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Executive Editorial BoardTodd Albert, MDMary K. Crow, MDJohn EnglehartSteven R. Goldring, MDLouis A. Shapiro

Editor-in-ChiefRachel Sheehan, MA, MBA

WritersDavid FreedmanShelly Mazor

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CHALLENGES : 2 / SOLUTIONS : 4 / PERFORMANCE : 12 / LEADERSHIP REPORT : 17 / FINANCIAL INFORMATION : 21 / PHILANTHROPIC HIGHLIGHTS : 22 / PROFESSIONAL STAFF : 24 / MANAGEMENT & VOLUNTEERS : 30 / LEADERSHIP COUNCILS : 33 / PLANNED GIVING : 34 / GRATEFUL ADVENTURERS : 35 / 2014 ANNUAL DONORS : 36 / OFFICERS & BOARD MEMBERS : 42

HSS : 2015 42 / 43

Mobility and physical function are

essential components of a person’s

identity. When age or injury slows

us down, where should a person go

to get care and attention that will

repair their body? A rapidly changing

healthcare landscape may leave

patients concerned they won’t receive

the compassion, excellence in treat-

ment, and value that we all deserve.

It’s not that the world isn’t filled with

claims of good care. Everyone today

is bombarded with information about

healthcare choices. So much so, that

the picture can seem all the more

convoluted. It’s easy to end up feeling

misguided and wonder if the answers

to critical healthcare-related questions

are being obscured.

In this shadowy landscape, HSS is

a beacon of value and confidence for

those we serve.

A Beacon of Value

TOUCH

IMPACT

CONNECT

FOCUS

HSS : 2015 / 1

Meeting the challenges of healthcare today

EFFICIENCY

OUTCOMES

SAFETY

/ Solutions / PerformanceChallenges

HOPE

Outcomes: Patients want to get back

to their lives and their full function. And

they don’t want it to take any longer

than necessary.

Safety: Patients want to face the

lowest possible risk of infection and

other complications.

Attentive care: The hospital experience

should leave patients feeling cared

for — not only during their stay, but in

the preparations for it and all the way

through discharge and recovery.

Cost-effectiveness: No one wants

to be hit with costs or even procedures

that could have been avoided.

Lifestyle-oriented care: Patients

need support in recovering, as well as

in preventing future injury. And they

need that support to extend beyond

hospital walls into their lives.

State-of-the-art care: Patients should

know they have the advantage of the

latest treatments, and that they’re

receiving them from clinicians who have

helped develop the breakthroughs.

Impact: A great hospital creates value

in many ways. It must find new ways to

serve patients and communities and

to advance its specialty areas of care,

improving treatment for those in need

through research and education.

At HSS, we base everything we do and

say on evidence and experience. That’s

why so many consider us a beacon of

proven quality and value in our specialty.

It isn’t easy to earn the right

to be the leader in orthopedics

and rheumatology. There are

challenges in the environment,

including:

HSS : 2015 2 / 3

FOCUSSPECIALIZATION

QUALITY

EXPERIENCE

At HSS, we focus on musculoskeletal

injury and disease. That focus obligates

us to achieve excellence in caring for

people with orthopedic or rheuma-

tologic problems. Whether it’s a limb

deformity, a sports injury, a condition

from overuse or an accident, spinal

stenosis, or a form of arthritis or other

autoimmune disease, we have teams

of specialists who have devoted their

careers to providing patients with the

best possible experience and outcome

for that exact challenge. We’ve become

renowned for that specialization

not only in the New York region, but

through out the U.S. and the world.

Focusing on this area of medicine has

enabled us to closely examine every

aspect of diagnosis, treatment and

recovery in order to continuously

improve it. Our teams of caregivers are

determined to increase patient safety,

minimize discomfort, meet patient

needs, avoid unnecessary cost, and

get people back to their routines

with the fastest, fullest, most reliable

recovery possible. We have learned

what works best based on individual

diagnoses and treatment options. We

validate our approaches with hard data,

and by measuring patient satisfaction.

That’s why our results help set the stan-

dards for the field.

This ceaseless drive to continuously

and measurably improve care and

outcomes in orthopedics, physiatry,

pain management, anesthesiology and

rheumatology shapes everything we

do, from imaging and diagnostic testing

to surgery to physical therapy. It’s a

drive that leads us to feel that no matter

how good we’ve become, we can keep

discovering ways to be even better on

behalf of our patients.

Challenges / / PerformanceSolutions

To get good at something, do a lot of it. To be the best at it, make it your single focus. Our only job at HSS is to provide unsurpassed care, research and education in our specialty fields.

Our surgical procedures are performed by sub-specialists, for better outcomes and higher safety.

Patients at HSS receive our renowned rehabilitation services, including physical therapy. That’s how we reduce the time it takes to recover function.

We are specialists

George Coleman, Jr., a patient in the Hospital’s advertising campaign, got back to his job as a professional jazz drummer just 52 days after spinal surgery.

FOCUS

HSS : 2015 4 / 5

IMPACT

HSS is preparing the next generation of leaders in our specialty fields.

We’re pushing the boundaries of better care in the lab and at the bedside.

EDUCATION

RESEARCH

We advance the field


IMPACT

Clinicians can do more for patients than deliver the best care available. At HSS our clinicians are developing tomorrow’s best care, and advancing the field.

We do more than provide the best

musculoskeletal care available today.

We continually advance the boundaries

of that care for our patients and for

the world. HSS is unique in having

built comprehensive research and

education programs focused entirely

on orthopedics, imaging, rheumatology

and related fields.

Whether it is more advanced imaging

techniques, a better elbow implant,

a way to replace damaged cartilage,

new insights into the biomechanics

of the knee, the biomolecular roots of

lupus and rheumatoid arthritis, a new

approach to managing pain, or the

genomics of musculoskeletal disease,

research performed and frequently

published by HSS clinicians contrib-

utes to some of the most important

breakthroughs in the field. Our patients

are often among the first anywhere to

benefit from the resulting advances in

diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation,

keeping HSS at the leading edge of

patient care and disease prevention.

We also apply our research capabilities

to better understanding the paths

patients follow throughout treatment

and recovery, so that we can constantly

innovate and fine-tune those path-

ways to give our patients even better

experiences and outcomes. It’s game-

changing research that helps us get

it right the first time, and adds value

and efficiency to every step of the

patient journey.

Surgeons, nurses, therapists and

technicians come to HSS from around

the world to learn state-of-the-art

techniques in the field, through our

graduate medical education and

continuing education programs. Our

orthopedics-focused rehabilitation and

nursing residencies provide the most

advanced evidence-based training

for these specialties. In that way, our

current leaders help shape the field’s

future leaders. It’s a commitment that

challenges us every day to be the best.

HSS : 2015 6 / 7

CON NECTFLEXIBILITY

COMMUNITY

We make it simple to get great care

Patients tell their stories of getting ‘Back In The Game’ at our new online forum.

HSS clinicians and services are available throughout the New York region.


CON NECTACCESS

Needing help to overcome a musculo-

skeletal challenge or injury shouldn’t

mean having to put up with the inconve-

nience and complexities of an inflexible,

hard-to-access healthcare system.

HSS has worked hard to make it easier

for people to get exactly the care and

support they need to achieve full,

healthy function. Whatever brings you to

HSS — improving sports performance,

getting a second opinion or setting

up surgery — you’ll find many ways to

benefit from the expertise of our staff.

One way we help is by extending our

care into more communities. We operate

a range of satellite facilities, and we have

programs that bring our services into

the workplace and schools. We’ve even

helped put together a training center for

professional athletes in New York.

We make things easier here at our

hospital, too. Patients considering

surgery will find physicians ready to

discuss alternatives, and whether

a wait-and-see attitude is safe and

appropriate. If surgery is the best route,

patients are guided ahead of time

through pre-operative routines, leading

to fewer delays and anxieties on the

day of surgery. And all our orthopedic

patients receive physical therapy

at their bedsides, seven days a week,

including evenings if needed.

As welcoming as you’ll find us at HSS,

we also work to lower the chances

you’ll stay longer than necessary or

to have to keep coming back. Our

interdisciplinary teams are at the top

of the orthopedics field in reducing the

risk of infections and other complica-

tions, and avoiding the need for surgical

revisions. Our post-surgery patients

are often walking the same day as the

procedure. Patients receive the rehab

and education services they need

to speed their recovery and return to

their normal daily life.

We’re making our services available to patients around the world.

Our physicians and healthcare team are active in the community, including caring for students in the New York Public School Athletic League.

The Brooklyn Nets HSS Training Center is currently being developed as a practice, treatment, and performance facility for professional athletes.

HSS : 2015 8 / 9

TOU CHThe spectrum of care at HSS optimizes safety in the operating room and after surgery in many ways, including anesthesia and pain management.

SUPPORT

DEDICATION

People who come to us may be harboring

fears about their loss of function or

other health concerns, and have ques-

tions about their upcoming treatments.

They also have expectations about how

they’d like to be helped, and are eager

and hopeful about getting back to their

full lives.

These concerns and expectations mat-

ter to the patient — and they matter to

us at HSS. Concerns and expectations

are not only an important component

of the patient experience, but they can

impact outcomes as well. That’s why

we put such care into building our team.

It’s not just our physicians who are

dedicated. Our entire staff, including

nurses, therapists, physician assis-

tants, technicians, discharge planners,

and many others, is highly attuned to

the specific needs of musculoskeletal

patients, including pain management

and comorbidities and to making a

difference for patients.

We know every patient is unique.

Whether someone has come to us for

a simple evaluation or a complex

procedure, our coordinated care team

will listen, guide, and respond to the

patient’s particular concerns. Our staff

is ready to help with a spectrum of care,

from easing physical discomfort, to

reducing the risk of falls, to counseling

on finance, and much, much more.

We also know how stressful the

experience can be on the patient’s

family, so we consider them under our

care as well, supporting them with the

information and guidance they need,

and keeping them comfortable when

they visit or wait. In fact, as a specialty

hospital rather than a large general

medical center, we think of ourselves as

a family, too. That’s why we’ve worked

so hard to create a compassionate

culture and environment focused on

easing patients’ many challenges, and

on doing everything we can to return

people to where they want to be.


TOU CH

Patient care is about more than state-of-the-art treatments. Everyone at HSS knows it’s about understanding people’s needs and feelings, and supporting them in every way possible.

Whether it’s an evaluation, a second opinion, or a surgery, we make sure our patients understand all of their treatment options.

Our nurses are trained and experienced in the special challenges and needs of musculoskeletal care.

CARE

We see the whole patient

HSS : 2015 10 / 11

With the highest procedure volumes and a reputation for successful outcomes, HSS offers an unrivaled combination of focus, experience and quality. HSS has been ranked #1 in the country for orthopedics by U.S.News & World Report Best Hospitals rankings for five consecutive years. We have also been among the top ranked hospitals for orthopedics and rheumatology for 23 consecutive years.

Higher Surgical Volume Leads to Higher Quality

# 1

At HSS, we listen to patients to continuously improve the way we care for them.

HSS performs substantially more

orthopedic procedures than other

top national hospitals, with more

than 120 surgeons performing nearly

30,000 surgeries each year. Research

has proven again and again that the

providers who get the best results

from procedures tend to be the ones

who perform those procedures the

most often.

Adult Reconstruction & Joint ReplacementAnesthesiaFoot and AnkleHand and Upper ExtremityHip PreservationLimb Lengthening & Complex ReconstructionOrthopedic Trauma Osteoporosis & Metabolic Bone DiseaseNeurologyPain ManagementPathology & Laboratory MedicinePediatric Orthopedic SurgeryPhysiatryPrimary Care Sports MedicineRadiology & ImagingRheumatologySpineSports Medicine & Shoulder

At HSS our surgical and nonsurgical specialists work together to develop an optimal care plan for each patient. Our subspecialties include:

5,683 3,717

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HSS

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LeadingNationalOrthopedicHospitals

Total Medicare-tracked orthopedic surgical volume at HSS as compared to the average at leading national orthopedic hospitals

A National Leader in Volume

Total Medicare-tracked Joint Replacement surgery at HSS as compared to the average at leading national orthopedic hospitals

Source: CMS MedPAR, 2012Q4–2013Q3 Comparion Medical Analytics®

Note: Orthopedic Surgical Volume is defined by procedures included in Major Diagnostic Category 8.

Source: CMS MedPAR, 2012Q4–2013Q3 Comparion Medical Analytics

HSS surgeries span a range of orthopedic procedures. Here’s how Medicare Inpatient surgeries

for two diagnostic categories compare with leading national orthopedic hospitals.

Challenges / Solutions / Performance

Safety is a critical measure of success at

Hospitals. When the diagnosis calls for

surgery, HSS has found ways to antic-

ipate, measure and minimize potential

problems, both common and complex,

day in and day out. That’s why patients

can be assured they have the best

chance of a successful outcome at HSS.

As is the case in other industries, “likelihood to recommend” is a leading indicator of success. Ninety-two percent of patients

would recommend HSS, compared to 86 percent among other leading national orthopedic hospitals.

Delivering the Care Our Patients Want 92%

Source: http://www.hcahpsonline.org. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, Baltimore, MD, 2013

Source: CareChex® — a division of Comparion, FFY2010–FFY2012 MedPAR data

HSS ranks in the 99.4 percentile in New York State and 99.9 percentile nationally in Major Orthopedic Surgery based on avoided complications.

National Rate

Hospital for Special Surgery 3.8%

5.2%

30-day unplanned readmission for Hip/Knee surgery:

Source: Medicare “Hospital Compare,” Risk-Adjusted, 2010–2013

At HSS, we’re contin-ually working toward reducing the chance patients will need

to come back for an unexpected problem after surgery.

Getting It Right the First Time

Source: HSS internal data pilot, 2014–2015

It all starts with an accurate diagnosis. Many patients come to us with questions about what to do next. Surgery bene-fits many patients with orthopedic

conditions, but it’s not right for all patients. We’re expert in guiding patients in the appropriate choice of treatment.

38%

Among patients who come to HSS looking for a second opinion, 38% received a recommendation for a different course of treatment.

HSS : 2015 12 / 13

Back in the Game

Patients report improvement two years after Total Hip Replacement

Patients report improvement two years after ACL Reconstruction

99.4 98.8 97.8

Relief from pain:

Function:

Quality of life:

Patients come to HSS for care that will return them to their regular lives without problems or delays. That’s why

reducing compli-cations, revisions and readmissions remains a priority for us.

Reducing Problems

Increasing Patient Benefits

Source: HSS Arthroplasty Registry, 2007–2012

Source: HSS ACL Registry, 2009–2013

Many of our patients are in pain when

they first come to HSS, and often are

not able to function in the way they

need. On average, these patients do

much better after surgery at HSS,

according to the information they

report to the Hospital.

92.0 96.3 95.2

Relief from pain:

Function (Lysholm):

Function (IKDC):

Complications

Revisions

Readmissions

Satisfaction

Productivity

Recoveries

Challenges / Solutions / Performance

The World Comes to Us

Where Top Athletes Go

120,000+ 50Patients come to HSS from all 50 states in the U.S.

The number of patients served at HSS last year. Patients want the value we deliver.

104The number of countries represented by our patient population. We work hard to offer care worth traveling for.

Source: HSS

U.S. Olympic CommitteeUSA BasketballUSA SwimmingUSA VolleyballUSRowingFIFANew York GiantsNew York MetsNew York KnicksNew York LibertyBrooklyn NetsNew York Red BullsNew York Road RunnersLos Leones del Escogido

Port St. Lucie MetsBrooklyn CyclonesWestchester KnicksIMG AcademySt. John’s University AthleticsIona College AthleticsSaint Peter’s University AthleticsCUNY Athletic ConferenceUSA FootballBallet NYPublic School Athletic LeagueAsphalt Green

Some of the most demanding

athletic organizations turn to HSS

to improve performance, and to

prevent and repair injury. Here are

some of the teams and organizations

we work with:

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Leadership 17 Report

Financial 21 Information

Philanthropic 22 Highlights

Professional 24 Staff

Management & 30 Volunteers

Leadership 33 Councils

Planned Giving 34

Grateful 35 Adventurers

2014 Annual 36 Donors

Officers & 42 Board Members

2014 Annual Report

The rise of consumer- driven healthcare challenges the entire industry to demonstrate value

Defining Value

The rise of consumer- driven healthcare

challenges the entire healthcare industry

to demonstrate value to consumers,

employers and insurers. In our field of

musculoskeletal care, we also contend

with changing lifestyles, longer lifespans

and an emphasis on staying healthy

at every age, making the need for our

services more important. As the global

leader in musculoskeletal care, we are

uniquely positioned to impact the soci-

etal burden of healthcare costs, not only

by delivering value, but by defining what

value means.

At HSS, we define value by the reliability

and efficiency with which we return

patients to function, or, as we like to

say, “getting people back in the game.”

HSS Value is a combination of superior

outcomes, maximum safety, a top patient

experience and lower total cost over an

entire episode of care. The outstanding

results we achieve have created our

worldwide reputation, attracting patients

from more than 100 countries and all

50 U.S. states who are overwhelmingly

positive about their HSS experience.

Our ability to deliver value is based on

the unique combination of strengths that

define the HSS Value Proposition: our

specialized focus on musculoskeletal

care, our evidence-based best practices,

and our unique combination of talent

and culture. 2014 was a year when we

advanced the core priorities of our

strategic plan, all of which support and

enhance the HSS Value Proposition as

we continue to define value in our field

and in the broader field of medicine.

Quality Is the Core of Our

Value Proposition

The HSS brand is recognized by numerous

key measures. The Hospital is ranked #1

in the country for orthopedics and #3

for rheumatology by U.S.News & World

Report Best Hospitals 2014–2015 rank-

ings. With the extraordinarily high volume

of nearly 30,000 surgeries performed

in 2014, we have maintained an equally

high level of patient satisfaction, scoring

in the 99th percentile in inpatient “like-

lihood to recommend” among Magnet

hospitals, and garnering a Press Ganey

Guardian of Excellence Award in the

Patient Experience category. HSS also

received a Guardian of Excellence in

Quality award for HCAHPS Performance

and Clinical Quality, another affirmation

of the tireless, multi- disciplinary efforts of

our employees to provide unsurpassed

excellence in our specialized field.

HSS quality is also acknowledged in our

reputation for excellence among those for

whom peak physical performance is crit-

ical. Recently recognized as the Official

Hospital of USA Basketball, HSS also

has local ties with professional athletes

and those who seek the best physicians

and care team for top performance. HSS

is the Official Hospital for 20 elite and

professional sports organizations and

four colleges, and cares for community

and neighborhood organizations as well.

Efficiency Increases Our Value

HSS provides the most proficient and

efficient care, from start to finish.

Our critical investment in a fully integrated,

advanced Electronic Health Record is a

catalyst to transform the way we deliver

clinical care and improve the patient expe-

rience. This investment, the largest IT

investment in the history of the organiza-

tion, is essential to not only maintain our

leadership position but also to streamline

processes that have long been part of our

daily operations. To accomplish this, we

have partnered with Epic, a health infor-

mation technology company that is rated

number one in serving the nation’s top

hospitals, academic medical centers and

specialty hospitals, and which shares our

culture of excellence.

A synergistic collaboration with Epic is

enabling us to set new benchmarks for

performance. HSS has been uniquely

proactive in our approach to Epic design

and implementation, taking the time

upfront to holistically rethink and rede-

sign processes first so that the Epic

systems can be customized to meet

our needs and maximize the positive

impact on our patients’ lives. A truly

interdisciplinary team — made up of

our Operational Excellence (OE) staff,

Epic developers, Senior Business and

Leadership Report

HSS : 2015 16 / 17

Operational Leadership, Clinicians,

Nurses and frontline staff — has looked

across the entire organization with

particular focus on initiatives in the

following areas: Perioperative Process,

Inpatient Care, Patient Access and

Enterprise Intelligence. Workgroups are

overseeing Transformation, changing

practices for enhanced efficiency while

implementing Epic, with the result of

higher value delivery for patients.

Thought Leadership Unlocks Our Value

The people of HSS embody extraordi-

nary knowledge and talent that we use

not only to drive research and innovation,

but also to share through education that

increases our impact.

The National Institutes of Health (NIH)

selected HSS as one of eleven research

groups in a first-of-its-kind partnership

focused on solving the mysteries of

autoimmune disease in a novel way. The

Accelerating Medicines Partnership

in Rheumatoid Arthritis and Lupus

Network brings together leaders in the

field to implement new molecular

technologies that will identify the most

promising biological targets for the devel-

opment of new drugs and diagnostics.

Insights gained from this collaborative

work offer the promise of enhancing

quality of life for patients affected by

lupus, rheumatoid arthritis and other

autoimmune diseases.

Autoimmune disease research at HSS has

a profound impact on the field of medicine

and deepens fundamental understanding

of medical conditions in the larger popula-

tion. Recent results of a study that is part of

an 11-year, multicenter, NIH- funded initia-

tive known as PROMISSE, have changed

the way we look at lupus and pregnancy

complications such as preeclampsia by

making it possible to better predict who

will have a problem pregnancy and pointing

the way to possible treatments. What we

have learned has great significance not

From left to right: Steven R. Goldring, MD, Chief Scientific Officer Todd J. Albert, MD, Surgeon-in-Chief and Medical Director Louis A. Shapiro, President and CEO Kendrick R. Wilson III, Chair Mary K. Crow, MD, Physician-in-Chief

only for lupus patients but will also help

the broader population: preeclampsia is

the largest single cause of maternal and

fetal death in the United States.

HSS has long been known as a pioneer

in improving care for patients with

osteoarthritis (OA), and now we are

collaborating with other leading ortho-

pedic centers to investigate ACL- injured

knees and their role as a major risk

factor for developing OA. Last year, our

surgeons, radiologists, and basic scien-

tists started using noninvasive MRI to

assess cartilage structure and compo-

sition to help understand early factors of

OA in ACL patients, and improve under-

standing of the causes of OA, identify

biomarkers, and develop new therapies to

improve outcomes for patients with OA.

To accelerate and amplify the continued

innovation so essential to our mission and

to our long-term success, we launched

the HSS Innovation Center (IC). The IC

works with physicians and scientists

to turn new ideas into real solutions for

patient care. The objective is to make

sure our inventors have the resources

and support they need to translate break-

throughs in musculoskeletal care to the

commercial market. The IC also functions

as an accelerator, partnering with startup

companies to co- develop, test and refine

digital health solutions at HSS.

Our global reputation as the most trusted

source of education in musculoskeletal

medicine was also enhanced in 2014. Our

orthopedic surgery residency program

was ranked #1 in the first-ever compre-

hensive national evaluation of residency

programs created by Doximity, the physi-

cian network. HSS eAcademy, our digital

education platform for professionals, has

built a growing international presence,

indicated by exchanges with 104 different

countries. The platform supports nearly

6,000 members who have enrolled in

over 13,000 e- Modules and YouTube

videos. With a robust pipeline of new

content for 2015, eAcademy is extending

our global brand and strengthening pref-

erence for HSS education.

Improving Access Expands Our Value

Demand for HSS quality continues to

grow, and we are capitalizing on this by

finding ways to make HSS more acces-

sible to patients where they work and live.

Companies can provide employees

with best-in-class musculoskeletal care

at work through our expanding On-Site

program in which HSS physicians and

physical therapists evaluate and treat

employees at a clinic located on the

company’s campus. HSS already has

three such programs in place. We are also

bringing HSS closer to where patients

live — with brick and mortar facilities like

our newly opened Outpatient Centers in

Paramus, NJ and Stamford, CT — and

online with our new HSS E- Consult plat-

form, which enables patients who may

not be able to travel to our campus to

consult an HSS physician online from

anywhere around the world.

In 2014, we continued to expand our

global reach with new international

collaborations and relationships aimed

at sharing our expertise in delivering

world class quality care and outstanding

outcomes in orthopedic surgery. This

year, HSS started a relationship with

Bumin Hospital Group of South Korea

(BHG), a leading general hospital group

specializing in orthopedic treatment

of spine and joint disorders. HSS will

assess their facilities, analyze their

treatment plans and identify a strategy

to develop a new Sports Medicine

Service within BHG. We expanded our

presence in Brazil, where in addition to

our multiyear agreement with the newly

opened orthopedic specialty hospital,

Hospitalys Ortopedia, we signed a four-

year agreement with Hospital Alvorada

to provide a wide range of consulting

services, with a focus on clinical path-

ways and quality initiatives around total

joint replacement. Both hospitals are

part of the vast AMIL network, Brazil’s

largest managed healthcare organiza-

tion, and both partnerships enhance our

brand in the country that will host the

2016 Olympics.

In addition, we built upon our long

history of supporting The Foundation

of Orthopedics and Complex Spine

(FOCOS) in Ghana by signing a human-

itarian agreement that formalizes our

relationship with FOCOS and provides

a framework for FOCOS Orthopedic

Hospital’s continued growth and improve-

ment. Priorities for this important

partnership include education for FOCOS

staff and trainees, research exchange,

library advisory services, purchasing &

procurement assistance and structured

service trips for HSS employees to Ghana.

Community Is a Core Value

Caring for our community is a core

value of the HSS family and culture, and

encompasses our local neighborhood,

our nation, and the growing worldwide

community of people whose lives have

On June 1, 2015, Lionel B. Ivashkiv, MD, was named the Hospital’s new Chief Scientific Officer. Dr. Ivashkiv is the David H. Koch Chair in Arthritis and Tissue Degeneration.

HSS : 2015 18 / 19

been touched and transformed by their

experience with HSS.

Our first-in-class social media plat-

form, “Back in the Game,” is a strategic

initiative inspired by the emergence of

word-of-mouth as the primary influence

on consumer choice of elective care

providers. This online forum matches

our patients’ strong desire to share their

often- transformative stories via their

own social networks, with potential

future patients’ desire to learn from the

experience of others. On the day it was

introduced, “Back in the Game” was

already the world’s largest forum for

orthopedic and rheumatologic patient

stories, and with virtually no promotion,

the number of stories has surged. By

making affinity for HSS more visible and

shareable, the forum is generating new

patient referrals daily.

HSS is bringing enhanced leadership

and supervision to our wide- ranging

community benefit programs and

services with the formation of a new,

Board-level initiative: The HSS Community

Benefit & Services Committee. Led by

Anne Ehrenkranz, Board of Trustees

member, the committee is comprised

of HSS Board members, medical staff

and other volunteers from community-

based organizations, and is dedicated

to providing oversight and advice on

community program initiatives consis-

tent with the HSS mission and strategic

plan. A secondary group, the Community

Programs and Services Committee

(CPSC), reports to the Board committee

and provides leadership on existing

and new community programs while

helping to facilitate collaboration between

departments. One area both committees

are looking at is outcomes. This year, a

new initiative was implemented to make

outcome measures — such as participant

satisfaction, knowledge gain and self-

management — consistent across all of

our programs, thus improving our ability

to quantify their impact in the diverse

communities we serve on an institu-

tional level.

Building Financial Strength

HSS had a record- breaking fundraising

year in 2014, raising nearly $80 million

in support from visionary new friends

and dedicated, longtime partners. This

achievement is a testament to our

passionate and generous philanthropic

community and their commitment

to advancing the Hospital’s mission

for the benefit of patients at HSS and

throughout the world. Contributing to

this success, the Hospital was honored

to receive an extraordinary estate gift

of over $30 million from Leonard and

Caryl Marmor, as well as a very generous

gift from the Tisch family in honor

of which we will name a new Sports

Medicine Center.

Our positive financial performance, driven

by volume growth, prudent management

and continued philanthropic contribu-

tions, puts us on a solid foundation. We

had a $84.6 million gain from Hospital

operations last year, which included the

Marmor estate gift, and an 8.7% oper-

ating margin. Our strong margins over

the last several years have built a sound

financial base for our mission of bringing

the best in musculoskeletal care to more

people around the world.

Looking to the Future

Our increased focus on delivering

superior value is propelled by the shared

values that define our culture and our

drive for excellence. Excellence, Integrity,

Teamwork, Creativity and Passion are

values brought to life every day by the

individual and collective actions of every

member of the HSS family, advancing our

peerless distinction as Where the World

Comes to Get Back in the Game.

The changing healthcare environment

has created challenges, but it is also

creating opportunities for those who

define and demonstrate value. With our

dedication to patient care, our extraordi-

nary staff and generous donors, and with

our intensified energy on strengthening

our value proposition, we are positioned

for continued leadership and to make the

most of the opportunities that lie ahead

of us. In 2015 and beyond, we will strive to

improve upon what we have always done

so well — providing unmatched value to

every patient who comes to us for care.

Kendrick R. Wilson IIIChair

Louis A. ShapiroPresident and CEO

Todd J. Albert, MD Surgeon-in-Chief and Medical Director

Mary K. Crow, MDPhysician-in-Chief

Steven R. Goldring, MDChief Scientific Officer

Statement of Income (3) (4) (In Thousands)

Year Ended 2014 2013

Hospital for Special Surgery

Total Revenue (5) (6) $ 971,889 $ 871,365

Total Expenses (7) 887,343 830,654

Operating Income from Hospital for Special Surgery $ 84,546 $ 40,711

Affiliated Companies

Total Revenue (7) $ 70,743 $ 63,672

Total Expenses (5) 64,533 59,049

Operating Income from Affiliated Companies $ 6,210 $ 4,623

Operating Income for Hospital for Special Surgery and Affiliated Companies $ 90,756 $ 45,334

Statement of Financial Position (In Thousands)

December 31, 2014 2013

Assets

Current Assets (Excluding Investments) $ 244,698 $ 190,669

Investments (8)

Current 508,662 432,587

Long Term 109,837 96,314

Assets Limited as to Use 123,313 64,258

Property, Plant and Equipment — Net 482,276 467,347

Other Non-Current Assets 94,046 91,744

Total Assets $ 1,562,832 $ 1,342,919

Liabilities and Net Assets

Current Liabilities $ 302,500 $ 255,332

Long Term Debt 307,916 257,143

Other Non-Current Liabilities 203,054 159,391

Total Liabilities 813,470 671,866

Net Assets 749,362 671,053

Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 1,562,832 $ 1,342,919

(1) Includes activities relating to Hospital for Special Surgery and its affiliates (Hospital for Special Surgery Fund, Inc., HSS Properties Corporation, HSS Horizons, Inc., HSS Ventures, Inc. and Medical Indemnity Assurance Company, Ltd.).

(2) Complete Audited Financial Statements for both Hospital for Special Surgery and affiliates are available upon request from the HSS Development department at 212.606.1196.(3) Excludes $38.8 million and $31.4 million of restricted philanthropic contributions in 2014 and 2013, respectively.(4) Excludes non-operating portion of changes in unrealized gains and losses on investments.(5) Includes $1.3 million of transactions between affiliates that are eliminated in consolidation in 2014 and 2013.(6) Includes a distribution of $33.4 million the Hospital received as a bequest from a Trust in 2014.(7) Includes $54.5 million and $52.7 million of transactions between affiliates that are eliminated in consolidation in 2014 and 2013, respectively.(8) Hospital for Special Surgery is the beneficiary in perpetuity of income from an outside trust. The fair value of investments in the trust are not included above and were

$37.9 million and $37.6 million at December 31, 2014 and 2013, respectively.

Financial Information(1) (2)

Hospital for Special Surgery and

Affiliated Companies

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Philanthropic Highlights

2014: A Historic Year for HSS with Nearly $80 Million Raised

Building on Success

Special Surgery’s unmatched reputation

and legacy of excellence have helped

to build an exceptional foundation of

support from new and longtime donors.

The Hospital’s fundraising has grown

exponentially in recent years, enabling

HSS to expand its clinical services,

sustain and enhance medical education,

and pioneer breakthrough research

in musculoskeletal and autoimmune

diseases. Our patients are the most

important beneficiaries of this growth,

driving everything we do.

Total Philanthropic Giving

In 2014, more than 5,400 donors

contributed over $79.5 million to the

Hospital. Grateful patients and friends,

who give individually, through their

family foundations, or by bequests, are

critical to our success as an institution

and are the backbone of our fundraising

efforts. They account for more than

90% of the funds contributed in 2014.

Nearly one-third of funds raised

in 2014 supported the growth and

enhancement of the Hospital’s build-

ings and laboratories. The expansion

of HSS’s infrastructure is vital to our

efforts to meet the growing demand

for our services, continue to provide

patients with the highest quality of care,

and ensure the advancement of world-

class research.

HSS Annual Benefit Celebrations

The Hospital’s 31st Annual Tribute

Dinner in 2014 raised an unprecedented

$3.1 million. The event honored HSS’s

beloved Life Trustee and pillar of the

financial and philanthropic commu-

nities, the late William R. Salomon.

Jo A. Hannafin, MD, PhD, attending

associate orthopedic surgeon and

Director of Orthopedic Research at

HSS, received the Hospital’s Lifetime

Achievement Award for her outstand-

ing contributions to HSS and the

thousands of patients she has served

throughout her distinguished career.

Growth in HSS Fundraising Over the Past 5 Years($ in millions)

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Hospital for Special Surgery made history in 2014, raising nearly $80 million — the

most ever in a single year — from thousands of generous individuals, foundations,

and corporations. This significant milestone includes an estate gift that brought

in over $30 million in unrestricted support from a couple deeply inspired by the

Hospital’s mission. HSS was also honored to be recognized as a “High Performer”

by the Association for Healthcare Philanthropy for its exemplary performance in

healthcare fundraising. HSS is well-positioned to meet the future and continue to

lead the field of musculoskeletal medicine, thanks to the extraordinary commitment

of dedicated partners who share the Hospital’s vision to improve the mobility and

quality of life for patients worldwide.

The Tribute Dinner is traditionally the

largest source of unrestricted support

for the Hospital, and this year was no

exception. Funds raised through the

event enable the Hospital to uphold

its promise to provide an unparalleled

level of expert and compassionate care

to all patients. Chaired by Trustees

Kathryn Chenault, Alan S. MacDonald,

and Patricia G. Warner, the Tribute

Dinner welcomed nearly 1,100 special

friends of HSS.

Thanks to the dedicated efforts of

Chair Barbara Albert and Co-Chairs

Anne Altchek, Renee Flug, and Anne

Roberts, the HSS Autumn Benefit

raised nearly $770,000 in support

of medical education to advance the

Hospital’s commitment to training the

next generation of leaders in musculo-

skeletal medicine.

The eighth annual Big Apple Circus

Benefit raised more than $660,000 for

pediatric care and research at HSS —

making the 2014 Benefit the most

successful yet. Co-Chairs Monica A.

Keany, Trustee; Kate Doerge, Advisor;

and David M. Sher, MD, brought together

nearly 800 guests for the sold-out

Benefit. Funds raised help to advance

the Hospital’s vision to create a better

future for every child who needs us.

Annual Fund

The Annual Fund remains a vital

source of strength for HSS, enabling

Special Surgery to advance its mission

of providing unparalleled clinical care,

research, and education. In 2014, HSS

raised nearly $7.9 million in unrestricted

funding. This recurring and growing

source of support helps to solidify

the Hospital’s position as the world’s

foremost center of excellence in

musculo skeletal health.

Giving for the Future

In 2014, HSS received an increased

number of estate gifts and other

planned gifts that are helping to fuel

advances in musculoskeletal medicine

and patient care. One such generous gift

was received from Dr. and Mrs. Leonard

Marmor, totaling more than $30 million.

(Read more about what inspired Dr. and

Mrs. Marmor and other planned giving

donors on page 34). Donors who choose

to help secure the Hospital’s future by

making legacy gifts play an essential

role in creating a better future for those

affected by musculoskeletal disease —

today and for years to come. The Wilson

Society, which honors and celebrates

the generosity of friends who have

included the Hospital in their estate

plans, is sustaining and building the

long-term strength of the Hospital.

HSS 2014 Giving by Source Areas Supported by 2014 Donations

Individualsand Family

Foundations46% Bequests

45%

Corporations 1%

Foundations 8%

Buildings andLaboratories

31%Research

26%

Unrestricted Support 10%

Other Support17%

Clinical, Community andEducation Programs 16%

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Medical Board

ChairmanTodd J. Albert, MD

SecretaryJames D. Beckman, MD

Board MembersTodd J. Albert, MD

(Surgeon-in-Chief and Medical Director)

Michael M. Alexiades, MDJames D. Beckman, MDMathias P. Bostrom, MDCharles N. Cornell, MDMary K. Crow, MD

(Physician-in-Chief)Joseph H. Feinberg, MDTheodore R. Fields, MDStephanie Goldberg, MS, RN, CNASteven R. Goldring, MD

(Chief Scientific Officer)Lisa A. Goldstein, MPSDavid L. Helfet, MDMichael J. Klein, MDDale J. Lange, MDGregory A. Liguori, MDConstance Margolin, Esq.Robert G. Marx, MDHollis G. Potter, MDLaura Robbins, DSWLinda A. Russell, MDLouis A. Shapiro

(President and CEO)Scott W. Wolfe, MDEllen Wright

(Trustee)

Medical Staff

Surgeon-in-Chief and Medical DirectorTodd J. Albert, MD

Surgeons-in-Chief EmeritiThomas P. Sculco, MDRussell F. Warren, MDAndrew J. Weiland, MDPhilip D. Wilson, Jr., MD

Executive Assistant to Surgeon-in-ChiefCharles N. Cornell, MD

Department of Orthopedic Surgery

Clinical Director of Orthopedic SurgeryCharles N. Cornell, MD

Academic Director of Orthopaedic Surgery and Vice Chair of Education and Academic AffairsMathias P. Bostrom, MD

Director of Orthopedic ResearchJo A. Hannafin, MD, PhD

Director of Faculty DevelopmentScott W. Wolfe, MD

Orthopedic Surgeons EmeritiStanley E. Asnis, MDStephen W. Burke, MDMichael J. Errico, MDAllan E. Inglis, MDLewis B. Lane, MDDavid B. Levine, MDPeter J. Marchisello, MDRichard R. McCormack, Jr., MD

Attending Orthopedic SurgeonsTodd J. Albert, MDDavid W. Altchek, MDOheneba Boachie-Adjei, MDMathias P. Bostrom, MD

Frank P. Cammisa, Jr., MDFrank A. Cordasco, MDCharles N. Cornell, MDEdward V. Craig, MD, MPHJonathan T. Deland, MDDavid M. Dines, MDMark P. Figgie, MDFederico P. Girardi, MDAlejandro González Della Valle, MDDaniel W. Green, MDSteven B. Haas, MDJo A. Hannafin, MD, PhDJohn H. Healey, MDDavid L. Helfet, MDJoseph M. Lane, MDJohn P. Lyden, MDRobert G. Marx, MDStephen J. O’Brien, MDPaul M. Pellicci, MDChitranjan S. Ranawat, MDBernard A. Rawlins, MDScott A. Rodeo, MDLeon Root, MDS. Robert Rozbruch, MDEduardo A. Salvati, MDThomas P. Sculco, MDRussell F. Warren, MDAndrew J. Weiland, MDGeoffrey H. Westrich, MDThomas L. Wickiewicz, MDRoger F. Widmann, MDPhilip D. Wilson, Jr., MDRussell E. Windsor, MDScott W. Wolfe, MD

Associate Attending Orthopedic SurgeonsMichael M. Alexiades, MDAnsworth A. Allen, MDEdward A. Athanasian, MDJohn S. Blanco, MDFriedrich Boettner, MDWalther H.O. Bohne, MDRobert L. Buly, MDMichelle G. Carlson, MDStruan H. Coleman, MDJoshua S. Dines, MDShevaun M. Doyle, MDScott J. Ellis, MDJames C. Farmer, MDStephen Fealy, MDAustin T. Fragomen, MDRobert N. Hotchkiss, MD

Russel C. Huang, MDAnne M. Kelly, MDBryan T. Kelly, MDSteve K. Lee, MDDean G. Lorich, MDJohn D. MacGillivray, MDBryan J. Nestor, MDPatrick F. O’Leary, MDMartin J. O’Malley, MDDouglas E. Padgett, MDMichael L. Parks, MDAndrew D. Pearle, MDAmar S. Ranawat, MDAnil S. Ranawat, MDMatthew M. Roberts, MDAndrew A. Sama, MDHarvinder S. Sandhu, MDDavid M. Scher, MDBeth E. Shubin Stein, MDErnest L. Sink, MDSabrina M. Strickland, MDEdwin P. Su, MDRiley J. Williams, MD

Assistant Attending Orthopedic SurgeonsScott W. Alpert, MDDavid E. Asprinio, MDMichael B. Cross, MDMatthew E. Cunningham, MD, PhDAaron Daluiski, MDConstantine A.

Demetracopoulos, MDGregory S. DiFelice, MDEmily R. Dodwell, MDMark C. Drakos, MDAndrew J. Elliott, MDDuretti T. Fufa, MDCharles B. Goodwin, MDLawrence V. Gulotta, MDWilliam G. Hamilton, MDAlexander P. Hughes, MDAllan E. Inglis, Jr., MDSeth A. Jerabek, MDEdward C. Jones, MDLana Kang, MDJohn G. Kennedy, MDHan Jo Kim, MDAlejandro Leali, MDDarren R. Lebl, MDDavid S. Levine, MDJohn C. L’Insalata, MDMoira M. McCarthy, MD

Professional Staff(April 1, 2015)

David J. Mayman, MDMichael J. Maynard, MDDanyal H. Nawabi, MDCathleen L. Raggio, MDDaniel S. Rich, MDJose A. Rodriguez, MDHoward A. Rose, MDMark F. Sherman, MDSamuel A. Taylor, MDKurt V. Voellmicke, MDDavid S. Wellman, MDSteven B. Zelicof, MD, PhD

Associate Attending SurgeonsGary A. Fantini, MD

(Vascular Surgery)Lloyd B. Gayle, MD

(Plastic Surgery)

Assistant Attending SurgeonsLloyd A. Hoffman, MD

(Plastic Surgery)Kenneth O. Rothaus, MD

(Plastic Surgery)

Ambulatory Care CenterAssistant Attending PhysiatristDavid Hyams, MD

Consulting StaffAsheesh Bedi, MD

(Hip Preservation)Harvey Strauss, DPM

(Podiatric Medicine)

Fellows in Orthopedic SurgeryMohd Armouti, MBBS

(Spine Surgery)Brian Barlow, MD

(Adult Reconstruction Surgery)Ahmed Bata, MB, BCH

(Spine Surgery)Michael Bates, MD

(Adult Reconstruction Surgery)Johnathan Bernard, MD

(Sports Medicine and Shoulder Surgery)

Alberto Carli, MD, MSc (Adult Reconstruction Surgery)

Nathan Coleman, MD (Sports Medicine and Shoulder Surgery)

S. Bradley Daines, MD (Adult Reconstruction Surgery)

Ryan DeBlis, MD (Foot and Ankle Surgery)

Ryan Degen, MD (Sports Medicine and Shoulder Surgery)

Osama Elattar, MBBCh (Limb Lengthening and Complex Reconstruction)

Brian Fernholz, MD, PhD (Spine Surgery) (Infolded Resident)

Emily Gilley, MD (Hand Surgery)

Lindsay Hickerson, MD (Orthopedic Trauma)

Phillip Horne, MD, PhD (Spine Surgery)

Ying-Ying Kao, MD (Adult Reconstruction Surgery)

Paul Kim, MD (Foot and Ankle Surgery)

Anton Kurtz, MD (Limb Lengthening and Complex Reconstruction)

William Long, MD, MS (Spine Surgery)

Stephanie Malliaris, MD (Hand Surgery)

Stephanie Mayer, MD (Sports Medicine and Shoulder Surgery)

Lucas McDonald, MD (Sports Medicine and Shoulder Surgery)

Brian McHugh, MD (Scoliosis)

Joaquin Moya-Angeler, MD, PhD (Metabolic Bone Diseases)

Erin Nance, MD (Hand Surgery)

Abimbola Obafemi-Afolabi, MD (Spine Surgery)

Anay Patel, MD (Adult Reconstruction Surgery)

Rubini Pathy, MD (Pediatric Orthopedics)

Sameer Puri, MD (Hand Surgery)

Marie-France Rancourt, MD (Adult Reconstruction Surgery)

Lauren Redler, MD (Sports Medicine and Shoulder Surgery)

Diederik Verbeek, MD (Orthopedic Trauma)

Lucian Warth, MD (Adult Reconstruction Surgery)

Geoffrey Watson, MD (Foot and Ankle Surgery)

Kenneth Weeks, III, MD (Sports Medicine and Shoulder Surgery)

Graeme Whyte, MD, MSc (Hip Preservation)

Geoffrey Wilkin, MD (Orthopedic Trauma)

Irving Lipstock and Sally Lipstock Fellow in Orthopedic SurgeryLazaros Poultsides, MD, MSc, PhD

Stavros Niarchos Foundation – Thomas P. Sculco, MD International Orthopedic FellowGeorgios Triantafyllopoulos, MD

Residents

PGY5Benjamin Bjerke-Kroll, MDMatthew Garner, MDBrian Gladnick, MDStephen Greenfield, MDAlexander McLawhorn, MD, MBAVenu Neman, MD, PhDBenjamin Ricciardi, MDJoseph Schreiber, MDGrant Shifflet, MDPhillip Williams, MD

PGY4David Dare, MDAlexia Hernandez-Soria, MDSravisht Iyer, MDBrian Rebolledo, MDMorgan Swanstrom, MDSamir Trehan, MDEkaterina Urch, MDStephen Warner, MD, PhD

PGY3Alexander Christ, MDElizabeth Cody, MDPeter Derman, MD, MBAGrant Garcia, MDElizabeth Gausden, MDMichael Hendel, MD, PhDJoseph Liu, MDAndre Shaffer, MD

PGY2Jason Blevins, MDKeith Corpus, MDLionel Lazaro, MDJason Lehman, MDAshley Levack, MDBenedict Nwachukwu, MD, MBAShawn Richardson, MDWilliam Schairer, MDIshaan Swarup, MDBrian Ward, MD

PGY1Jacob Calcei, MDMichael Fu, MDChristine Johnson, MDSariah Khormaee, MD, PhDEvan O’Donnell, MDSteven Orr, MDJoseph Ruzbarsky, MDEvan Sheha, MDJeffrey Stepan, MD

Department of Applied Biomechanics in Orthopedic Surgery

DirectorTimothy M. Wright, PhD

Associate EngineersDaniel Choi, MEngJoseph Lipman, MSDarrick Lo, MEng

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Department of Medicine

Physician-in-Chief, Director, Department of Medicine, and Chair, Rheumatology DivisionMary K. Crow, MD

Perioperative Medicine Division DirectorLinda A. Russell, MD

Physicians-in-Chief EmeritiCharles L. Christian, MDStephen A. Paget, MD

Pediatric Rheumatology Division DirectorThomas J.A. Lehman, MD

Rheumatology Faculty Practices CoordinatorTheodore R. Fields, MD

Bone Health and Osteoporosis Center of Excellence DirectorLinda A. Russell, MD

Inflammatory Arthritis Center of Excellence DirectorVivian P. Bykerk, MD

Lupus and Antiphospholipid Syndrome Center of Excellence DirectorJane. E. Salmon, MD

Scleroderma, Vasculitis, and Myositis Center of Excellence DirectorRobert F. Spiera, MD

Academy of Rheumatology Medical Educators DirectorStephen A. Paget, MD

Physicians EmeritiHarry Bienenstock, MDLawrence J. Kagen, MDIrwin Nydick, MDMartin Nydick, MDErnest Schwartz, MD

Attending PhysiciansRichard S. Bockman, MD, PhDBarry D. Brause, MD

(Chief, Infectious Disease)Mary K. Crow, MDTheodore R. Fields, MDAllan Gibofsky, MDLionel B. Ivashkiv, MDThomas J.A. Lehman, MD

(Chief, Pediatric Rheumatology)Michael D. Lockshin, MDSteven K. Magid, MDJoseph A. Markenson, MDStephen A. Paget, MDFrancis Perrone, MDJane E. Salmon, MDJames P. Smith, MDHarry Spiera, MDRobert F. Spiera, MD

Associate Attending PhysiciansAlexa B. Adams, MDAnne R. Bass, MDJessica R. Berman, MDVivian Bykerk, MDDoruk Erkan, MDSusan M. Goodman, MDC. Ronald MacKenzie, MDCarol A. Mancuso, MDLisa R. Sammaritano, MDSergio Schwartzman, MDRichard Stern, MD

Assistant Attending PhysiciansJuliet Aizer, MD, MPHPanagiota Andreopoulou, MDDalit Ashany, MDLaura V. Barinstein, MDCraig L. Basman, MDJennifer M. Berger, MDMatthew L. Buchalter, MDTrang M. Bui, MDJames J. Calloway, MDChad M. Craig, MDStephen J. Di Martino, MD, PhDObinna D. Eneanya, MDJacobo Futran, MDFlavia A. Golden, MDJessica K. Gordon, MDMichael W. Henry, MDMiriam B. Hoffman, MDWesley Hollomon, MDMichael I. Jacobs, MDKyriakos K. Kirou, MD

Mary J. Kollakuzhiyil, MDLindsay S. Lally, MDLawrence F. Levin, MD

(Chief, Cardiovascular)Alana B. Levine, MDLisa A. Mandl, MDCharis F. Meng, MDAndy O. Miller, MDDana E. Orange, MDNancy Pan, MDEdward J. Parrish, MDNitin Roper, MDLinda A. Russell, MDRomona D. Satchi, MDJediah J. Sim, MDMagdalena E. Swierczewski, MDAriel D. Teitel, MDLisa C. Vasanth, MDMary Beth Walsh, MDHendricks H. Whitman III, MDArthur M. Yee, MD, PhDChristine M. Yu, MDFlorence Yu, MDJennie Yu, MD

Physicians to Ambulatory Care CenterBento R. Mascarenhas, MDLakshmi Nandini Moorthy, MDAlana C. Serota, MD

Consulting StaffMichael S. Farber, MDThomas M. Novella, DPM

(Podiatric Medicine)

Fellows in RheumatologyKarima Becetti, MDDavid Fernandez, MD, PhDShanthini Kasturi, MDReena Khianey, MDKonstantinos Loupasakis, MDFardina Malik, MBBSSonali Narain, MD, MPHElizabeth Schulman, MDKai Sun, MD

Fellows in Pediatric RheumatologyFarzana Nuruzzaman, MDGabriella Safdieh, MDSalma Siddique, DOSarah Taber, MD

Clinical Psychology

Julia M. Kim, PhD

Pediatric Service

ChiefLisa S. Ipp, MD

Attending PediatricianThomas J.A. Lehman, MD

(Chief, Pediatric Rheumatology)

Associate Attending PediatriciansAlexa B. Adams, MDJessica G. Davis, MDLisa S. Ipp, MDJordan D. Metzl, MD (Primary

Care Sports Medicine)Gail E. Solomon, MD

Assistant Attending PediatriciansLaura V. Barinstein, MDSusan B. Bostwick, MDHyun Susan Cha, MDMary F. DiMaio, MDNancy Pan, MDStephanie L. Perlman, MD

Primary Care Sports Medicine Service

ChiefBrian C. Halpern, MD

Associate Attending PhysiciansLisa R. Callahan, MDBrian C. Halpern, MDJordan D. Metzl, MD

Assistant Attending PhysiciansWilliam W. Briner Jr., MDKenton H. Fibel, MDMarci A. Goolsby, MDJames J. Kinderknecht, MDOsric S. King, MDBrett G. Toresdahl, MDDavid A. Wang, MD

Fellow in Primary Care Sports MedicineMarissa Smith, MD

Psychiatry Service

ChiefJohn W. Barnhill, MD

Attending PsychiatristJohn W. Barnhill, MD

Assistant Attending PsychiatristRuth Cohen, MD

Consulting PsychiatristAllan M. Lans, DO

Department of Anesthesiology

Anesthesiologist-in-Chief and DirectorGregory A. Liguori, MD

Anesthesiologist-in-Chief EmeritusNigel E. Sharrock, MB, ChB

Attending AnesthesiologistsGregory A. Liguori, MDSpencer S. Liu, MDStavros G. Memtsoudis, MD, PhD

(Medical Director, Critical Care Services)

Nigel E. Sharrock, MB ChB

Associate Attending AnesthesiologistsStephen N. Harris, MDKethy M. Jules-Elysee, MD

(Director, Pre-Anesthesia Screening)

Jeffrey Y.F. Ngeow, MD (Pain Management)

Cephas P. Swamidoss, MD, MPH, (Associate Director, Education)

Michael K. Urban, MD, PhD (Medical Director, PACU)

William F. Urmey, MDJacques T. Ya Deau, MD, PhD

(Medical Director, Clinical Research)

Victor M. Zayas, MD

Assistant Attending AnesthesiologistsJonathan C. Beathe, MD

(Director, Training Programs)James D. Beckman, MDDevan D. Bhagat, MDBradford E. Carson, MDMary F. Chisholm, MDKathryn DelPizzo, MD

(Medical Director, Pediatric Anesthesia)

Christopher A. DiMeo, MD (Medical Director, Clinical Initiatives)

Naomi Dong, MDChris R. Edmonds, MDSean Garvin, MD

(Medical Director, SDU-OSCU)Michael A. Gordon, MD

(Medical Director, Acute and Recuperative Pain Medicine Services)

Enrique A. Goytizolo, MDDouglas S.T. Green, MDRobert S. Griffin, MD, PhD

(Director, Ambulatory Pain Management)

Carrie R. Guheen, MDSemih Gungor, MD

(Pain Management)Stephen C. Haskins, MDMichael C. Ho, MDRichard L. Kahn, MD

(Medical Director, Ambulatory Surgery)

David H. Kim, MDRichard S. King, MDMeghan A. Kirksey, MD, PhDKanupriya Kumar, MDVincent R. LaSala, MDAndrew C. Lee, MD

(Medical Director, Quality Assessment and Performance Improvement)

David L. Lee, MD, (Medical Director, Education)

Yi Lin, MD, PhDDaniel B. Maalouf, MD, MPHJohn G. Muller, MDJemiel A. Nejim, MDJoseph A. Oxendine, MDSwetha R. Pakala, MDLeonardo Paroli, MD, PhD

Thomas J. Quinn, MD, MBADaniel I. Richman, MD

(Pain Management)James J. Roch, MDLauren H. Turteltaub, MD

(Assistant Director, Training Programs)

Philip J. Wagner, MD (Director, Website Initiatives)

Seth A. Waldman, MD (Medical Director, Pain Management)

David Y. Wang, MD, MS, MPH (Medical Director, Chronic Pain Education)

Elaine I. Yang, MD

Assistant Attending NeurologistVladimir N. Kramskiy, MD

(Pain Management)

Assistant Attending PhysicianChristine Peterson, MD

(Director, Inpatient Pain Services)

Fellows in Regional Anesthesiology and Acute Pain MedicineSean Bok, MDPrianka Desai, MDYuliya Gadulov, MDJohn Hsih, MDSachin Kulkarni, MDHa Nguyen, MDAnjali Rozario, MDJoseph Sebeo, MD, PhDEllen Soffin, MBBS

Department of Neurology

Neurologist-in-Chief and DirectorDale J. Lange, MD

Neurologist EmeritusPeter Tsairis, MD

Attending NeurologistsAbe M. Chutorian, MDRonald G. Emerson, MDDale J. Lange, MD

Associate Attending NeurologistsBarry D. Jordan, MDGerald J. Smallberg, MDGail E. Solomon, MD (Pediatrics)Dexter Y. Sun, MD, PhD

Assistant Attending NeurologistsBridget T. Carey, MDJonathan M. Goldstein, MDVladimir Kramskiy, MDDora K. Leung, MDBrion D. Reichler, MDTeena Shetty, MDAlexander Shtilbans, MD, PhD

Fellows in Neurology/Neuromuscular MedicineVahid Tohidi MD, MSc, PhDErin Manning, MD

Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine

Pathologist-in-Chief and DirectorMichael J. Klein, MD

Pathologist EmeritusPeter G. Bullough, MD

Attending PathologistsManjula Bansal, MDEdward F. DiCarlo, MDMichael J. Klein, MD

Assistant Attending PathologistsChristine G. Moung, MDGiorgio Perino, MD

Chief of Blood Bank and Attending Hematologist and ImmunohematologistDavid L. Wuest, MD

Associate Attending Hematologist and ImmunohematologistLilian M. Reich, MD

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Department of Physiatry

Physiatrist-in-Chief and DirectorJoseph H. Feinberg, MD

Physiatrist-in-Chief EmeritusGregory E. Lutz, MD

Director of EducationJames F. Wyss, MD, PT

Fellowship DirectorPeter J. Moley, MD

Director of Quality and SafetyPaul Cooke, MD

Attending PhysiatristJoseph H. Feinberg, MD

Associate Attending PhysiatristGregory E. Lutz, MD

Assistant Attending PhysiatristsVincenzo Castellano, MDAlice Chen, MDPaul M. Cooke, MDStephen G. Geiger, MDJonathan S. Kirschner, MDChristopher Lutz, MDElizabeth M. Manejías, MDPeter J. Moley, MDAlexander C. Simotas, MDJennifer L. Solomon, MDVijay B. Vad, MDJames F. Wyss, MD, PT

Consulting StaffRock G. Positano, DPM, MSc, MPH

(Podiatric Medicine; Non-Surgical Foot and Ankle)

Fellows in Physiatry/ Spine and Sports MedicineRichard Chang, MDJames Lee, MDMichael Nicoletti, MD

Department of Radiology and Imaging

ChairmanHollis G. Potter, MD

Vice ChairmanJohn A. Carrino, MD, MPH

Radiologists-in-Chief EmeritiRobert H. Freiberger, MDHelene Pavlov, MD

Director of Fellowship TrainingCarolyn M. Sofka, MD

Director of Resident and Medical Student TrainingDouglas N. Mintz, MD

Co-Directors of ResearchTheodore T. Miller, MD

(Clinical Review Panels)Hollis G. Potter, MD

Attending RadiologistsJohn A. Carrino, MD, MPH

(Vice Chairman, Radiology)Bernard Ghelman, MDRichard J. Herzog, MD

(Chief, Teleradiology)Theodore T. Miller, MDHelene Pavlov, MDHollis G. Potter, MD

(Chairman, Magnetic Resonance Imaging)

Robert Schneider, MD

Associate Attending RadiologistsEric A. Bogner, MD (Chief,

MSK Computed Tomography)Douglas N. Mintz, MDGregory R. Saboeiro, MD

(Chief, Interventional Radiology & Ultrasound)

Carolyn M. Sofka, MD

Assistant Attending RadiologistsAlissa J. Burge, MDYoshimi Endo, MDLi Foong Foo, MDShari T. Jawetz, MDGabrielle P. Konin, MDDarius P. Melisaratos, MDOgonna K. Nwawka, MDElizabeth Schultz, MDDarryl B. Sneag, MD

Fellow in MRIAngela Li, MBBS

Fellows in Musculoskeletal RadiologyNicholas Galante, MDHarry Greditzer, IV, MDShefali Kothary, MDRussell Meyer, MDSatinder Rekhi, Jr., MD

Department of Rehabilitation Medicine

Director and ChiefMichael M. Alexiades, MD

Director and Chief EmeritusLeon Root, MD

Honorary Staff

Peter G. Bullough, MD (Pathology and Laboratory Medicine)

Stephen W. Burke, MD (Orthopedic Surgery)

Charles L. Christian, MD (Medicine)

Robert H. Freiberger, MD (Radiology and Imaging)

Lawrence J. Kagen, MD (Medicine)

David B. Levine, MD (Orthopedic Surgery)

Peter Tsairis, MD (Neurology)

Welcome to New Physicians

Todd J. Albert, MDCraig L. Basman, MDJennifer M. Berger, MDJohn A. Carrino, MD, MPHChad M. Craig, MDKenton H. Fibel, MDMiriam B. Hoffman, MDJonathan S. Kirschner, MDLindsay S. Lally, MDMoira M. McCarthy, MDDanyal H. Nawabi, MDOgonna K. Nwawka, MDRomona D. Satchi, MDDarryl B. Sneag, MDSamuel A. Taylor, MDBrett G. Toresdahl, MDDavid A. Wang, MD

Research Division

Chief Scientific OfficerSteven R. Goldring, MD

Associate Chief Scientific Officer and Director of Basic ResearchLionel B. Ivashkiv, MD

Director of Clinical ResearchRobert N. Hotchkiss, MD

Director of Healthcare Research InstituteStephen Lyman, PhD

Senior ScientistsTodd J. Albert, MDDavid W. Altchek, MDFranck Barrat, PhDCarl Blobel, MD, PhDOheneba Boachie-Adjei, MDRichard S. Bockman, MD, PhDAdele L. Boskey, PhDMathias P. Bostrom, MDFrank P. Cammisa, Jr., MDCharles N. Cornell, MDMary K. Crow, MDStephen B. Doty, PhDMary Goldring, PhDSteven R. Goldring, MDSteven B. Haas, MDJo A. Hannafin, MD, PhDJohn H. Healy, MDDavid L. Helfet, MDRichard Herzog, MDLionel B. Ivashkiv, MDJoseph M. Lane, MDThomas J.A. Lehman, MDSpencer Liu, MDMichael D. Lockshin, MDJoseph A. Markenson, MDRobert G. Marx, MDStavros Memtsoudis, MD, PhDStephen A. Paget, MDHelene Pavlov, MDAlessandra Pernis, MDHollis G. Potter, MDScott A. Rodeo, MD

Jane E. Salmon, MDEduardo A. Salvati, MDThomas P. Sculco, MDNigel E. Sharrock, MB, ChBPeter A. Torzilli, PhDRussell F. Warren, MDAndrew J. Weiland, MDThomas L. Wickiewicz, MDScott W. Wolfe, MDTimothy M. Wright, PhD

Associate ScientistsFrank A. Cordasco, MDJonathan T. Deland, MDXianghua Deng, MDEdward DiCarlo, MDDoruk Erkan, MDMark P. Figgie, MDFederico P. Girardi, MDRobert N. Hotchkiss, MDGregory A. Liguori, MDTheresa Lu, MD, PhDStephen Lyman, PhDC. Ronald MacKenzie, MDSuzanne A. Maher, PhDCarol A. Mancuso, MDBryan J. Nestor, MDStephen J. O’Brien, MDPaul Edward Purdue, PhDBernard A. Rawlins, MDLaura Robbins, DSWInez Rogatsky, PhDLisa R. Sammaritano, MDHarvinder S. Sandhu, MDMichael Urban, MDWilliam F. Urmey, MDGeoffrey H. Westrich, MDRiley J. Williams III, MD

Assistant ScientistsCeleste Abjornson, PhDAlissa J. Burge, MDYurii Chinenov, PhDMatthew E. Cunningham, MD, PhDChitra Dahia, PhDAaron Daluiski, MDEmily R. Dodwell, MDXiaoyu Hu, MD, PhD

Russel C. Huang, MDGeorge Kalliolias, MD, PhDKyriakos Kirou, MDMatthew F. Koff, PhDDarren R. Lebl, MDLisa A. Mandl, MDKyung-Hyun Park-Min, PhDGiorgio Perino, MDCathleen L. Raggio, MDBruce Rapuano, PhDAndrew A. Sama, MDGisela Weskamp, PhDJacques T. Yadeau, MD, PhDXu Yang, MDBaohong Zhao, PhD

InstructorsScott DeNegre, PhDLaura T. Donlin, PhDJessica K. Gordon, MDHongqiang Guo, PhDCarl Imhauser, PhDThorsten Maretzky, PhDMiguel Otero, PhDSarah Pownder, DVMXiaoping Qing, MD, PhD

Visiting ScientistsHayden-William Courtland, PhDAnna Fahlgren, PhDMin Wang, MD, PhDWei Zhu, PhD

Fellows in ResearchKirsty Culley, PhDMikhail Olferiev, MDIrina Z. Sagalovskiy, PhDYingli Shang, PhD

Scientists EmeritiMadhu Bhargava, PhDNathan Brot, PhDPeter G. Bullough, MDAlbert H. Burstein, PhDCharles L. Christian, MDAllan E. Inglis, MDRobert C. Mellors, MD, PhDAaron S. Posner, PhDPhilip D. Wilson, Jr., MD

Adjunct Senior ScientistsDonald Bartel, PhDCarl Nathan, MDMargaret Peterson, PhDPaddy Ross, PhDThomas Santner, PhDMarjolein van der Meulen, PhD

Adjunct Associate ScientistsRobert Blank, MD, PhDLawrence Bonassar, PhDLara Estroff, PhDHassan Ghomrawi, PhDPhilip Giampietro, MD, PhDElizabeth Kozora, PhDElizabeth Lachs, MDDaniel MacDonald, PhDNancy Pleshko, PhDLuminita Pricop, MDLicia Selleri, MD, PhDAnimesh Sinha, MD, PhD

Adjunct Assistant ScientistsAsheesh Bedi, MDNikolaus Binder, MDJonathan Bourne, PhDChris Chen, PhDRobert Closkey, MDEve Donnelly, PhDEugenia Giannopoulou, PhDMelanie Harrison, MDPeter Kloen, MDDejan Milentijevic, PhDLance Silverman, PhDAasis Unnanuntana, MDSinisa Vukelic, PhD

Adjunct InstructorsYingxin Goa, PhDDiana Goldenberg, MD

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Executive Officers

Shapiro, Louis A.President and Chief Executive Officer

Goldstein, LisaExecutive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer

Malakoff, StaceyExecutive Vice President for Finance and Chief Financial Officer

Margolin, Constance B.Executive Vice President and Chief Legal Officer

Senior Vice Presidents

Bianco, RalphOperations

Cioppa-Mosca, JeMeRehabilitation Medicine

Goldberg, Stephanie J.Patient Care Chief Nursing Officer

Gould, MarcFinance Administration

Krna, Catherine D.Service Lines

Merle, RobinDevelopment Chief Development Officer

Nelson, Jamie M.Information Technology Chief Information Officer

Robbins, LauraEducation and Academic Affairs

Slawitsky, BruceHuman Resources and Service Excellence

Vice Presidents

Angelo, C. MarkOperational Excellence

Bell, StephenFinance Administration

Crowley, RichardPhysician Services

Englehart, JohnChief Marketing Officer

Grassia, VincentResearch Administration

Horvath, MichelleQuality Management

Kennett, WilliamSupply Chain

Kurtz, Sharon L.Corporate Compliance

Lo Basso, AnnNursing Administration

Nolan, RobertPayor Strategy

Perez, RonaldPerioperative Services

Wencak, Walter J.Revenue Cycle

Assistant Vice Presidents

Buscemi, PeterFinancial Planning and Budget

Clark, Thomas P.Human Resources

DeNegre, ScottOperational Excellence

Flics, SusanOperations

Guarneri, MarcelloFinance Administration

Guillot, RickyNursing Administration

Knaus, Matthew J.Patient Financial Services

Lazo, CristianPhysician Services

Lovece Ross, StephanieLaboratory Medicine

Melia, JoanneRisk Management

Murray-Weir, MaryRehabilitation Medicine

O’Brasky, MarthaEducation and Academic Affairs

Oppenheimer, JustinService Lines

Pearlman, Elizabeth A.Information Technology

Rentas, JenniferService Lines

Sweeney, Brian P.Financial Planning and Budget

White, EdwardRadiology and Imaging

Controller

Spencer Jr., GeorgeFinance Controller

Senior Directors

Agboola, Bashir A.Information Technology

Ansorge, Andrea G.Corporate Compliance

Bissinger, Catherine C.Development

Bosanko, RobertaFinance ICD 10

Calcano, Emil A.Sports Marketing

Casceillo, David J.Information Technology

Cohen, KarenInformation Technology

Collura, PhilipGeneral Accounting

Finerty, EileenNursing Administration

Fisher, CharlesRehabilitation Medicine

Gleich, AndresFinance-Revenue Planning

Goldsmith, SandraPublic and Patient Education

Januska, MaureenPatient Accounting

Karp, Randi A.Human Resources

Kaufman, ReesaDevelopment

Kohli, Inderpal S.Information Technology

Kovac, JessicaService Line Management

Madonia, Julie A.Rehabilitation Medicine

Maldari, Ralph A.Ambassador Services

Neihart, BenjaminDevelopment

Nestman, CoryNursing Administration

O’Brien, CathiRehabilitation Medicine

O’Malley, MatthewSatellite Operations

Parnofiello, JoanneHuman Resources

Management & Volunteers(April 1, 2015)

Pelaez, JulieDigital Communications

Pizzi, Matthew F.Financial Planning and Budget

Plante, Rodney S.Information Technology

Quinlan, PatriciaNursing Administration

Sadler, RossManaged Care

Sheehan, RachelBrand Marketing and Analytics

Stack, RobertaAnesthesia

Taylor, Melissa R.Patient Registration

VanVelzor, BrianInternational Center

Westort, Steven W.Finance Administration

Williams, DonnaFinancial Planning and Budget

Chao WuChief Patient Experience Officer

Zenkewich, PeterMaterial Management and Bioengineering

Executive Directors

Dworkin, EricPHO

Fleury Jr., RichardRadiology Practice Operations

Schwab, RiseResearch Administration

Directors

Abbruzzese, GiovanniSafety

Barone, MaryStamford OPC-Administration

Bogle, MaureenMedical Staff Services

Bonanno, LennyEnvironmental Services

Bosanko, Glenda M.ICD 10

Brendel, RobinSatellite Operations

Burford, Ellen T.Risk Management

Cardamone, SusanAnesthesia, Administration

Carollo, James P.Finance-Revenue Planning

Carr, KarenResearch Administration

Conti, Frank D.Engineering-Administration

Cruz, WilliamDevelopment

Cunningham-Faughnan, TheresaResearch Administration

Dalley, LydiaService Excellence

De Simone, Jonna N.Physicians Assistant

Decorato, KarenContinuum of Care Service

DiGiacomo, RobertRehabilitation Medicine

Edelstein, JaimeRehabilitation Medicine

Elogoodin, BellaVisitor Services and Family Atrium

Ennis, Marcia K.Education Publications and Communication

Foiles, DonaldSecurity

Forbes, MeredithDevelopment

Garber, Alessandra T.Development

Garrison, Glenn W.Prosthetics and Orthotics

Goldberg, Allison H.Professional Education

Goldberg, LawrenceHuman Resources

Gonzalez, JohnOR Inventory and Distribution

Grande, AllisonInternational Learning and Training

Grote, RebekahDevelopment

Hillstrom, HowardMotion Analysis

Horton, RobertaSocial Work Programs

Jurik, ChrisFinancial Planning and Budget

Kalman, EdenFood and Nutrition Services

Kuba, TziporaResearch Administration

Langone, Troy D.OR Materials Management

Lawrence, Nicole K.Professional Education

Leynes, Teresita A.Radiology Nursing

Lipman, Joseph D.Biomechanics

Lorenz, GregoryInformation Technology

Menzie, Holly J.Development

Merenda, RobertInformation Technology

Monsky, NicoleService Line Marketing

Monteleone, Joseph A.Human Resources

Nguyen, Joseph T.Biostatistics

Nussbaum, Leigh A.Department of Medicine

Oettinger, Sr. MargaretPastoral Care

Page, CarolRehabilitation Medicine

Plante, Rodney S.Information Technology

Pobliner, JosephEnvironmental Services

Rhoss, GwendolynAdmitting/Patient Access Services

Rispaud, GlennHealth Information Management

Roberts, TimothyAcademic Training

Rounds, DonnaResearch Administration

Sackman, SandraAdministrative Offices

Schwartz, RachelleCase Management

Starr, ElizabethClinical Documentation

Stern, SamInformation Technology

Swenson, MarkResearch Administration

Tanenbaum, LaurenService Line Management

Titmuss, Matthew P.Rehabilitation Medicine

Tokmanian, NorairGeneral Accounting

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Topor, Lawrence S.Managed Care

Tsai, Krystle A.CHARM Center

Vassallo, SherrieClinical Research, Sports Medicine

Wegner, FrankGeneral Accounting

Wessolock, RobertPharmacy

Willett, TracyNursing Administration

Williams, Denise C.Organizational Development

Williams, Douglas J.Neurological Service

Wojno, Nicole J.Rehabilitation Medicine

Wukovits, BarbaraAnesthesiology

Wurzburger, RobertResearch Administration

Yip, TinaPharmacy, Chief Pharmacy Officer

Yondorf, WendyVolunteers

Administrative Directors

Hargett, Mary J.Anesthesiology

Katkin, PamelaPhysicians Assistants

Smith, Christopher J.Radiology and Imaging

Patient Care Directors

Baragiano, Marita A.Ambulatory Care Center

Crescenzo, CarolPre Surgical Screening

DiLorenzo, Geraldine6 East

Gray, Bridget P.Hand and Foot Center

Hansen, Vaughn D.4th floor PACU

Hoffmann, Jayne M.Pre Surgical Screening

Holmes, KeeshaSpecial Procedures Unit, 75th Street

Keenan, MauraPediatrics-Outpatient and Inpatient

Leff, LindaInfusion Therapy

Leveille-Charles, Viviane7 East

Ostrofsky, Donna M.Ambulatory Surgery Director

Park, ImsooOperating Room

Persaud, Richard11 East Inpatient

Pollino-Tanner, Julie A.10 East

Ryan, NoreenAmbulatory Surgery Pre & Post

Sass, Kerry Ann8 East

Sohan, Nadia J.5 East South

Hospital Chaplains

Chaplain Chenault ConwayChaplain Margo HedaChaplain Alice KimSr. Margaret Oettinger, OPChaplain Margaret TuttleDominican Friars Health

Care Ministry

Volunteers

50 Years or OverMrs. Charles Bannerman

30 Years or OverMrs. Robert H. Freiberger

25 Years or OverMs. Maria-Elena HodgsonMs. Judith Johnston-GroganMs. Rose Ponticello

20 Years or OverMs. Barbara BrandonMs. Anita CrusoMs. Lauren FoxMs. Barbara GrooMs. Brunilda IturraldeMs. Dola PollandMs. Doris Wind

15 Years or OverMs. Diane Albano-KellerMr. Norman EliaMs. Frances FrankMrs. James Graham, Jr.Ms. Geraldine McCandlessMs. Mary MurphyMs. Marie SherryDr. Beth ViapianoMs. Lee Weber

10 Years or OverMs. Anery AsteMs. Bernarda BerardMr. Frederick ChiaoMr. Blaine KellerMs. Jenny LinMs. Desiree LoweMs. Bette NelsonMs. Bebe PrinceMs. Gail StarlerMs. Serena Steinfeld

5 Years or OverMs. Alice BueddenMs. Elaine BurnMs. Lynne CalmanMs. Judith CampbellMr. Herbert FeldsteinMs. Lena FrankoMs. Rosario GaddiMs. M.W. HarperMs. Ann HopkinsMr. Frederick JacobsonMr. Alexander LazarMs. Julia LipovacMs. Sarah MacdonaldMr. Shukhrat MaksumovMs. Irene McParlandMs. Olympia OsborneMs. Cynthia RocklandMs. Arlene ShillerMs. Lorell SmithMs. Winifred SpeyerMs. Irene Taylor

Pediatric Council

The Pediatric Council is dedicated to furthering the mission and goals of the Lerner Children’s Pavilion, the “hospital-within-a- hospital” for children at HSS. The Council aims to increase awareness of the Hospital’s exper-tise in pediatric musculoskeletal medicine. Additionally, the group raises critical financial support for patient care and cutting-edge research. Council members also lead special projects, including helping to strengthen the Hospital’s Child Life Program and planning art exhibitions to enhance the environment of care in the Pavilion.

LeadershipMonica A. KeanyLara LernerRoger F. Widmann, MD

MembersKenna BrockriedeKimberly CantorH. Susan Cha, MDSheree ChiouErica ChristensenCatherine CorryAlexander & Erica CrissesLaura DartnallMary Ann DeignanKatherine DoergeDaniel W. Green, MDLisa S. Ipp, MDMaura Keenan, RNKim KlimczakMariko & Matt LeBaronAlison Locker, PhDVioleta Dela-Cruz PaluszekCorrente SchanklerDavid M. Scher, MDMichael Shweky

Rheumatology Council

The HSS Rheumatology Council is dedicated to advancing the mission of the Hospital and its clinical, scientific, and educational activi-ties related to rheumatologic, autoimmune, and inflammatory illnesses. Its primary goals are fundraising for and raising awareness of the work being conducted by the Division of Rheumatology, as well as educating the public about rheumatologic disease.

LeadershipSusan W. RoseConnie Anne PhillipsMary K. Crow, MD

MembersVivian P. Bykerk, MDJennifer Drukier-BirnbaumStephan FeldgoiseRenee FlugCatherine GreenMarla LemonikAlana B. Levine, MDAmy PenningtonJane E. Salmon, MDManon SlomeMargaret SmithRobert F. Spiera, MDBeth Ann & John VoulgarisPatricia G. Warner

Spine Care Institute Council

The Spine Care Institute Council is dedicated to supporting the mission of the HSS Spine Care Institute (SCI), a comprehensive, multi-disciplinary center of excellence for the care of spine pathology. Founded in 2010, the SCI provides the highest standard of patient care, advances cutting-edge research, and educates both professional colleagues and the public. Ultimately, activities conducted in the SCI drive dramatic improvements in the treatment and outcomes of patients with spinal disorders. By raising essential philan-thropic support, the Council helps to advance important clinical, research, and educational programs in the SCI.

LeadershipBob DevlinJohn MyersFrank P. Cammisa, MD

MembersF. Harlan BatrusWilliam K. Caler, Jr.Mario J. Gabelli Yves-Andre Istel Dennis M. Kass Theodore KestenBryan P. MarsalMichael Perlmutter Paul E. PurcellRaymond G. ViaultStephen D. WehrleW. Hall Wendel, Jr. William F. Whitman, Jr.

Hospital for Special Surgery is proud to recognize

our Councils — leadership groups dedicated to advancing

the missions of important services at the Hospital.

Leadership Councils

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The Wilson Society

Named for former Surgeons-in-Chief Dr. Philip D. Wilson, Jr. and the late Dr. Philip D. Wilson, Sr., the Wilson Society recognizes donors during their lifetimes for including the Hospital in their estate plans. Wilson Society members are helping HSS continue its tradition of compassionate, unparalleled medical care far into the future.

Wilson Society MembersLeo BaerSusan BardRaymond J. BenoitAnne BlattJohn R. Bockstoce, PhDJo-Ann BongiornoMarcia BuddAlfred J. and Ann BuescherEliane BukantzMaryann CaliriMildred CarrollH. James CaulkinsStephanie ChisholmEdward T. CooperValerie D’AngeloEdith M. DammHelen Ann DeSimone, DDSDavid M. Dines, MDJudith S. DronzekAnne and Joel EhrenkranzDavid C. FacerMark P. Figgie, MDLorrie FoxRosemary FranckRose FranzoneConstance FrederickSheryl GoldAnn Gregory, PhDEdmund A. GrossmanDavid HalloranCharles J. HammGenan HolderHeidi M. HolterboschMargaret V. HowardYves-Andre IstelFrederick L. JacobsonJudith A. JedlickaMichelle JenkinsPeter H. JuddCarol KlapperRobert S. KrauseRobert S. KreislerNorma Levitt

Rafael A. LopezRobert A. LorelliHoney J. LowDonna MacCraeKathy and C. Ronald

MacKenzie, MDHerbert J. MaletzBarbara and Richard MarksKathleen T. MayMary Ferris McCormackJames McMillenJ. Donald McNamaraIrene Meister, PhDPeter D. MeltzerRobin MerleRobert MeyerHermina MikolicJames T. MillsAnn and Alan MintzMarilyn MittlemanDavid M. MixterDr. Donna D. MorganArlene MurryJean NathanIrwin Nydick, MDMartha Frish OkabeLeigh G. OvertoneStephen A. Paget, MDAldo PaponeAnthony PlesnerSamuel S. PolkDiane P. PriceRichard S. PriceElissa QuerzeChristiane A. RamirezDaniel I. Richman, MDGloria RomaEdwin G. RoosLeon Root, MDSusan W. RoseBenjamin M. RosenMrs. Seymour RosenthalPhilip RothblumRichard SavittPeter G. ScoteseThomas P. Sculco, MDJoseph M. SedaccaDiane C. SennetSteven D. SeymourHolly S. SillauChristopher SimonRose SmithBernice SmollerLloyd SolomonEugene StegerDonald StoneFrank T. Strafaci

Karen TapiaDavid E. Tate, Jr., MDThomas J. ThomasHoward S. ThompsonSarah Katharine ThomsonEdward H. TutunLucy TyrraschPatricia A. ValluzziPeter Van Ness PhilipHector Varas, MDPatricia W. VerinHelene P. VictorMarietta VoglisMary S. WaldronHelen WaltuckPatricia G. WarnerBarnet WeinsteinDavis WeinstockFrances and H. George White, MDPhilip D. Wilson, Jr., MDSusan Wray-SullivanEllen and Joe WrightJoel J. ZimmerAnonymous (4)

Wilson Society Advisory Council

The newly-founded Wilson Society Advisory Council comprises a premier group of estate and financial planning specialists who serve as ambassadors for the Hospital and advise HSS on matters related to their areas of expertise.

LeadershipSamuel S. PolkPaula A. RyanLinda J. Wank

MembersJonathan BlattmachrGail E. CohenNancy S. GabelDavid GersonS. Alexander Haverstick IILinda B. HirschsonJoanne E. JohnsonPaul S. LeeSusan PorterMarissa S. TraceyKevin A. WalshTodd C. WhitenackGabe M. WoloskyWilliam D. Zabel

Legacy Gifts

HSS appreciates every legacy gift, and we remember with gratitude those whose gifts were received in 2014. These generous and thoughtful donors provided nearly $36 million in support, playing an important role in the success of the Hospital and our efforts to provide patients with the most exceptional musculoskeletal care.

Ethel B. AlbertHugo AndriesseDoris Williams BarthVernon C. BrownEdith W. CorningPaul A. DeCarloAnne M. DuerdenAbram ElmendorfMary Kay FarleyThe Ferriday FundBarbara S. GitelmanJ. Peter HoguetAdrian H. JacksonAnn E. JusterThe Kurzman FundCyrilla D. LangeaisMargaret Larue LeonardEstelle A. ManningLeonard and Caryl MarmorMartin S. Paine FoundationMaripaz PimentelChristiane A. RamirezStanley R. StangrenErnest TyrraschTherese WitcherAnonymous

Planned Giving

Having just been dropped by helicopter

onto the side of a snow-blanketed moun-

tain, Alan and Ann Mintz adjusted their

gear one last time before descending.

As they stared down at the ungroomed

slope, complete with a 25-foot jump, a

young skier tapped 72-year-old Alan on

the shoulder. “You know,” he said, “most

people your age would have stopped

doing this twenty years ago.”

Whether they’re heli-skiing, scaling the

Himalayans, or biking through remote

corners of the world, Alan and Ann have

an undeniable lust for life. “When it

comes to these sports, we don’t plan on

hanging it up anytime soon,” says Ann.

“It’s our passion to keep at it.”

Unsurprisingly, their passion has taken a

toll on many of their joints and ligaments.

Alan and Ann have each faced multiple

procedures and replacement surgeries

brought on by the stress of a hyper-

athletic life. The Mintzes first came to

HSS 16 years ago when Alan suffered a

knee injury on the slopes in Vail, Colorado,

not far from their home. A local surgeon

was prepared to rush Alan into surgery

when a good friend urged Alan to call

a physician at HSS for a second opinion.

“That advice made all the difference,”

recalls Alan. “I was instructed to hold off

on surgery for several weeks until the

knee stabilized.” Alan did exactly that

before ultimately coming to HSS for his

surgery. “The procedure went perfectly,

and my knee has held up beautifully

after all this time, in spite of everything

I do to it!” he says. “Now we have all

our repairs done at HSS, and we send

everyone we know to Special Surgery.”

Ann, a former registered nurse, believes

that it is HSS’s unmatched focus on

providing the highest quality care and

delivering unsurpassed results for

patients that makes it so special. “You

really experience total care here, from

the way they prepare you for surgery,

to how quickly they get you up, moving,

and back to your home and life,” she

says. “After my knee replacement I was

on the tennis courts within two months,

without pain and without a brace.”

Through it all, the Mintzes have yet to

slow down, a fact to which they credit

HSS. “HSS restored our mobility and

that’s been so important to our lives,”

says Alan. As an expression of gratitude

for the care they have received, Alan

and Ann were inspired to include HSS

in their philanthropy. “We want to help

HSS provide as much benefit to others

as possible.” They have made generous

annual gifts and recently included HSS

in their estate plan, joining the Hospital’s

legacy Wilson Society. “We know that

HSS puts their resources to the best

possible uses,” says Alan. “HSS keeps

people doing what they want to do, and

we are proud to help an organization

that changes lives.”

Grateful Adventurers

There aren’t many mountains that scare Alan and Ann Mintz. After decades of adventures, they have no intention of slowing down. They

credit HSS with keeping their joints up to the task. The Hospital is grateful for their generosity and friendship.

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$5,000,000 & Above

American Iron & Metal (USA) Inc.CA TechnologiesChase and Stephanie ColemanMr. and Mrs. David H. KochThe Lauder Foundation-

Leonard & Evelyn Lauder FundThe Starr FoundationJoan H. TischLaurie M. TischLizzie & Jonathan M. TischSteve TischThe Tow FoundationKendrick R. Wilson III

$1,000,00–$4,999,999

Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Briger, Jr.The Charina Endowment

Fund, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth I. ChenaultBernard and Cynthia Curry IIIThe Derfner FoundationAnne and Joel EhrenkranzMichael P. EspositoMarina Kellen FrenchThe Gerstner Family FoundationRita E. and Gustave M. HauserLi Ka Shing FoundationAnna-Maria and Stephen

Kellen FoundationMarylin and Arthur LevittMr. and Mrs. Thomas H. ListerRichard and Ronay MenschelStavros Niarchos FoundationKathleen and Dean R. O’HareDr. and Mrs. Chitranjan S. RanawatMr. and Mrs. Elihu RoseWilliam R. SalomonJonathan Sobel and

Dr. Marcia J. DunnSt. Giles FoundationMr. and Mrs. Robert K. SteelEllen and Joe WrightAnonymous (2)

$500,000–$999,999

Bloomberg PhilanthropiesMr. and Mrs. Russell L. CarsonMichele and Martin CohenMr. and Mrs. Barrie M. DamsonMrs. Jacqueline Desmarais

Katharine B. and Robert M. DevlinDavid I. and Sheila FuenteMimi and Peter Haas FundThomas L. Kempner and

Katheryn C. PattersonKathy and Richard LeventhalNelson and Claudia PeltzMr. and Mrs. Douglas A. Warner III

$100,000–$499,999

The Ezra Abraham To Life Foundation

The ALS Association, Greater New York Chapter

Mr. and Mrs. Michael BalmuthF. Harlan BatrusDaniel C. BentonMr. and Mrs. James A. BlockStanley M. and Roberta BogenWilliam K. CalerCedar Hill FoundationJacques & Emy Cohenca

Foundation, Inc.Leslie CornfeldMargaret and Peter P. D’AngeloMr. and Mrs. David E. De LeeuwJames G. Dinan and

Elizabeth MillerDr. Lawrence D. DorrEmerald Foundation, Inc.Raymond L. and Jane EpsteinStephan Feldgoise and

Rachel E. GrodzinskyHoward J. and Sharon GoldenGood Samaritan, Inc.Eddie GouldMr. and Mrs. Arthur GosnellKathryn O. and Alan C. GreenbergEllen and Efraim GrinbergAudrey & Martin Gruss

FoundationThe William Randolph Hearst

FoundationThe John N. Insall Foundation

for Orthopaedics, Inc.Jill and Ken IscolMr. and Mrs. Thomas C. IsraelSharon L. JennetteCharles B. and Ann L. JohnsonMonica Keany and Daniel B. ZwirnMr. and Mrs. Theodore KestenF.M. Kirby FoundationPierre and Laurie LapeyreA Lasting MarkAnthony E. and Shelly Malkin

Robert B. MenschelThe Ambrose Monell FoundationThe Monteforte FoundationDonald R. MullenJohn H. and JoAnn B. MyersNational Basketball AssociationWilliam R. NutiCarin M. OhnellPatrick F. O’Leary, MDTimothy and Linda O’NeillMr. and Mrs. Aldo PaponeThe Cissy Patterson FoundationMichael and Marlene PerlmutterMr. and Mrs. Kirk RadkeThe Reiss Family Foundation/

Bonnie and Richard ReissEdwin G. RoosHarvey M. SchwartzDr. and Mrs. Thomas P. SculcoThe Beatrice and Samuel A.

Seaver FoundationScott and Elena ShleiferMr. and Mrs. Charles J. SnyderMr. and Mrs. P. Roy VagelosStephen D. and Laura WehrleMr. W. Hall Wendel, Jr.Joel WilkenfeldAnonymous (2)

$25,000–$99,999

Frederick and Catherine AdlerDr. Todd J. and Barbara M. AlbertAmerican Express CompanyBradley and Nisa AmoilsAnesthesiology Research &

Education FundBartlett, McDonough &

Monaghan, LLPMrs. Arthur BelferJames M. BensonBlackRock, Inc.Susan and Richard S. BraddockDr. and Mrs. Barry D. BrauseMr. and Mrs. Michael C. BrooksThe Gilbert & Ildiko Butler

Family Foundation, Inc.Jeremiah and Karen CallaghanCharina Foundation, Inc.Rona and Jeffrey CitrinThe Clark FoundationE. Brown CrosbyDr. Mary K. CrowAnnette and Oscar de la RentaMary Ann DeignanValerie and Charles Diker

Dr. and Mrs. David M. DinesWillis H. Du PontJohn B. and Andra EhrenkranzRenee and Sy FlugDr. and Mrs. Alberto FogliaGary M. and Carol GartsmanKevin L. GarvinMr. and Mrs. Fredric B. GershonS. Parker GilbertRichard J. GilderFaith Golding Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Bennett GolubDonald E. GrahamMrs. Patricia GrossmanThe Marc Haas FoundationKenneth V. Handal and

Mary Francina GoldenJo A. Hannafin, MD and

John Brisson, Esq.Henry U. Harris IIINorman IsraelGladys M. JensenDennis M. and Barclay KassBryan T. Kelly, MDMarvin and Joan KoslowSandra L. Kozlowski and

Eduard ReiterMr. and Mrs. Matthew F. LeBaronSir David Li Kwok-PoSteven and Michelle LichtmanJonathan S. LinenMichael D. and Barbara LissnerDr. and Mrs. John P. LydenChristina and Alan MacDonaldMr. and Mrs. David M. MaddenRafael and Yvette MayerDavid H. McCormickSusan MerinoffAnn and Alan MintzElizabeth and Peter J. Moley, MDMr. and Mrs. William MutterperlMr. and Mrs. Stuart K. NelsonThe New York Community TrustNew York Football Giants, Inc.Donald E. and Susan NewhouseNY/NJ Snowflake Youth

Foundation Inc.Family of Anne Kennedy O’NeilOssur Americas, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Douglas E. PadgettGordon B. and Dailey PatteeConnie Anne PhillipsThe Herbert & Lorraine

Podell FoundationDrs. Hollis and William PotterMichael J. and Vikki Price

2014 Annual Donors

Proskauer Rose LLPPaul E. and Patti PurcellRick M. and Debbie RiederMr. and Mrs. Stephen RojekMr. and Mrs. Benjamin M. RosenThe Louis and Rachel Rudin

Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Douglas L. SacksEmilia A. Saint-ArmandFan Fox and Leslie R. Samuels

Foundation, Inc.Oscar and Didi SchaferThe Morris and Alma

Schapiro FundMr. and Mrs. Louis A. ShapiroThe Peter Jay Sharp FoundationManon and Ian SlomeLaurence R. Smith and

Margaret Saba SmithAnne Solbraekke and

Lew ColemanJerry I. Speyer and

Katherine FarleyDeirdre StanleyMargaretta TaylorRobert & Jane Toll FoundationVirginia B. Toulmin FoundationRobert TrumpMr. and Mrs. Daniel G. TullyHerbert T. VedermanBeth Ann and John VoulgarisJames E. and Lisa WallaceThe Walt Disney CorporationEdwin S. Webster FoundationMr. Robert F. WeinbergElizabeth G. WeymouthDr. and Mrs. Roger F. WidmannWilliam F. and Barbara WhitmanJudith and Harold WintersDrs. Victor M. Zayas and

Kelly DowneyAnn ZiffCecile and Ezra ZilkhaDonald and Barbara ZuckerAnonymous (6)

$10,000–$24,999

Access Private Duty Services, Inc.Lawrence and Ronnie AckmanAdvanced Laboratory

Services, Inc.Drs. Michael M. Alexiades and

Patrice BuonocoreJoseph AllenRobert E. and Elizabeth Allen

Dr. and Mrs. David W. AltchekAmeriprise Financial, Inc.Jacqueline AronsonBaker & Hostetler LLPBank of AmericaStacy Bash-PolleyGlenn A. BergenfieldMr. and Mrs. Ralph J. BiancoBio Dynamic Technologies, Inc.Bloomingdale’sFriedrich Boettner, MDRita S. BrauseMs. Roberta C. BrauseT.J. and Elizabeth BristowPaul Brogow and Linda MerinoffDaniel A. and Carole BurackMr. and Mrs. Arthur E. ByrnesKimberly and Matthew CantorCapital OneDr. Michelle G. CarlsonSheree Chiou and

Jason KirschnerTodd J. and Andrea ChristieThe Chubb CorporationCitiRhoda W. CohenComport Consulting Corp.Mr. and Mrs. George S.

CoumantarosFrank Crystal & Co., Inc.Cushman & WakefieldD. Ronald Daniel and Lise ScottPeggy and Richard M. DanzigerDr. and Mrs. Jonathan T. DelandMr. and Mrs. Eric S. DobkinKate and Chad DoergeSuzy Donohue Design, LTDMr. and Mrs. Chris Dorr,

Campbell-Avery Fund of the Greater Saint Louis Community Foundation

John S. and Kathe DysonEdgewood Management LLCMr. and Mrs. Sanford B.

EhrenkranzExcel Sports ManagementDr. Joseph H. FeinbergDr. and Mrs. Mark P. FiggieFried, Frank, Harris, Shriver &

JacobsonRichard S. and Kathy FuldMr. and Mrs. Louis GlickfieldJustin GmelichLisa A. GoldsteinBrian M. and Dawn M. GonickGoodwin Procter LLP

Peter T. and Laura M. GrauerGreater New York Hospital

AssociationStephen and Myrna K. GreenbergMr. and Mrs. J. Ira HarrisHeartfelt FoundationJosephine K. HennellyMarieluise Hessel and Ed ArtztJames F. and Jacquelyn M.

HigginsHirtle, Callaghan & Co., LLCRobert F. and Sheila A. HoerleJacob L. and Lillian Holtzmann

FoundationHome Box Office, Inc.Drs. Robert and

Stephanie HotchkissMaisie and Jamie HoughtonHenry H. HoytHSS Research DivisionRussel C. Huang, MDDr. Alexander P. HughesHugoton FoundationIMG PerformanceJ.P.R. Mechanical Services, Inc.Jagex Games StudioJPMorgan Chase & Co.K2M, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. James C. KautzAlexander KeelerKim and Sean KlimczakGeorge and Vita L. KolberCharles A. KrasneDr. and Mrs. Joseph M. LaneDr. Dale J. LangeMatthew LauerMarshall P. and Rachel C. LevineDrs. Karen Lin and Edwin P. SuGeorge Link, Jr. Charitable TrustJudith LittleAlison LockerDr. and Mrs. Gregory E. LutzWilliam N. and Linda MacartneyDr. and Mrs. John D. MacGillivrayMadison Square Garden, L.P.Nancy A. MarksDr. Robert Marx and Rena G.

KrasnowMrs. Marjorie A. MathesonDrs. David J. Mayman and

Alana SerotaEdith McBeanMary and Paul McEvoyMcNamara Purcell FoundationMeadWestvaco CorporationMichael J. and Saundra G. Meehan

Mr. and Mrs. James MelcherMontgomery, McCraken,

Walker & Rhoads, LLPC. Jay Moorhead FoundationMr. and Mrs. George K. MossMr. and Mrs. Charles H. MottNets BasketballJillian and Lawrence NeubauerThe New York Mets FoundationNewYork-Presbyterian HospitalKenneth E. and Michele NewmanEverett and Nancy NovakDr. and Mrs. Martin J. O’MalleyStephen and Violeta PaluszekLeonardo Paroli, MDMary Q. Pederson Charitable FundPeter G. Peterson and

Joan Ganz CooneyJames PhillipsRobert A. PodolskyMr. and Mrs. Neil PostighonePower Corporation of CanadaPaul E. RaetherSalvatore and Mary Louise RanieriRed Bull New York, Inc.Jacob L. Reiss FoundationDr. and Mrs. Matthew M. RobertsMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. RosenThe Leo Rosner Foundation, Inc.Rebecca and Peter RosowPaul and Nancy RossErrol M. RudmanMr. and Mrs. Charles H. SalisburyPishon B. SchulzSectra North America, Inc.John C. ShafferDr. and Mrs. David E. ShawMary Jo and Ted ShenKenneth Shubin SteinStephanie and Alfred ShumanSidley Austin LLPBarry and Elana SiegelHolly S. SillauMorton F. SilverJ. Peter SimonMr. and Mrs. Stanley SmithThe Honorable Joyce L. SparrowSteriltek Consultants/

Steris CorporationDonald and Jean StoneSuperior Biologics, Inc.TD Bank N.A.Robert E. and Donna C. TompkinsTrade Web Markets LLCIsaac ToussieUnited Healthcare

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Elizabeth and Michael VaretVasculitis Foundation

Research FundDavid A. and Susan ViniarVisiting Nurse Service of New YorkJohn E. and Amanda WaldronWeill Cornell Medical CollegeMrs. Sue Ann WeinbergMr. and Mrs. John F. WelchKatharine WeymouthH. Hallett Whitman IIIBrian D. and Jane S. WilliamsWillkie Farr & GallagherPhilip D. Wilson, Jr., MDJon and Abby WinkelriedRobert D. YaffaJeff and Janine YassBarbara and Mark ZandMr. and Mrs. Roy J. ZuckerbergAnonymous (4)

$5,000–$9,999

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E. AdelsonAdult Reconstruction and

Joint Replacement ServiceMaria Allwin and the Allwin FamilyJoan Andrews-WattersStanley J. and Barbara ArkinHenry H. ArnholdMartin L. BermanEdgar and Gail BernerBilling Services Inc.Jennifer and Matthew BirnbaumStephen and Renee BisciottiGeorge T. BoyerDavid R. and Kathleen H. BrewerDrs. Lisa and Mark CallahanJudi and Sam CarrollCarwill FoundationJudith ChasanoffAndrew A. ChisholmAdam S. and Samara CohenRod ColburnCompass Surgical Partners LLCAlexander and Erica CrissesJames F. Curtis IIIDanzig Charitable TrustRichard and Barbara DebsHazel Dell Foundation, Inc.Alejandro Gonzalez Della Valle, MDHester DiamondMrs. Frances DibnerDomainitech, Inc.William H. and Jane P. DonaldsonDrinker Biddle & Reath LLP

Mary Jean Eastman and Edward Mills

EpicEllen and Michael EspositoJames P. EspositoExactechThe Mary Kay and James D. Farley

Fund, Inc.Farrell Advisory Associates, LLCLawrence and Stephanie FlinnDr. Austin T. Fragomen and

Ivette MayoJoan FreemanMr. and Mrs. Robert A. FriedmanRoberto and Sabina FrontaliGjerset & Lorenz, LLPStephanie J. GoldbergDrs. Steven R. and Mary GoldringJoan GranlundSteven B. Haas, MDBrian Halpern, MDThe Harbor Lights FoundationDavid R. HiltyFrances HolmanYu Fang L. HsiaoCathleen HullDr. and Mrs. Allan InglisCraig S. IveyFrederick L. JacobsonVirginia JamesAlexandra JonesCharles S. JonesWinfield P. JonesRuth JosephAnju and Anil Joshi, MDThe Charles and Mabel P. Jost

Foundation Inc.Juniper NetworksAndrew J. KaiserStuart Z. KatzFrank and Cassie KernanHans KertessHarold J. and Ruth KingsbergDr. Michael and Sheila KleinClaire KleinerMr. and Mrs. Matthew KrnaBernard and Bonnie KrupinskiLeon Lachman Mr. and Mrs. W. Loeber LandauGregg LemkauMr. and Mrs. H. Irwin LevyWilliam M. Lewis and

Carol Sutton LewisLexington Insurance CompanyAliza and David LichtDavid and Cynthia Lippe

Stacey and Philip MalakoffConstance MargolinMichelle MarraBruce D. and Electra C. MartinVirginia K. and William B. MarxThe MCJ Amelior FoundationGregory and Victoria McLaughlinMedtronic Sofamor DanekCharles and Leigh MerinoffBarrant V. MerrillJames B. MetzgerPaul MilesMorgan StanleyMr. and Mrs. Robert B. MorrisDavid A. and Mildred H. Morse

Charitable Trust FoundationJoel H. and Susan M. MorseMr. and Mrs. Lester S. MorseNorvin Partners Ltd.Mr. and Mrs. George D. O’NeillAndrew D. Pearle, MDMr. and Mrs. Leon B. PolskyJohn QuisenberryJosh Resnick and Daryelle

FreemanMr. and Mrs. James S. RichmanLaura and Steve RobbinsDavid RockefellerThe Felix & Elizabeth Rohatyn

FoundationJames and Teresa RuddyLawrence and Rita SalvaDr. and Mrs. Andrew A. SamaHeather and Adam SavareseStephen and Susan ScherrThe Nina & Ivan Selin Family

FoundationAnna Marie & Robert F. Shapiro

Family Foundation Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. SheaSilicon Valley BankTalbott and Carter SimondsRuth SokenisDavid M. SolomonHoward and Sarah SolomonDr. and Mrs. Joseph K. SpectorKenneth L. and Nancy C. SteinBrenda Neubauer StrausRichard StravitzMr. and Mrs. Roger L. StrongBill and Carolyn StuttMargaret Sung and

Michael SchmidtbergerRobert J. and Karen SywolskiMr. and Mrs. William TatlockJames H. and Valerie Anne Taylor

Linda and Robert VilenskyMichael and Michelle WalrathWilliam C. and Barbara D. WeldonWells Fargo BankGeoffrey H. Westrich, MDThe Honorable John C. WhiteheadDr. and Mrs. Russell E. WindsorThe Zankel FundMr. and Mrs. Robert ZimmerAnonymous

$1,000–$4,999

Michelle L. AbbeySusan AberbachDean S. and Susanna AdlerJonathan and Rachel AlbertDrs. Answorth A. Allen and

Rae Wright-AllenMarcelo Raul R. AlvarezSteven and Ann AmesRebecca Amitai & Morti Schaja

Foundation Inc.Susie Sears AndersonPanagiota AndreopoulouJoshua and Rita AngelApex SolutionsRobert N. and Debbie AppelbaumAllan and Kathryn ArffaWhitney B. ArmstrongJohn H. and Diane AsielPaul M. AtanasioDr. and Mrs. Edward A. AthanasianCarol and Albert AuerbachAuxilium Pharmaceuticals, Inc.The Bachmann Strauss Family

Fund, Inc.Stephen D. BaksaGeorge BanksDrs. Rajendra and Manjula BansalMary L. and Ernest L. BarcellaMr. and Mrs. Henry C. Barkhorn IIIRichard K. BarnhartDorothy BattenUria Monzon BeatriceSteven L. Begleiter and

Karen SaponarStephen F. and Marlene B. BellThe Belsky Family FoundationFrederick C. BenensonMr. and Mrs. Rodney B. BerensMax W. and Dale BergerRoselind & Alfred Berger

FoundationBrian BermanMr. and Mrs. Walter S. Berman

Robert L. and Helen BernsteinTom A. and Andrea BernsteinRobert M. and Jeanette BershAnthony W. BesthoffNicole M. BigarBirch Family Fund of the

Community FoundationCharles W. BissetEdward BlanchardOwen S. Blicksilver and

Mary Ann RiceGerald BlumRichard S. Bockman, MD and

Gale HaymanWilliam and Angela BohnRoy and Merilee BostockDr. and Mrs. Mathias P. BostromArminee and Leon BowlerMr. and Mrs. Clifford BrandNancy G. BrinkerMrs. Linda J. BrockriedeWilliam Lyons BrownJoel BuchmanBullDog Ventures, LTD.Stephen B. and Gretchen BurkeJonathan BurnettEdward and Robyn BurrosPeter and Judith BuscemiMr. and Mrs. Brad ButlerMaryann CaliriDr. and Mrs. John J. CallaghanLeonora A. and Peter CallahanDr. and Mrs. Frank P. Cammisa, Jr.Ann and Peter B. CannellPeter B. Cannell & Co., Inc.Barbara M. CantacuzinoArmand and Blanche CantafioMrs. Iris CantorPhilip and Amy CapellVivian CardiaCardoza CorporationFrank C. and Marcia M. CarlucciAndree CarrMary CaseyJohn K. CastleLinda L. CatsarosH. James CaulkinsCerapedics Inc.Lionel and Marianne ChaikinRichard S. ChargarMurray and Maxene ChassinAlice Chen, MDHector ChevalierJoseph R. and Marian J. ChiesaElizabeth ChoMr. and Mrs. Henry Christensen III

Theodore ChuJeMe Cioppa-MoscaDr. and Mrs. David H. ClementsEileen A. ClintonJudith H. and Norman D. CohenLibby A. and Richard CohenMarilyn B. and Stanley CohenAlan D. and Betsy CohnMr. and Mrs. Maurice CohnThomas L. and Barbara K. ColeLeonard ColemanMargaret L. and Charles J. ConeConsolidated Edison Company

of New YorkLloyd E. and Jan ConstantineConstruction Contractors of

NY Corp.Chenault M. ConwayDr. and Mrs. Paul M. CookeRichard and Hilary CooperMr. and Mrs. Peter CorcoranDr. and Mrs. Frank A. CordascoDr. and Mrs. Charles N. CornellCatherine Corry and

Derek McNultyThomas J. and Brownie CoughlinJames A. and Carmen CourterMargaret CowettCharles E. and Laura E. CoyneBenjamin F. CraneMary and William L. CravensDonald CrawfordPeter O. and Emily R. CrispAndrew and Abby CrissesRichard G. CrowleyMaria D’AgostiniMs. Berteline B. DaleDr. and Mrs. Aaron DaluiskiCharles Dana IIIGreg A. and Susan DanilowKeven DanowFlorence A. Davis and

Anthony GoochRobert DavisAmbassador and Mrs. Enriquillo

Del RosarioJanet DemuthDePuy Spine, Inc.Isabelle H. DeTomasoWilliam J. and Frances DeutschSunita and Sripad H. DhawlikarRichard and Francesca DiamondDr. Edward F. DiCarloDeborah and Harold DietzDr. Gregory S. DiFelice

Thomas and Nephele Wing Domencich Foundation, Inc.

Mrs. Colette M. DouglasMr. Michael Douglas and

Ms. Catherine Zeta JonesMr. and Mrs. Robert DouglassMark C. Drakos, MDRuth Ann DruckerMichael and Lee DubbMichael DubinClaire V. EaganEagle CommunicationsWilliam EcksteinJamshid and Mahshid EhsaniJohn and Jeanne ElderfieldKamran T. and Madeline

ElghanayanDr. and Mrs. Jack EllenbergMarjorie EllenbogenElizabeth EllersPhillip EnsLisa and Christopher EriccoJohn P. and Danielle EspositoJohn and Deborah Lee

EvangelakosPeter and Helen FaheyDr. and Mrs. Gary A. FantiniDr. and Mrs. James FarmerJennifer E. and John FarrellTodd FasanellaMichael and Beth C. FascitelliEric C. FastDr. and Mrs. Stephen FealyPaul A. and Stefanie H. FeidelsonStephanie FeinMrs. Edgar C. FeltonMassimo FerragamoFerre Investment Fund, Inc.David J. and Jaimie FieldMark and Lori FifeMr. and Mrs. Alvin FingerTimothy and Anjele FischerMr. and Mrs. Brian D. FitzgeraldLee and Lauren FixelLee FlanaganMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey FlugRobert S. and Ellen FlugJohn FoleyJohn G. and Andrea ForbesCharlotte FordMr. and Mrs. Leonard FormatoMr. and Mrs. Austin T. FragomenMichael and Rosemary FrancesaGloria H. FryeThomas E. FuscoRonald R. and Marianne Galione

Emily GarbaccioLynne GarboseAnna T. GaryDouglas O. and Patricia K. GauseMr. and Mrs. E. Maxwell GeddesLaura J. GelberPatrick A. and Elizabeth GerschelIlene and Philip GiaquitaRodney GibbleDr. and Mrs. Federico P. GirardiMark GlowatzRobert G. and Alexandra C. GoeletStephen M. GoldbergJeffrey A. and Laurie GoldbergerHoward GoldscheinKatherine P. and John G.

GoldsmithLorna B. GoodmanDrs. Susan M. Goodman and

Bruce CronsteinTom and Marie GoodmanJohn A. and Valaer V. GoodrichDr. and Mrs. Charles B. GoodwinDr. Marci and Clark GoolsbyPaul GordonValerie Gordon-JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Marc GouldMr. and Mrs. Ian GrahamMichael Sean GrantCatherine and Alan GreenDr. and Mrs. Daniel W. GreenMr. and Mrs. Arnold GreenbergJaclyn GreenbergMr. and Mrs. Kirk P. GreggRenate and Guenther GreinerJody and Richard GrobmanBruce Grohsgal and Joan WeinrybDr. Lawrence V. and

Megan GulottaThe Burton & Sarina Gwirtzman

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Edmund A. HajimMartin F. and Lynn HalbfingerRobert J. and Joanie B. HallWilliam B. and Anne HarrisonRobert S. HasdayDr. and Mrs. Robert D. HassChristian W.E. and Liliane HaubDrs. John H. Healey and

Paula J. OlsiewskiHealth Resources

Optimization, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. David L. HelfetGary L. HellingerJenna HendricksKilian and Elizabeth Hennessy

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Michael W. HenryMr. and Mrs. Saul HertzigKristen HillCarla and Roderick HillsHJK Spinal InnovationsTimothy E. HodgsonMs. Virginia HoffmannDavid H. HofmannMr. and Mrs. John T. HollingsworthJoyce and John Holman, Jr.Jeffrey and Marjorie HonickmanAlan S. and Mary HonigTibor J. Horvath and Meade TelfairJohn D. HowellAlan B. HubbardMrs. Michael W. HuberMr. and Mrs. James E. HuntGeoffrey HunterJennifer HuntleyCarroll T. HurlburtHutchins Family FoundationPatricia A. and Dwight HutchisonAllen and Valerie HymanEdward S. and Caroline H. HymanGary HymanInternational Business Machines

CorporationTheodore J. and Laurel IsraelDr. and Mrs. Lionel B. IvashkivMichael I. Jacobs, MDStephen E. and Sherry JacobsNeil and Sarita N. JairathJohn JakobsonRussell J. and Carey D. JeffreyMr. and Mrs. Niels JohnsenKurt and Holly JohnsonLinda E. JohnsonDonald and Barbara JonasAmanda and Gladstone N. JonesWilliam Josephson and

Barbara HarrisThe Journal of Bone & Joint

SurgeryAllison Jurjens and Ian PeckKurt and Amy KalmHoward and Debby KaminskySteven A. KandarianThe Kandell FundHoward and Cherry KaneffLana Kang, MDDr. and Mrs. Henry KaufmanCharles and Patty KaufmannPatricia P. KeanLilli KeeneLaurie KefalidisJayne T. Keith

Keller, O’Reilly and Watson, P.C.Peter R. KelloggMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. KellyJames L. and Cynthia KempnerJohn G. Kennedy, MDWilliam D. KennettCarol KenneyWilliam F. KennyRichard A. and Stephanie W.

KesslerStephen J. and Cynthia KetchumGerald H. and Roberta KielTom D. KievitDr. and Mrs. Henry A. KissingerKKR — MP Charitable Gift FundSaul and Carolyn KlabinAlan and Lauren KleinJudith A. KleinerMs. Andrea Klepetar-FallekRachel Klinghoffer and

Noah MarcusWilliam J. and Anne KneiselKonica Minolta Business

Solutions, Inc.Korn/Ferry InternationalThe Korobkin FoundationChris KoundourakisDr. Matthew J. KraayYaffa and Charles Krindel

SieradzkiDorothy S. KrygerCindy KurtinSharon L. KurtzRandye and Brian KwartBarry and Jill LaferFrank M. and Cynthia LamAudrey D. LandersMrs. Carlene LawrenceStarling LawrencePeter O. and Dede Lawson-

JohnstonDarren R. Lebl, MDBruce LeeJames S. LeeSteve K. Lee, MDDorothy LemelsonMary Leonard and Gary GuerrieroWarren LesserAlexander H. LeviTommi Levi and Sally A. HawkRoss and Stacey LevinDr. and Mrs. David B. LevineWilliam J. LevyRandall J. Lewis, MDMr. and Mrs. Robert S. LewisJay R. Lieberman

Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Lindsay and Family

Pia Lindstrom and John H. CarleyChristopher T. and Robin E. LinenJohn C. L’Insalata, MDChristopher J. LockwoodAndrew Lombara and Terri PolkDiane and Robert LorelliDonald F. and Marianne LuceyCharles LuchsAlexander P. and Sally W. LynchDonna MacCraeNeil G. MacFarquharLorna MacleodHildegarde MahoneyFalisha MamdaniCamille Manning and

Jean Luc JournetMichael R. MargitichAllan J. and Audrey MarrusJohn S. and Margaret MartinRobert and Mary Jane MarvelMonica and Philip MastrapasquaMargaret M. and William B.

MatherMatrix Mechanical CorporationMaverick Capital Ltd.Kathleen T. MayWilliam C. and Ferrell McCleanMr. and Mrs. W. Carter McClellandMr. and Mrs. John F. McGillicuddyHenry and Susan McIntoshWilliam A. McIntoshRobert J. McKayLaura and Henry McVeyJackie MederPaul V. MeichelbeckRobin Merle and Douglas OfiaraMr. and Mrs. Ricardo A. MestresGerard and Lisa MiglionicoNina A. MilanosDr. Andy O. MillerAnne C. MillerMr. and Mrs. Philip B. MillerMichael J. and Joy MilletteMichael and Marjorie K. MillmanJames T. and Frances MillsDouglas N. Mintz, MDDavid ModestCarol and Bruce Moeckel, MDDoreen H. Molloy and

John F. ManfrediFrank MonteCharles V. and Susan MooreMrs. Cynthia MorcottJohn C. and Elisa Morley

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. MorrowMr. and Mrs. George B. MunroeM. Saleem MuqaddamAntoinette M. MusorrafitiShelley NadellPaige and Arthur NagleNational Installations Inc.Edward S. and Gertrude R. NeissJamie M. NelsonDorothy NeustadterNew York University College

of NursingAnn and Robert NewburgerSean E. Newman and

Georgia NelsonNixon Peabody LLPDavid P. NolanPatricia North and

Michael IsaacsonWilliam D. and Sheila O’BrienEllen and Edward C. OelsnerMr. and Mrs. Morris W. OffitPablo OgarrioWilliam and Cathy OnufrychukAndrew PadgettDr. Mihir M. PatelLeland B. and Nancy PatonErnest T. PatrikisMr. and Mrs. Richard A. PearlJoseph R. and Amy M. PerellaLew PerkinsStephanie and Noah PerlmanEdward F. and Marrianne PetroskyPfizer IncMr. and Mrs. James PfohlBarnet I. and Sharon PhillipsPhoenix Medcom, Inc.Helen C. and Robert PilkingtonMarie and Gerald PindusLaurie Ann and Michael

PiotrkowskiRonni and Martin PitigerJoseph and Cheryl R. PoblinerRobert M. and Linda PollackMr. and Mrs. Dennis PosterClyde R. and Joy W. PrattMalcolm and Catherine PriceEve T. ProppPryor Cashman LLPMr. and Mrs. Michael PugliesePurdue Pharma LPJames L. and Sharon QuarlesEve QuelerHarriet and Lawrence A. RaderCatherine M. RandolphCathy J. Raphael

R. Frederic RaschMr. and Mrs. Robert J. RavitzDr. and Mrs. Bernard A. RawlinsMr. and Mrs. Bradley RazookPhyllis G. RedstoneJuden J. and Elizabeth S. ReedAmy Reiss and Gary H. JacobsDr. and Mrs. Daniel S. RichFrank E. and Kimba RichardsonDaniel I. Richman, MDRiehm Plumbing CorporationRichard S. and Linda D. RitholzDr. and Mrs. Peter F. RizzoAllan J. RobbinsDrs. Scott A. Rodeo and

Christine Frissora-RodeoMichael S. and Lisa RomeRonco CommunicationsJoanne E. RonsonRosalind RooseveltDr. and Mrs. Leon RootDr. Howard and Ellen RoseRichard A. and Virgina RoseWendy H. RosenDr. Benjamin A. and

Mrs. Aviva RosenbergMarc and Amy C. RosenbergDaniel H. RosenblattLillian and Seymour A. RosenthalCarol RosenwaldJanet C. RossNanette RossJon W. and Susan RotenstreichMrs. Miriam K. RothenbergDr. S. Robert RozbruchLawrence and Janet RubenHollis F. and Alice RussellMarie S. RussoAndrew RyanJohn J. Ryan and

Jacqueline DesibourMr. and Mrs. Matthew SabatineSarah Saint-AmandJack and Joan SaltzDrs. Harvinder S. and

Sonia K. SandhuMorris A. SandlerRicky C. and Mara SandlerRichard SavittSteven A. and Barbara SayettaAnthony M. SaytanidesThomas ScanlanRichard A. SchafrannDr. and Mrs. David M. ScherSusan J. Scher and Allison GroverMr. and Mrs. David T. Schiff

Mr. and Mrs. Peter SchiffTheodore SchlisselMrs. Irwin SchneidermanSilvia A. SchnurIngrid L. and Richard SchochPaul and Mary SchorrMr. and Mrs. Robert SchwartzWill and Valerie SchwartzMary V. Scott and Jim V. MaherWalter ScottCarlton and Lucille SedgeleyAlan and Edith SeligsonJerry A. and Eleanor B. SelvaggiMary J. and Frank SemcerOrmond and Barbara SextonThe Shapiro Family FoundationDavid A. and Stephanie SheehanSteven R. and Tapley ShereskyThe Susan Stein Shiva FoundationBeth E. Shubin Stein, MDAlan and Leslie ShuchRobin L. SieranskiRoslyn S. and Seymour SilverSid and Lisa SilvermanMr. and Mrs. Sidney B. SilvermanHardwick and Sloan SimmonsDavid H. SingerMark J. SingerErnest L. Sink, MDMr. and Mrs. Jon SiskindO. Paul SlaughterBruce SlawitskyMyles J. and Diane SlosbergMrs. Louis SmigelGerard L. and Isabel R. SmithHoward W. and Ora K. SmithLesly S. SmithSherrie SmithJerry J. and Allison L. SokolRichard and Stephanie SolarPeter J. and Susan SolomonMr. and Mrs. Richard H. SolomonAlan and Camille SolowSony Corporation of AmericaHelene SorinMichael and Patricia SovernMarcia Eugene SpadaSpecter FoundationDavid P. SpenceMoira and George SpencerJohn and Mary SpollenWalter C. Squire and

Sara AbramsonDaniel StaffenbergSusan and Joseph StamlerAdam and Judy Starr

Robert A. and Christine StaubMark SteinSonia and Kevin StillMr. and Mrs. Fred C. StollStone Investments LTD.

PartnershipSara M. StoryElizabeth A. StraightMs. Lynn G. StrausMr. and Mrs. Sabin C. StreeterSabrina M. Strickland, MDKathy and Jon SturmanSharon and James SuermannJohn F. and Gladys SullivanFrank and Sandra H. SurfaceBarbara J. and Robert E. SwansonT. M. Bier and Associates, Inc.Wehuns TanGreer and Alex TaylorNancy B. TaylorMr. and Mrs. Daniel TeitelbaumKevin ThompsonThomson ReutersVickie TillmanBarbara and Donald ToberWilliam M. TomaiRobert T. and Laura ToussieEmmet E. TracyMr. and Mrs. Paul R. TregurthaAllison F. TriefRosanna and John TroianoMr. and Mrs. William B. TroyJames and Karen TruettnerDr. Anthony UngerUnitex/A & P Coat, Apron &

Linen Supply Inc.James R. and Nancy UtaskiDrs. Vijay and Dilshaad VadAlbert W. Van Ness, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. William J. Vanden

HeuvelMargaret and Ashok VaradhanCarmen VargasVCC, Inc.Helene P. VictorMr. and Mrs. Joseph V. VittoriaDavid S. and Nicole WachterIrene T. Wachter and Leslie KahnPaul A. and Jeanette S. WagnerDenise A. and Len WalkerMr. and Mrs. Paul WalkerLisa J. and Mark A. WalshSedgwick and Barbara WardDr. and Mrs. Russell F. WarrenPhilip and Allyson Waterman

Ashley F. and Kevin Waters Gunderson

Brett and Debra W. Wattenberg-Rosen

David and Nancy WebbMichael and Nancy WeberEvelene L. WechslerEdith and Michael WeinbergBarnet and Sandra WeinsteinMr. and Mrs. Roger WeissMrs. Suzanne R. WeissJohn E. and Andree WelshWalter J. and Lynn P. WencakAnna WenglowskyjPaul WexlerJeffrey and Kathryn WiegandDenise F. WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Henry A. WilmerdingMr. and Mrs. Patrick WilsonDr. and Mrs. Scott W. WolfeMr. and Mrs. James D. WolfensohnMeg WoodhouseMr. and Mrs. Ward W. WoodsDr. and Mrs. Timothy M. WrightValerie and Robert F. WrightPeter E. and Susi WunschAimee YoonRoselle K. ZabarDon ZachariaAllan H. and Marilyn L. ZaretskyDorothy ZeiferZeitz FoundationBruce ZemskyMr. and Mrs. Joel J. ZimmerCynthia ZirinskyMr. and Mrs. Kenneth N.

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Officers

ChairKendrick R. Wilson III

Vice ChairMichael EspositoThomas ListerDeirdre Stanley

President and Chief Executive OfficerLouis A. Shapiro

Surgeon-in-Chief and Medical DirectorTodd J. Albert, MD

Executive Vice PresidentLisa A. Goldstein

Executive Vice President and TreasurerStacey L. Malakoff

Executive Vice President and Chief Legal OfficerConstance B. Margolin, Esq.

Chairman, EmeritiRichard L. MenschelDean R. O’HareAldo Papone

Board of Trustees

Todd J. Albert, MDJames M. BensonDaniel C. BentonHerbert BlackMichael C. BrooksKathryn ChenaultCharles P. Coleman IIICharles N. Cornell, MDLeslie CornfeldMary K. Crow, MDCynthia Foster CurryBarrie M. DamsonJames G. DinanAnne EhrenkranzMichael EspositoMarina Kellen FrenchSteven R. Goldring, MDDavid L. Helfet, MDRobert N. Hotchkiss, MDCraig S. IveyWinfield P. JonesMonica KeanyThomas J. Kelly, MD, PhDDavid H. KochLaurie Hodges LapeyreLara R. LernerKathy LeventhalMarylin B. LevittThomas ListerAlan S. MacDonaldDavid M. MaddenRichard L. MenschelDean R. O’HareDouglas E. Padgett, MDAldo PaponeGordon PatteeSusan W. RoseLinda A. Russell, MDThomas P. Sculco, MDLouis A. ShapiroJonathan SobelDeirdre StanleyRobert K. SteelMrs. Douglas A. Warner IIIRussell F. Warren, MDSanford I. WeillKendrick R. Wilson IIIPhilip D. Wilson, Jr., MDEllen M. WrightRobert D. Yaffa

Life Trustees

Loring CatlinKathryn O. GreenbergJames R. HoughtonCarl B. MengesDavid M. MixterSamuel S. PolkCharlton Reynders, Jr.Katherine O. RobertsDonald StoneTorsten N. Wiesel, MDMrs. Ezra K. Zilkha

Board of Advisors

Bradley AmoilsAtiim “Tiki” BarberBarry L. BloomPeter L. Briger, Jr.Erick V. BronnerJeffrey B. CitrinMary Ann DeignanKatherine DoergeJohn B. EhrenkranzSanford B. EhrenkranzStephan FeldgoiseCynthia GolubLorna B. GoodmanEarl G. GravesRachel GrodzinskyKenneth V. HandalHenry U. Harris IIIHolly Johnson, MDKurt JohnsonSandra KozlowskiMatthew F. LeBaronDavid H. McCormickStephen C. MillsConnie Anne PhillipsRick RiederDouglas L. SacksCarter Brooks SimondsKenneth Shubin Stein, MDGene WashingtonHenry A. Wilmerding, Jr.Robert D. Yaffa

International Advisory Council

Andreas C. DracopoulosDr. Henry A. KissingerDavid LiRichard L. MenschelBenjamin M. RosenPaul VolckerDr. Torsten N. Wiesel

Officers & Board Members(April 1, 2015)

Executive Editorial BoardTodd Albert, MDMary K. Crow, MDJohn EnglehartSteven R. Goldring, MDLouis A. Shapiro

Editor-in-ChiefRachel Sheehan, MA, MBA

WritersDavid FreedmanShelly Mazor

DesignAddison

PrintingEarth Color

Major PhotographyDavid Lauridsen

Horizon is published by the Communications Department, Hospital for Special Surgery, 535 East 70th Street, New York, NY 10021. 866.976.1196

Hospital for Special Surgery is an affiliate of NewYork-Presbyterian Healthcare System and Weill Cornell Medical College.

©2015 Hospital for Special Surgery. All rights reserved.

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