Health care changespractically every day.No other industryundergoes such a

rapid transformation. We arecontinually embracing newadvancements in prevention,diagnosis, treatment andsupport services. ?is year,Monongahela ValleyHospital (MVH) marks our40th anniversary of enhancingthe health of the residents ofthe mid-Monongahela Valley.In 1978, when our Hospitalopened its doors, the health care industry was facingmany challenges — much like today. It is an understatementto say that we have come a long way in those four decades.

Today, MVH’s medical staff has grown to more than225 physicians in over 40 specialties. Our Charles L. andRose Sweeney Melenyzer Pavilion and Regional CancerCenter, which was the first of its kind in Washington,Fayette and Greene counties and continues to be one of thefew independent cancer centers in the region, offers some

therapies that are not even available at larger academicfacilities. ?rough the years, we have introducedprograms and services, such as hyperbaric oxygen therapyin our Center for Wound Management, telemedicine forthe evaluation of strokes, the Orthopedic Institute for totaljoint replacement and our Cardiac Catheterization Labwith angioplasty, which ensure that residents of thisregion do not have to travel far from home for cutting-edge medical care. Most recently, we expanded ouroutpatient services with the opening of MonongahelaValley Hospital Outpatient Center — California. As wesay in our ads, our Health System is “Close to you, butfar from ordinary.”

While health care may be constantly changing, onefactor which will never change is our resolve to deliverhigh-quality medical care today, tomorrow and for yearsto come.

Message to the Community

Louis J. Panza Jr.President and CEO

YEARS OFEXCELLENCE

Annual Report Year Ended June 30, 2018

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Physicians andnurses in the EmergencyDepartment chart the patients’ care.

During the fiscal year, MVH completed Phase II of theEmergency Department renovation, which was madepossible through the generous support of Archie and ToniAllridge, owners of locally owned Giant Eagles. =e projectincluded modernization of the treatment rooms to improvesafety for patients and visitors as well as functionality forhospital staff. =e new rooms are organized in a standardfashion so that when medical providers enter, they knowthe exact location of their medical equipment and suppliesin every room, which can be vital in life-threateningsituations. In addition, each room features new IV polltracks, computer workstations and wall storage units forgreater efficiency along with chairs, flat-screen televisionsand privacy curtains for patient and visitor comfort.

Emergency Medicine

Treatment rooms are standardized in the EmergencyDepartment.

The mission of Monongahela Valley Hospital isto enhance the health of the residents of themid-Monongahela Valley. From the day our doorsopened, a multidisciplinary team of clinicians and

support staff has delivered patient- and family-centeredcare in a compassionate environment. Today, we continueto provide “the care we would want for our own mothers.”During Fiscal Year 2018, the Hospital introducedenhancements that will help secure our position as theHospital of choice for the people of the region.

40 Years of Excellence —Patient Care

A patient is transported into the Emergency Department.

Circa 1978

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Poised to cut the ribbon in TheOrthopedicGroup’s newHealthPlex suite are front row (l. to r.) KennethMolinero,D.O.; Allan Tissenbaum,M.D.; Thomas F. Brockmeyer,M.D., Ph.D.; CarolynShumaker, practicemanager; R. CarlynBelczyk, chairmanofMVH’sBoardof Trustees;Scott L. Baron,M.D.; and Louis J. Panza Jr.,MVHpresident andCEO.Back row (l. to r.) EricNabors,M.D.; JoseRamirez-Del Toro,M.D.;MarkHofbauer,D.P.M.; Thomas J. Cullen,MVHsenior vicepresident; AnthonyCuneo,M.D., Ph.D.; andAri E. Pressman,M.D.

Today, people want the easy access to their physiciansand testing that is afforded by outpatient facilities.

During Fiscal Year 2018, Monongahela Valley Hospital’soutpatient services expanded with the opening of theMonongahela Valley Hospital Outpatient Center —California. =e newly remodeled building housesCalifornia Imaging, a blood draw center and a primarycare physician, as well as general and orthopedic surgeons.

MVH strengthened our presence in Rostraver Townshipby rebranding the WillowPointe Plaza facility as theMonongahela Valley Hospital HealthPlex. For more than adecade, our health system occupied nearly 70 percent ofthe building. MVH purchased the building in 2017. =eHealthPlex is one of the area’s most advanced, medicallyintegrated health and wellness complexes in the region.It was also one of the first medical malls to providenumerous physician offices and health and fitness servicesunder one roof. Services include the Center for Fitnessand Health, MVH’s Cardiac and Pulmonary Rehabilitation,Occupational Medicine, HealthPlex Imaging, ValleyOutpatient Rehabilitation and Vale-U-Health, as well asprimary care, orthopedic, neurosurgery and women’shealth physician offices.

In December 2017, =e Orthopedic Group, a team ofsurgeons and physicians who specializes in physicalmedicine and rehabilitation, moved from the first floor of

Outpatient Care

Shownabove is the exterior of the newMonongahela ValleyHospital Outpatient Center—California.

TheMonongahela ValleyHospital HealthPlex sign is prominentformotorists to see alongRoute 51.

the HealthPlex to the renovated fourth floor. =e Group’sspacious new suite features three patient tracks thatenable multiple physicians to provide diagnosis andtreatment to people simultaneously, and two on-siteX-ray units to provide greater convenience to patients.

Somemembers of the Patient and Family Advisory Council during a tour of the EmergencyDepartment include (l. to r.)TheresaCorbitt, CatherineGlad, Sherry Erdely andAlisonDucoli.

Diagnostic Imaging is another area that has experienced asignificant transformation at MVH during the past four decades.MRIs and CT scans were in their infancy when the Hospitalopened. Today, the technology used at the Hospital and at theoutpatient diagnostic facilities is among the most advancedavailable. Our non-claustrophobic MRI units combinestate-of-the-art technology with patient comfort to pinpointproblems throughout the body. New CT scanners provide wideropenings and cutting-edge dose reduction technology withexceptional image quality. In addition, our 4-D ultrasoundgenerates the most detailed images available during pregnancy.

Monongahela Valley Hospital offers diagnostic imaging servicesto fit many schedules. For patient convenience, Saturday andevening services are now offered at HealthPlex Imaging andRostraver Imaging.

Diagnostic Imaging

Ie Patient and Family Advisory Council is a newinitiative comprised of patients, family members,community members, Hospital staff and volunteers. IeCouncil was formed during Fiscal Year 2018 to ensure thatMonongahela Valley Hospital is meeting the needs of our

Patient and Family Advisory Council

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TheMRI unit at California Imaging is one of themosttechnologically advanced available.

patients. Members provide supportive channels ofcommunication between patients, families and Hospitalstaff and provide feedback on the delivery of services.In addition, they provide input to the Hospital staff andparticipate in education on a variety of health care topics.

Monongahela Valley Hospital was built by thecommunity for the community. Every year, peopleand organizations from throughout our region donatetime, funds and durable goods to help provide patients

and their families with the highest level of care and comfort.

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40Years of Excellence—Community Support

Auxilianswhowere honored for their years of service at the Auxiliary’s 2018Annual Dinner include front row (l. to r.) Patricia Vigliotti, Kay Blair, SherryCramer andGeorgettaWiles. In the back roware (l. to r.) ArleneHaney, CarolMorgan and Judith Trypus. In addition, GeorgettaWiles andCarolMorganwere honored as LifeMembers.

The first officers of the Auxiliary of Monongahela Valley Hospital

include front row (l. to r.) Ann Bagay, Florence Rossomme and

Grace Colvin. Standing (l. to r.) are Margaret Cutwright,

Pat Lorenzi, Lois Phillips, Lois O’Brien and Martha Holsopple.

In 1978, the auxiliaries of Charleroi-Monessen Hospital andMonongahela Memorial Hospital became one organization — theAuxiliary of Monongahela Valley Hospital. During the past 40 years,the members of the Auxiliary donated more than 254,000 hours oftheir time providing services to the Hospital and its patients; and,raised more than $3,463,000 to enhance patient care. Ie funds theyraised during Fiscal Year 2018 were used to purchase a power examtable for oncology patients; a dialysis chair, recliners and equipmentfor 5-East Rehabilitation patients; a prime bed for the EmergencyDepartment; and new furniture for the Behavioral Health Unit.

TheAuxiliaryofMonVale-HealthResources, Inc.

During Fiscal Year 2018, theOlivia Scott Foundationdonateddozens of books toMVH’s Center for Children’sRehabilitation,which provides specialized services tomeet the rehabilitation needs of children andadolescents.

Ie people of the mid-Mon Valley are knownto have big hearts. When it comes to friendshelping friends and neighbors helping neighbors,local residents are at the top of the list.Monongahela Valley Hospital is often therecipient of the community’s generosity throughdirect contributions to the Hospital’s Office ofFund Development by employees, volunteers anddonors; participation in fundraising events; anddonations of items which enhance patient care.

On May 19, 2018, Gala 30: “Galactic Night”raised funds for the Hospital and providedout-of-this-world fun. Ie event was sponsoredby the Mon-Vale Health Resources FundDevelopment Committee and MVH’s Office ofFund Development. Nearly 600 guests dressedin their best “galactic” attire to raise $155,000for the Hospital. In addition, the audience learnedthat Ie Monongahela Valley Hospital Foundationwas being developed.

Ie 14th Annual MVH/Lois Orange DucoeurBreast Cancer Walk broke records in terms of thenumber of participants and the funds raised.More than 500 members of the community filledthe streets of Charleroi to raise more than$40,000 to support the prevention, earlydetection and treatment of breast cancer in thecommunity at Monongahela Valley Hospital.

More than 450 employees participated in theHospital’s 2018 “Hearts that Care” EmployeeGiving Campaign, contributing a total of$128,000. Not only did employee giving exceedthe goal, the Campaign raised enough funds toequip a Simulation Center where health careprofessionals can learn using computerizedtraining mannequins which are programmedto replicate medical situations. Ie funds werealso used to purchase a second digital, portableX-ray unit that can be taken to patients’ roomsand display images within seconds.

Officeof FundDevelopment

Since the dayMonongahela Valley Hospitalopened, nurses have been the core ofthe patient care team.>rough the years,the nurses’ uniforms andmethods of

monitoring and caring for patients have changed,but their commitment to providing skilled andcompassionate care remains steadfast. MVHnurses are leaders in every aspect of health andwellness delivery, education, evidence-basedresearch and policy formation.>e nurses atMVH are part of a dedicated team of employeeswhowork in every area of the Hospital todeliver the high quality of care that peopleexpect from our health system.

>e nurses at Monongahela Valley Hospitalstrive to provide positive experiences for thepatients and families who select our healthsystem for their care.

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40Years of Excellence—GoingAbove andBeyond

TonyCintron, RN, nursing supervisor and 2013Cameos of Caring® Award recipient (standing), discusses a cardiacreadingwith themedical team.

A medical team discusses cardiac readings

at Monongahela Valley Hospital. Circa 1978

Laurie Chester displays herProtin Award.

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Nursing dates back to themid-1800swhen Florence Nightingale helped savelives by creating a caring environmentthat promoted health andwellbeing.Today, the nurses at MonongahelaValley Hospital go above and beyondproviding patient- and family-centeredcare, while serving as advocates,educators and counselors. In 1999,the University of Pittsburgh Schoolof Nursing established the Cameosof Caring Program to recognizeexceptional bedside nurses whoworkin acute-care hospitals. Each spring,during National HospitalWeek,MVH recognizes the nurses whowerenominated by their peers for theprestigious Cameos of Caring Award.Fourteen nurses were nominated bytheir peers for this prestigious awardin Fiscal Year 2018.

CameosofCaring®Award

JosephMuntan,a registered nursein MonongahelaValley Hospital’sEmergencyDepartment, isliving his dream.Mr. Muntan, whobegan “chasingambulances” atthe age of 15,chose a careeras a paramedic.However, whilehe was fightinga battle with aserious healthchallenge, hevowed that if hemade it through his therapy hewould becomea nurse andwork for the hospital that savedhis life. Mr. Muntan is a skilled andcompassionate nurse. For his dedication andwillingness to go above and beyond inproviding care, he was named the Hospital’s2018 Cameos of Caring awardee.Whileworking in emergencymedicine can beextremely stressful, Mr. Muntan’s co-workerssay that he “is devoted to his patients andtheir families as well as his co-workers andcommunity. Hemakes excellent critical caredecisions; talks with patients and families asif they were his own; and shows a positiveattitude for patient care in all overwhelmingconditions.”When accepting the Cameoshonor, Mr. Muntan said, “You can be thebiggest health care system in the world, butyou cannot be the best because the best isright here.”

EDNurseNamed the2018Cameos Awardee

Many people cried tears of joy when Laurie Chester, an assistant in the Human ResourcesDepartment, was honoredwith the 2018 Edward J. Protin Memorial Award. Mrs. Chesteris one of the first people applicants meet when they arrive for their interviews and shemakes them feel welcome and at ease. She tirelessly raises money that impacts peoplewho come toMonongahela Valley Hospital for breast cancer care. She has planned andhosted two comedy events and a Paint ‘n’ Sip to fund bells that patients ring at the endof their treatments. Mrs. Chester also raised funds to support theWig Salon and topurchase comfort items for women receiving breast cancer therapies.>e Protin Awardis one of the Hospital’s highest honors. It is given to a personwho has 10 ormore yearsof service and exhibits significant contributions to the health system over and abovewhat is required.

Edward J. ProtinMemorial Award

Seated (l. to r.) are 2018Cameos ofCaring nomineesGabrielle Dalfonso,RN, 6-West; andAmanda Turnbull,RN, 5-East/Rehab. Standing (l. to r.)are AshleyHardinger, RN, CCU; andAlishaDetman, RN, PCU.

Five nurses recognizedby their peersas Cameonominees seated (l. to r)includeMarianneDevers, RN,OR;andCassie Solomon, RN, SameDaySurgery. In the back row (l. to r.) areJackieHutchins, RN, ICU;GavinBordogna, RN, 6-East; andKateyMull, RN, 7-West.

Nurses fromevery area of inpatientcare are represented asCameos ofCaring nominees. Pictured in the frontrow (l. to r.) are Rachael Lonce, RN,4-PCU; andMelissaMarchesini, RN,Behavioral Health. In the back row(l. to r.) are KimGostkowski, RN, PACU;JosephMuntan, RN, EmergencyDepartment; andDenise Thorn, RN,Mon-ValeOncologyDepartment.

JosephMuntan isMVH’s 2018Cameos of Caring awardee.

When most people leave Monongahela Valley Hospital, they are extremely satisfied with the quality of care they receive.Often, they share their positive experiences with their family, friends, neighbors and prestigious national groups.During Fiscal Year 2018, MVH was once again recognized by highly respected organizations.

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40Years of Excellence—National Recognition

In November 2017, Ie Joint Commission visited the Hospital toconduct their triennial survey. For four days, a team of respectedsurveyors carefully examined MVH operations at the Hospital and ouroutpatient locations; upon their conclusion, MVH received fullcertification.

The JointCommission

From the first day of orientation, new hires learn ourpatient- and family-centered philosophy because it's ourway of life. Each MVH staff member is committed topatient safety, comfort and well-being. We strive toexceed patient expectations by providing exceptional care.Iis high level of care was recognized by Healthgrades®

when it awarded the Hospital its “Outstanding PatientExperience Award™” for the second consecutive year. Iis distinctionrecognizes MVH among the top 15 percent of hospitals nationwide.

Patient Satisfaction

For the third consecutive time, Monongahela Valley Hospital has beenawarded an “A” for our efforts in protecting patients from harm andmeeting the highest safety standards from Ie Leapfrog Group, aWashington, DC-based organization aiming to improve health carequality and safety for consumers and purchasers. Ie Leapfrog Group’sHospital Safety Score of an “A” recognizes the commitment shown bythe physicians, nurses and staff at Monongahela Valley Hospital todeliver safe and quality care to every patient, every day. Iis ratingconfirms our staff's commitment to applying best practices to ensurethe safety and well-being of our patients.

Patient Safety

Monongahela Valley Hospital has been named “One ofAmerica's 100 Best Hospitals for Coronary Intervention”by Healthgrades. Ie hospitals that have achieved thisdistinction have demonstrated a commitment toexceptional quality of care and can distinguish themselvesto consumers seeking care at high-quality facilities.

Ie Women’s Choice Award® recognized MVH as one of“America’s Best Hospital’s for Heart Care.” Ie award signifies that MVHis in the top 9 percent of 4,812 U.S. hospitals offering heart care services.

Ie American Heart Association presented MVH with the “Get WithIe Guidelines®—Heart Failure Gold Plus Quality Achievement Award.”Ie award recognizes the Hospital's commitment to ensuring thatheart failure patients receive the most appropriate treatment accordingto nationally recognized, research-based guidelines founded in thelatest scientific evidence.

Monongahela Valley Hospital received the American HeartAssociation’s “Get With Ie Guidelines® — AFIB Silver QualityAchievement Award” for implementing quality improvement for themanagement of patients with atrial fibrillation.

MVH was recognized with the Mission: Lifeline® NSTEMI BronzeQuality Achievement Award for implementing quality improvementmeasures for the treatment of patients who suffer severe heart attacks.

CoronaryCare

Ie American Heart Association/American Stroke Association recognizedMVH with the “Get With Ie Guidelines®-Stroke Gold Plus Quality AchievementAward with Target: StrokeSM Honor Roll.”Ie award was presented to the Hospitalfor our commitment to providing the most appropriatestroke treatment according to nationally recognized,research-based guidelines based on the latest scientificevidence.

Stroke

During the presentation of the StrokeGold Plus Award, picturedfront row (l. to r.) are Kathleen Slebodnik, RN, nursemanager;Kristen Pergola, data qualitymanager, UtilizationReview; KellyMacheska, AmericanHeart Association;Maggie Timko, RN, strokecare coordinator; GinaHrach, director, Quality and SystemsImprovement, AmericanHeart Association/American StrokeAssociation; Natalee Peters, RN, EmergencyDepartment; andJan Forlini, director, Imaging Services. In the back row (l. to r.) areBecky Kahl, data quality abstractor, UtilizationReview; EmileeHawk, RN, EmergencyDepartment; KevinClaybaugh, RN, CardiacCareUnit; SherryWatkins, RN, assistant vice president, Nursing;Jeff Bomba, RN, nursemanager, ICU; andDaveRay, supervisor, CT.

For the third consecutive year, MonongahelaValley Hospital achieved 5-stars for performancein the treatment of COPD from Healthgrades.A 5-star rating indicates that statistically MVH’sclinical outcomes are significantly better thanexpected when treating COPD.

ChronicObstructivePulmonaryDisease (COPD)

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Financial Highlights June30,2018and2017

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS 2018 2017

Current Liabilities:Current maturities of long-term debt $ 1,556,859 $ 11,473,091Accounts payable 7,978,112 7,922,908Accrued salaries and expenses 7,321,543 7,072,787Estimated amounts due to third party payors 1,702,817 930,231

Total current liabilities 18,559,331 27,399,017

Long-Term Debt, net of unamortized issuance costs:Revenue bonds 11,789,964 23,455,180Revenue notes, less current maturities 39,295,554 19,085,833

Loans payable, less current maturities 1,713,623 2,073,352Total long-term debt 52,799,141 44,614,365

Net pension liability 1,174,117 12,339,703Net swap liability 446,342 379,662Other long-term liabilities 5,259,537 5,146,078

Total liabilities 78,238,468 89,878,825

Net Assets:Net assets without donor restrictions 73,520,267 71,455,958Net assets with donor restrictions 314,426 501,173

Total net assets 73,834,693 71,957,131

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $152,073,161 $161,835,956____________ ____________

2018 2017Admissions* 12,036 11,854

Patient Days* 46,047 45,424

Percent Occupancy* 72.6% 68.1%

Average Length of Stay* 3.8 3.8

Bed Complement 200 200

*Includes Adult, Pediatric and Observations

2018 2017Ancillary VisitsInpatient 173,574 174,060Outpatient 288,895 297,034Total Ancillary Visits 462,469 471,094_ _____ _ _____

Total Average Full-timeEmployee Equivalent 1,299 1,322

Total Employees PerAdjusted Occupied Bed 3.8 3.7

Statistical Highlights June30,2018and2017

ASSETS 2018 2017

Current Assets:Cash and cash equivalents $ 12,789,262 $ 14,219,789Accounts receivable, patients (less allowance for uncollectableaccounts of $1,290,439 in 2018 and $950,133 in 2017) 11,481,953 11,833,992

Accounts receivable, other 1,281,000 1,825,448Inventories 3,539,625 3,330,705Prepaid expenses 3,823,271 4,240,624

Total current assets 32,915,111 35,450,558

Assets Limited as to Use:Board designated funded depreciation 39,298,607 46,337,773Endowment fund 159,000 159,000

Total assets limited as to use 39,457,607 46,496,773

Property, Buildings and Equipment 216,828,530 210,102,988Less accumulated depreciation (146,268,414) (138,771,377)

Property, buildings and equipment, net 70,560,116 71,331,611

Other Assets:Other 5,014,394 4,506,146Investments in other entities 4,125,933 4,050,868

Total other assets 9,140,327 8,557,014

TOTAL ASSETS $152,073,161 $161,835,956____________ ____________

Monongahela Valley Hospital has astrong history of dedicated leadership.Ce Hospital’s Board of Trustees sharesa vision that helps to position MVH as

the premier center for health and wellness in theregion. Pictured (top) seated (l. to r.) are Kevin M.Lee; R.G. Krishnan, M.D.; Chairman R. CarlynBelczyk; S.P. Hewie, M.D.; Charles R. Muia; andJamie L. Prah. Standing (l. to r.) are Kurt R.Salvatori; Carl Crawley Jr.; Treasurer Daniel F.Simmons;* Vice Chairman Jeff M. Kotula; Robert(Archie) Allridge; Secretary Bradley M. Bassi; andMVH President and CEO Louis J. Panza Jr.

Ce Hospital’s Board of Trustees also included:(above) Richard A. Barcelona; John D. Fry; MichalLementowski, M.D.; William J. Miller Jr.; andMatthew M. Pitzarella.

Executive Leadership

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Mr. Barcelona Mr. Fry Mr. Miller Mr. PitzarellaDr. Lementowski

R. CarlynBelczyk, CPA, CVAChairman

JeffM. KotulaViceChairman

BradleyM. BassiSecretary

JohnD. FryImmediate Past Chairman

Louis J. Panza Jr.President andCEO

Daniel F. Simmons*Treasurer

Robert (Archie) Allridge

Patrick Ballon

RichardA. Barcelona

LillianC. Beattie

Walter R. Cox,M.D.

Carl Crawley Jr.

Kevin L. Dickey

John T.GlanemanSr.

S.P. Hewie,M.D.

JohnA.Holets,M.D.

WilliamD.Hope Jr., V.M.D.

David T.Hunter

JeffreyD. Imbrescia

R.G. Krishnan,M.D.

KevinM. Lee

Michal Lementowski,M.D.

Mon-Vale Health Resources, Inc. Board of Directors

AnthonyM. Lombardi**

MarkD.McGinley

William J.Miller Jr.

Charles F.Muia

MatthewM. Pitzarella

Jamie L. Prah, CPA

Karen L.Quinto

Kurt R. Salvatori

Charles E. Stacey, Ph.D.

CharlesW. Zubritsky, III

*Non-VotingMember**President/CEOEmeritus

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In keeping with the tradition that started more than40 years ago with Monongahela Valley Hospital’spredecessors — Memorial Hospital of Monongahelaand Charleroi-Monessen Hospital, — MVH is

supported by skilled and talented physicians who are ledby an active Medical Staff Executive Committee. Ce fourofficers and 17 members that comprise the Committeeare dedicated to providing the highest level of medicalcare to the people of the region. Members of the MedicalStaff Executive Committee shown above are (l. to r.)Gopi Vadlamudi, M.D.; Sundeep Ekbote, M.D.; Nirmal D.Kotwal, M.D.; President L. Douglas Pepper, M.D.;

Medical Staff Executive CommitteeSecretary-Treasurer Ari E. Pressman, M.D.; NatalieFurgiuele, M.D.; Dennis J. Mateya, M.D.; Vice PresidentJohn A. Holets, M.D.; Lauren H. Ayersman, D.O.;Adil Chaudry, M.D.; and Cad Osowski, M.D.

In Fiscal Year 2018, the Medical Staff ExecutiveCommittee also included the physicians pictured below:Surinder K. Aneja, M.D.; Scott L. Baron, M.D.; ImmediatePast President Walter R. Cox, M.D.; Hiram A. Gonzalez-Ortiz, M.D.; Mohsen A. Isaac, M.D.; R.G. Krishnan, M.D.;Charles N. Lebovitz, M.D.; Ronald A. Lutes, D.O.;Gene W. Manzetti, M.D.; and M. Elizabeth Miller, M.D.

Dr. Aneja Dr. Baron Dr. Gonzalez-Ortiz Dr. IsaacDr. Cox

Dr. Krishnan Dr. Lebovitz Dr. Manzetti Dr.MillerDr. Lutes

OurMission is toenhance the healthof the residentsof themid-MonongahelaValley area.

Our Health System

Monongahela Valley Hospital Outpatient Center — California371 Skyline Drive, California, PA 15419Eis facility includes:

California Imaging Suite 100, 724-258-1664Eis outpatient diagnostic center offers CT scan, MRI, ultrasound, X-ray,bone density screenings and blood draws.

Physician Practices Suites 200 and 300Physicians from Ee Orthopedic Group, Mon-Vale Primary Care Practicesand Mon-Vale Surgical Associates also see patients in this location.

Mon-Vale Clinical Professionals, Inc.1163 Country Club Road, Monongahela, PA 15063, 724-379-4011 ext. 2303System-affiliated company providing non-physician clinical services.

Mon-Vale Primary Care Practices, Inc.1163 Country Club Road, Monongahela, PA 15063, 724-379-4011 ext. 2303System-affiliated primary care practices.

Mon-Vale Professional Services, Inc.1163 Country Club Road, Monongahela, PA 15063, 724-379-4011 ext. 2303A Management Service Organization that provides administrative, financialand clinical oversight for system-owned practices.

Mon-Vale Specialty Practices, Inc.1163 Country Club Road, Monongahela, PA 15063, 724-379-4011 ext. 2303System-affiliated specialty care practices.

The Residence at Hilltop Personal Care Community210 Route 837, Monongahela, PA 15063, 724-258-8940Ee Residence provides services for individuals of all ages who requireassistance in such activities as bathing, dressing, dining and medicationmanagement but who do not require skilled medical care.

Rostraver ImagingPeasant Village Professional Plaza, 100 Peasant Village Lane, Suite 102Rostraver Township, PA 15012, 724-929-6736An outpatient diagnostic imaging center that offers open and closed MRIs,CT scans, ultrasound imaging, vascular and X-rays.

Southwestern Ambulatory Surgery Center500 Lewis Run Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15236, 412-466-0600Monongahela Valley Hospital, a national ambulatory surgery center operatorand participating surgeons own this surgery center.

Vale-U-Health, Inc.Monongahela Valley Hospital HealthPlex, WillowPointe Plaza, Suite 230Belle Vernon, PA 15012, 724-379-4011Ee Monongahela Valley Physician Hospital Organization, Inc. and networkprovides residents of the Monongahela Valley with access to a range ofhigh-quality, cost-effective health care providers, benefits and servicesthrough contractual relationships with managed care organizations,government and private insurers and participating providers.

Vale-U-Health Regional Health Information Organization (VUH RHIO)Monongahela Valley Hospital HealthPlex, WillowPointe Plaza, Suite 230Belle Vernon, PA 15012, 724-379-4011VUH RHIO is a local Health Information Exchange which enablesMonongahela Valley Hospital, its medical staff and other local, regional andstatewide providers to access and share a patient’s vital clinical informationat the point-of-care delivery.

ValleyOutpatientRehabilitation(VOR)VOR operates four sites as a partnership between Orthopedic andSports Physical Eerapy Associates and the MVHR subsidiary,Mon-Vale Multiphasics.

VORat California240 Eird Street, California, PA 15419, 724-938-0310

VORatMonongahela1027 Country Club Road, Monongahela, PA 15063, 724-258-6211

VORatMon Valley Care Center200 Stoops Drive, Monongahela, PA 15063, 724-310-1074

VORat RostraverMonongahela Valley Hospital HealthPlex, 800 Plaza Drive, Suite 110Rostraver Township, PA 15012, 724-379-7130

Areas of specialization include aquatic therapy (Rostraver only), industrialrehabilitation, occupational therapy, physical therapy and speech therapy.

Mon-Vale Health Resources, Inc.1163 Country Club Road, Monongahela, PA 15063, 724-258-1000MVHR is the parent company of Monongahela Valley Hospital and variousother businesses that provide health care services and medical products.Ee companies are listed below.

Monongahela Valley Hospital1163 Country Club Road, Monongahela, PA 15063, 724-258-1000Monongahela Valley Hospital is a 200-bed health care facility with a225-member medical staff representing more than 40 medical specialties.MVH has a reputation for continuously introducing the latest technologyin cancer diagnosis and treatment, wound care and diagnostic radiology.Ee Hospital’s Regional Cancer Center is the second largest privately ownedcancer center in the Greater Pittsburgh area. MVH is the largest employerin the mid-Monongahela Valley.

Blood Draw Center — California371 Skyline Drive, California, PA 15419, 724-258-1664

Blood Draw Center — Monongahela447 West Main Street, Monongahela, PA 15063, 724-310-3410

Center for Children’s Rehabilitation1029 Country Club Road, Suite 202, Monongahela, PA 15063, 724-258-2971Ee Center provides specialized services to meet the rehabilitation needs ofchildren, adolescents and young adults, ages birth to 21.

Monongahela Medical Supply Company (MMSC)Anthony M. Lombardi Education Conference Center, Suite 104,1163 Country Club Road, Monongahela, PA 15063, 724-258-CARE (2273)MMSC rents and sells durable medical equipment and oxygen for the careof patients at home and in extended care facilities.

Mon Valley Care Center724-310-1111and Spartan Medical Facility, LP724-483-2760200 Stoops Drive, Monongahela, PA 15063Mon Valley Care Center offers services for individuals requiring skilled/extendedcare and personal care services. Spartan Medical Facility is a partnership thatowns a professional office complex which also houses the ambulatory surgerycenter. Monongahela Valley Hospital and participating physicians own theambulatory surgery center.

Monongahela Valley Hospital HealthPlex800 Plaza Drive, Rostraver Township, PA 15012Eis facility includes:

Monongahela Valley Hospital’s Center for Fitness andHealth724-379-5100One of the most clinically oriented and medically advanced fitness facilitiesin this region, the Center combines state-of-the-art fitness equipment andprograms with comprehensive medical diagnostics, therapeutics andrehabilitation services.

MVHOccupational Health Suite 210, 724-379-1940Ee program offers a range of services, including pre-employment physicals,work-related injury evaluation and treatment, laboratory testing, andalcohol, drug and TB testing for employers and their employees.

HealthPlex Imaging Suite 170, 724-379-1900Eis outpatient diagnostic center offers ultrasound and 3-D mammographyservices, diagnostic radiology and bone density screenings.

MVHCardiac and Pulmonary Rehabilitation Suite 200, 724-379-1920Services include monitored exercise, behavior modification and educationfor pulmonary patients as well as to reduce the risk of additional coronaryproblems after cardiac surgery or a heart attack and for pre-andpost-transplant patients.