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annual report 2012 Family Health Partnership Clinic1

A Brief History of the ClinicThe clinic was developed with a grant from the Department of Health and Human Services to start a pilot clinic to serve the migrant and seasonal farm workers of the area along with uninsured and underinsured. Community Health Partnership of Illinois (CHP) began as the clinic’s parent organization and fiscal agent, but an advisory consortium of CHP, the Mental Health Board and the Health Department helped to ensure that services are not duplicated and to realize the goal of an integrated clinic for physical and mental health.

The Clinic officially opened its doors to patients on April 1, 1996. It was expected that the Clinic would see approximately 500-1000 visits each year. The Clinic now sees over 750 visits each month.

In early 1998, the FHPC received Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds for rent and utilities to open a satellite clinic in the Woodstock area. Other fund-raisers and donations supported this effort and a merger with the McHenry Free Clinic run by Dr. James Mowery was announced. The Woodstock clinic opened its doors in January 1999.

In October 1999, the Clinic officially spun off of its parent organization to become its own free standing 501 c 3. This change was a planned one, designed for the long-term future of the clinic. By becoming independent, the Clinic has more control over finances and program planning. The advisory board became the Board of Directors.

In January 2000, the board made the decision to close the Harvard clinic because of space concerns as well as financial ones. The Clinics consolidated into the Woodstock Clinic on March 1, 2000.

In August 2003, the Clinic moved its entire Clinic to a larger location at 13707 W. Jackson, Woodstock. This was facilitated through a generous offer by Centegra Health System who owns the building. The larger space enables the clinic to expand programs and serve more patients.

In October 2009, the Clinic opened a satellite site in the city of McHenry through a generous grant from the Blowitz Ridgeway Foundation. That satellite has continued to serve the needs of the patients in the eastern section of the county.

The clinic continues operation with foundations, grants, corporate and community support as well as patient support from sliding scale fees.

Along this journey, staff and board have realized that the sheer numbers of people needing medical care far exceed what we can provide, but we are supported by the commitment and resources of people throughout the area. They help us keep our focus on our primary concern - our clients, old and young.

As we seek to meet the growing needs of the community, we are looking to enlarging our capacity to provide care to more people. We hope you will embrace us as we move through this exciting phase.

September 2012

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September 15, 2012

Dear Friend of the Clinic,

Health care has been the topic of discussion everywhere this year – in the newspapers, in the boardrooms and especially in Congress. What we tend not to hear is the discussion taking place in the exam room, between the patient and his health care provider. But at the Clinic , we hear those voices pretty strongly. This is what the discussion sounds like:

“ I just lost my job and I can’t afford my medications – what am I going to do?”

“My wife needs this surgery, but I have coverage only for myself at work.”

“I haven’t been to a doctor in 5 years – I just can’t afford it.”

And then, there’s another voice: “We can help you.”

This report to you is a snapshot of the work that you allow us to do on your behalf in our community. Your involvement in the work we do is critical. Because we do not receive federal funding, we depend on our community - and you - to help make a difference in the lives of the over 40,000 uninsured people in McHenry County.

We as a board are grateful for that trust and investment, and we work diligently to maintain strong fiscal responsibility, excellence in clinical care and transparency in the work we do. Through support from our community, our funders and our patients themselves, we are working to expand access and provide even better care to our patients. We look forward to continuing to partner with you as we undertake some significant projects this year to enhance services.

On behalf of the Board of the Directors for the Clinic, I thank you again for

helping make McHenry County a healthier place to live – for everyone.

Sincerely,

Kevin Noonan, Board President

Family Health Partnership Board of Directors

Scott Brown

Ellen Ebann

Dr. Joseph Hagenbruch

Peter Lopatin

Cindy Meyer

Dr. James Mowery

Kevin Noonan

Barb Small

Sally Fyfe-Stachniak

Bev Thomas

Why is the Family Health Partnership Clinic Important in Our Community?

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“Ana” made an appointment for a breast exam, even though she had just had a normal mammogram less than four months before. Ana was concerned because she felt a lump in her breast. After an initial exam, the clinic made an appointment for her to get a mammogram even though the recent one was normal. Based on the results, the physician requested an ultrasound and guided biopsy of the breast. Within forty-eight hours, surgeons were able to biopsy the tissue and send the labs on to an oncologist. Ana returned to the Clinic for the results which indicated cancer. The Clinic collaborated with the county Department of Health, Centegra Health System and the oncologist, and Ana began chemotherapy. Happily, she is on her way to recovery. This swift response and positive outcome is just one example of the strong relationship the Clinic has with partner organizations.

— “Ana”, Woodstock

In March, “John”, a 30 year old man, came to the clinic complaining that he was unable to keep his diabetes under control. During the initial exam, he mentioned he had not been taking his medication regularly because they were too expensive. He also made an offhand remark to the nurse that he had a small sore on one toe that would not seem to heal. Our nurse immediately instructed him to remove his sock and was appalled to see a diabetic ulcer that covered not only his toe, but a good portion of the ball of his foot. Because of diabetic neuropathy, the patient had been unable to feel the pain that most people would have found unbearable. Our team sprang into action, gathering the necessary diabetic medications as well as the medications and dressings needed to attend to his foot. He was scheduled for repeat visits every few days to monitor the wound and change the dressings. It started to improve, but without warning, infection rapidly set in and the staff was afraid he would lose his foot. The Clinic set up a consultation with a surgeon, where it was decided to remove his toe in order to save his foot. It was a difficult decision, but this young man is still able to walk, to work and had significantly less complications because of the quick response. He lost his toe, but was able to save the foot.

— “John”, Lake in the Hills

Pamela found her way into the capable hands of our nurse practitioner after the emergency room told her to not come back for her on-going hip pain. The pain had intensified to the point that Pam thought she could no longer go on. Concerned not only about her physical pain but the emotional toll this pain was taking, our nurse practitioner worked with Pam on a comprehensive perspective and was able to make sure that Pam was seen for her myriad of medical issues beyond her hip pain. Guiding her through the process, our staff helped Pam to file for a charity care application at a downtown medical center. She was accepted and received a total hip replacement at a cost she could afford. Pam realizes she will remain a patient of the clinic until she finds adequate employment with affordable insurance or until she is able to qualify for Medicare. “I am the person who is in the gap, the hole of the medical system. I am so grateful for the Family Health Partnership Clinic and the care I get!”

— Pamela, Crystal Lake

Health Coverage – It’s Not Just a Good Idea

Patients Come From All Around The CounTy

30%Woodstock

18%Crystal

Lake20%

McHenry

16%Harvard

18%Other

FY 2012 Patient Location

heAlTh CAre reForM – What’s in it for the Clinic?

Using models developed by the Urban Institute in June 2011, the Family Health Partnership Clinic expects there to be an estimated 20,000 still uninsured in McHenry County post health care reform. The Clinic currently sees about 3500 individuals, still leaving a significant gap in resources.

Across the nation, 26,100 people between 25 and 64 died prematurely due to lack of health coverage in 2010. Families USA, June 2012.

Uninsured women over the age of 50 were about half as likely to have gotten a mammogram in the past two years as insured women. (42% vs. 79%) Commonwealth Fund, March 2011

Uninsured adults are more likely to be diagnosed with a disease in an advanced stage. Cancer, June 11, 2007.

average fee collected per patient for a visit, labs and medicine - $11.00

Patient visits – 8881

Value of medications obtained through med program - $2,097,691

Volunteer physician hours – 797

CliniC FACTs: reFerrAls To speCiAlisTs: FY July 1, 2011 – June 30, 2012

Dermatology 6

ent 14

General surgery 23

Urology 11

other 2

Total 56

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Support for Family Health Partnership Clinic Takes on Many FormsCorporateSnap-On Tools of Crystal Lake has been supporting the clinic for over five years. The company has been an on-going sponsor for the Care4 Breast Cancer Run/Walk for several years. Most recently, Snap-On raised their commitment to the clinic and became a Gold Sponsor of our event. The employees are involved with the event from a volunteering and fundraising perspective. We are grateful for the efforts of Deborah Witthoft and Ilene Mraz of the Snap-On team who introduced Snap-On to FHPC!

IndividualsJoel and Linnea Kooistra of Woodstock are long time supporters of the clinic. They have made it their mission to be philanthropic through farming, “bushels of corn for charity” as they call it. Each year, they farm their corn fields and the yield from those harvests are then turned into dollars for charities that they hold close to their hearts. The Clinic has been the recipient of the farming philanthropy for many years and we are grateful for their dedication to our services and our patients!

Elizabeth Phelps of Spring Grove, has donated over 400 hours to the clinic. She performs a variety of tasks on a weekly basis from filing charts to organizing and helping with several events. In September, Elizabeth accepted the volunteer position of Chief of the Finish Line area for the Care4 Breast Cancer Race and made sure that all timing and volunteer operations ran smoothly. This year, she has spent most of her time assisting in our Pharmacy Program, logging in the medications from the

patient prescription drug program and preparing them to be dispensed to our patients. She faithfully helps twice a week and has assisted and volunteered at our PicklePalooza and Gala events.

Carole Gulbransen of Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Congregation of Crystal Lake writes….”Enclosed is a donation from our school’s Girls on the Run Bake Sale. These 3 – 5th grade girls recently completed their 5K at Huntley Healthbridge. The bake sale was part of their community service project which they organized, planned & implemented. They had a lot of fun doing it and were excited that the proceeds could help others here in our community. I pray this will be a blessing and thank your organization for all you are doing here in McHenry County.”

CommunityAptar Cary chose to raise money for the clinic’s breast cancer fund by selling pink lanyards within the company. Employees purchased lanyards that were available throughout the month of October. Aptar Cary employee, Jenny Rehberg, orchestrated the sales and suggested Family Health Partnership Clinc receive the monies. Together, they raised over $500.00 for breast cancer services at that clinic! Aptar has also sponsored the Care4 Breast Cancer 5K Run/Walk!

Sage Products, Inc., Cary, A copier was donated to the clinic by Sage Products, Inc. when the old copier was ready to be replaced. A Sage employee learned about the need for a new copier and decided to do something about it. He knew the copier at Sage was being replaced and the “old” copier was going to be resold to another entity. He chose to present the company with an opportunity to make a donation and help out the clinic by giving the copier to the clinic. The copier is far better than what was in-house and the money saved for a copier could be used for direct patient care instead.

Woodstock Chamber of Commerce held a two-day music event organized by Kraft Foods and the Chamber called Picklepalooza. The event highlighted many area bands and played up on the hometown Claussen pickle factory in Woodstock. This first year, the organizers chose three non-profit agencies to receive proceeds from the event. The Clinic was one of the recipients. Thank you to the Shari Gray, Chamber Director, the Chamber and its members for thinking of the clinic and bringing such a fun festival to the area!

Elizabeth Phelps

Kathy Rauch with Shari Gray

FinAnCiAl dATA Expenditures

primary Care Clinics:Pediatrics Internal Medicine Family Practice Women’s Health

specialty Clinics:Optometry Orthopedics Epilepsy Podiatry

Mental health services:Linkage and Referral

pharmaceutical services:Sample MedicationsPharmaceutical Assistance Programs

other:Celebremos La Vida (breast and cervical cancer screening program)

Diabetic Education Classes

The Clinic provides a wide array of services to patients without insurance. Through the efforts of numerous volunteer physicians, a dedicated staff and countless community volunteers, the Clinic provides an holistic approach to healthcare.

Family Health Partnership sTATeMenT oF ACTiviTies for the Year Ended 06/30/2012

TotalREVENUES, GAINS AND OTHER SUPPORTGrants $ 497,030Contributions 328,665 Program Service Fees 182,284 Donated Goods and Services 449,853 Special Events 272,308 Interest Income 3,419 Unrealized Gain(Loss) on Investments 272 Total Revenues, Gains and Other Support $ 1,733,831

EXPENSES Program Services Medical Services $ 1,412,720 Supporting Services Management and General 84,044 Fundraising 268,985

Total Expenses $ 1,765,749

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS $ (31,918)

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS FROM CAPITAL CAMPAIGN 504,519

NET ASSETS AT BEGINNING OF YEAR 532,477

NET ASSETS AT END OF YEAR $ 1,005,078

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80.01%Medical Ser

4.76%Management

& General

15.23%Fundraising

vices

expendiTures

THE FAMILY HEALTH PARTNERSHIP CLINIC SOCIETY AnnuAl donorsThank you to our donors between July 1 2011 - June 30, 2012. We have done our best to make this list complete and we apologize for any inadvertent errors.

Benefactor$10,000 or more

Scott & Tracy Brown*Mark & Sandy Ehlert*Vince & Pat Foglia*Tom Liebman*

patron$5,000.00 or more

Vinnie Foglia*Russ & Sara Foszcz* Don & Chris Schellhaass*Steve & Janet Smith*

Ambassador$1,000.00 or more

Mariclare Adams*Thomm & Jamie Beggs*Robert & Karen Boncosky*William & Marcy Busse*Tom & Julie Carey*Dr. Cindy Charlier & Gay Crain*Dave & Betty Cleveland*Lance & Jane Devereaux*Mary Downes*Tim & Nancy Downes*Richard & Janice Flood*Arthur & Kathryn Gooding*Sean & Renae Haley*Paul & Barbara Hills* Arline Hoban*Mike & Nancy Hoban* James Holzrichter*Robert & Julia Jessup*Hal & Joan Jones*Dr. Philip Lambruschi*Michael & Judy Luecht*Scott & Renee McClain*Don & Sue Metivier*Paul & Cindy Meyer*Dr. Jim & Char Mowery*Rich & Deb Naponelli*Chris & Christine Newkirk*Judith Porter* John & Marita Reed*Steve & Joan Rost*Dr. Mark & Isabel Baker-Schiffer*Bill Stoll & Colleen Maloney*John & Jenny Streit*

leader$500.00 or more

Dick & Yvonne Ahrens*Dr. Nabil & Janice Ali*Anonymous*Kathleen BeeningAndrew & Mary Beth Bellavia*Jim Boyer & Betsy Burtelow*Kent Cooney*Tom & Jane Cooney*Robert & Virginia Covalt*Bill & Barbara Dodds*Terry & Sue Egan*Dr. John Elstrom*Steve & Pat Fisher*Hugh & Marlene Frisbie*Michael & Susan Gullotto*Dr. Joseph & Rita Hagenbruch* Ellen Hamilton & Patrick Kulisek*Suzanne Hoban & John Sullivan*Dr. Timothy Kanold*Dr. Leo & Linda Kelly*James Layer*Patrick McNulty*Lou Ness & Marybeth Urbin*Judith Nett*B.P. & Mitzi Niblack*Kevin & Susan Noonan*Frank & Elizabeth Olson III*Brian & Libby Pappalardo*Bud & Mary Rita Parrish*William & Jean Rinn* Robert & Debbie Rosulek*Nancy Ruggero & Al TracyDr. Timothy Rusthoven*Lawrence & Katherine Bergan-Schmidt*Jason & Amy Sciarro*Dr. Jim & Jan Skopec*John & Barbara Small*Joyce Solberg*Robert Stachniak & Sally Fyfe-Stachniak*Dr. Dan & Pam Strelcheck*Gil Tauck*Jim & Laurie Tonyan*Jim & Cheryl Wormley*Tim & Sandy Wright*Chuck & Kimberly Young*Steve & Ellen Young*

supporter$250.00 or more

Dr. Barb Amsler*Kathleen Boehmer*

Mike & Cathy Brickey*Tom & Joy Burney*Anne & William Cisar-Rudd*Doug & Sue Coe*Melissa Cooney*David ChwaliszDean & Frannie Glosson*Katrina Greening & Tom Gallimore*Ron & Patricia Henning* Dr. David & Laura Hoban*Judy Kettmann*Barbara Klein*Joel & Linnea Kooistra*Dr. Marko Krpan*Marlene Lantz*Dr. Peter Mayock*Dennis & Angie McAuley*Bob & Connie Murray*Jeff & Cathy Patenaude*Bob Pierce*Walt PozdroHoward Prather*Ormel PrustDr. Robin & Joan PurdyRandy Rapp & Sue McGowin*Dr. Mary Riggs*Vern & Jean Schiller Gary Schweitzer*Roy & Lea Scott Richard & Audrey Stanowski*Terrence & Carole Wall*Drs. Terry & Leila Younger*Mary Zukowski*

FriendTo $249.00

Peggy Sue Abate*Craig & Diane Adams*Marybeth Adams*Jamie Ahrens & Teresa Vidales*Greg & Carol Alfus*Pamela Althoff*Lyle & Ginny Anderson*Anonymous*Adrienne Araoz*Ann Art*Lester Bacon*Larry & Barb Banker*Char Baxter*Don & Joan Bean*Doug BellaRon BenbenekJim Bender & Mary BaltysBill Benson*Daniel & Donna Besler*Robert & Patricia Billimack*Scott & Amy BingenheimerSteve & Craig Bjorkman*Nancy Booth*

Doug & Lori Borhart*Elwin & Alfa Bourey*Melissa Brewer*Scott BrixJohn Brodersen & Sue Grossinger*Edward & Linda Brogan*Allen & Anne-Marie Brown*Dr. Kurt & Jeanne Bruksch*Drs. Terry & Christina Bugno*Gail BumgarnerDr. Laura & Robert Buthod*Lenny CaifanoVal Carbajal*Farlin Caufield*Ralph & Pat CervantesDr. Manju Chatterji*Jim & Sue Clarke*Dave & Marge Cole*Dennis & Janet Conway*Alan & Bonnie Cornue*Doug & Maggie Crane*Jacqueline Crook*Dean & Aastri Cunat*Mike & Jennifer Dallas*Greg Davis*Steve & Cindy DeBerg*David & Julie DeischerNancy DelwareMark Decker*Richard * Paula Dlesk*Jennifer Diedrich*Caryl Dierksen*Mary Donner*Dolores Dorr*Dennis Dreher*Roger & Sue Dreher*Jan Dunham*Celeste Dykas*Chuck & Ellen Ebann*Lee & Paula Ekstrom*John & Dorothy Fankhauser*Eugene & Eileen Faut*Jason Fiala*Lynn Fiala*Larry & Kathleen Fischer*Jeffery & Avis Fisher*Marc & Carol Frame*Herbert Franks*Jack Franks*Peg Galie*Judy Mae Foszcz & Robert PadillaJoyce Freund*Paul & Diane Fuller*Rev. Gilbert & Gretchen Friend-Jones*Dr. Nicholas & Karen Gemell*Danny Giffin*Edward Giomi*

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Vivian GlenzBarry & Margo Goldberg*John & Nancy Gonsiorek*Rabbi Maralee Gordon & Leo Schlossberg*Gordon & Nancy Graham*Harry & Sherrill Gramse*Chris & Peggy Grasley*Mary Green*James & Bernice Gryczka*William & Deborah Guild James & Ronee Haisler*Pat Hammer*Janelle Hamilton*Joanna Hansen*Larry & Sheila Hansen*Greg Hanson*Bonnie Hare*Jill Hartman*Margaret Heaphy*Jeffery & Carol Heisler*Mark & Natalie Hendricks*Ben & Jenny Hoban*Bill & Tina Hoban*Sarah Hoban & Mitch Walker*Erich Horne*Bill & Alice Howenstine*Howard & Mary Ann Hoyt*Andy & Tina Hueppe*Steve Hulsart*Denise Hummel*Carl & Kristy Isonhart*Joe & Maureen Javan*Iver Johnson*Ron & Kemberly JohnsonMaurice & Barbara Jo Johnson*Elizabeth Jozwiak*Dr. Nathan & Abbey Kakish*Roxie Kaminski*Eugene & Lori Kapa*Tom & Valerie Keaty*Pat & Kathy Keefe*James & Marlene Keenan*Michelle Kiefer*Thomas Kimble*Mary Lee Klabunde*Dianne Klemm*Betty Koch*Robert & Jane Koehler*Lou & Ann Kohl*Dr. Tom Kopp Lawrence & Jeanne Kozain*Paul & Karren Krause*Henry Krepel*Paul & Penny Krieg*Rosemary Kurtz*Dan & Pat Larsen*Reginald & Cynthia Layoff*Katherine Lechner*

Eddie & Darlene LeCroneAnn Legg*Dick & Michele Lemberger*Janina Levy & James Strait*Michael Lewis*Jeffery Link*Loree Litchfield*Laura LopezDr. Ted & Connie Lorenc*Rance & Alice Lumsden*Dan Malone*Cynthia Mammoser*John & Ann Marsland*Helen McClain*Tim McIntyreDale & Trudy Medendorp*Pooja MenonTerry & Pat Menzel*Victor & Bev Meuch* Casey Meyers*Peter & Cheryl Michling*Barry Middelton*Mark & Susan Milford*Jack Minero*Dr. Joseph Misulonas & Connie Meschini*Thomas & Kelly Mitchell*Mary MoltmannCraig Montgomery*Carl & Margie Moon*Judy Moore*Maureen MotroniJennifer MourafetisBlake & Candy Mueller*Neil Murphy*Odette Musiel*William & Jean Neumann*Christopher & Jennifer Northern*Margaret O’Grady*Mike O’Grady & Kathy Rauch*Richard OlandeseJim & Vicky O’Leary*Betty O’Leary-Sternberg & Joe Sternberg*Mark & Ethel Parrington*Bill Pastryk*Esther Perez*Don & Emele Peters*Landon Petrie & Nancy Schwab*James Pfaffinger*Robert & Elizabeth Phelps*Michael & Theresa Polyack* Michelle PozziLyn Purpura* Bruce & Ila Randolph*Herb & Diane Rangl*Adam & Anita Reiche*Dian Robbins*Marvin & Margaret Rooney*

Jim & Jean Rosater*Robert & Lynn Rosenberger*Gail Rudolph* Dr. Santo & Mary Ruggero*Joyce Ryan*Juliann Salinas*Orion & Gloria Samuelson*Deborah San Juan*Gene & Linda Sankey*Arnold Schaper*Rick & Julie Schildgen*Ann Schirk*Julianne Schmidt*William & Karen Schmiel*Dr. Kathleen Schroeder*Larry & Leslie Schubert*David & Suzanne Schwartz*Kay Shackelford*Richard & Cathy Shepherd*Aaron & Regan Shepley*Robert Shook*Cynthia Skrukrud & Tom Von Geldern*Dennis Smith & Judi Szilak*Thomas & Josephine Smith*Virgil Smith* Ward & Denise Sokoloski*Marylee SteinweheJeff Steffens*Vernon & Borgie Stenoien*Allen & Carol StenslandDennis & Maureen Stephens*Dennis StipatiM.A. Stompanato* William & Carole Strong*Hank & Mary Sugden* Marilou Sullivan*Robert & Marnell Swain*Ken & Marti Swanson*Fr. Jim & Claudia Swarthout*Larry & Bev Thomas*R.B. Thompson*Robert & Sherry Thurow*Denise Tierney*Israel Tinajero*Carol Todd*Dr. Clay & Kathy Travis*Glen & Dororthy True*Jason Trexler*Mark Vaselaney*Keith & Lynn VogelerGordon & Patricia Von Bergen*Linda Vrabec*Robert & Molly Walsh*Booker & Barbara Washington*Norm & Sandy WeichbrodtPhilip & Marion Weyna*Robert WilbrandtLorna Wolff

Gordon Wright*Mindy Yanckowitz*Jim & Pauline Young*Dr. Antonio YukBob & Laura Zalnis*

*Indicates repeat donors

in honor Cathy BrickeyDr. Derek ChengHannah DoyleIsabelle DoyleJanae DoyleMike EesleyMark & Sandy EhlertAdam HernandezAlexandra HernandezKai IronstrackMirin IronstrackGriffen Ness-AdamsonZoie Ness-AdamsonDrew PerrineLauren PerrineLynne & Marty SobczakJosh TroubChloe Troub-NessMadison Troub-Ness

in MemoryJoe BlancoStephen Joseph CookVincent Nett

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Another Way to Give

Through the McHenry County Community Foundation

(MCCF) you may direct your charitable dollars to a specific fund of your choosing. Giving to MCCF allows you the choice

of where your charitable dollars are placed, such as

the Family Health Partnership Clinic fund. Donations to MCCF are invested and

optimize your charitable dollars. To learn more about

MCCF, please visit their website at www.mccfdn.org

or call 1-815-338-4483 or by email at give@mccfdn.org

Advocate Good shepherd hospitalDr. Jon KaufmanDr. Tom Meyer

Centegra health systemDr. James Mowery, Medical DirectorDr. Ann DillaDr. Alissa Erogbogbo*Sarah Ferguson, CNSDr. Jyothi GogineniDr. Yasmeen Hasan Dr. Karen JudyDr. Laura LarknerDr. Carlos Mendez*Carol Radovich, FNPDr. James SkopecTanya Tanzillo, FNP

*Annual Paporama Event participant

Mercy health systemDr. Allen CastilloDr. Manju ChatterjiDr. Nathan KakishDr. Marko KrpanChristopher Northern, PA**Dr. Mary RiggsDr. Timothy Rusthoven

**Annual Children’s Health Fair participant

independentsDr. Bonnie BremerChristy Benton, CFNPDr. Clare LegurskyDr. Michael LesserDr. Jon Russell

rush univ. Medical Ctr.Dr. Marvin A. Rossi

Dr. Suleman BangashDr. Roman DykunDr. Amir HeydariDr. Michael KarasisDr. Sihun Alex KimJacob Klaustermeier, PA-CDr. Phillip LambruschiDr. Eugene LeeDr. Richard LindJoe Majercik, P.T.Dr. Aaron SchwaabDr. Mobeen Shirazi

Dr. Michael SobolDr. Christopher StandageDr. Justin Wittkopf

options & Advocacy, epilepsy support program Ms. Nancy MonicaMs. Loree Dogach, RNMs. Kim Babiarz

Total healthMr. Romy Sison

VOluNTeer PROVIDERS Our volunteer providers are in the clinic at least monthly. We appreciate their hard work and commitment to the underserved.

reFerrAl PROVIDERS Our referral providers will accept our clients into their offices on a limited basis.

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leAve A leGACy

“It was so easy to include the Clinic in our will!

One short paragraph allowed us to continue to help an

organization that we have supported during our lifetime.”

—John

A planned gift to Family Health Partnership Clinic will provide long-term financial security, letting the clinic continue to meet the health care needs of the uninsured and underinsured in our community and expand its patient services. Planned gifts can also provide you with many financial benefits beyond the ordinary tax advantages associated with cash contributions. They can help reduce or even avoid capital gains taxes or estate taxes.

Consider naming the clinic in your will, or as a beneficiary to your IRA or life insurance. Sample wording can be found on the clinic website at www.hpclinic.org

Contact Suzanne Hoban at 815-334-8987, ext. 15 or Cathy Patenaude at 815-334-8987, ext. 24.

Planning a gift is a major financial decision. Please consult with your financial advisor on the best option for you.

Dr. Jon Russell

Dr. Jyothi Gogineni

Dr. Michael Lesser

Abbott Laboratories Employee Giving*Accelerated Rehab*Advocate Good Shepherd Hospital*Affinia Global Brake & Chassis*Alden United Methodist Church*American Community Bank & Trust*Americares*Animal Hospital of Woodstock*Aptar Group Cary*Arch Insurance GroupB & Z Electrical Contractors, Inc.*Bank of America Matching Gifts*Bagmakers, Inc.*Bank of Montreal, Harris BankBaxter International Inc.*Bernotas Middle School, CL*Bjorkman’s Ace Hardware*Black Diamond Plumbing*Blue Ribbon Millworking Inc.Brown Printing Co.*Cary-Grove High School*Catalent Pharma Solutions*Centegra Health Bridge Fitness Centers*Centegra Health System*Chiro One Wellness Centers*Claussen*CLIX Photographs & Savables, Inc.*C L Graphics*Committee to Elect Ken Koehler*Committee to Elect Mike Tryon*Covidien Corporation*Crystal Lake Bank & Trust*Crystal Lake Dawnbreakers RotaryCrystal Lake Health FoodsCrystal Lake Oral Surgery* Crystal Lake South High School*DeWane Studios*Direct Relief International*Eder, Casella & Co.*Elite Warrior Training*First Congregational Church of Crystal Lake*First Congregational Church of Huntley*First National Bank of McHenryFirst Place Promotions & AwardsFirst United Methodist Church of Crystal Lake*First United Methodist Church of McHenry*Follett SoftwareFox Valley Internal Medicine*Gitlin, Busche & Stetler*General KinematicsGolden Eagle Community Bank*

Goldman, Sachs & Co. Matching Gift ProgramGood Search*Grace Lutheran Church, Woodstock*Hall, Elstrom & QeliHarvard State Bank, Four Seasons ClubHealthy Kneads*Hinckley SchmidtHSBC Philanthropic ProgramsIndepth Graphics & Printing*Johnson & Johnson*Lamar Outdoor Advertising*Legacy II Ltd.*Lockers Flowers*Majercik Physical Therapy*Martin Schreiber & Associates, Inc.*Mary’s Flowers*Maples at the SonatasMastercard Matching Gift ProgramMcHenry County Association of Realtors*McHenry County College Phi Theta Kappa*McHenry County Living Magazine*McHenry County Mental Health Board*McHenry County Mental Health Resource

League*McHenry Area Chamber of Commerce*Medela, Inc.*Mercy Health System*Napoli’s Pizza*Northern McHenry Co. Chapter Thrivent

Financial for Lutherans*Northwest NewsGroup*Not-For-Profit Resources, Inc.*Paul A. Krieg, Ltd.*P.D. Life Enterprises Inc.Peet Frate Line*Pirate Brands*Porte Brown LLCPrudential First Realty*Raue Center for the Arts*Read Between the Lynes*Ridgefield-Crystal Lake Presbyterian*Sage Products, Inc.*Salon MACKK*Seasons by Peg*Smith & Associates, Inc.*Snap-On Tools*St. Joseph’s Renewed Treasures*Staff Management, Inc.*Stan’s Office Technologies*Star 105.5*Starbuck’s*Strelcheck Chiropractic Clinic*Sunburst Corvette ClubSylver Studio Photography*Tellenar*

The BookVine for Children*The Running Depot*The Walking CompanyTrinity Lutheran Church, Harvard*Unisyn Medical Techologies*United Methodist Women, McHenry*Wal-Mart of Crystal LakeWal-Mart of HarvardWal-Mart of Woodstock*Wells Manufacturing Co.*Women’s Fellowship – First Congregational

Church, CL*Women of the Moose Lodge, Chp. 364*Woodstock Christian Life Services*Woodstock Elks Lodge #1064Woodstock Fire Rescue District*Woodstock Morning Rotary*Woodstock Professional Business WomenWoodstock Public House*Woodstock Recreation Department*Woodstock School District #200 students*

FoundationsAlfred Bersted Foundation*AptarGroup Foundation*Baxter Foundation*Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Illinois*Blowitz-Ridgeway Foundation*Coe Family Charitable Fund*CVS CaremarkFoglia Family Foundation*Foundation for Health EnhancementFull Circle Foundation*Gavers Community Cancer Foundation* Grant Healthcare Foundation*Hanifl Foundation*Henry Schein Cares FoundationImpact 100 ChicagoITW Foundation*JP Morgan Chase Foundation*Lambruschi Family Foundation*McHenry County Community Foundation*McHenry County Mental Health Resource

League*Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation*Pepsi Co Foundation*Pfizer Foundation*Prevent Cancer Foundation*Susan G. Komen for the Cure*Taproot Foundation*United Way of Greater McHenry County*VNA Foundation*

*indicates repeat donors

SupporterS Because the Clinic does not rely on government funding for its operations, we appreciate the tremendous community support we receive. We also appreciate the businesses and organizations that have partnered with us to help deliver services to those who would otherwise go without. Some of our community partners who have provided funding, services or in-kind contributions from the period July 1, 2011 – June 30, 2012 include:

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13707 W. JacksonWoodstock, IL 60098815 / 334 8987 www.hpclinic.org

The Family Health Partnership Clinic will improve the health status of the community and reduce the negative economic impact of poor access to care by providing a broad spectrum of services to the underserved with compassion and respect. We recognize that as a community, we are responsible for each other.

Mission Statement