUI{ YOUNC & COI\IPANY

®791,072

1,711,555

$

601,826528,000203,700477,825285,35760,350

debt (Notl' 6) 200,5/t5

3,148,675Tolal I'urrent liabilili"s

Currl'nt:An'olen,ts payaLlcAccrued liabili tics

Salarics, wa(:(I'S and payroll taxesConlrael fees

Pension costs (Not" 1)Other

I\kdieare financing advanl'esIkfnred tuition rl'VcnUI'Current maturities of long.tnlll

Long.ll'rlTI debl (Note 6)

In our opinion, Ihl' al'l'ompan) ing Lalan(',' shed pre.s('nts fair!) Ihe financial posilion of Evangelical lIospilalAssocialion at Deeember :11. 1971. nl eonformit)' withgrll,'rally al'l'epted accountinJ.( principks applied on abasis consisll'nt wilh Ihat of III(' pn't'edil(g year "X('('pt forthe ehange~, whil'h wc approv(', il( at'eoulll;ll!: for p"nsionl'osb describt'd ill Nole 1 alld ill Ihe presentalion ofcerlain fUllu Lahln('es as de~crib('d ill Note I.

We have cxamined the accompanyinJ.( balanee Sh"l't ofEvangelical 1I0spitai Association (formerly Evangelieal1I0spitai Association of Chicago) at I)eeember :11, 1971.Our examination was made in ael'ordanec with ge'll'rall)

acceptcd auditing slandards, and aeeordingly includedsud, tests of the al'counlinJ.( rl'eon.!s and slll'h olhn

auditinJ.( prol'edurl's as we eo'''idered necc>sar) in Ihl'circu msta nces,

I)"ferrt'd revenne fro III third party payors

Fund balanee (Note I):A ppropriat'>d by Board

Building l'xpansion and I'quipm('ntInterest and debt relircment

Pensions

Utilized for property, planl and "quipnH'nt

Unappropriated

Total fund balanl'e

Fund balanl'('S (Note I):BuildinJ.( ,'xpansion and ,'quipn1l'nt

Fntur" sitt' d,'velopnll'nlNursin~ grdnt

:166,900

4,514,2571,128,229

504,264

6,146,75010,943,184

1,358,:165

18,948,299

S2~, 175,~29

S 2,9:33,816II ,~76l(d57

$ 2,99 I ,7'~9 1\1a reh 22, 1972

A~17~dry-

$1,711,555

M anagemenl

Respeclfu.!ly su bm illed,

7 Sal,' of ho,pital asst'ls

The Evangelical 1I0,pilal f..eililil" and illv,'ntori,',Wl'r(' sold in 1971 (tra,,,fcrn'd ill February 19(2) 10

anolllt'r not·for.profit or~ani",ation whil'h illt('lIlb 10 con·lilluc th,' hospilal undn .. notlll'r ''''111(', At 1),'cI'mbn :31,1971 los~,'s (uld co~ls·relatt'd 10 thc sale hav(' bceu accrul'uand proceeds of S 189,313 10 bt, n'cl'jv('d from the salturI' rl'tlected as a currellt asset.

The firsl fTIorlgag" honds alld ddH'nlurl's prov,dl'Ihal the Association willnol ineur long·term ind,.JJtedllessin excess of Hl r/, of Ihc fair valu,', as ddi,lI'u, of its lanu,L.uildin~s and cquipment. The aLove amounb have U(','II

rl'duecd by $1·U3,360 for uOllds and dc!J<'llturcs thai an'

held as investments Ly the Associ.. tioll,

IS

9:I,~,200

112,860

1,912,100200,545

S ll65,O'~0

Less l'llrrl'nt maturillc,

6, Long.term debl

The As,ot'iation's long.lnm debt at Deeemb('r 31,1971 consisb of:

6')'r first mortgag" Londs du(' inamounls ranging from $1 15,90(}in 1972 to S57·1.,OO() in 1975,collat('rali",cd by all property.plan I and equipm,'ntS·V,')', to 6·V,'1, ddll'nlt.ll'I" due

.Ianuar). 1976(1'/' in,talnl<'nt nolt' due SlYl,6,~5

in 1972 and S211,215 in 197:3,collall'raliud b) land Iwldfor futurt· hospilal si ll'($281, no, at eosl)

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Approvl'd by:'i'lli' Joilll Commission 011 Ac,t'rrdilalion of lIospilah, alld ilsIIwrnbc'rsMl'mber of:Thr, Amrru'an 1I0sl1liai Assot'iahonTIlt' ItIillllis lIospilal A"soc'ialionTIlt' AIlWrit'all Prolt'slall t I\ospi lal AssodahonTht· COUIlI'i1 011 1I,'al th and Wdfart· of th~ lInite'd Chuf(·h ofChristThe Chicago lIospi tal CouncilCer tified by:Thr l!lIitt·d Slate·s Ikpartrnt'lIt of lIealth Educ'alion alld Wt'lfart'(M,'di('an~ )Ucenst·d by:Th,: Illinois Slale: Board of lIealthAffiliated with Rush Medical College and Prt'~byterian-Sl.

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