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www.HartfordBusiness.com November 21, 2016 • Hartford Business Journal 19 Hartford HealthCare last week unveiled its new $150 million Bone & Joint Institute at Hartford Hospital, which opens Dec. 19. The orthopedic center and ambulatory surgical center put all the hospital system's orthopedic and musculoskeletal treatments under one roof. The facility has five floors and 10 operating and ambulatory surgery rooms, and an Olympic training facility. The ribbon-cutting ceremony — with its theme, "The Innovation of Motion" — high- lighted the future of orthopedic care. The facility, with orthopedic design themes inside and out, has two distinct parts, Hartford HealthCare said. The 130,000-square-foot hospital fea- tures an inpatient building with 48 private inpatients rooms, with capacity to expand to 60; eight operating rooms; outpatient rehabilitation and wellness areas; easy access to diagnostic and other services. Connected via a skywalk is a 75,000-square- foot outpatient surgery center and medical facility with three outpatient surgery rooms; offices for orthopedics, rheumatology and musculoskeletal specialty care; and an audi- torium for conferences that can double as a classroom with live surgical procedures and learning opportunities for staff. The center is designed to include unique spaces for physical rehabilitation, training and education; a motion lab; a healthy eat- ing demonstration kitchen and meeting space to accommodate a wide range of support groups; and community educa- tion offerings aimed at helping keep people healthy before, during and after surgery. "The Bone and Joint Institute is a game- changer for patients, for Hartford and for our state," said Jeffrey Flaks, Hartford HealthCare's president and COO. "There is nothing like it in the region, and there are only a few facilities like it anywhere in the country. It will transform care as we know it, and clearly differentiate Hartford Health- Care as the destination for orthopedic care in New England — and, we believe, beyond." • • The Partnership for Strong Communi- ties has been awarded a three-year $210,000 grant from the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving to help end homelessness. The grant will support the Coordinated Access Network, which works to stream- line and standardize the services of home- less providers, ensuring one point of access for those in need. • • • Berkshire Bank Foundation has awarded $20,950 in grants and pledges to local nonprofit organizations in Connecti- cut during its third quarter grants cycle. The organizations that will receive fund- ing include: Nutmeg Big Brothers Big Sisters; University of St. Joseph; Connecticut Histor- ical Society; and The Bridge Family Center. NONPROFIT NOTEBOOK NONPROFIT PROFILE Greater Hartford Legal Aid 999 Asylum Ave., Hartford | www.GHLA.org MISSION To achieve equal justice for poor people, to work with clients to promote social justice, and to address the effects and root causes of poverty. TOP EXECUTIVE SERVICES Jamey Bell, Executive Director Provides free legal representation for people living in poverty. FY 2015 SUMMARY 2014 2015 Total Employees 40 37 Total Assets $4,046,818 $4,232,851 Total Liabilities $299,057 $444,769 REVENUES Contributions & Grants $4,253,570 $4,413,110 Program Service Revenue $1,300 $15,223 Investment Income $10,904 $12,889 Other $0 $0 TOTAL $4,265,774 $4,441,222 EXPENSES Grants $0 $0 Member Benefits 0 $0 Salaries/Employee Benefits $3,465,763 $3,629,575 Fundraising Fees $0 $0 Other $837,422 $754,375 TOTAL $4,303,185 $4,383,950 MARGIN $(37,411) $57,272 TOP PAID EXECUTIVES (FY 2015) Base Salary Total Compensation & Benefits Jamey Bell, Exec. Dir. $134,582 $156,868 Jill Davies, Dep. Dir. $124,216 $143,490 Susan Garten, Managing Atty. $115,416 $145,458 S O U R C E : G U I D E S T A R I R S 9 9 0 T A X F O R M An Evening With Javier Colon Benefitting The First Tee of Connecticut • Saturday, December 3rd • VIP Cocktail reception, including Meet & Greet with Javier Colon, with open bar and passed hors d'oeuvres, 6:30 pm - 8 pm • Charity Concert, 8 pm • Infinity Hall, Front Street, Hartford, CT • Individual VIP Tickets & Sponsorship Opportunities are available by contacting The First Tee of Connecticut at 860-316-2513 Join Javier for a great night out as he steps on the Infinity Hall stage in a benefit concert for The First Tee of Connecticut. You'll hear firsthand why this proud father of First Tee participants is known as one of the best acoustic soul artists around today. Our Sponsors Media Partners Find your [ Done Deals ] place. 860-638-2958 liberty-bank.com $985,920 permanent mortgage offered through SBA 504 program and commercial term loan in Branford, CT $2,600,000 construction to permanent mortgage on an apartment building in Ridgefield, CT $3,375,000 purchase of an office/apartment complex in Milford, CT MEMBER FDIC EQUAL HOUSING LENDER Hartford Hospital's new Bone & Joint Institute. P H O T O | C O N T R I B U T E D