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V O L . X X I I I N O. X X I I G I V I N G G U I D E 2 0 1 7 – 2 0 1 8 42 BOARD OFFICERS Geoffrey Green: Vice Chair Vice President, Employee and Resident Ser vices, Preservation Management Inc. Tracy Hawkins: Treasurer Senior Vice President, Bangor Savings Bank David Smith: Secretary Retired Attorney BOARD MEMBERS James Alexander, MDCM: Retired Physician Kelly Baetz, Esq.: Nelson-Reade Law Office, P.C. Brian Boudreau: Director, Engineering, Hussey Seating Co. Frank J. Brancely Jr.: Retired Jane Cleaves: Retired Katie Fullam-Harris: Senior Vice President, Government Relations and Accountable Care Strategy, MaineHealth James Georgitis, MD, FACS: Professor/ Retired Surgeon Laurence W. Gross: Executive Director, Southern Maine Agency on Aging Kathleen Kilbride: Kilbride and Harris Insurance Services LLC Norton H. Lamb Robert Levine, Esq.: Attorney-at-Law Nancy Pond: Retired Cheryl Lee Rust: Retired Restaurateur and Community Advocate Karen Simone, PharmD, DABAT, FAACT: Director, Northern New England Poison Center Creighton Taylor: Mental Illness Awareness Advocate William L. Caron Jr.: President, MaineHealth, Ex Officio Stephen M. Merz, FACHE: CEO, Maine Behavioral Healthcare, Ex Officio Established: 2014 Employees: 761 Full Time, 153 Part Time, 208 Per Diem Annual revenue: $83,371,841 CONTACT 78 Atlantic Place South Portland, ME 04106 (207) 842-7700 (Administrative Offices) or (844) 292-0111 www.MaineBehavioralHealthcare.org and www.SpringHarbor.org MaineBehavioralHC @MaineBeHc AWARDS/ACCOLADES The Children's Initiative: $99,000 from the United Way; SPARK: the largest autism study in Northern New England; The Administration for Children and Families (ACYF): $375,000; Spring Harbor Hospital: Top Performer by The Joint Commission MISSION STATEMENT Maine Behavioral Healthcare will provide a seamless and compassionate continuum of care through a community of providers collaborating to promote recovery and the overall mental and physical well-being of those we are privileged to serve. SERVICE LOCATION(S) York County: Biddeford/Saco and Sanford/ Springvale; Cumberland County: Portland and Westbrook (Spring Harbor Hospital); Oxford County: Norway; Sagadahoc County: Brunswick; Lincoln County: Damariscotta; Knox County: Rockland; Waldo County: Belfast; Behavioral Health Integration in Primary Care Offices Maine Behavioral Healthcare 2018 GOALS f Transforming and revolutionizing behavioral healthcare in Maine, leading the way toward accountable care with a focus on improving the health of communities we serve while reducing costs. f Coordinating inpatient (hospital acute) and outpatient (community mental health) services for a seamless continuum of care. f Integrating mental and physical healthcare to improve whole-person health. We are embedding clinicians in medical practices, delivering services as members of the healthcare team to consult on behavioral health issues. FUNDRAISING EVENTS/OPPORTUNITIES Maine Behavioral Healthcare forms partnerships with foundations, corpora- tions and individuals who share our mission. rough individual gifts and event sponsorships, we raise funds to support programs and services for our clients and their families. f April: Heroes with Heart recognizes fi rst responders, volunteers and every- day heroes who help those who have faced traumatic events. Proceeds ben- efi t the Trauma Intervention Program. f July: Signs of Hope is a summer celebration to support a variety of initiatives. f August: e annual Drive Against Child Abuse Golf Tournament raises money for children's mental health and support services not covered by insurance. f September: The Glickman Family Center for Child & Adolescent Psychiatry Symposium is the region's most authoritative on the practice of child and adolescent psychiatry, drawing top professionals in youth psychiatry. GIVING OPPORTUNITIES With important private, foundation and corporate support, Maine Behavioral Healthcare can provide the people we serve with timely access to the best clinical and most appropriate care. Opportunities for giving: f Unrestricted annual fund gifts to support our most immediate patient and client needs f Grateful Patient gifts to honor a Maine Behavioral Healthcare employee f The Lunder Family Alliance at Spring Harbor Hospital is an innovative program to enhance young adult's recovery through meaningful work, caring assistance and family support and education f Education and cutting-edge research f Matching gifts from your workplace f In-kind gifts of new clothing, toys and gift cards for clients and their families Please call the Development Offi ce at (207) 661-6100 or visit our website to make a secure online gift: www.MaineBehavioralHealthcare.org/giving VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Maine Behavioral Healthcare values the gifts of time and talent from a wide array of volunteers. Volunteer opportunities can be tailored to an individual area of interest and include the Trauma Intervention Program, fundraising and event support, administrative work and our holiday giving programs. State funding including MaineCare . . 61% Commercial service revenues . . . . . . 17% Other . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14% Medicare service revenues . . . . . . . . . . 8% TOP FUNDING SOURCES Stephen M. Merz, FACHE President and CEO Nancy Hasenfus, M.D. Board Chair Retired Medical Director, Bath Division, Mid Coast Medical Group