2018ANNUALREPORT

WHAT IS OUR IMPACT?

$1.6

Over $9 Million in Additional Research Funding Secured Using

Foundation-funded Research Findings

More than 90 Leading and Up-and-Coming Physiatric Researchers Supported

Results of Foundation-funded Research Presented at Medical Conferences

Worldwide and Published in More Than 100 Articles in Peer-reviewed Journals

$9MILLION IN GRANT SUPPORT PROVIDED

MILLION IN ADDITIONAL RESEARCH FUNDING SECURED

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FROM THE PRESIDENT

John Whyte, MD, PhDRecipient of the 2018 Physician Leadership Award from the Einstein Society

This year, the Founda�on con�nued in its efforts to iden�fy new cre-a�ve funding priori�es to advance the field of PM&R. For many years we have invested produc�vely in the development of early career physiatric researchers and provided pilot funding to established inves-�gators for new areas of study as a way to elevate the standing of our field within medical educa�on as well as to contribute new knowledge to our field. Given the broad spectrum of disabling condi�ons and focus areas treated by physiatry, there is no one line of inves�ga�on that will provide all the answers for our field. Instead, we need a pipe-line of inves�gators across the breadth of the field to address the issues faced by each subspecialty area. Our Awards and Grants program has been designed to address that vital need.

More recently we have explored other ways Founda�on investments can advance our specialty, in the view that there are many different kinds of leaders and leadership that could benefit physiatry. As part of this explora�on we have undertaken several surveys of our donors as well as of physiatrists who are not currently donors to the Founda�on. In these surveys, we asked for importance ra�ngs of a number of possible research and non-research topics from both donors and nondonors. In addi�on, we provided a list of addi�onal topics specifically to nondonors to learn which, if any, would encourage new support of the Founda�on.

Our current donors expressed high levels of enthusiasm for a number of research topics. Those not currently contribu�ng to the Founda�on, not surprisingly, expressed lower levels of interest in suppor�ng research topics across the board. Both groups expressed the greatest research interest in topics such as compara�ve effec�veness research and research involving pa�ent cen-tered outcomes, which involve real world treatments of importance to pa�ents, in contrast to early mechanis�c research that may lead to enhance treatments in the future. Among the new topics presented to current nondonors, the two that generated the greatest enthusiasm were “Funding analysis of large data sets to examine the impact of physiatric involvement in coordi-nated acute and post-acute care programs on quality, cost, and clinical outcomes” and “Support-ing analysis of other large data sets to examine the impact of physiatric care on pa�ent out-comes.” There’s probably li�le disagreement about the importance of these topics to our field. So it’s worth reflec�ng on what makes them challenging to address, par�cularly as we consider the most strategic pilot investments from the Founda�on’s modest resources.‘

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To study the compara�ve effec�veness of any treatment or medical specialty, one needs to have a well-characterized pa�ent popula�on, two or more clearly defined treatments (treatment A/B or physiatrist/non-physiatrist), and an appropriate and sensi�ve outcome measure. In PM&R all 3 of these axes are challenging. For many medical condi�ons, the severity of the disease or dis-ability is the strongest predictor of outcome irrespec�ve of treatment. Consequently comparing outcomes of pa�ents treated by physiatrists and non-physiatrists only makes sense if we treat very similar pa�ents. Moreover, some important pa�ent factors (e.g., family support) are chal-lenging to measure, so demonstra�ng “comparability” of two groups of pa�ents is daun�ng.

Next we come to the treatment. Do we really want to compare “physiatrists” to “non-physiatrists”? That’s a good idea if we think that most physiatrists can deliver be�er outcomes than most non-physiatrists for most clinical condi�ons, but is that a realis�c hypothesis? Or might the rela�ve superiority of physiatrists depend on the complexity of the condi�on being treated. If the par�cular benefit of physiatric care applies only to certain subgroups of pa�ents, then such a generic study risks showing no superiority overall for physiatric care.

Finally there is the challenge of outcome measurement. Given the heterogeneity of the pa�ents we treat, there are few outcome measures that would be relevant to the whole popula�on. We could study things like FIM or length of rehabilita�on hospital stay, which would be relevant to large segments of our pa�ent popula�on, but which are affected by many other factors. Once we focus on more specific clinical measures such as gait speed, or pain level, then we must con-sider much more focused pa�ent groups as well.

Funding one large study to solve a problem is appealing, but considering the complexi�es of physiatric care, it is unlikely that a single large study will ever address the ques�ons as they are phrased above. More likely, it will take a sustained program of research to understand the con-tribu�on of physiatric care to specific problems experienced by specific pa�ent popula�ons, as measured by specific outcome measures. Accordingly, we must answer many smaller ques�ons over �me to build the big picture of the overall impact of physiatric care in our healthcare sys-tem. We mustn’t let the complexity of the problem overwhelm us into a sense of helplessness. Rather, we’ll need to adopt the approach required to solve most highly complex problems: The Founda�on for PM&R will con�nue to chip away at the problem over �me with judicious invest-ments that help develop experts that are up to the task!

“We must answer many smaller ques�ons over �me to build the big picture of the overall impact of physiatric care”

OFFICERS (PICTURED AT RIGHT)John Whyte, MD, PhD, PresidentDexanne B. Clohan, MD, Past PresidentBruce Becker, MD, Vice PresidentThiru Annaswamy, MD, SecretaryLinda Krach, MD, Treasurer

DIRECTORS AT LARGEDiana D. Cardenas, MDN. Lynn Gerber, MDJus�n Hata, MDKurt Hoppe, MDElliot Roth, MDRoss Zafonte, MD

LIFE DIRECTORSBruce M. Gans, MDRosa MatersonJohn L. Melvin, MD, MMScJack T. Swafford, Sr.

EX OFFICIOGail L. Gamble, MDTom E. Stautzenbach, CAEPhyllis J. Anderson, MA, Execu�ve Director

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Awards and Grants Steering Commi�eeDiana Cardenas, MD, Chair; Allen Heinemann, PhD; Elliot Roth, MD; Neil Segal, MD; Ross Zafonte, DO

Awards and Grants Review Sub-Commi�eeRoss Zafonte, DO, Chair; Ma�hew Bartels, MD; Jonathan Bean, MD; Bruce Becker, MD; Michael Boninger, MD; Dexanne Clohan, MD; Barbara deLateur, MD; Sheila Dugan, MD: Alberto Esquenazi, MD; N. Lynn Gerber, MD; Lawrence Horn, MD; Amy Houtrow, MD; William Micheo, MD; Kevin Murphy, MD; Joel Press, MD; Neil Segal, MD; Greg Worsowicz, MD

Communica�ons Strategy Commi�eeBruce Becker, MD, Chair; Laura Deon, MD; William Lian, MD; Amanda Lindenberg. MD;William Niehaus, MD; Lindsay Ramey, MD; Elliot Roth, MD

Development Strategy Commi�eeN. Lynn Gerber, MD, Chair; Thiru Annaswamy, MD; Bruce Becker, MD; Rachel Brashears, MD; Dexanne Clohan, MD; Peter Esselman, MD; Gail Gamble, MD; Bruce Gans, MD; Rosa Materson; Zachary McCormick, MD; Pree� Raghavan, MD; Julie Silver, MD

Finance Commi�eeLinda Krach, MD, Chair; Phyllis Anderson, MA; Kurt Hoppe, MD; C. George Kevorkian, MD; John L. Melvin, MD, MMSC

Friends of the Founda�onJohn Melvin, MD, Chair; Kathleen Bell, MD; Randall Braddom, MD; Gary Clark, MD; Barbara De-Lateur, MD; Gail Gamble, MD; Bruce Gans, MD; Michael Lupinacci, MD; Kristjan Ragnarsson, MD

Nomina�ng Commi�eeDexanne Clohan, MD, Chair; Phyllis Anderson, MA; Bruce Becker, MD; John Whyte, MD, PhD

COMMITTEES

Five grants were presented on Friday, February 16 at the AAP Annual Mee�ng in Atlanta:

• Shannon Juengst, MD, Ins�tu�on, Midcareer Inves�gator Grant for “Care Partner Problem Solving Training for Care Partners of Adults with TBI or SCI during the Inpa�ent Rehabilita�on Stay”

• Thomas Kotsonis, MD, ins�tu�on, Milbank Injured Soldiers Research Grant for “Single Center Blinded Randomized Clinical Trial of Virtual Rehabilita�on Technology for Chronic Back Pain”

• Elliot Roth, MD, Ins�tu�on, Allergan Aging with Disability Research Grant for “The Role of Resilience in Aging with a Spinal Cord Injury”

• Neil Segal, MD, Ins�tu�on, Justus Lehmann Research Grant for “Advancing Physiatric Care of Tendinopathy through Controlled Study of Healing Following Percutaneous Ultrasound Te-notomy”

• Ryan Solinsky, MD, Ins�tu�on, Milbank Founda�on Rehabilita�on a�er Spinal Cord Injury Research Grant for “Iden�fying Key Non-tradi�onal Risk Factors for Cardiovascular Disease fol-lowing Spinal Cord Injury”

PMR BEST RESEARCH PAPER AWARDThe Founda�on for PM&R and PMR journal annually recognize the manuscript that makes an important contribu�on to the clinical or basic science related to physical medicine and rehabili-ta�on, is relevant to clinical prac�ce, and demonstrates quality in research methodology and interpreta�on of the findings. The 2018 Best Research Paper award went to Dr. Heidi Prather (le�) and co-authors for “Anxiety and Insomnia in Young and Middle-Aged Adult Hip Pain Pa-�ents With and Without Femoroacetabular Impingement and Developmental Hip Dysplasia. Heidi Prather, DO, Andrew Creighton, DO, Chris Sorenson, PhD, Sco� Simpson, MD, Maria Re-ese, MD, Devyani Hunt, MD, Monica Rho, MD. PM R 2018; 10: 455-461”.

ADVANCING PHYSIATRIC SCIENCEProviding pilot funding and career development grants are the core of the Founda�on’s mission. In 2018, the Founda�on granted over $160,000 in pilot funding to inves�gators who could demonstrate they have the resources and exper�se available to com-plete innova�ve, impac�ul research and likely to lead to addi�onal studies.

The following grant awards were presented on October 27 at the Donor Apprecia�on Recep�on during the AAPM&R Annual Assembly in Orlando:

• Patricia Zheng, MD, University of California-San Francisco, Allergan Aging and Disability Research Grant for “Long-term outcomes of an Integrated Spine Service as Compared to Standard Care for Pa�ents with Chronic Back Pain”

• Prathap Jayaram, MD, Baylor College of Medicine, Richard Materson ERF New Inves�gator Award for “In Vivo Gene Therapy Treatment Compared to Autologous Condi�oned Plasma for Post- trauma�c Osteoarthri�s”

• Erin Beddows, MD, Medical College of Wisconsin, Richard Materson ERF New Inves�gator Award for “Botulinum Toxin A for the Treatment of Chemotherapy-induced Peripheral Neu-ropathy”

• Alexander Chamessian, MD, Duke University School of Medicine, Richard Materson ERF New Inves�gator Award for “Uncovering the Molecular Pathogenesis of Acute Spinal Cord Injury in Humans using Single Cell RNA-sequencing”

• Colin Franz, MD, Shirley Ryan AbilityLab, Richard Materson ERF New Inves�gator Award for “’Neurotrauma in a Dish’: An Induced Pluripotent Stem Cell-based Assay to Determine Pa�ent-specific Factors Affec�ng Rehabilita�on Outcomes”

• Gloria Vergara-Diaz, MD, Spaulding Rehabilita�on Hospital, Gabriella Molnar Pediatric PM&R Research Grant for “Achieving Op�mal Clinical Outcomes of Robot-assisted Gait Training in Children with Cerebral Palsy”

• Ellen Casey, MD, Hospital for Special Surgery, Sco� Nadler PASSOR Musculoskeletal Research Grant for “Differen�al Effect of Oral Contracep�ves on the Structure and Func�on of Ligament and Tendon”

GABRIELLA MOLNAR PEDIATRIC PM&R LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARDThe 2018 Gabriella Molnar Pediatric PM&R Life�me Achievement Award was posthumously awarded to Dr. Jacob Neufeld, founding Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Pediatric Rehabilita�on and an accomplished educator and researcher.

RREMS PROGRAM WINNERSEvery year, the Founda�on for PM&R funds three slots in the Associa�on of Academic Physiatrists’ Rehabilita�on Research Experience for Medical Students (RREMS), a program designed to a�ract bright, research-minded medical students to the field of PM&R. The 2018 winners were:

• Olivia Antonescu, Northeast Ohio Medical University, “Engineered Troponin C Mutants to Improve Physical Func�on in Aged Mice via Rotarod and Grip Strength Assessment” (Mentor - W. David Arnold, MD, The Ohio State University)

• Damien Peter Cannon, Loma Linda School of Medicine, “Gene�c Epidemiology of Symptoma�c Rotator Cuff Tears” (Mentor - Ni�n Jain, MD, Vanderbilt University Medical Center)

• Ahish Chitneni, A.T. S�ll University Arizona SOMA, “Rela�onship Between Behavioral Mea-sures of Pain and Levels of Consciousness and Agita�on in a Sample of Pa�ents with Severe TBI” (Mentor - John Whyte, MD, PhD, Moss Rehabilita�on Research Ins�tute)

• Shivam Gulhar, Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine, “Leveraging energe�cs to improve gait symmetry a�er stroke” (Mentors - Ryan T. Roemmich, PhD; Pablo Celnik, MD, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine)

• Paige Morrison, University of Cincinna� College of Medicine, “Execu�ve Func�oning A�er Pediatric Trauma�c Brain Injury: Pa�ern of Findings and Influence of Individual, Pre-Injury, and Injury-Related Factors” (Mentor - Brad Kurowski, MD, MS, Cincinna� Children’s Hospital Medi-cal Center)

• Jason Ni, Pennsylvania State College of Medicine, “Assessing the use of Mobile Universal Lexi-con Evalua�on System (MULES) test as a diagnos�c measure of concussion” (Mentor - Prin X Amorapanth, MD, PhD, NYU Langone/Rusk Rehabilita�on)

• Chris�an Roehmer, Michigan State University College of Human Medicine, “Assessing the Effec�veness of Virtual Reality for Power Wheelchair Driving Training” (Mentor - Brad E. Dicianno, MD, University of Pi�sburgh)

REHAB 5K RUN/WALK & ROLL AND RESIDENCY PROGRAM CHALLENGEThe Residency Program Challenge added a great deal of fun and collegial spirit to the 5k events at both the 2018 AAP Annual Meet-ing (Atlanta) and AAPM&R Annual Assembly (Orlando.)

Atlanta:1st place male - Ryan Solinsky, MD 1st place female - Allison Schroeder, MDFastest Team - Shirley Ryan AbilityLab/Northwestern University Largest Team - UPMC Department of PM&R and Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell (�ed)Most Dollars Raised - University of Washington

Orlando: 1st place male - Alexander Lloyd, MD1st place female - Allison Schroeder, MD Fastest Team - University of Pi�sburgh Medical Center Largest Team - Thomas Jefferson University

Thanks again for the support of these par�cipa�ng residency programs:• Mayo Clinic Department of PM&R • Johns Hopkins Rehabilita�on Network • MedStar GUH-NRH PM&R Residency Training Program • Shirley Ryan AbilityLab/Northwestern University • Spaulding Rehab Hospital/Harvard Medical School Dept. of PM&R • Thomas Jefferson University Hospital • University of Pi�sburgh Medical Center • University of Washington Department of PM&R • UT Health McGovern Medical Center • UT Southwestern Medical Center Dept. of PM&R (pictured below)

BUILDING OUR COMMUNITY

PROOF OF THE PUDDING DEBATESupported by a gi� from Dr. C. George Kevorkian, the Proof of the Pudding Debate is a lively and informa�ve evening dessert and discussion session on a controversial topic in physiatric medicine held each year during the AAPM&R Annual Assembly. The 2018 program featured Chris�na Greiss, DO and Sco� Laker, MD (pictured below) on the topic of “Football Par�cipa�on and Chronic Trauma�c Encephalopathy.” The debate was based on a Point/Counterpoint column from the PMR Journal (PMR 2018; 10: 655-660).

JOIN US ON SOCIAL MEDIAIn 2018, the Founda�on for PM&R star�ng sharing informa�on on research grant opportuni�es, upcoming events, updates on past grant recipients and recent publica�ons in PM&R on social media. You can find us at: Facebook (@Founda�onforPMR), Twi�er (@F4PMR) and LinkedIn (Founda�on for PM&R). Please follow us and share/retweet our posts! Special thanks to Wil-liam Lian, MD and Amanda Lindenberg, MD, the resident volunteers who manage the Twi�er account.

The Founda�on provides valuable career development grants for many rehabilita�on medicine scien�sts early in their career. Many of these individuals have gone on to have very successful research careers. I have especially sup-ported the Justus Lehmann Research Grant in honor of Dr. Lehmann’s vision for research. Dr. Lehmann was a mentor of mine in my early career and made a significant impact on my career development. He recognized the importance of research to establish the future of rehabilita�on medi-cine. Given the changes in our health care system, research is even more important today, so please contribute to the Founda�on. The Founda�on needs your support to elevate physiatry to serve others.

Peter Esselman, MD2019 President, American Academy of PM&R

OUR MISSION:ELEVATING PHYSIATRY TO SERVE OTHERS

FOUNDATION SPEAKS OUT ON CANCER REHABOn March 12-13, 2018, Dr. Lynn Gerber represented the Founda� on and the AAPM&R at the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) roundtable on Exercise in Cancer Rehabilita� on. The mee� ng was convened to review and update the ACSM’s guidelines on exercise in cancer survivors, which are used by 70% of all cancer programs in the US. The roundtable addressed ques� ons about the role of exercise in reducing mortality and promo� ng func� on for cancer survivors. Dr. Gerber said, “It is crucial that the Founda� on have a seat at the table at events like this where important recommenda� ons for rehabilita� on treatments are discussed and made. Our par� cipa� on also raises the profi le of the fi eld by having our name on the publica� ons and guidelines, which will be coming out in 2019.”

PRESIDENTS FUND UNDERWRITES PAL EVENTThe Founda� on is commi� ed to suppor� ng leadership development to prepare the next gen-era� on of physiatric leaders for important roles in PM&R and beyond. For the fourth year in a row, the Founda� on’s President Fund supported a mentoring event for par� cipants in the AAP’s Program for Academic Leadership (PAL) during the AAP Annual Mee� ng. This produces a relaxed opportunity for candid and suppor� ve mentoring. The emphasis this year was on academic departmental opera� ons, but the discussion was unstructured and focused on PAL a� endees’ ques� ons. Many of the past presidents who par� cipated have a connec� on to the Founda� on, including board members Bruce Gans, Kurt Hoppe, John Melvin, John Whyte and Friends member Gary Clark.

AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES FUND: RX FOR EXERCISERecognizing that exercise is even more important to maintain health and improve func� on in the popula� on with disabili� es, the Founda� on for PM&R has partnered with a number of other organiza� ons including the Na� onal Center for Health, Physical Ac� vity and Disability (NCHPAD) and the ACSM’s Exercise is Medicine program to provide resources for physiatrists and their pa� ents. In 2018, we introduced a sec� on dedicated to the needs of individuals with spinal cord injury.

HONORING OUR TOP DONORS

PLATINUM LEVEL DONORS (Based on Cumulative Giving)

John B. Coulter Society ($250,000 to $499,999)Jack T. Swaff ord, Sr., whose generosity established the Gabriella E.Molnar-Swaf-ford, MD Pediatric PM&R Research Fund

GOLD LEVEL DONORS (Based on Cumulative Giving)

John L. Melvin Circle ($100,000 to $249,999)John L. Melvin, MD, MMSc and Carol Melvin-Pate, EdD

Visionary Circle ($50,000 to $99,000) Leaders Circle ($25,000 to $49,999)Dexanne B. Clohan, MD Randall L. Braddom, MD, MS Bruce M. Gans, MD Robert P. Christopher, MDC. George Kevorkian, MD Gail L. Gamble, MD Westco� W. Price, III N. Lynn Gerber, MD Linda E. Krach, MD Mrs. Rosa Materson John Whyte, MD, PhD

“The Founda� on for PM&R has been a vital resource for myself, my faculty, my ins� tu� on and my specialty. I give because I know that tomorrow’s leaders in physiatry will receive funds that will advance their research and, ul� -mately, pa� ent care and medical educa� on. As President of the Board for the Associa� on of Academic Physiatrists, we are able to off er programs that train physician-scien� sts and introduce medical students to physiatric research thanks to the Founda� on. Your dona� on truly makes a diff erence for the future of the specialty!”

Adam Stein, MD2019 President, Associa� on of Academic Physiatrists

Supporters Club ($5,000 to $9,999)Thiru M. Annaswamy, MD MARochelle ArchuletaKathleen R. Bell, MDSamuel M. Bierner, MD MRMMurray E. Brandstater, MD PhDDiana D. Cardenas, MD MHALarry H. Chou, MDDavid X. Cifu, MDGary S. Clark, MD MMM CPELewis Cohen, MDAlberto Esquenazi, MDWalter R. Frontera, MD PhDSteve R. Geiringer, MDKur�s M. Hoppe, MDMyron M. LaBan, BA MD MMScFrancis P. Laga�uta, MDMichael F. Lupinacci, MDJeffrey B. Palmer, MDHeidi Prather, DOReuben Sloan, MDHenry H. Stonnington, MDThomas E. Strax, MDAnthony M. Tarvestad, JDMonica L Tietsworth, MBAJerry Weissman, MD

SILVER LEVEL DONORS

Patrons Club ($10,000 to $24,999)David L. Bagnall, MD Bruce Becker, MD Anne�e P. Bowers, MD Robert W. Boyce, MD Priscilla and John Cadwell, MD Barbara J. DeLateur, MD, MS Steve R. Geiringer, MD Steve M. Gnatz, MD, MHA Michael P. Sullivan, MDErwin G. Gonzalez, MD Ernest W. Johnson, MDPeter A.C. Lim, MDBarry J. Materson, MDLinda J. Michaud, MDWilliam F. Micheo, MD Kristjan Ragnarsson, MD M. Elizabeth Sandel, MD Thomas E. Strax, MDMar�n B. Wice, MD

(Based on Cumulative Giving)

THANK YOU, 2018 DONORS!SUSTAINING DONORSThese donors par�cipate in our automa�c giving program, suppor�ng the Founda�on with a monthly gi� year-round:Phyllis J. Anderson, MANethra S. Ankam, MDThiru M. Annaswamy, MD, MAGail L. Gamble, MDN. Lynn Gerber, MD

GIFTS OF $10,000-$50,000Mrs. Anne�e BowersDexanne B. Clohan, MDPeter A.C. Lim, MD

GIFTS OF $2,500-$9,999Randall L. Braddom, MD MSDiana D. Cardenas, MD MHAGail L. Gamble, MDBruce M. Gans, MDNaomi Lynn H. Gerber, MDErwin G. Gonzalez, MDJus�n T. Hata, MDLinda E. Krach, MDFrancis P. Laga�uta, MDRosa M. MatersonJohn L. Melvin, MD and Carol Melvin Pate, EdDJohn Whyte, MD PhD

GIFTS OF $1,000-$2,499Thiru M. Annaswamy, MD MABruce E. Becker, MDKathleen R. Bell, MDRobert P Christopher, MDCharles G. Kevorkian, MDCraig B. Lankford, MDBarry J. Materson, MDElliot J. Roth, MDMark H. Steinhauer, MDMichael D. Stubblefield, MDJerry Weissman, MD

Craig B. Lankford, MDFrank E. Lorch IV, MDMrs. Rosa MatersonDiana M. Molinares-Mejia, MDGregory J. Mulford, MD

GIFTS OF $500-$999Venu Akuthota, MDVijaya AnkamRichard T. Bach, MDMurray E. Brandstater, MD PhDJohn Chae, MDLarry H. Chou, MDOmar A. Colon-Gu�errez, MDRobert W. Downie, MDMaury R. Ellenberg, MDAlberto Esquenazi, MDEkta Gupta, MDSteven Kirshblum, MDNathaniel H. Mayer, MDZachary L. McCormick, MDJeffrey B. Palmer, MDJeff S. Pierce, DOHeidi Prather, DOKristjan T. Ragnarsson, MDM. Elizabeth Sandel, MDJulie K. Silver, MDRoss D. Zafonte, DO

GIFTS OF $100-$499Antoinne C. Able, MDRonald D. Abraham, DOCedric K. Akau, MD MPHCarol AlbaneseMichael A. Alexander, MDYousif I. Alneaimi, MDAnne F. Ambrose, MD MSNethra S. Ankam, MDClaudino Arias Benabe, MDRita N. Ayyangar, MDMelissa A. Azaula, MD

Robert J. Balch, DOLivia K. Baublitz, DOPraxedes V. Belandres, MDHarry J. Bell, MDAnn H. Benassi, MDSilke A. Bernert, MDJohn F. Berry, MDLeonard Bleicher, MDGlendaliz Bosques-Mendez, MDTerence P. Braden, III, DOSara BrownJohn P. Bursell, MDMabel E. Caban, MDBrian R. Carter, MDEllen K. Casey, MDYuxi Chen, MDAlbert C. Clairmont, MDAndrew J. Cole, MDJoseph C. Cole, MDJeane�e L. Colson, MDDavid R. Cooper, MDJoseph G. Dadabo, MDJoel T. Dall, MDJewel S. Daughety, MDGary N. Dawson, MDBarbara J. De Lateur, MD MSLaura L. Deon, MDDonald G. Dicken, MDMark E. Domroese, MD PhDKathryn A. Donohue-de Souza, MDGerold R. Ebenbichler, MDRodolfo D. Eichberg, MDHussam I. El-Gohary, MDPeter C. Esselman, MD MPTRandolph R. Estwick, MDPhillip R. Filbrandt, MD

GIFTS OF $100-$499 (con�nued)Mark A.P. Filippone, MDColin K. Franz, MD PhDRichard A. Frieden, MDMolly M. Fuentes, MD MSDeborah J. Gaebler-Spira, MDChristopher J. Garrison, MD MBASteven L. Gershon, MDMichelle S. Gi�ler, MDSteve M Gnatz, MD MHARichard GokaMeli�a Gratzer, MDAndrew J. Haig, MDEugen M. Halar, MDThomas L. Hedge, Jr., MDEvere� C. Hills, MDTerrance L. Hughes, MDJoseph G. Ibrahim, MDKa�e D. Irani, MDDeanna M. Janora, MDShelby E. Johnson, MDTracey A. Jones, MDNeringa Juknis, MDMark Juska, MDDarryl L. Kaelin, MDDanielle KarimiLuba Karlin, MDBrian H. Keogh, Jr., MDCarolyn L. Kinney, MDGerda E. Klingbeil, MDDouglas M. Koltun, MDPatrick Kortebein, MDLynn M. Kostecki-Csanyi, MDJohn T.L. Lamoureux, MDGeorge A. Lentz, Jr., MDJames A. Leonard, Jr., MDJanet C. Limke, MDEmerald Lin, MDJason S. Lipetz, MDFrank E. Lorch, IV, MD

Lucyna K. Lupicki, MDAmy L. Magnusson, MDAmir Mahajer, DOMichael K. Mallow, MDWilliam S. Marsh, III, DOCandido R. Mar�nez, MDFred M. Maynard, Jr., MDLisa A. McPeak, MDM. Mercedes Melendez, MDArmando S. Miciano, Jr., MDMaria Miguel-Villegas, MDMarla Y. Molinary-Ruiz, MDAlex Mompoint, MDMonte H. Moore, MDJoel F. Moorhead, MDKaren Morice, MDMichael J. Mrochek, MDJulie A. Muche, MDGregory J. Mulford, MDJames E. Mullen, MDMichael C. Munin, MDKevin P. Murphy, MDRyan K. Murphy, DOAyca D. Ozel, MDJairo O. Parada, MDSri K. Patchala, MBBSAnkit M. Patel, MDSco� M. Paul, MDWilliam S. Pease, MDMonique B. Perry, MDElaine L. Pico, MD FAAP FAAPMRMichael M. Priebe, MDAlicia E. Quiroga, MDPree� Raghavan, MDB.M. Reddy, MDJohn Reyher, DOChris A. Reyher, MDStephen R. Ribaudo, MDMaria C. Rivera Iturbe, MD

THANK YOU, 2018 DONORS!

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