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Board of Directors Abbot Atkinson Bradford Cambridge Dexter Dover-Foxcroft Guilford Monson Parkman Sangerville Sebec Willimantic Patient days: Acute care - 4,860 Intensive - 766 Daily patient census: 15.4 Average length of stays: 3.5 days Births: 136 Newborn days: 262 Surgical procedures: 1,782 Inpatient - 622 Outpatient - 1,160 Radiology exams: 14,452 Inpatient - 2,066 Outpatient - 12,386 Laboratory units: 757,268 Inpatient - 213,625 Outpatient - 543,643 Physical Therapy Procedures: 12,082 Cardiopulmonary treatments: 7,879 Oncology visits: 354 Substance abuse visits: 947 Emergency room visits: 10,591 Ambulance runs: 1,970 CT scans: 1,287 Occupational health visits: 2,273 ACLS/Cardiac rehab visits: 1,081 Full-time equiv. employees: 216 |
DOVER-FOXCROFT - Mayo Regional Hospital successfully weathered what was a difficult financial year for rural and community hospitals in 1999. Drastic reductions in Medicare spending due to the federal Balanced Budget Act, coupled with continued managed care pressures from private insurance plans and HMOs, created budgeting challenges. Mayo met those challenges and recorded some noteworthy accomplishments. In two initiatives that helped position the hospital to meet community health needs assessment to identify healthcare priorities in the Penquis region, and finished a facility master plan that developed a comprehensive strategy for the hospital's future space needs. As a result of the needs assessment, Mayo and others are pursuing healthcare initiatives aimed at improving the health status of the region. The facility master plan will lead to a $6.3 million construction/renovation project that should be undertaken in 2001 to expand space for the Emergency Department and ambulatory surgery services, modernize obstetrical service space and construct a new Mayo Resource Center office and educational building. Mayo earned a three-year reaccreditation from the Joint Commission on the Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations. A three-day, on-site survey in June resulted in Mayo receiving a score of 90 from the Joint Commission. Technological improvements at Mayo included a new, fixed-base CT scanner with spiral capabilities, and the addition of mobile Magnetic Resonance Imaging services. In addition, the hospital completed a major project over the summer with the implementation of a new computer information system that provided support in managing patient and financial information.That computer upgrade played a key role in Mayo's ability to resolve Year 2000 compliance issues, and led to a trouble-free transition. Mayo Regional Administrative Services Corporation, a hospital subsidiary that owns and operates physician practices in Dexter, Dover-Foxcroft, Guilford and Milo, also enjoyed a productive 1999. MRASC and the town of Guilford jointly completed a construction project that doubled space in the town-owned medical building used by Guilford Medical Associates. The corporation in August opened a new primary care practice in Milo, staffed by a family practice physician and a physician assistant. Physicians added to Mayo's medical staff in 1999 were Kathleen Thibault, D.O. at Milo Family Practice, and general surgeon Peter Buerger, M.D., at Mayo Surgical Associates. Community health initiatives in 1999 included Mayo's enrollment in the Maine Breast and Cervical Health Program, and two school-based programs: Mayo worked with the Harmony School Department to open Maine's first K-8 school-based health clinic, and collaborated with SAD 68 and Foxcroft Academy to revive their student health clinics. The hospital also became the local sponsor for AmericasDoctor.com, a free, full-service, medical/health information Internet site. Mayo finished 1999 with a consolidated net income of $304,785, as outpatient services represented 54% of gross revenues. Average daily census was 15.4 patients. During the year the hospital invested $1.9 million in capital equipment designed to bolster clinical capabilities. |
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A subsidiary of the hospital, the Mayo Regional Administrative Services Corporation, operates medical offices in Dover-Foxcroft, Dexter, Guilford and Milo serving over 10,000 people. The hospital is licensed by the state of Maine and in 1999 was reaccredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations. The active medical staff includes 17 physicians board-certifies in the following specialities: anesthesiology, family practice, internal medicine, general surgery, ophthalmology, orthopaedic surgery, and radiology. There is a multispecialty consultant and associate staff of physicians and allied health specialists. Inpatient services are acute medical/surgical care, intensive care, surgical services and obstetrics. Outpatient services include 24-hour emergency care, ambulance, radiology, cardiopulmonary, day surgery, diabetes clinic, diet counseling, Heartwise cardiac rehabilitation, Imaging Center for Women, WorkWISE occupational health, oncology clinic, physical therapy, laboratory, prenatal clinic, substance abuse treatment, Lifeline and Pine Tree Hospice. As the role of community hospitals changes, Mayo Regional remains committed to serving as a healthcare and civic leader, concerned employer and good neighbor. For more information, call 564-4342. |
The hospital's Imaging Center for Women provided free mammograms during National Breast Cancer Awareness Month to 15 women aver age 35 who had never had a mammogram and had no insurance. Mayo joined the Maine Breast and Cervical Health Program to provide mammography screening services for financially disadvantaged Maine women. The hospital extended its participation to include free breast biopsies for eligible women. Mayo's exhibit at the annual Chamber of Commerce business expo at Guilford in April provided 133 free blood pressure checks and free cholesterol tests, and dozens of free vision screening and lung capacity tests. Mayo and SAD 46 Adult Education sponsored a series of five, free community health forums at Dexter Regional High School. The hospital's Heartwise program provided 420 blood pressure screenings at free community clinics located in Dover-Foxcroft, Guilford and Sangerville. Heartwise community education efforts during American Heart Month included labelling heart healthy foods at local supermarkets. Mayo employees donated 27 pints to a Red Cross blood drive. |
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Active Medical Staff Anesthesiology W. James Roberts, MD Internal Medicine Lesley Fernow, MD Robert Ladato, MD Thomas Murray, MD Opthamology David Frasz, MD Orthopaedics Richard Swett, MD Radiology Mark Piccirillo, MD Family Practice James Berry, MD George Kousaie, MD Susan Luthin, MD David McDermott, MD Challa Reddy, MD Usha Reddy, MD Kathleen Thibault, MO Surgery Robert Bach, MD Peter Buerger, MD Pamela Nourse, MD |
Associate Medical Staff Chiropractic Kevin Chasse, DC Dentistry Sean Drower, DMD Harold Gerrish, DMD Daniel Steinke, DDS Gynecology Robert Grover, DO Plastic Surgery Donald Schassberger, MD Psychiatry Dannel Starbird, PhD Janet Yelch-Weatherbee, LCSW Podiatry Ellen Anderson, DPM Family Practice Steven Arnold, MD Lawrence DuBien, MD Brian Griffin, MD Carol Kuhn, MD Walter Love, MD Daniel Mingle, MD Radiology Robert P. Andrews, MD Surgery Richard Cabot, MD Don Maunz, MD |
Consulting Medical Staff Gastroenterology Richard Beveridge, MD Daniel Cassidy, MD Mark Lena, MD Oncology Phillip Brooks, MD A. Merrill Garrett, MD Otolaryngology C. Henry Larson, MD Pathology George Eyerer, MD Irwin Gross, MD Lewis Haskell, MD John Kaiser, MD David Marmaduke, MD Holly McDaniel, MD Stephen Pfister, MD David Renedo, MD Richard Riemersma, MD Maichael, Talbert, MD Psychiatry Mary Marshall Overstreet, MD Pulmonary Frederick Oldenburg, MD Radiology David Ahola, MD Hugh Caggiano, MD Douglas Cowan, MD Don Factor, MD Michael Halber, MD Charles Lynch, MD Frank Mroz, MD Michael Pancoe, MD Joshua Sherwin, MD Paul Templeton, MD Mary Warner, MD David Warner, MD Ralph Yeakley, MD Urology Richard Long, MD |
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Mayo Regional Hospital received $52,553 for its 1999 Annual Appeal. Thank you to the donors listed below who contributed to the hospital's 1999 Annual Appeal (the list includes donations received between March 15, 1999, and March 8, 2000). The campaign raised funds for a new ambulance, intensive care unit monitors, and a bone densitometer in Mayo's Imaging Center for Women.
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Heartwise Donna Somers Intensive Care Unit In memory of Kenneth W. Miles Lifeline Oncology Services Fund In memory of Kenneth Nutter |
In memory of Myles Smith American Pulpwood Association, Inc. Robert P. Andrews Michael Boyson Al Brown Eva L. Burgess John Cakouros Dorothy Campbell Paul Campbell John Cotton County of Piscataquis Dolores L. Curtis John H. Cushing Town of Dover-Foxcroft Linda S. Dyer Lendall Flanders Linwood G. Flanders Frances Glover Dorothy E. Gray Katherine C. Green Greenhouse Supply, Inc. Elwood Hall Donna L. Hathaway H.D. Haynes, Inc. Clarence R. Herrick Jonathan B. Huntington Frederick E. Hutchinson Ruth M. Kinney Louis M. Leavitt Glenn M. Libby Dana H. Luce Maine Probate Judges Assembly Stephen J. Mitchell Moosehead Manufacturing Co. Malcom E. Morrell Amos E. Orcutt Margaret A. Patzner Stanley Pride William T. Rayfield Tony A. Saunders James W. Sewall Co. Richard O. Stutzman Helen N. Taylor Russell J. Tracy Eaton Peabody Bradford & Veague, P.A. Cheryl L. Vigue Phyllis D. Weatherbee Women's Community Garden Club |
In memory of Robert Appleby Kennard P. Allen Veda M. Ames Ronald M. Byers Helen M. Calos Lawrence E. Conley Dolores L. Curtis Adeline Dauphinee Austin Deane Bradley Deane Donald O. Doore John Douglass Roy E. Fairbrother Michael Giggey Guilford of Maine Hardwood Products Co. LP, from Maintenance Department Beverly L. Herrick Richard C. Hersey R. Scott Hersey Greg Lander Myles Lemieux Floyd A. Marsh Durgin McKusick Malcolm Melia J. Clifford Morin Roger F. Morin Ruth S. Morin Ralph Palmer Winifred Pulkkinen and family Paul L. Ruksznis Kenneth H. Simmons Clyde Thomas Gerald Thomas William Weymouth Weymouth Chiropractic Center Norma C. White Kathy A. Willey Richard M. Williams In memory of Priscilla Packard In memory of Vergie Nelson In memory of John Nelson In memory of Paul London Substance Abuse |
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Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this donor list. If the information is incorrect, we apologize and ask that you call Tom Lizotte, 564-4342, about any error. Donations may be sent to Development Office, c/o Cynthia Scott, Mayo Regional Hospital, 75 West Main Street, Dover-Foxcroft, Maine 04426 | ||
| 1999 | 1998 | |
| Net Patient Service Revenue | $18,990,151 | $18,129,123 |
| Other Revenue | 625,466 | 783,078 |
| Unrestricted gifts & donations | -- | 10 |
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| Total revenues | 19,615,617 | 18,912,211 |
| Expenses | ||
| Personnel Services | 8,683,367 | 7,943,984 |
| Employee Benefits | 1,681,914 | 1,169,243 |
| Professional Fees | 266,874 | 293,459 |
| Supplies & other direct exp. | 4,142,466 | 3,482,321 |
| Purchased Services | 2,529,738 | 2,219,921 |
| Gross revenue tax | -- | 929,853 |
| Interest | 179,636 | 207,693 |
| Depreciation and Amortization | 773,405 | 690,025 |
| ________________ | ________________ | |
| Total Expenses | 19,429,748 | 18,006,471 |
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| Operating Income | 185,869 | 905,740 |
| Nonoperating income (expense) | ||
| Investment income | 247,462 | 226,786 |
| Net increase in fair value of investments | (129,678) | 17,189 |
| Gain (loss) on disposal of equip. | 1,132 | (7,782) |
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| 118,916 | 236,193 | |
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| Excess gross revenues over expenses | $304,785 | $1,141,933 |
and its subsidary, Mayo Regional Administrative Services Corporation.
Consolidated Statements of Operations
Unrestricted Funds Year Ended September 30th.
Gross revenue for fiscal year 1999, Medicaid was billed for 9% and Medicare accounted for 52% of the services offered by the hospital last year. Payment is less than cost for many of those services. The unreimbursed cost providing this care causes other payers to be charged more to make up for those governmental shortfalls. Commerical insurances such as Blue Cross/Blue Shield were billed for 29%, 8% were people billed who had no insurance and 2% was other insurances such as worker's compensation.
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