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2017 GRATITUDE REPORT

United Methodist Elder Care

Adding Life to Years

Board of Directors Daniel P. Genannt, President Michael Cole, Vice President Bruce E. Andrews, Treasurer Hannah Bell-Lombardo, Secre-tary Nora Almond Douglas R. Burgess Rachel Filinson Robert K. Gauthier Rev. Althea V. Jackson Keith N. Johnson Rev. Dr. James Martin Gale O’Neil Valerie A. Perry Jason C. Preciphs, Esq. Francis A. Richards Don A. Ripley

EX OFFICIO Bishop Sudarshana Devadhar Rev. Dr. Seok-Hwan Hong, RISEM District Superintendent Myrna Griffith, Representa-tive, Winslow Gardens Resi-dents Dorothy Flowers, Representa-tive, Linn HCC Residents

Honorary Trustees Rev. George Abosamra Rev. John Almond Paul J. Bogosian Robert K. Bower W. Kathleen Brady John Browning Rev. Gregory D. Carpenter Joanne B. Dahmer Beverly Daley Marjorie Davis Rev. Julia A. Doutaz Frederick Ensley Phillip Grefé, Esq. Marcia L. Greiner Nancy Hajek Thomas Hemmendinger, Esq. William Jennings Donald Kennedy Paul J. Lamarre Dorothy Lamb Linda M. Mathewson, Esq. Philip McClintock Johnell Norton Carol Owens Rev. Dr. Bruce Pehrson Mary Jane Pelkey Thomas Peters, III Beverly Procknik Rev. Dr. David A. Purdy Cidalia Rocha Carol Shelton Edward Silberman Rebecca Silliman, MD, Ph.D. Norma Stinson M. Philip Susag Charles Tramontana Richard Watson

Management Staff

Arbor Hill Assisted Living Sherry Vieira, ALA Administrator Joann Draine, RN Director of Wellness Linn Health Care Center Cathy Donnelly, NHA Administrator

Debbie Camara, RN Director of Nursing Services

Rose Marie Cazzzani Director of Rehabilitation Therapy

Jan Rupert Director of Activities Richalie Cotter Director of Social Services St. Germain Assisted Living Michael Stevens, ALA Administrator United Methodist Elder Care Richard Gamache, MS, FACHCA Chief Executive Officer Shirlee Fleet, MBA Director of Finance Joseph E. King Director of Environmental Services Nicholas Pereira Director of Food Services Winslow Gardens Sandra M. Cullen, LPN, ALA Regional Director of Operations Janine Vales-Neves, RNC, BSN Director of Wellness

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Adding life to years...

Our Mission To provide a community where older persons may live in comfort, dignity, and with purpose. Winslow Gardens Winslow Gardens, located in a residential neighborhood in East Providence, RI, offers a combination of independent-living subsidized apartments and affordable assisted living options for low to moderate income individuals 62 years or older. We have efficiency units as well as one bedroom units that can accommodate one and two person living arrangements.

Linn Health Care Center In the adjacent Linn Health Care Center, we offer skilled nursing home care, various levels of post-hospital care, on-site rehabilitation as well as short and long-term care in private or semi-private rooms in a compassionate extended care community.

Arbor Hill Assisted Living Arbor Hill is located in the heart of the historic Federal Hill area in Providence and pro-vides housing and services for seniors of modest means. It offers assisted living facili-ties with housing units for one to two persons with full dining, personal care and medi-cation assistance, health services, housekeeping, laundry, and transportation as well as a wide variety of planned activities and outings. At all three subsidiary organizations, on-site activities staff work to create a warm, en-riching, and inviting community life with financial assistance and subsidies available for those who qualify.

ElderCare Consultants, LLC ElderCare Consultants, LLC, a division of United Methodist Elder Care, manages an affordable assisted living community at Woonsocket Housing Authority’s St. Germain Manor in Woonsocket, RI. At St. Germain, ElderCare Consultants offers hands-on assis-tance and supportive services such as activities, dining, nursing, medication manage-ment and more. At all of our communities, we welcome residents of all religious, ethnic, cultural, and socio-economic backgrounds.


“You let us do the driving…” ...Your impact

“You all grew on me.” It was thirty years ago when Charlie Domina’s daughter-in-law Val, UMEC’s Ac-tivity Director at the time, just knew that Charlie would be the perfect person with his newly acquired retirement for a posi-tion that she had in mind. And, Charlie gave in. Soon, he found him-self taking residents shopping, driving to local restaurants and other outing destina-tions, and doing whatever else he was called on to do. In 2002, he saw how everyone living at Winslow Gardens just loved it there and he decided to move in himself.

Then in 2007, Charlie decided it was time to give up his van “job,” but that was-n’t the end of Charlie helping out. He began helping out at the Country Store. Over the past thirty years, he has given an incredible 5,867 hours of volunteer service. And, now he is finally ready to really retire. For the past twenty of those thirty years, Charlie has called UMEC home and says that the care and supports that everyone provides there are done with such love, that he just couldn’t think of calling any other place home. And today, at 92, Charlie, who has given so much to so many over the years, is now himself being well taken care of in the place that he loves. Most importantly though, he agrees, “It is finally time for me to retire and let UMEC do the driving!” And, after all he has done, we couldn’t agree more.


Summarized Financials Below is a report of our consolidated summarized financial statements for the year ending December 31, 2016, and 2015 as independently audited for United Methodist Elder Care . Full financial statements are available on request.

Thank you for your investment in our mission!

2016 2015

REVENUE

Net patient service revenue $ 6,616,901 $ 6,885,338

Rental income $ 2,469,990 $ 2,669,137

Meals and other services $ 1,628,557 $ 1,193,382

$10,715,448 $10,747,857

EXPENSES

Administrative and general $ 3,395,470 $ 3,731,278

Interest $ 188,955 $ 233,126

Depreciation $ 453,338 $ 454,074

Daily service expense* $ 6,097,527 $ 6,077,400

Real estate and property taxes $ 4,905 $ 11,583

Plant operations and maintenance $ 885,747 $ 946,050

Health care provider assessments $ 356,127 $ 405,687

$ 11,382,069 $ 11,859,198

OTHER INCOME

Donation and bequests $ 91,127 $ 164,474

Grant income $ 193,036 $ 189,810

Interest and investment income $ 1,994 $ 2,939

Estimated settlement adjustments $ 53,929 $ 117,549

Realized gain on sale of investments $ 57 $ 19,002

Net unrealized gain (loss) on investments $ 193, 036 $ 189,810

Retroactive tax abatement $ - $ 195,389

Loss on disposal of assets $ - $ (4,985)

Net assets restricted released $ 57,601 $ 90,447

Other income $ 19,793 $ 21,501

$ 417,724 $ 776,151

Revenues and other income under ex-penses

$ (248,897) $ (335,190)

Net assets released from restrictions for property acquisitions

$ 92,381 $ 36,685

Net assets released from restrictions for debt relief

$ 28,957 $ 121,559

Change in unrestricted net assets $ (127,559) $ (176,946)


Individual Giving George Abosamra UMEC Activity Dept. Joseph Agostinelli William Aldrich Al Belisle J. Stephen Bentz John Bettencourt Gregory Brown Susan Brunelle Theresa Buchanan John Burns Edward Buxton David Caldwell John Carney Deborah Castellano Susanne Chrystie Eloise Collins Linda Cwiek Steve Dion Jean Dorval Julia A. T. Doutaz Frederick Ensley Manny Fernandes Robert Firby Margaret Fletcher Robert Gauthier Howard Gay Linda Gousie Renee Grant-Kane Myrna Griffith Walter Gross Nancy Hajek George Harraka Carole Hayes Thomas Hemmendinger Betty Holmes Michael Janusonis Carol Johnson Joan Klein Frank Leporacci Marilyn Lewis

The Estate of Ross E. Lilly Mark Marot Lucille Martin Robert Mason Elizabeth Mason Mickey McCabe Mary Beth McDonald Patricia McInroy Kathleen McKenna Allan Moffatt Mark Moffett Kris Morrill William Murphy John Post Jason Preciphs Richard Primmer David Raymond Francis Richards Thomas Ridolfi Willard Robinson John Schaeuble Richard Selby Donald Senna Irene Silva Mary Smith M. Philip Susag Mary Ann Thurber Susan Thurston Jean Trench Irene Tuchapsky Amelia Turcotte James Urquhart Dorothy Venning Catherine Wakefield A. Carolyn Waltman Harold Ward Phil West

Organizational Giving Alert Ambulance AmazonSmile Foundation Arnold Mills UMC Ashland Federated UMC Barrington UMC Christ UM Women of Kingston Christ UMC of Southwick Citizens Charitable Foundation Columbia Falls UM Women CVS Health Danielson UMC East Bay Toastmasters Club East Greenwich UMC East Providence Lions Club Epworth UMC of Pawtucket First UMC of Pittsfield First UMC of Warren/Bristol FM Global Foundation Friendship UMC Greene UMC Hope Hospice & Palliative Care Jon Almond Artworks Law Offices of William J. Conley, Jr. Memorial UMC of Taunton Middlebury UMC New England Conference North Ferrisburgh UMC Orleans UMC Pawtucket Credit Union Pleasant St. UMC of Waterville The Rhode Island Foundation Rockville UM Women Shepherd of the Valley UM Women Somerset UMC Subway Sandwich Shop Sudbury UMC Union UMC of Fall River United Church of Fairfax

Our Donors… Without YOU, our passionate and dedicated community of donors and funders, the care of our elders would be impossible. We cannot thank you enough for the difference you make to each and every one of them.


UM Women CUMC Middleboro United Way of Providence United Way of Greater Portland Wesley UMC of Lincoln Wood's Heating Service

In Memory Of George and Betty Baker Marion Slater Mary DuBois Gene Costantino Richard Farnsworth, Sr. Anonymous Bob and Dorothy Faulkner Robert Mason Salvatore C. Fratantaro Frank Bastone Steven-Bastone Salvatore Fratantaro Joseph Paolicelli Irene Giguere John Gaynor Bert Hanson Anonymous Elmer Hoyle Donald Hoyle Mary P. Johnson Carol Johnson Elizabeth Kilch Manuel Vales Mary Laidler Joan Howe The Estate of Mary Laidler Ralph Nunes Fay O. Malo Beverly Cantini

Frances McSally Jennifer Champagne Christopher Howell John Jeannotte Steve Lutz Suzanne Lytle Patricia McInroy Michael McSally Peter Mullen John Paine M. Mary Rebeck Nancy Shackett Miriam Moran John Bischof John and Edna Nelson Edward Marchand Arland Noyes Nancy Powell Georgia O'Rourke John O'Rourke Nick Panchinia Norma Jenckes UMEC Residents David Caldwell Leno Ridolfi M. Ridolfi Family Fund Richard Ridolfi David and Edna Ripley Gerald Leach The Estate of Edna Ripley Joan Ryding Norman Auger Cheryl Bianchi Kathryn Guilmette Robert Perreault Edward Reilly Raymond Rodrigues William Ryding Elizabeth Shorrock Cathleen-Studley Joan Vater

Ridgway Shinn P. William Hutchinson Mildred Smith Donald Senna Mary Urquhart James Urquhart Leonard Werst Dorothy Werst In Honor Of Eleanor DelSanto Carol Arujo Dan Genannt TD Bank Gale Walker David Stephenson

Circle of Friends Monthly Sustainer Society Rev. and Mrs. Jonathan Almond Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bower Robert Gauthier Mary Jane Pelkey Mr. and Mrs. Francis Richards Dr. Carol Shelton Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Stinson

Grants and Foundations CDBG of East Providence CVS Health Community Heroes Episcopal Charities of Rhode Island Joint Committee on Legislative Ser-vices – House and Senate Ocean State Charities Trust The Rhode Island Foundation This list reflects those who have contrib-uted monetarily during our fiscal year January 1, 2016 through December 31, 2016. We apologize in advance for any mistakes and/or omissions.

...In Great Gratitude


Securing Our Future

The Morrill Martin Society is named for the Rev-erend Morrill Martin, a devoted United Methodist, whose vision, determination and energy was instrumen-tal in the establishment of the United Methodist Retire-ment Center. In fact, in 1965, as Executive Secretary of the Board of Missions, Health and Welfare, and Chair of the ‘Three-Fold Challenge’ in the New England Southern Conference, he led the effort to raise nearly half a mil-lion dollars toward funding the retirement center. It opened in 1971 with Morrill as the president of the Board of Trustees.

The Morrill Martin Society recognizes people who continue the tradition of

support for United Methodist Elder Care, through their estate planning and/or major gifts directed to the endowment fund.

One becomes a member through gifts of any of the following methods: Bequests Life insurance policies Gift annuities Charitable trusts Retained life estates Individual Retirement Accounts (IRA’s) Gift valued at $1,000 or more directed to the endowment fund

Please join with the many individuals over the years, who have had the foresight and generosity to plan for the future support of the work of United Methodist Elder Care. We encourage you to consider a charitable investment to the United Methodist Elder Care Communities. For information on legacy, lead-ership gifts or endowed funds, please contact us at (401) 438-4456 or [email protected].


Current members

Anonymous

Thomas and Beverly Daley Charles G. Domina, Jr.

Nancy C. Hajek Thomas S. Hemmendinger, Esq. and

Rev. Ellen Casey Richard L. & Karen Hodgkinson,

In memory of Josephine Hodgkinson Thomas J. and Jean Peters, III Douglas A. and Lisa A. Procter

Bertha Sayles, In memory of Ed Sayles

Deborah E. Shipp Howard M. and Marian W. Spiro

M. Philip Susag

In memoriam

Beulah C. Anderson,

in memory of Russell Anderson Alice E. Akstin John Akstin, Jr.

Russell Anderson Everett H. Backstrom

Jeanette P. Baxter Helen F. Bessette

Ruth Bodeen Grace M. Bowen Carleton J. Bulley

Ada M. Carroll Dorothy H. Clifton

Sylvio Derouin Louise D. Erhardt

Walter and Marian Fernandes Hazel A. Green Albert J. Hajek

Alfred E. and Elinor Hersey

Betty L. Holloway Hope E. Ivers

Gertrude P. Kelly Doris M. Jackson Esther Johnson

Ruth M. Josephson Mildred E. Lilly

Ross E. Lilly Lt. Col. Ruby W. Linn Helen N. Mansfield

Angela Market Thomas H. Markert Jennyvee L. Martin Morrill O. Martin Agnes V. McBride Frances McCarthy

Lillian Monsen Elwell H. Perry Mary C. Moore

Georgia O’Rourke Irma Pemberton

Anne Fenton Renfrew Rev. David A. Ripley

Edna F. Ripley Patricia Salisbury Blenna Skinner

Elizabeth F. Simpson Margaret Smith Joanne F. Susag

Doris M. Thornton Edith Putnam Thornton

Margaret T. Walker Lily Walsh

Marjorie Welt Harris O. Whitman

Paul E. Willson

Phyllis Willson D. Fay Zinn

Morrill Martin Society


You make a difference…

The future of how we care for our elder generation isn’t clear. In fact, many are rightfully concerned about the healthcare system and the diminishing finan-cial support that many of our residents have come to rely on for their care.

Our mission is to add life to years. As a nonprofit facility, the little funding we

have left over goes to add life to years through activities, special training for staff, and ensuring that our care teams have more time to spend in conversation with our seniors, instead of rushing on to the next patient.

As the government cuts healthcare dollars, it is forcing the needs of those we serve into smaller buckets. We, at United Methodist Elder Care “UMEC,” need to ensure that the quality care offered at Winslow Gardens, Linn Health Care Cen-ter, Arbor Hill, and St. Germain Assisted Living does not diminish as a result. We rely on your generous support to ensure that our seniors do not live in isola-tion and receive the very best of care. As President, I am so honored when people ask me why I help out at UMEC. It’s not just the care my Dad received or the same care my wife’s Grandmother was privileged to receive either. It’s how when I walk through the halls people stop me to say how much they enjoy being there. They tell me how many miles they walk just doing laps down the hallway. I hear that they do not know what would have happened had they not found a home here with us. It’s the Rehabilitation services that gave them their life back and, of course, the caring staff that fulfills our mission every day. You, our generous donors, make a difference every day to those we serve by allowing us to sustain services not reimbursable by government aid or insur-ance. We give you special thanks for making that real difference in the lives of those we serve.

Daniel P. Genannt President, United Methodist Elder Care


You are mission…

Although just two months into my new role as Chief Executive Officer, I have already witnessed several examples of staff members going above and beyond the call of duty to make sure residents are safe, comfortable and cared for in a manner that is consistent with promoting their well-being.

You can be assured; there is a lot of good that is going on within this organi-

zation.

I have also noticed that these exemplary practices of staff members are en-tirely consistent with the intentions and actions of the Board of Trustees. There is a direct and obvious correlation between the work of the Board and the work of the staff that is the result of the culture that permeates the entire organization. It would seem that this culture has been consciously nurtured by the leaders of United Methodist Elder Care for years, and has been passed to the current Board by those who served before them, especially those who con-tinue to serve as Honorary Trustees. It starts with you supporting our mission and flows through Winslow Gar-dens, Linn Health Care Center, Arbor Hill, and St. Germain Manor, manifesting itself in the meaningful interactions that make up the daily lives of the residents. The actions of the staff as well as the direction and tone established by the Board do so much to enhance our resident’s well-being. “We are a community where older persons live in comfort, dignity and pur-pose.”“ We are, indeed. I am happy to be a part of it, and grateful that you choose to support it.

Richard Gamache Chief Executive Officer

You are adding life to years

…thank you!

Winslow Gardens

Linn Health Care Center

Arbor Hill Assisted Living

ElderCare Consultants, LLC

United Methodist Elder Care Communities

40 Irving Avenue

East Providence, RI 02914

Tel: (401) 438-4456

Fax: (401) 431-9166

Proud members of

RIALA The Rhode Island Assisted Living Association

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