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2006ANNUALREPORT

About the Foundation

2006 Board of Directors

Message from the President

2006 Grants and Awards

Building Research Capacity

Inpatient Admissions Criteria

Donor Recognition

Planned Giving Options

Financial Statements

The Foundation for Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation’s mission is to enhance health and function through education and research in the fi eld of physical medicine and rehabilitation.

The Foundation will achieve this mission by pursuing goals in four key areas:

ABOUTTHE

FOUNDATION

RESEARCH• Build the quality and quantity of rehabilitation research • Acknowledge, encourage and support investigators • Participate in the conversation on the pm&r research agenda for the fi eld • Support the broadened distribution and communication of research • Support the translation of research into clinical practice

PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION• Support the teaching of physical medicine and rehabilitation in the United

States and abroad • Promote awareness of the fi eld in related professional education curricula

RECRUITMENT, PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND LEADERSHIP• Encourage qualifi ed individuals of diverse backgrounds, including people

with disabilities, to pursue careers in all aspects of physical medicine and rehabilitation

• Create and promote career development opportunities for professionals in physical medicine and rehabilitation and related fi elds

• Identify and develop leadership opportunities for professionals in physical medicine and rehabilitation and related fi elds

PUBLIC AWARENESS AND EDUCATION• Expand awareness of the health benefi ts derived from pm&r principles and

prevention of disability or injury • Expand public understanding of the issues related to disabilities and the

role of health professionals working in the fi eld

John L. Melvin, MD, MMScPresident

Bruce M. Gans, MDVice President

C. George Kevorkian, MDTreasurer

Thomas E. Strax, MDSecretary

Martin Grabois, MDPast President

2006 BOARD OF

DIRECTORS

Directors at LargeRandall L. Braddom, MD, MS

Francis J. Bonner, Jr., MDAllen W. Heinemann, PhD

William F. Micheo, MDKristjan T. Ragnarsson, MD

Peter W. Thomas, JD

The Year of 2006 was a successful one for the Foundation of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. Diff erent aspects of the Foundation’s activities contributed to this success. The Foundation benefi ted from an expanded base of support, strength-ened its operations and continued to implement programs to advance phys-ical medicine and rehabilitation.

The Foundation’s Board wishes to thank all who contributed to the Foundation in 2006. The number of contributors and those who gave at the leadership level in-creased signifi cantly. The Foundation cont-inued to receive support from the Academy as part of a fi ve-year plan that will result in the Foundation’s fi nancial independence, makingindividual donors vital to our ongoing existence. The Foundation was able to add to its endowment this year even as it continued a number of current programs.

The Foundation is able to identify more projects than its existing funding can support, so it may seek external grants. During 2006 HealthSouth provided a grant to support a study to compare the Local Coverage Determinations (LCDs) of the Medicare Fiscal Intermediaries to the Academy “Standards for Assessing Medical Appropriateness Criteria for Admi� ing Patients to Rehabilitation Hospitals or Units”.

The current Director, Phyllis Anderson, MA, has provided consistent, energetic and creative leadership and support to the Foundation. During 2006 the Foundation adopted procedures that have signifi cantly reduced its overhead expenses. Most work of the Board and commi� ees is accomplished through conference calls and e-mails. The majority of communications (like this one) are done via e-mail and through our Web site (www.foundationforpmr.org). The overlap in the management of the various funds of the Foundation has been simplifi ed.

This Annual Report includes a complete listing of the goals and sub-goals of the Foundation. The Board decided to allocate most of the Foundation’s programmatic resources towards its Research goals for now. 2006 research programs included the ERF grants and awards, Research Summit follow up planning, the LCD Evaluation Project, planning the Musculoskeletal Research and Educational Grant and participation in the development of the State-of-the Science Symposium of Post-Acute Care: Se� ing a Research Agenda and Developing an Evidence Base for Practice and Public Policy.

The Foundation plans to continue to fund specifi c pilot research projects and participate in collaborative eff orts to expand the evidence base of physical medicine and rehabilitation. It intends to leverage its resources through grants and participation with other organizations with similar interests. I welcome your comments at john.melvin@jeff erson.edu and urge you to contribute generously to the Foundation

MESSAGE FROM THEPRESIDENTJohn L. Melvin, MD, MMSc

2006 GRANTS AND

AWARDSPresented at the

AAPMR Annual AssemblyNovember 9-11

Honolulu, Hawaii

The Foundation is designed to serve the entire fi eld of physical medicine and rehabilitation. One of the most visible of the Foundation’s eff orts is the annual awards program. Several awards were presented by the Foundation in 2005.

NEW INVESTIGATOR AWARDThe Education Research Fund (ERF) New Investigator Award is a short-term seed grant for research in topics related to the fi eld of physical medicine and rehabilitation. Eligible applicants for award include any resident in an ACG-ME-accredited residency training pro-gram in physical medicine and rehabili-tation or a physiatrist within fi ve years of completion of an ACGME-accredited residency training program in physical medicine and rehabilitation. Applicants must be members of the American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilita-tion (AAPM&R) and/or the Association of Academic Physiatrists (AAP).

Two 2006 ERF New Investigator Awards of $10,000 each were pre-sented. Yejia Zhang, MD (le� ), from Thomas Jeff erson University, Philadelphia received an award for her project “Role of Human Um-bilical Cord Blood-derived Mesenchymal Stem Cells in Intervertebral Disc Regeneration.” This study seeks to confi rm the hypothesis that cell therapy with human neonatal umbilical cord blood-derived mes-enchymal stem cells (hUCB-MSC) is likely to represent an eff ective tool for slowing or potentially reversing intervertebral disc degenera-tion.

Jerry Chuang, MD (right), from the Univer-sity of Pi� sburgh also received an award for the study, “The Eff ects of Early and Daily Administration of Dilantin on Neuroprotection and Neuroplasticity in an Experimental Model of Traumatic Brain Injury.” The purpose of this study is to use a clinically relevant animal model of experimental traumatic brain injury (the controlled cortical impact model) to determine how early dilantin treatment and daily dilantin treatment aff ects both neuroprotection and neuroplasticity assessed through cognitive and motor skills as well as neurorecovery.

BEST RESEARCH PAPER AWARDThe ERF Best Research Paper Award recognized published work by a physiatrist in any peer-reviewed journal on topics related to the fi eld of physical medicine and rehabilitation. One award is given to a young investigator, the other to an established investigator.

Preeti Raghavan, MD (right) received the young investigator Best Paper Award as the lead author of a paper titled, “Impaired Antici-patory Control of Fingertip Forces in Patients with a Pure Motor or Sensorimotor Lacunar Syndrome,” that was published in Brain, in April, 2006.

The established investigator Best Paper Award was given to “Ran-domized Controlled Trial of Nocturnal Splinting for Active Workers with Symptoms of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome,” published by Robert Werner, MD (le� ) et al in the Archives of PMR 2005; 86: 1-7.

BUILDINGRESEARCH CAPACITY

In 2006, Foundation President Dr. John Melvin appointed a Research Summit Follow-up Commi� ee to direct the Research Capacity Building Initiative to follow through on the fi ndings of the 2005 Research Capacity Building Summit.

Dr. Walter Frontera, commi� ee chair,has solicited the Summit ProgramCommi� ee members; their initialgoals are to review the recommenda-tions made at the Summit; identifythose that have been implementedin one way or another; and proposeand prioritize projects to implementother recommendations.

The commi� ee met regularly throughout the second half of 2006; their initial eff orts included reviewing, updating and prioritizing the recommendations made at the 2005 Research Capacity Building Summit. Many synergies were found in the four primary areas of Researchers; Environment, Infrastructure and Culture; Funding; and Metrics. All of the original Summit participants were surveyed to determine which recommendations have already been implemented, and to start assembling a compre-hensive database of physiatric research resources.

Some activities being considered by the commi� ee include reviewing the current curricula available for training investigators in how to conduct clinical trials, using this infor-mation to develop a current curriculum or white paper on best practices, and identifying exist-ing courses and workshops on conducting research to create a comprehensive database of re-search resources on the Foundation Web site. The commi� ee is making fi nal recommendations to the Foundation Board of Directors to consider for implementation. Progress reports will appear in 2007 editions of the Foundation UPDATE newsle� er.

Concerned about the disparity in access to rehabilitation hospitals and units for Medicare patients, the American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (AAPM&R) assembled an expert task force to develop a statement regarding who are appropriate candidates for admission to these facilities. This Medical Inpatient Rehabilitation Criteria Task Force (MIRC) worked to develop balanced standards that refl ect the consensus of a diverse group of expert physicians on the factors that should infl uence the admission of patients to rehabilitation hospitals and units. Their fi ndings were assembled into the AAPM&R “Standards for Assessing Medical Appropriateness Criteria for Admi� ing Patients to Rehabilitation Hospitals or Units” (www.aapmr.org/hpl/legislation/mirc.htm.)

In 2006, the Foundation initiated a project to compare the standards of the MIRC document to those in the dra� and fi nal Local CoverageDeterminations (LCDs) of the Medicare Fiscal Intermediaries. These included Mutual of Omaha, Riverbend, AdminaStar, BCBS of Alabama, BCBS of Georgia, Cahaba, Medicare Services of Arkansas, Palme� o - North Carolina and Veri-tus. The MIRC standards were also compared to Section 110 of the MedicareBenefi ts Policy Manual. Dr. Irma Fiedler was selected as the lead researcher for the study, which was conducted under the guidance of the LCD Review Project Task Force (see next page.) The project was initiated in July 2006; its main investigative focus was to identify how consis-tently the elements of the LCDs and Section 110 matched those of the MIRC document.

The LCDs were analyzed in a two-step process of: 1) comparing the narratives of the MIRC document vs. the LCDs, and 2) creating an index of items about which they agreed or dis-agreed, or did not mutually address. These fi ndings were displayed on grids that compared each LCD with the MIRC standards and Section 110. The fi nal step will include analysis of individual LCDs and their comparison with the others.

The study found variation among the LCDs. Half of the 10 analyzed diff ered signifi cantly from the MIRC standards. These diff erences uniformly involved restrictions on admissions based upon diagnostic categories. Even Section 110 of the Medicare Benefi ts Manual does not completely meet the MIRC standard of not restricting admissions solely on diagnoses. Section 110 identifi es patients with ankle and hip fractures as not meeting its criteria for admissions.

INPATIENT ADMISSIONS

CRITERIA

Dr. Fiedler presented the preliminary fi ndings on Monday, February 12, 2007 at the “State-of-the-Science Symposium on Post-Acute Rehabilitation: Se� ing a Research Agenda and Devel-oping an Evidence Base for Practice and Public Policy” (h� p://www.foundationforpmr.org/programs/postacuterehab.html). Complete results of the study will be submi� ed for publica-tion in a peer-review publication in 2007. They will also be available to the Academy for any future revisions of the MIRC document. The Foundation will consider these fi ndings when planning its support for future research projects.

LCD REVIEW PROJECT TASK FORCEDr. John Melvin, Co-chairDr. Bruce Gans, Co-chairDr. Ken AdamsDr. Grace CarterDr. Dexanne ClohanDr. Jane DorvalDr. Irma FiedlerDr. Betsy SandelMs. Carolyn Zollar

A special thank you to HealthSouth for providing a grant to support this project.

THANKYOU TO OUR

DONORSFrom January 1, 2006-

December 31, 2006

The Foundation for Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation shares your desire to serve the needs of individuals with disabling conditions and musculoskel-etal disorders, and your commitment to improving the knowledge base and skills in the fi eld of medical rehabilita-tion. Making a gi� to the Foundation of-fers a unique opportunity to increase the impact of your contribution through the specialized expertise and fi scal resourc-es of the Foundation. We know that there are numerous institutions seeking your support, but a gi� to the Founda-tion can be the surest way to achieve a lasting impact in the fi eld of physical medicine and rehabilitation.

The Foundation for Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation extends its deepest appreciation to the many fi ne, dedicated professionals and friends of physiatry who support our programs every year.

THE FOUNDATION GENERAL OPERATING FUNDThe Foundation for Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation is a young but ambitious nonprofi t organization, dedicated to research and education that enhances the lives of patients and expands the body of knowledge for physiatry. The general fund supports the programs and initiatives of the Foundation; as the general fund grows, the number of grants, awards and services we can off er will continue to increase.

LEADERSHIP LEVEL DONORS ($5,000 or more)John L. Melvin, MDMonica Tietsworth

VISIONARIES ($2,500-$4999)M. Elizabeth Sandel, MDC. George Kevorkian, MD*

PATRONS ($1,000-$2,499)Francis J. Bonner, MDRandall L. Braddom, MD MSBarbara J. De Lateur, MD MSKristjan T. Ragnarsson, MDClaire V. Wolfe, MD

*A special thanks to Foundation Treasurer Dr. C. GeorgeKevorkian, whose contribution was the generous sponsor-ship of the 2006 Donor Appreciation Reception in Honolulu.

FOUNDATION GENERAL OPERATING FUND DONORS (continued)

SUPPORTERS ($100-$999)Cedric K. Akau, MD MPHAugusta S. Alba, MDEdward G. Allcock, DOAnne F. Ambrose, MDDavid L. Bagnall, MDErnest M. Baran, MDMichael Berkowitz, MDJohn F. Berry, MDHenry B. Be� s, MDSamuel M. Bierner, MD MRMRita Bistevins, MD PhDJoseph J. Biundo, Jr, MDLeonard Bleicher, MDMarko V. Bodor, MDSusan J. Bryant-Snure, MDEmma L. Carreras, MDKrystal W. Chambers, MDLeighton Chan, MD MPHRobert J. Chesser, MDMyung J. Cho, MDRobert P. Christopher, MDAna V. Cintron-Rodriguez, MDDexanne B. Clohan, MDAndrew J. Cole, MDW.D. Degravelles, Jr., MDGerben DeJong, PhDHonorio T. Dispo, MDRodolfo D. Eichberg, MDMaury R. Ellenberg, MDAlberto Esquenazi, MDJames R. Farrage, Jr., MDPhillip R. Filbrandt, MDHerman J. Flax, MDCynthia L. Flick, MDKatherine M. Flood, MDTobias M. Freebourn, MDGail L. Gamble, MDSteve R. Geiringer, MDCarolyn Geis, MDNaomi Lynn H. Gerber, MDArthur M. Gershkoff , MDSteve M. Gnatz, MD MHAMartin Grabois, MDCarl V. Granger, MDArthur E. Grant, MD

Meli� a Gratzer, MDLeon Greenspan, MDGlen Gresham, MDLucille C. Gunning, MDAndrew J. Haig, MDEugen M. Halar, MDJonathan S. Halperin, MDJoseph C. Honet, MDSusan Lee Hubbell, MDJoseph P. Jacob, MDErnest W. Johnson, MDDavid K. Johnson, MDErnest W. Johnson, MDGhassem Kalani, MDPaul E. Kaplan, MDShelley A. Killen, MDSangbock Kim, MDWilliam N. Klava, MDGerda E. Klingbeil, MDLinda E. Krach, MDTodd A. Kuiken, MD PhDIl Yung Lee, MDThomas F. Lieb, MDPeter A.C. Lim, MDLuke R. Maki, PEBe� y Joan Maly, MDShikaripur Manjunath, MDWilliam A. Martin, MDEnid R. Melendez, MDWilliam F. Micheo, MDJames E. Mullen, MDStanley J. Myers, MDVimala P. Nair, MDJacob A. Neufeld, MDWilliam S. Pease, MDMeeta D. Peer, MDFerne R. Pomerantz, MDRobert P. Quinn, MDLeon Reinstein, MDJames H. Rhee, MDMargaret M. Roberts, MD PhDSunil Sabharwal, MDMichael F. Saulino, MDTerry C. Sawchuk, MDSandra Scheler-Mangiapia, MD

Marcia C. Schlinger, DOKenley D. Schmidt, MDBinod P. Shah, MDMonica A. Sheridan, MDHilary C. Siebens, MDRenzo Sodini, MDDaniel G. Sohn, MDMarie G. Sortino, MDC.R. Sridhara, MDThomas StautzenbachJames R. Swenson, MDDavid C. Symington, MDJerome S. Tobis, MDDaria A. Trojan, MDTheerasakdi Vachranukunkiet, MDGeorge Varghese, MDBrenda S. Waller, MDDouglas A. Wayne, MDMichael S. Weinstein, MDJerry Weissman, MDDavid G. Welch, MDJohn Whyte, MD PhDFaren H. Williams, MDNancy G. Worsham, MDGregory Worsowicz, MD MBALynn W. Yang, MD

DONORS ($99 or less)Syed A. Abdul Khader, MDAlicia M. Abels, MDAde L. Adedokun, DOSandra I. Aguayo, MDChristine M. Aguilar, MDTariq Ahmad, MDChang Won Ahn, MDAnthony W. Alexander, MDRodica Alexandrescu, MDLacie Alfonso, MDIrfan A. Alladin, MDCharles B. Alpert, MDEric L. Altschuler, MDLaszlo Ambrus, MDKeith C. Anderson, DOPhyllis J. Anderson, MANethra S. Ankam, MD

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Cindy X. Chen, MDBoqing Chen, MD PhDNaoichi Chino, MDChin Ting Chiu, MDLarry H. Chou, MDAnne T. Christopher, MDAna V. Cintron-Rodriguez, MDAntonio Cocchiarella, MDJanice L. Cockrell, MDEric J. Coligado, MDOmar A Colon, MDBrendan E. Conroy, MDRobert I. Cooper, MBBSGary A. Corby, MDPaul J. Corcoran, MDThomas B. Cowan, MDMichael R. Cozza, MDSara J. Cuccurullo, MDAnthony L. Cucuzzella, MDDale P. Cunningham, MDLynn A. Curtis, MDAlisa H. Darling, MDAnuradha K. Datyner, MD PhDRalph D’Auria, MDRina C. Davis, MDGary N. Dawson, MDMaria P. De Araujo, MDJustinas Dedinas, MDAlexander DeJesus, MDJohn E. Del Rosario, MDFrancisco I. del Valle, MDChristopher S. Delaney, MDLuis L. DeLerma, MDElva G. Delport, MDJack D. Denver, MDStephan M. Deutsch, PhD MDDonald G. Dicken, MDGregory P. Dimas, MDWilliam H. Donovan, MDDaniel M. Dorfman, MDJohn A. Dorse� , MDAnthony J. Dorto, MDJane Dorval, MDBrian C. Dowdell, MD MSPaul S. Drinkwater, MDTerence F. Duff y, MD

Armen J. Dumas, MDLester S. Duplechan, MDLyudmila Edshteyn, DOMichael T. Ellerbusch, MDAdel A. Elmagrabi, MDSco� K. Epstein, MDHanna Eskinder, MD PhDMaria Carmen Espiritu, MD PTRandolph R. Estwick, MDM. Everhart-McDonald, MDMichael Falcone, MDJames R. Farrage, Jr., MDJim B. Fernandez, MDApril M. Fetzer, DOJennifer E. Finley, MDKenneth P. Finn, MDHerbert K. Fischer, MDMary Jo Fishburn, MDCasiano Flaviano, III, MDHerman J. Flax, MDKatherine M. Flood, MDGeorge G. Fluter, MDJaime A. Foland, MDFreeman P. Fountain, MDWilliam M. Fowler, Jr, MDKathleen D. Francis, MDGerard E. Francisco, MDShelley Freimark, MDMichael E. Frey, MDKarl R. Freydl, DODonald Frisco, MDWalter R. Frontera, MD PhDMikio Fujimoto, MDRobert D. Fusfeld, MDEdwin M. Gangemi, MDKenneth W. Gentilezza, MDSonia Girgis, MDLore� a J. Giuff ra, MDJohn Giusto, MDAlvin Glass, MDCharito C. Go, MDMark J. Goddard, MDLance L. Goetz, MDRajendra S. Gogia, MDSydney Goldman, MDCesar G. Gomez, MD

Mahender R. Goriganti, MDGary D Go� fried, MDMartin Grabois, MDErick A. Grana, MDCarl V. Granger, MDLisa B. Grant, MDJeff rey S. Grant, MDPhilip E. Greenman, DOLeon Greenspan, MDDorota M. Gribbin, MDAvner R. Griver, MDDavid M. Grygier, MDJaime Guzman, MD MSc FRCPCLaun R. Hallstrom, MDJonathan S. Halperin, MDKim A. Hansen, MDJohn Hargadon, MDLewis Harge� , MDListianing Hariman, MDJames D. Harris, DOJennifer Harrison, MDEdmund R. Harrison, MDCatherine I. Hatvani, MDJames E. Heff ern, MDSomkiat Hemtasilpa, MDG. J. Herbison, MDErik S. Herman, MDMarcom E. Herren, DONemesio M. Herrera, Jr., MDStanley A. Herring, MDCarl A. Hertzman, MDJames D. Hinde, MDCourtney Hogendorn, MDThomas C. Hohmann, MDRoxanne A. Hon, MDSunkyung J. Hong, MDPaul W. Horchos, DOChi Tsou Huang, MDPavel Hudoba, MDMing L. Hung, MDRyon Hurh, MDDennis A. Ice, MDAnita M. Isaac, MDMichael D. Jackson, MDSco� J. Jarmain, MDGary E. Je� , MD

David K. Johnson, MDPeter D. Johnson, MDCarri A. Jones, MDAshok Kache, MDBrian S. Kahan, DOMarc S. Kallins, MDWilliam V. Kane, MDC. Gregory Kang, MDHo Kang, MDMartin Z. Kanner, MDRaman Kapur, MDElizabeth Karazim-Horchos, DOLuba Karlin, MDJames M. Kassube, MDHoward T. Katz, MDRostam Kavoossi, MDArthur J. Keating, Jr., MDSusan Keeshin, MDWilma C. Kellerman, MDEdward S. Kelley, MDCharles R. Kelly, MDSackdinanh Keomahathai, MDD. Casey Kerrigan, MDCharles G. Kevorkian, MDLaura B. Kezar, MDAllen M. Khademi, MDGautam K. Khakhar, MDAnwar A. Khan, MDThomas Kienbacher, MDMark R. Killman, MDLuke YuShik Kim, MDMin Kyung Kim, MDJin Bai Kim, MDDavid H. Kim, MDSang Beom Kim, MDMyoung Duck Kim, MDYong Rae Kim, MDBruce G Kinzy, MDPierre J. Kirwin, MDJeff A. Kleiner, MDJohn A. Kline, Jr., MDJennifer N. Klopfstein, MDPatricia A. Kno� , MDKevin W. Kopera, MDRon M. Koppenhoefer, MDRobert D. Kramberg, MD

R.J. Kreb, III, MDLisa S. Krivickas, MDDrupadi Kumar, MDTerry F Kung, DOMichael Kuo, MDErik M. Kussro, DOMahesh R. Kuthuru, MDMyron M. LaBan, BA MD MMScSwapnadip Lahiri, MDHuikang D. Lai, MDClaudia L. Lampel, MDLal T. Landham, MD FRCPThomas J. Langenegger, MDMartin P. Lanoff , MDHelena Lax, MDJohn M. Leclaire, MDEunice LeeAyse Lale Lee-Robinson, MDGerald J. Leglue, Jr., MDKristin E. Lelvis, MDViktoria Lemberikman, MDJonathan P. Lester, MDAaron M. Levine, MDCraig H. Lichtblau, MDRonald M. Lieberman, DORobert A. Lillo, MDJanet C. Limke, MDJanet C. Limke, MDCraig E. Lincoln, MDRobert M. Lindsey, MDSusan D. Lis, MDFrank W. Lopez, MDFrank E. Lorch, IV, MDXiang N. Luo, MDF. Shawn Madden, MDRobert L. Maiello, MDIan B. Maitin, MD MBAJesus A. Maldonado, MDBarbara Malicka-Rozek, MDMary I. Malone, MDNancy H. Maloney, MDJohn T. Maltese, MDHolmes B. Marchman, MDCrt Marincek, MDRobert A. Marini, MDRandy Marrinan, MD


Candido R. Martinez, MDStephen J. Masceri, MDEmile Mathurin, Jr., MDR. Samuel Mayer, MDJorge L. Mayoral, MDColin McCaul, MDFrank E. McDonald, MDMary K. McDonald, MDDaniel J. McHugh, MDJoseph Meerschaert, MD DABPMDavid A. Miller, MDS. David Miller, MDJorge D. Minor, MDDavid F. Mitchell, MDMichael Y. Mizhiritsky, MDRonald M. Mochizuki, MDSathish R. Modugu, MDJonathan R. Moldover, MDGabriella E. Molnar, MDMichael W. Molter, DOCarlos A. Montorfano, MDDamyanti G. Moorjani, MDPrasadarao B. Mukkamala, MDMuhammad A. Munir, MDPedro A. Murati, MDTimothy M. Murphree, MDWilliam C. Murphy, DORobert D. Nelson, MDKalliopi K. Nestor, MDChow H. Ng, MDJohn A. Nicholson, MDJoseph T. Nora, MDJohn P. Obermiller, MDDorene L. Opava-Ru� er, MDSteven C. Opersteny, MDRaphael S. Orenstein, MDJon A. Ostrowski, MDBryan J. O’Young, MDAyca D. Ozel, MDSung Woo Paik, MDJeff rey B. Palmer, MDNicholas R. Panaro, MDVinit Pande, MDThomas Y. Pang, MDDebra J. Panucci, MDRakesh A. Parikh, MD


Tracy A. Park, MDAtul B. Patel, MDSco� M. Paul, MDAlfred P. Pavot, MDKari E. Pedersen, MDMichael J. Pedoto, MDI Wen Penn, MD MARobert Pennington, MD PhDJane C.S. Perrin, MDYuliy Pershman, MDTerri L. Peterson, MDJudith R. Peterson, MDTimothy G. Pe� ingell, MDCarlos J. Placer, MDChristopher T. Plastaras, MDSunitha Polepalle, MDDavid G. Polin, MDJo Lynn Polk, MDTheodore S Powers, MDSusan S. Quinn, MDShaheda A. Quraishi, MDJonathan L. Raanan, MDMark C. Race, MDB.M. Reddy, MDAnil K. Reddy, MDArkam Rehman, MDMarc A. Reiskind, MDAnthony N. Ricci, MDSusan G. Rice, MDKenneth J. Richter, DOEdwin F. Richter, III, MDPat E. Riley, MDThomas J. Ripperda, MDJoshua Ri� enberg, MDJustin C. Riu� a, MDVeronica Rodriguez, MDDonna J. Roggenbuck, MDJoel R. Rojas, MDTimothy C. Romang, MDPatrick M. Rommel, DOMonte E. Rommelman, MDG.M. Rommers, MD PhDSandra K. Rosenberg, MDDaniel S. Rosenberg, MDAnatoly Rozman, MD MS PhDMark A. Rubenstein, MD

Johanna M. Ruess, MDFrank I. Russo, Jr., MDPeter Boutros Saadeh, MDJohn T. Sacha, MDVivencio L. Salcedo, Jr., MDBernade� e Santos, MDFrank B. Sarlo, MDTopalli K. Sastry, MBBSDeepthi S. Saxena, MDRenee D. Scharf, MDDavid A. Schiff , MDRonald M. Schilling, MDSeth D. Scholl, DOMichael P. Schuster, MDAnn H. Schu� , MDBelyn Schwartz, MDNeil A. Segal, MDThirumoorthi V. Seshan, MDTimothy P. Sesi, MDGino R. Sessa, MDMrunalini B. Shah, MDSanjay S. Shah, MDBesagarhally C. Shankara, MDJohn W. Sharpless, MDErik T. Shaw, DOLiane Sher, MDHong Shi, MD PhDGrigory Shtender, MDCatherine Siazon-Leviste, MDRussell H. Silver, MDJudy L. Silverman, MDHan Ki Sim, MDRobert M. Simon, MDDan I. Slater, MDReuben Sloan, MDPaule� e A. Smart-Mackey, MDWesley L. Smeal, MDM. Shawn Smith, MDBilly R. Smith, MDKenneth D. Smyth, MDDaniel Southern, MDDavid J. Spiteri, MDJennifer R. Steel, MDRobert C. Steinman, MDRobert M. Stern, MDDouglas Stevens, MD

J. Craig Stevens, MDAlvin M. Stinson, MDHenry H. Stonnington, MDSamuel L. Stover, MDRobert F. Strell, MDCynthia Su, MDWilliam M A. Suleiman, MDJames J. Sullivan, DODaniel J. Sullivan, DOAsma A Syed, MDLeonard J. Tananis, MDJose R. Tandoc, Jr, MDRebecca W. Tanner, MDRonald S. Taylor, MDSco� B. Taylor, MDCharles Terry, MDMarian E. TeSelle, MDSteven W. Thatcher, MDMary A. Thomas, MDRodney R. Thorley, MDDavid B. Tipton, MDRoxana Todirascu, MDKimberly Toglia� i-Tricke� , MDMichael Trimba, MDLyudmila Trimba, MD


Zinaida Turovsky, MDRichard S. Tu� le, MDVĳ ay B. Vad, MDJuan Valdez, MDNelson V. Valena, MDRonald VanDerNoord, MDGeorge Varghese, MDMary M. Vargo, MDHardik A. Vashi, DONeil R. Veggeberg, MDCesar B. Velasco, MDCarmen R. Ventocilla, MDMonica Verduzco-Gutierrez, MDJohn C. Vidoloff , MDGreg A. Vigna, MDJohn S. Vla� as, MDMarie A. Walker, MDZane T. Walsh, Jr., MDAllan Ward, MDMichael J. Ward, MDBarbara Wechsler, MDMark R. Weigle, MDArnold J. Weil, MDJeff rey B. Weinberg, MDKevin H. Weiner, MD

J. William Wellborn, MDCraig E. Whitmore, MDWilliam S. Whyte, MDMartin B. Wice, MDDarin K. Wilbourn, MDKaren L. Williams, MDKenneth Williams, MDRichard A. Wilson, MDDaniel C. Wing, MDMichael D. Wolk, MDJeff rey L. Woodward, MDSco� C. Woska, MDCleveland Wu, MDJun Xu, MDRavi Yadava, DORobert Yee, MDSam J. Yee, MDJodi L. Yelverton, MDJames A. Young, MDWillie M. Yu, MDEric Zellner, MDJeff rey A. Zipper, MDJoseph Zolot, MD

THE EDUCATION RESEARCH FUND (ERF)Since 2002, the Foundation for Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation has managed and admin-istered the awards program of the Education Research Fund. The goal of the fund is to pro-mote outstanding research in the fi eld of rehabilitation and recognize and encourage promis-ing young researchers.

ERF PATRONS ($1,000-$2,499)Praxedes V. Belandres, MDRichard S. Materson, MDMarcia Elfenbaum, MD

ERF SUPPORTERS ($100-$999)Samuel M. Bierner, MD MRMCharles G. Burgar, MDSam C. Colachis, Jr, MDWilliam M. Fowler, Jr, MDLisa Fugate, MDGlenn Gullickson, Jr., MD PhDEugen M. Halar, MD

Jeff rey S. Hecht, MDDavid K. Johnson, MDSangbock Kim, MDJai Sook S Park, MDJai Sook S Park, MDMichael M. Priebe, MDElliot J. Roth, MD

Kevin M. Satow, MDBarry S. Smith, MDRenat R. Sukhov, MDJohn Whyte, MD PhDJen Yu, MD PhD

ERF DONORS ($99 or less)Alicia M. Abels, MDCharles B. Alpert, MDEric L. Altschuler, MDSrinivas A. Bhumi, MDDennis J. Bonner, MDGilbert Brenes, MDDavid M. Crandell, MDChristopher Garrison, MD MBA

Christina V. Oleson, MDElaine Pico, MD FAAP FAAPMRBruce E. Porter, MDThirumoorthi V. Seshan, MDReuben Sloan, MDDeborah A. Venesy, MDKevin WieseSherry H. Young, MD

Mark J. Goddard, MDJennifer Harrison, MDJudith S. Hertanu, MDMing L. Hung, MDErik M. Kussro, DOEunice LeeMohamed Medhat, MD PhDAnne Marie Oberheu, MD

THE MUSCULOSKELETAL (MSK) FUNDPASSOR generously provided an endowment of $200,000 to the Foundation to support inno-vative musculoskeletal programs. As the fund grows, the Foundation plans to provide MSK Awards; the fi rst request for proposals was released in 2006 and the grant awarded in 2007.

MSK SUPPORTERS ($100-$999) David L. Bagnall, MDBarry L. Bakst, DOSamuel M. Bierner, MD MRMAndrea J. Boon, MDBrian R. Carter, MDRai Chi Chan, MDLarry H. Chou, MDLawrence W. Frank, MDSireen M. Gopal, MDEugen M. Halar, MDAnne Z. Hoch, DO PTMorris R. Horning, MDMa� hew D. Imfeld, MDKatie D. Irani, MDDavid K. Johnson, MDSangbock Kim, MDAnthony J. Margherita, MDJorge D. Minor, MDJulie A. Muche, MDAndrea H. Naylor, MDJai Sook S Park, MDHeidi Prather, DOKevin M. Satow, MDChristopher J. Tucker, DOTheera Vachranukunkiet, MD BSJoseph P. Zuhosky, MD

MSK DONORS ($99 OR LESS) Charles B. Alpert, MDBrian L. Bowyer, MDGuorong Dai, MDTimothy T. Davis, MDLeonel Fuentes, MDJonathan S. Halperin, MDLaura B. Kezar, MDErik M. Kussro, DOFrank E. Lorch, IV, MDAriz R. Mehta, MDNeal A. Mesnick, MDWalter Panis, MDBruce E. Porter, MDJonathan L. Raanan, MDMaria C. Rivera-Iturbe, MDJake Rowan, DOFrank J. Salvi, MDFrank J. Salvi, MDReuben Sloan, MDSteve R. Smith, MADeborah A. Venesy, MDKevin Wiese

The American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation continues to be the largest supporter of the Foundation, providing not only offi ce space, accounting and

IT support, but also over $91,000 in 2006.

JUSTUS LEHMANN FUNDJustus F. Lehmann MD (February 27, 1921 - April 28, 2006) was a prominent leader in physical medicine and rehabilitation, both na-tionally and internationally. Born in Königsberg, Germany, he stud-ied medicine at Johann Wolfgang Goethe University in Frankfurt and at the University of Leipzig. Dr. Lehmann was initially trained in internal medicine but an interest in physical modalities led him to study at the Max Planck Institute of Biophysics. In 1951 he moved to the United States to further pursue a study biophysics and physical medicine and rehabilitation (PM&R) at the Mayo Clinic, under the tutelage of Frank H. Krusen, MD.

Dr. Lehmann was recruited to serve as the founding chairperson of the Department of Rehabil-itation Medicine at University of Washington School of Medicine. He headed the department from 1957 to 1986; it was consistently ranked among the top PM&R departments in the United States under his leadership.

During his distinguished career, Dr. Lehmann was the recipient of American Congress of Re-habilitation Medicine’s Gold Key Award in 1971, the American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation’s Frank H. Krusen Award in 1983, and the Association of Academic Physiat-rists’ Distinguished Member Award in 1993.

In memory of the contributions Dr. Justus Lehmann made to the fi eld, Dr. Kristjan Ragnarsson and other members of the Foundation Board are establishing a Lehmann Fund. Donations are currently being solicited; we hope to provide an education/research grant or award through the fund in the future. Over $45,000 has been collected in contributions and pledges already. A comprehensive list of donors will appear in future issues of the Foundation UPDATE news-le� er and next year’s Annual Report.

Thanks all who have donated or made pledges to the Justus Lehmann Fund:Bruce E. Becker, MDLeighton Chan, MD MPHRobert J. Chesser, MDPaul C. Coelho, MDBarbara J. De Lateur, MD MSDr. and Mrs. Peter and Cynthia EsselmanBruce Gans, MDThaworn Hongladarom, MDGeorge H. Kra� , MD MSJohn L. Melvin, MDLinda J. Michaud, MDDr. and Mrs. Jeff rey and Sara PalmerDr. and Mrs. Kris and Rabby Ragnarsson

MAJOR GIFTS

Major gi� s give you the opportunity to provide a legacy to the fi eld of physical medicine rehabilitation by providing a reliable base to sustain the Foundation and our commitment to research and education. The Foundation can help you ensure that future generations of practi-tioners can provide patients with even greater knowledge, skills and eff ectiveness through our ongoing programs. There are a number of ways to provide support for the Foundation over many years; all major gi� s donors will receive the recognition listed above, as well as special acknowledgment befi � ing the level of your commitment and appropriate to your situation.

The KRUSEN CLUB (cumulative gi� s of $25,000 or more) was named for Dr. Frank Krusen, considered the founder of physiatry. Donors who consistently and generously support the Foundation will be given lifetime membership in the Krusen Club when their cumulative con-tributions reach $25,000. Our deepest gratitude go out to Drs. John Melvin and Carol Pate, the fi rst members of the Krusen Club.

LEGACY SOCIETY (planned gi� s) recognizes donors who have chosen to contribute through a will or bequest, a life insurance or retirement plan, charitable trust or donation of appreci-ated assets. Contact the Foundation offi ce at (312) 464-6646 or [email protected] for more information.

NAMED FUNDS can be set up for donors who are interested in making a major gi� in recogni-tion of an individual (ie, the Justus Lehmann Fund, prior page) or for a specifi c purpose. Contact the Foundation offi ce at (312) 464-6646 or [email protected] to discuss your options.

A LEADERSHIP GIFT ($5,000 or more) can be pledged and paid over the course of up to three years. Timing and size of installments is fl exible and can be arranged with the Foundation offi ce.

KRUSEN CLUB LEGACY SOCIETYDrs. John Melvin and Carol Pate Dr. Michael Furman Drs. Andrew Kirsteins and Anne Kirchmayer

LEADERSHIP GIFTSDavid L. Bagnall, MDBruce E. Becker, MDRael Bernier-SotoRandall L. Braddom, MD MSRobert P. Christopher, MDDavid X. Cifu, MDLewis Cohen, MDBarbara J. De Lateur, MD MSWalter R. Frontera, MD PhDGail L. Gamble, MDBruce M. Gans, MD

Steve M. Gnatz, MD MHACharles G. Kevorkian, MDJoel M. Press, MDKristjan T. Ragnarsson, MDElliot J. Roth, MDM. Elizabeth Sandel, MDReuben Sloan, MDHenry H. Stonnington, MDThomas E. Strax, MDMonica TietsworthClaire V. Wolfe, MD

2006FINANCIAL

STATEMENTSFor January 1, 2006-December 31, 2006

BALANCE SHEET

Assets 12/31/06 12/31/05 12/31/04

Cash and cash equivalents $146,225 $311,234 $219,164Investments 1,318,853 967,782 1,060,789Intercompany receivable 58,308 28,256 12,380Pledges & grants receivable 4,946 15,183 2,940Interest receivable 2,635 758 -Property and equipment, net 2.960 4,440 5,920

TOTAL ASSETS $1,533,927 $1,327,298 $1,301,193

Liabilities and Fund Balance

Liabilities Accounts Payable and accrued expenses $3,388 $158 $17,180 Intercompany payable 10,318 6,521 2,143 Deferred grant 50,000 - -Total Current Liabilities $63,705 $6,679 $19,323 Net Assets ERF temporarily restricted $901,112 $832,756 $802,124 MSK Board designated 263,069 248896 237,619 General operating funds 306,040 239,322 242,127 Total Net Assets $1,470,221 $1,320,974 $1,281,870

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $1,533,927 $1,327,653 $1,301,193

INCOME STATEMENT

Revenues 2006 2005 2004 2003

General Contributions $68,352 $49,054 $38,835 $116,676ERF Contributions 6,973 8,625 5,955 43,003MSK Contributions 4,771 5,490 15,778 15,785Academy Support 91,936 48,860 96,508 102,642Grants - 143,034 53,000 115,000Interest Income 21,035 12,665 5,023 2,511Investment Manager 84,491 46,567 65,762 97,124Miscellaneous 1,295 0 0 141,000Ride for Rehab contributions 3,294

TOTAL REVENUES 279,147 314,295 280,861 633,741

Expenses

Salaries and Benefi ts 66,686 45,950 97,221 105,698Operating Expenses 30,936 43,319 52,178 43,506Committee Expenses 7,044 20,335 35,295 10,693Program Expenses 25,234 165,587 42,885 26,392

TOTAL EXPENSES 129,900 275,191 227,579 186,289

NET INCOME 149,247 $39,104 $53,282 $447,452

EDUCATION RESEARCH FUNDIndividual gi� : $100 $250 $500 $1,000 $2,500 Other $_____________

Leadership gi� : Leadership gi� s may be paid in 1-3 installments; we will contact you to set up a schedule.Please indicate the total amount of your leadership gi� : $5,000 $10,000 Other $_____________ Please indicate the amount you wish to pay today: $_____________

MUSCULOSKELETAL FUNDIndividual gi� : $100 $250 $500 $1,000 $2,500 Other $_____________


GENERAL OPERATING FUNDIndividual gi� : $100 $250 $500 $1,000 $2,500 Other $_____________


JUSTUS LEHMANN FUNDIndividual gi� : $100 $250 $500 $1,000 $2,500 Other $_____________

FOR INFORMATION ABOUT OTHER PHILANTHROPIC OPPORTUNITIES I would like to receive information about creating a named or endowed program within the Foundation. I would like to receive information about participating in a planned giving program.

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FOUNDATION

Dr. Joel Press, AAPMR President and Medical Director of the Spine and Sports Rehabilitation Center at the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago, is undertaking a 3,861-mile cross-country bicycle ride from San Francisco to Boston on June 12, 2007 to build awareness of the role of physiatry and to raise funds for rehabilitation out-comes research. The Ride will take him from San Francisco to Boston, site of the 2007 AAPM&R Annual Assembly.

The Foundation is coordinating with the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago to promote Dr. Press’ Ride for Rehab through a national media campaign. The Ride for Rehab 2007 will promote awareness of the critical role physiatry and rehabilitation play in restoring function and improving quality of life for patients.

As part of the Ride for Rehab campaign, the Foundation for PMR is seeking donations from physiatrists and their patients, as well as corporate supporters. The Academy Resident Phy-sicians Council is coordinating local fundraising events in conjunction with their medical schools. All funds raised by the Ride for Rehab 2007 will be used for rehabilitation outcomes research.

Please support this eff ort by making a contribution to rehabilitation outcomes research that will continue to determine the best course of treatment for individuals who have suff ered a loss of function due to illness or injury. Your support for the Ride for Rehab will most likely benefi t you and those you love in the years to come, and your generosity is deeply appreciated. Thank you!

TO PLEDGE YOUR SUPPORT FOR DR. PRESS AND THE RIDE FOR REHAB, VISIT THE FOUNDATION WEB SITE AT

WWW.FOUNDATIONFORPMR.ORG.

For more information, contact:Phyllis J. Anderson, M.A., DirectorFoundation for Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation330 North Wabash Avenue, Suite 2500Chicago, Illinois 60611(312) 464-9700E-mail: [email protected]

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