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TABLE OF CONTENTS3345IntroductionInova LocationsMessage from Inova’s CEOInova by the Numbers7891011Honoring Our PatientsA Powerful Way to Say GoodbyePatient Spotlight: Ministering to His CongregationNo One Dies AloneHelp for Opioid Withdrawal Patients12131314Partnering With Our CommunityTraining Community Members to Save LivesHealthy Smiles for KidsProtecting Environmental Health151516161718Advancing Health EquityWhat Are Health DisparitiesTell Me Your StoryHealthcare Disparities ConferenceCommunity Health Needs AssessmentCommunity Health Improvement Grants19202122232425Expanding Care to Vulnerable PopulationsInova Health AdvantagePartnership for Healthier Communities2019 PHC Success StoriesHelping the Community See ClearlyHelping Seniors Age in PlaceImproving the Hospital Experience for Older Patients26262728293031Inova Leadership2019 Inova Health System Governing Board2019 Inova Health Care Services Governing Board2019 Inova Loudoun Hospital Board of Directors2019 Inova Health Foundation Governing Board2019 Inova Alexandria Hospital Foundation Governing Board2019 Inova Loudoun Hospital Foundation Governing Board
INTRODUCTIONINOVA LOCATIONSInova serves more than 2 million individuals annually through an integrated networkof hospitals, primary and specialty care practices, emergency and urgent care centers,outpatient services and destination institutes.Potomac R.LovettsvilleInova Hospital LocationsInova Alexandria Hospital4320 Seminary Rd.Alexandria, VA landRockville95Inova Fairfax Medical Campus3300 Gallows Rd.Falls Church, VA 220421550MiddleburgAshburnSterling50Inova Fair Oaks Hospital3600 Joseph Siewick Dr.Fairfax, VA 22033Inova Loudoun Hospital44045 Riverside Pkwy.Leesburg, VA 20176Inova Mount Vernon Hospital2501 Parkers Ln.Alexandria, VA 22306Chantilly66Potomac7495Bethesda28Falls ChurchArlingtonFairfaxWashington lege ParkMcLeanRestonOaktonCentrevilleManassas ParkManassasSilver SpringLake RidgeMount VernonOccoquanWoodbridgeDale CityDumfriesQuanticoInova 2019 Report to the Community 3
INTRODUCTIONMESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT AND CEOAs metro Washington’s leading healthcare provider, Inova offersthe right care at the right time to keep our community healthyand strong even in the midst of a global pandemic. But ensuringa vibrant community requires more than pioneering medicalcare at our state of-the-art facilities. Through innovation andcollaboration, we step beyond our hospital walls to deliver highquality, compassionate services that reach every corner of ourregion.Community commitment is a cornerstone of Inova’s longstandingmission to provide world-class healthcare – every time, everytouch – to each person in every community we have thepartners to promote this essential work. Together, we willcontinue to work for social justice by addressing healthdisparities and socioeconomic barriers, identifying gaps andstrengthening resources to safeguard and advance good healthfor all.Thanks to new care delivery models and improved access, theways in which we support our community continue to evolve.Read about an innovative project that uses storytelling toenhance patient-centered care. Learn how we address obstaclesfor culturally and ethnically diverse patients. Discover howwe’ve expanded services to vulnerable populations to ensureno one is left without care. And recognize the powerful ways weoffer compassion and tribute to patients at the end of life.Our Drive to Excellence as a not-for-profit healthcare providerrequires ongoing engagement with the communities we serve,especially now given the COVID-19 threat. Inova’s 2019 Report to“Thanks to newcare deliverymodels andimproved access,the ways inwhich we supportour communitycontinue to evolve.“privilege to serve. We are fortunate to engage with multiplethe Community highlights this commitment as we have and willwork diligently to ensure longer, healthier, more productive livesfor all.Sincerely,J. Stephen Jones, MDPresident and CEOInova 2019 Report to the Community 4
INTRODUCTIONINOVA BY THE NUMBERSInpatient Admissions101,620KEY STATISTICSLicensed Hospital Beds in:Outpatient ReferredAdmissions484,526Inova Alexandria HospitalInova Fairfax Medical CampusInova Fair Oaks HospitalInova Loudoun HospitalInova Mount Vernon HospitalBirths18,899237Emergency Room Visits302442,079267LicensedHospital BedsNurses5,392Physicians9321,936182948Employees (non-RN or MD)18,685*2019 StatisticsInova 2019 Report to the Community 5
INTRODUCTIONINOVA BY THE NUMBERSCOMMUNITY INVESTMENT (in Millions)KEY FINANCIALS (in Millions)Net Operating Revenue 3.8 BMedicaid Unreimbursed Cost221Operating IncomeCharity Care108 220Other Community BenefitInvestment in New Facilities29 360Research18Education/Research 30Education12Charity Care 108Total Community Investment 388 MStandard & Poor’s RatingAA Inova 2019 Report to the Community 6
HONORING OUR PATIENTSInova 2019 Report to the Community 7
HONORING OUR PATIENTSA Powerful Way to Say GoodbyeThe walk that a donor family takes with their loved one from theIntensive Care Unit to the Operating Room to donate organs is oftencalled the “loneliest walk.” This is the final walk that they will take asa family as the patient is prepared to become an organ donor.To pay tribute to organ donors and their families, Inova FairfaxHospital began holding Honor Walks in 2019. This simple yetpowerfully moving ritual shows families they are not alone andsalutes the organ donor’s final heroic act. All hospital team membersare invited to participate, and as many as 100 people line thehallways for the solemn ceremony, depending on the day and time.The Honor Walk is beneficial and inspiring to all who participate. Itsupports and salutes the patient and donor family for their lifesavinglegacy. For staff, it is a symbol of unity and compassion, and allowscaregivers to visibly support donor families and grieve their losstogether. It promotes organ donation by showing that, at a time ofimmense grief, families are willing to be so generous and save thelives of others. And it honors the Inova Mission and demonstrates theprivilege of service.More thanInova Fairfax Hospitalheld6HonorWalksfor organ donorsin 2019112,000people in theUnited States arewaiting for alifesaving organtransplant.Source: United Network for Organ va 2019 Report to the Community 8
Patient Spotlight:Ministering to His CongregationInova’s Bridge Program Helps StrokePatient RecoverRecovering from a hemorrhagic stroke, the Reverend Angel“Even during themost difficult partsof my journey, theyhelped me believethat I could recover.“HONORING OUR PATIENTSMartinez, 67, had two goals in mind: play the guitar againand deliver sermons to his congregation at Wesley UnitedMethodist Church in Alexandria.The Inova Mount Vernon Rehabilitation team helped Martinezrealize his goals. After inpatient therapy, he enrolled in theBridge Program, which provides a structured setting forrenegotiating independence and community living skillsfollowing a life-changing neurological incident.In 2019,Angel worked with a speech therapist to restore his capacityInova Mount VernonHospital’s OutpatientRehabilitationProgram hadto focus on multiple tasks and shift his attention accordingly.He worked with a physical therapist to regain his balanceand ability to walk. And he worked with an occupationaltherapist to relearn how to perform intricate finger work on theguitar. “The rehab staff’s dedication, devotion and inspirationmotivated me. Even during the most difficult parts of myjourney, they helped me believe that I could recover,” Angelsaid.more than14,000patient visitsToday, he is back by his wife Lydia’s side in church, where heis associate pastor, and she is senior pastor. “Every personwho touched my husband’s life after his stroke showedsuch love and dedication,” Lydia says. “They exceededour expectations of what a hospital is and that made a bigdifference in how quickly my husband recuperated.”The Bridge Program offers intensive treatment for thoserecovering from brain injury, and is part of Inova Mount VernonHospital’s Outpatient Rehabilitation Program.Inova 2019 Report to the Community 9
HONORING OUR PATIENTSNo One Dies AloneIn a perfect world, no one would die alone. But sometimes, patients face the end of life withoutthe support of family or friends by their side. Inova’s No One Dies Alone program offers thereassuring presence of a compassionate companion to dying patients so they don’t spend theirfinal moments unaccompanied.Compassionate Companions are volunteers who have received training and mentoring toprovide emotional support. They include current and retired Inova employees and communitymembers.Since the program began at Inova Fairfax Hospital in 2017, No One Dies Alone volunteers haveprovided more than 2,600 hours of support. Organizers hope to recruit additional volunteers toexpand the program to other Inova hospitals.In 2017, No One DiesAlone volunteersprovidedmore than2,600hours ofsupportInova 2019 Report to the Community 10
HONORING OUR PATIENTSHelp for Opioid Withdrawal PatientsAs part of Inova’s ongoing efforts to combat the opioidepidemic, Inova Alexandria Hospital’s Emergency Department(ED) is partnering with the Alexandria Residential TreatmentCenter (ARTC) to help people struggling with opioid addiction.Physicians in the ED identify patients in acute opioid65% of adultsin the Northern Virginiaarea know someone whosuffers from addictionwithdrawal and prescribe buprenorphine to alleviate thesymptoms. The patient is then referred to ARTC to beginsubstance abuse treatment. Any Alexandria resident 18 orover is eligible to participate. ARTC provides round-theclock structured clinical support to address drug and alcoholaddiction. In addition to sending opioid withdrawal patientsdirectly to ARTC, the ED has referred many other patients withopioid use disorder to the program.Almosthalf?of adultsin the Northern Virginiaarea don’t know how tohelp someone sufferingfrom addictionInova 2019 Report to the Community 11
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PARTNERING WITH OUR COMMUNITYTraining Community Members to Save LivesA person canbleed to deathin as little asThe ability to recognize life-threatening bleeding andintervene effectively can save a person’s life. No matterhow quickly emergency professionals respond, bystanderswill always be first on the scene. As part of the AmericanCollege of Surgeon’s national Stop the Bleed initiative,Inova offers free training courses to teach bleeding controltechniques to the general public and empower community5 minutesSource: American College of bers to be “immediate responders” to bleeding victims.Courses are taught by Inova Trauma Center surgeons andnurses at Inova facilities and at multiple locations in thecommunity. Skills include how to stop blood loss throughproper pressure, wound packing and tourniquet application.880 communitymemberscompleted Inova’s Stop theBleed courses in 2019Healthy Smiles for KidsGood dental health not only affectsoverall wellness, it’s also a factor inchildhood self-esteem. Thanks to agenerous donation from My Smiles for Miles, Inova Cares Clinicfor Children was able to distribute free toothbrushes to kids inthe community.My Smiles for Miles founder,Cleia Jones, who started thenon-profit when she was inelementary school, organizedthe toothbrush drive. MySmiles for Miles is foundedChildren aged 5 to 19 fromlow-income families are2Xmore likelyto have cavitiesthan children fromhigher-income householdsSource: Centers for Disease Control and ildrens-oral-health/index.htmlon the belief that kidseverywhere have the right to access dental care and the tools topromote good oral hygiene habits.Inova 2019 Report to the Community 13
PARTNERING WITH OUR COMMUNITYProtecting Environmental HealthInova understands that being a responsible member of our community means not only keeping patientsand team members healthy, but also doing our part to keep the environment healthy. From the energy weuse to power lifesaving medical equipment to the materials we select for new construction projects, Inovais committed to incorporating environmental sustainability into all aspects of our business operations.What have we done for the Earth lately? Transitioned from plastic straws to eco-friendly paper strawsin retail areas, including cafeterias and employee lounges.By reducing plastic straw usage we can reduce the amountof plastic that ends up in landfills. Switched from styrofoam to eco-friendly disposables,including coffee cups and food containers, in all retail cafés,coffee kiosks and physician lounges managed by our foodservices partner, Morrison. Launched a Community-Supported Agricultural (CSA)subscription for Inova team members so staff can accesshealthy, sustainable food options. Buying local alsosupports the region’s economy. Kicked off a food composting pilot to determine viabilityacross the Inova system. The pilot diverts approximately900 pounds of food waste per week, which is ultimatelyturned into quality soil products.Inova 2019 Report to the Community 14
ADVANCING HEALTH EQUITYWhat Are Health Disparities?Health is more than the absence of disease, it is shaped by policies,neighborhoods and opportunities. Health disparities are differences in healthstatus among groups of people based on their characteristics including raceor ethnicity, sexual orientation, income, disability and geographic location.On the surface, Northern Virginia is a very healthy region. However, thereare stark contrasts among residents, and there can be as much as a 20-yeargap in life expectancy based on census tract alone.Source: VCU Center on Society and HealthInova 2019 Report to the Community 15
ADVANCING HEALTH EQUITYTell Me Your StoryThe Washington, DC, metro area is one of the fastest growing and most diverse regions in the country. Toimprove the delivery of culturally competent healthcare, Inova teamed up with the Fairfax County HealthDepartment, Partnership for a Healthier Fairfax and the Northern Virginia Area Health Education Center toThis innovative project began by inviting eightlocal individuals and their families to share theirexperiences with the healthcare system. Theirvideo stories reveal many of the most importantissues in cross-cultural healthcare today, servingas a powerful educational tool and springboard forinteractive discussion.Personal stories in healthcare are proving tobe a valuable way to raise awareness, improvecommunication and increase patient-centered care.The Tell Me Your Story curriculum is grounded innational standards for Culturally and LinguisticallyAppropriate Services in Health Care, known asCLAS, which aim to advance health equity bymaking services more responsive to patient needs.“Personal storiesin healthcareare proving tobe a valuableway to raiseawareness, improvecommunication andincrease patientcentered care.“develop Tell Me Your Story.Healthcare Disparities ConferenceThe Tell Me Your Story videos were piloted at Inova’s Healthcare Disparities Conference: The Culture ofHealth in March. More than 150 physicians, nurses, clinicians and other healthcare workers turned outfor the half-day symposium, which addressed how sociocultural barriers impact care for culturally andethnically diverse patients, how to recognize and address implicit bias, and the diversity of experienceand health inequities in Northern Virginia. Keynote speakers, along with a panel of local safety-netproviders, reviewed local, regional and national health disparities data. They also shared communityresources, and offered strategies to improve awareness, overcome bias and elevate health outcomes forthese populations.Inova 2019 Report to the Community 16
ADVANCING HEALTH EQUITYCommunity Health Needs AssessmentA Community-Centered, Data-Driven Approach to Identify Top Health IssuesFederal regulations require that tax-exempt hospital facilities conduct a Community HealthNeeds Assessment (CHNA) every three years and adopt an Implementation Strategy thataddresses significant community health needs. 2019 was the third time Inova has produceda CHNA, and this time around things were done a little differently. In mid-2018, Inova joinedwith the health departments in the Cities of Alexandria and Arlington, Fairfax, Loudoun andPrince William Counties to develop a common vision for assessing the region’s health. Thecollaborative shared expertise, best practices and resources to produce the framework for aCHNA. Over the next 15 months, information was collected through a community survey, localstatistics and public input to uncover the top issues facing each hospital community. Inova isusing this information to develop a multi-year implementation plan of measurable, actionablestrategies to address the community’s most pressing health concerns.Below are the top issues for each of Inova’s hospital communities.IAHIFOHIFMCILHIMVHChronic ConditionsEconomic StabilityHealthcare AccessImmunizations and Infectious DiseaseInjury and ViolenceMaternal, Infant and Child HealthMental HealthNeighborhood and Built EnvironmentObesity, Nutrition and Physical ActivityOral HealthSexual and Reproductive HealthTobacco and SubstanceInova 2019 Report to the Community 17
ADVANCING HEALTH EQUITYCommunity Health Improvement GrantsSafeguarding and advancing health is a team effort, and Inova is fortunate to engage with manycommunity partners to promote this essential work. Every year, Inova provides small grants tolocal non-profit organizations working to improve health in the priority areas identified throughour Community Needs Health Assessment (see related article on page 17).The community grants program is now in its fifth year. 2019 recipients include:The Carpenter’s Shelter to expand its mental health program for homelessresidents. The money will support the addition of an MSW student intern andprovide more continuing education opportunities for licensed mental health staff.Insight Memory Care Center (IMCC) to support its adult day respite careprogram. IMCC is the only licensed adult day center in Northern Virginiadedicated to enhancing the lives of individuals, families and caregivers affectedby Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias.The Medical Care for Children Partnership Foundation to support uninsuredchildren from birth to age 19 with comprehensive oral health and preventive care.Project Mend-A-House, Inc., for materials and supplies to expand free homerepair/construction services for low-income seniors, veterans and people withdisabilities, allowing them to age in place.The House Inc. Student Leadership Center’s Office on Youth Mental Healthand Wellness for its integrative, evidence-based program to improve mentalhealth among underserved and underinsured youth and families.The Ryan Bartel Foundation to expand Sources of Strength, an evidence-ledyouth suicide prevention and wellness program, beyond Loudoun County PublicSchools and into the wider community.Inova 2019 Report to the Community 18
EXPANDING CARE TO VULNERABLEPOPULATIONSIn 2019, Virginia expanded Medicaid coverage to 400,000 low-incomeresidents as permitted by the Affordable Care Act, opening the program tochildless adults and raising the income limit for people with disabilities andfamilies with children. Inova was a leader among hospitals and healthcaresystems across the Commonwealth that partnered with Governor RalphNortham and members of the General Assembly to secure the expansion,and has worked collaboratively with community partners to support newlyeligible patients.Inova 2019 Report to the Community 19
EXPANDING CARE TO VULNERABLE POPULATIONSInova Health AdvantageTo better serve Northern Virginia’s Medicaidpopulation, Inova opened four new primarycare clinics in the region. The Inova HealthAdvantage Clinics provide primary care servicesto adult Medicaid enrollees, including healthmaintenance and disease prevention, patienteducation and counseling, and treatment ofacute and chronic medical conditions, such asdiabetes and hypertension.Extending medical insurance to low-incomeresidents improves access to healthcare, earlierdetection of serious illnesses, better care forexisting health problems and improved abilityto work, attend school and live independently. Itkeeps patients healthy and out of the hospital,In Virginia, Medicaid covers1 in 14adults ages 19-64improving outcomes and reducing the overallcost of care.Nationally,88%The new clinics are co-located with Inova’s88% of adults on Medicaidvisited a doctor in the last yearSimplicity Health Clinics in Alexandria,Annandale and Sterling. An additional HealthAdvantage clinic is located in Manassas.Source: The Henry J. Kaiser Family et-medicaid-state-VAIn July, Virginia Governor Northam visitedthe Inova Health Advantage Medicaid Clinicin Annandale to mark a milestone of300,000newly enrolled residentsunder Virginia’s expandedMedicaid programInova 2019 Report to the Community 20
EXPANDING CARE TO VULNERABLE POPULATIONSPartnership for Healthier CommunitiesIn 2019, Partnership for Healthier Kids changed its name toPartnership for Healthier Communities (PHC) to better reflectits mission and updated activities with Medicaid expansion inVirginia. As Inova’s longstanding initiative to connect children andadults to health insurance and quality healthcare services, PHCis located throughout the Northern Virginia region, and worksclosely with local school systems, governments and communityIn 2019, PHC helped3,478 clientsenroll in Medicaidoutreach programs to provide comprehensive, culturally andlinguistically appropriate assistance to a vulnerable population.To meet the needs of the increased population now eligible forMedicaid, PHC expanded outreach even further to help morepeople successfully enroll. In addition to expanded communityoutreach targeted at reaching previously ineligible adults, a PHCeligibility worker is available at each Inova Health Advantagelocation to identify and assist individuals and families.PHC team membersconnectedPartnership for Healthier Communities is a program of Inova14,830 clientsHealth System, with additional support from the U.S. Center forMedicare and Medicaid Services and the Virginia Departmentwith safety-netprovidersof Medical Assistance Services, in partnership with the VirginiaHealth Care Foundation.Inova 2019 Report to the Community 21
EXPANDING CARE TO VULNERABLE POPULATIONS2019 PHC Success StoriesLauren Dunn was distressed anddidn’t know where to turn. The55-year-old, who was terminallyill, had spent his life savings onmedical treatments and medications.He desperately needed medicalinsurance but didn’t think he waseligible for Medicaid because he’dbeen denied coverage in the past. ALuis and Claudia Quezada facedphysician at Inova’s Simplicity Healthnumerous challenges applying forClinic contacted PHC Care LinkMedicaid coverage for themselvesSpecialist Millie DiPatrizio to see if sheand their three children. Paperworkcould help. Millie reviewed Lauren’shad been lost and they werefinancial status and determined heunable to reach their case workerwas eligible for full coverage underfor assistance. Claudia was readythe newly expanded Medicaidto give up when PHC Care Linkguidelines in Virginia. A few weeksSpecialist Ruth Alburez stepped inlater, Lauren received his approvalto help with the application process.letter and was able to access theRuth untangled the red tape andmedical care he urgently needed. “Iclarified eligibility requirementscouldn’t be more grateful,” he said.for the family. Ruth helped theQuezadas submit the correctdocuments to the Department ofSocial Services, and soon the familywas able to enroll in Medicaid.Inova 2019 Report to the Community 22
EXPANDING CARE TO VULNERABLE POPULATIONSHelping the Community See ClearlyThe Inova Lions Eye Clinic provides free eye careto uninsured adults throughout Northern Virginiawho are at or below 400 percent of the federalpoverty level. Established in 1974, the clinic is oneof only a handful in the state, and the only freeprogram serving the Northern Virginia region. Theclinic offers laser, medical and surgical care forall types of eye diseases and disorders, includingcataracts, diabetic retinopathy and glaucoma.The team includes a part-time ophthalmologist,an ophthalmic technician and a bilingualreceptionist, with numerous Inova physicianspecialists volunteering their time to care forpatients. Support comes from Inova as part of itsCommunity Safety Net initiative, as well as theVirginia Lions Eye Institute Foundation.In 2019The Inova LionsEye Clinicprovided servicesto almost5,000uninsured patientsUp to16 millionpeople in the United States haveundiagnosed or uncorrected visionproblemsSource: The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and r-tomorrowInova 2019 Report to the Community 23
EXPANDING CARE TO VULNERABLE POPULATIONSHelping Seniors Age in PlaceKeeping patients healthy and out of the hospital isa priority for healthcare providers nationwide. TheInova Medical House Calls program brings highquality primary care to homebound patients, reducinghospital visits and lowering healthcare costs. Aninterdisciplinary team of Inova physicians, nursepractitioners, physician assistants, nurses, socialworkers and other clinical professionals providescomprehensive, high-touch care to patients 65 andolder who have difficulty leaving home for medicalappointments. Clinicians focus on intensive patientmanagement and care coordination to help patientssuccessfully age in place. The program integrateshealth system and community resources, includinginpatient teams, hospice agencies, skilled nursing staff,physical and occupational therapists, mental healthcounselors and county services to achieve high-qualitypatient outcomes.In 2019, the Inova MedicalHouse Calls program served810unique patientsand completedRNs and social workerscompleted approximately2,000 encounterssupporting the program’spatient population5,286MD or NPhouse calls in47zip codesacross Northern VirginiaIn the United States,1 in 4 patientswith congestive heart failure is readmitted tothe hospital within 30 daysSource: Agency for Healthcare Research and mission-rates.htmlInova 2019 Report to the Community 24
EXPANDING CARE TO VULNERABLE POPULATIONSImproving the Hospital Experience for Older PatientsHospitalization can be stressful for every patient, but it’s especiallychallenging for older adults. Inova’s innovative Hospital Elder LifeProgram (HELP) offers free assistance to keep patients 70 and oldermentally and physically active in the hospital, preventing deliriumand functional decline. Staff and volunteers provide individualizedcare that may include daily visitors, meal assistance, therapeuticactivity, mobility, and sleep and stress management.From 2018 to 2019,the number ofpatients served byHELP increased78percentNow in its 14th year, Inova’s program is one of HELP’s five Centers ofExcellence in the world, and achieved significant milestones in 2019: The program expanded from Inova Fairfax Hospital to include Inova Alexandria and Inova Fair Oaks. As a result, volunteers wereable to assist 2,099 patients. HELP began using the Simulation Lab at Inova Fairfax Hospital totrain volunteers across the system. Inova is one of the first HELPprograms in the country to use this training method. HELP opened the Geriatric Resource Center, an interactive addition to the Jacob D. Zylman Health Sciences Library located inside Inova Fairfax Hospital. The center provides geriatric-relatedconsumer health information to anyone in the community, as wellas free ElderLink consultations for Fairfax County residents.Inova 2019 Report to the Community 25
INOVA LEADERSHIP2019 Inova Health System Governing BoardOfficersDirectorsAnthony NaderWesley BushChairNicholas Carosi, IIIAlan DabbiereJ. Stephen Jones, MDRenee DeSilvaPresident/CEOWilliam DudleyJack EbelerSudhakar KesavanMadeline Erario, MDTreasurerPenelope GrossKatherine HanleyAlice PopeJ. Stephen Jones, MDCFO/Asst. Treas.Sudhakar KesavanMark MooreWilliam DudleyDonna MoreaSecretaryAnthony NaderPaul SavilleJohn GaulMark StavishAsst. SecretaryInova 2019 Report to the Community 26
INOVA LEADERSHIP2019 Inova Health Care Services Governing BoardOfficersDirectorsJack EbelerCharles Beard, Jr.ChairJanis Caruso, MDLucas Collazo, MDJ. Stephen Jones, MDJohn CookPresident/CEOJack EbelerMadeline Erario, MDAlice PopeScott HambergerCFO/TreasurerJ. Stephen Jones, MDBarbra McCabe, MDCharles Beard, Jr.Rashid Nayyar, MDSecretaryPhilip NolanKeith Sterling, MDJohn GaulNancy TaylorAsst. SecretaryRobert TsienJay Tyroler, MDInova 2019 Report to the Community 27
INOVA LEADERSHIP2019 Inova Loudoun Hospital Board of DirectorsOfficersDirectorsScott HambergerDeborah AddoChairDavid BossermanScott HambergerJoanne TheurichEdward Hill, III, MD, JDVice ChairPamela Jeffries, PhD, RN, FAAN, ANEF, FSSHChristine Kalchthaler, CAGS, ABSNPJ. Stephen Jones, MDJuanita KoilpillaiPresidentTanya MatthewsBarbra McCabe, MDAlice PopeSusan MillsTreasurerRandall Minchew, JDThomas Simmons, MDDeborah AddoJoanne TheurichSecretaryJohn WoodInova 2019 Report to the Community 28
INOVA LEADERSHIP2019 Inova Health Foundation Board of TrusteesOfficersTrusteesFred SchaufeldShaza AndersenC
Inova 2019 Report to the Community 3 Inova Hospital Locations Inova Alexandria Hospital 4320 Seminary Rd. Alexandria, VA 22304 Inova Fairfax Medical Campus 3300 Gallows Rd. Falls Church, VA 22042 Inova Fair Oaks Hospital 3600 Joseph Siewick Dr. Fairfax, VA 22033 Inova Loudoun Hospital 44045 Riverside Pkwy. Leesburg, VA 20176
