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News for Friends of the Mercyhealth Development FoundationVolume 16, Number 3 • 2018

The Mercyhealth Development Foundation invites you, our donors and friends,to join us as we unveil Mercyhealth’s new, state-of-the art hospital and clinic onRiverside Boulevard at the 2018 Mercyhealth Development Foundation Gala on

Saturday, November 10. It is sure to be a once-in-a-lifetime extravaganza that you won’twant to miss! Throughout the years, it has been your generosity and philanthropic spiritthat has fueled our health system’s growth and medical advances. Now, as we expand ourservices to meet the growing needs of our region, we invite you to be part of the excitement.The Mercyhealth Gala kicks off a month of festivities celebrating the grand openingof the new Riverside Campus, due to start serving patients on January 5, 2019.Gala guests will have the “first look” at the magnificent facility that will serve as the

regional tertiary hub for highly specialized care for children and adults, including Level 1trauma services, a state-designated Regional Perinatal Center that provides the highestlevel neonatal and high-risk pregnancy care (a designation that has been in place formore than four decades), hybrid operating rooms, and the most advanced hospital services in the region.

To make a donation, go to MercyhealthSystem.org/Foundation 1

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Mercyhealth Gala Kicks Off FestivitiesCelebrating Riverside Campus Opening

Excitement is building as Mercyhealth’s new Riverside Campus nears completion. The Mercyhealth Development Foundation invites you tojoin us for the grand unveiling of the state-of-the art hospital and clinic at this year’s Mercyhealth Gala set for Saturday, November 10.

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Dear Friends,How Important is Your Sponsorship?Sponsorship dollars donated to our 2018 Mercyhealth

Galawill result in rapid growth toward our fundraising goaland thus, the success of our event. Your sponsorship will secure the remaining dollars needed

to complete the hospital’s rooftop healing garden—a spacethat will be filled with playground equipment, beautifullandscaping and quiet places to relax. Whether our patients are outside enjoying thegarden itself or simply looking out the window, the rooftop garden will promotehealing and a sense of well-being. We are asking for your support!We want to engage you personally, along with

your business, in the hopes of creating a meaningful relationship. At the end of theday, we want a long-term relationship with you! Sponsorships aren’t just a one-way street; your business also reaps benefits.

Sponsoring businesses are provided a variety of different options for both marketingand promotional opportunities and premier seating at the event. The best place for us to start is with you, our closest friends, board members,

volunteers, donors, and loyal supporters. Please join us, let us provide recognition for your business and be part of ourspecial evening!To learn more about Gala sponsorship opportunities, please feel free to call me at

(815) 971-4143 or visit MercyhealthGala.org for more details. All my best,Jennifer Johns, CFRE Director

MercyhealthDevelopment Foundation2400 N. Rockton Ave. 903 Mineral Point Ave. Rockford, IL 61103 Janesville, WI 53548(815) 971-4141 (608) 755-8821

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2018 Board of DirectorsJavon R. Bea . . . . . . . . . . . . . President and CEO,

MercyhealthMark Goelzer, MD . . . . . . . . . . Mercyhealth Legal

Board of Directers

Board MembersPatrick J. O’Keefe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chairman

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StaffBarbra Bortner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vice President,

Foundation, Marketing and PR, Volunteer Services

Jennifer Johns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DirectorRenee Dooman . . . . . . . . Foundation CoordinatorAnne Hagney . . . . . . . Public Relations SpecialistMonica Phillips . . . . . . Development CoordinatorRhonda Taylor . . . . . . . . Administrative Assistant

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“Giving” Quarterly PublicationAnne Hagney . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . EditorChris Hankins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Photography

Marc BarbeauKay BatesW. Walter BootheJulie BosmaJason Bredenkamp, MDLinda HeckertPhillip Higgins, MD

George KnollScott K. LaueLisa RudyMilton G. Schmitt, Jr., MDRev. Twila SchockJeffrey R. Smith, MDKathy L. Weber

2 To make a donation, go to MercyhealthSystem.org/Foundation

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The Mercyhealth Development Foundationinvites you to participate in GivingTuesday, the global day of giving that

celebrates generosity and inspires giving at thebeginning of the charitable season, when manyfocus on their holiday and end-of-year giving. Always held on the Tuesday after Thanksgiving, this year’s event is set for Tuesday,November 27. This year, theFoundation is dedicating funds raisedon Giving Tuesday to support itsHoliday Toy Drive on December 13. Your generousdonations will be used to purchase toys that will help distract, entertain, and bring cheerto pediatric patients receiving care throughout Mercyhealth. Please consider making acharitable gift to the Mercyhealth Development Foundation on Giving Tuesday by visitingMercyhealthSytem.org/Foundation and clicking on the Donate on Giving Tuesdaybutton, or by contacting the Foundation at (815) 971-4141 or (608) 755-8821. ❖

Start the Holiday Season off Right with a Donation on Giving Tuesday

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Mercyhealth Development Foundation

In this issue of Giving, we salute themany contributions of Craig DeGarmoof Janesville, Wisconsin. Through his

business, DeGarmo Plumbing & Piping,Inc., Craig has coordinated and donatedcountless hours renovating bathroom andkitchen areas of Mercyhealth’sHouse

of Mercy HomelessCenter in Janesville.Additionally, he hasrecruited other contractorsto donate materials andlabor for upgrades to

the facility to make it more comfortablefor the more than 6,000 people who havelived at the center since it opened in1997. We sat down with Craig recentlyto ask him why he gives back.

Tell us how you first becameconnected to Mercyhealth?

My wife, Jen, and I grew up in thisarea. Over the years, we have enjoyed ourconnections with Mercyhealth, both personally and professionally. And, ourtwo sons were born and baptized atMercy Hospital. I have been a contractorfor Mercyhealth since I started myplumbing business 25 years ago. Both ofus value the wonderful services the Houseof Mercy offers local residents in need, andwe wanted to give back to the healthsystem for all their efforts to make ourcommunity stronger and more viable.

As generous and loyal donors to theMercyhealth Development Foundation,what inspires you to give?

Jen and I have always had a soft spot inour hearts for those who are less fortunate.We are grateful that we have the abilityto give our “time, talent and treasure”back to the community, and we do whatwe can. Before the Charity Ball began,we would call Ron Del Ciello, Director of

House of Mercy at the time, for a headcount of the kids who were staying at the homeless center at Christmas time. We would put together holiday gift bagsfor all of them, and encouraged otherfamilies to do the same.

What other community causes are important to you?

Our commitment to making this community a better place to live andwork has always been a priority. I’ve

supported local youth sportsprograms that my sons haveparticipated in and even stayedon the Milton Youth Footballboard well beyond their partic-ipation. Jen and I have beenvery active in the JanesvilleYouthHockey and Lacrosse Clubs. Iserved on the Janesville CityCouncil and many City ofJanesville committees for eightyears, and continue to be activein Forward Janesville Inc. as amember, past Chair of its Board,and a member of its FoundationBoard. We also support the Cityof Janesville ARISE plan fordowntown development, and I serve on the ARISE Nowcommittee. We’ve been activein the Janesville School District

as volunteers and advocates. We also supportmany local, nonprofit organizations thateducate the community about domesticviolence, homelessness and poverty,empowering women, and promoting the arts.

Any favorite travel destinations?

We’ve been fortunate to travel a greatdeal over the years, and have enjoyed everydestination so far! Highlights include skiingin Colorado, Hawaii, and Las Vegas.

Tell us about your family.

Jen and I have been marriedfor 20 years and have twosons who attend ParkerHigh School. Charlie (18) isa senior and Sullivan (14) isa freshman. We also have a Great Dane named Regan (9) that we rescuedseveral years ago. The Foundation thanks

the DeGarmos for theirdedication and ganerosity. ❖

Jen and Craig DeGarmo of Janesville say they continueto give back because of Mercyhealth’s efforts to make the community stronger and more viable.

DeGarmo Plumbing & Piping, Inc. renovated kitchens and bathrooms at the House of Mercy Homeless Center.


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House of Mercy Homeless Center is Labor of Love forJanesville Businessman

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In addition to serving as the premiergrand opening of the new campus, theMercyhealth Gala benefits an importantcause. All proceeds support the rooftophealing garden at the new RiversideCampuswhere young patients and theirfamilies can enjoy a calming green spacewhere they can relax and escape thestress that often accompanies illness orinjury. The garden will be filled withbeautiful landscaping, interactive andfun playground equipment, and quietplaces to sit and feel close to nature. From the moment guests arrive at

the Gala, through the spotlighted,Hollywood-style, red-carpet entrance,they will be wowed by a spectacular display of elegance, excitement and fun.A lively cocktail hour will feature tastyhors d’oeuvres, open bar, incrediblesilent auction (with mobile bidding), fantastic raffle prizes, music provided by The CoverGirls Violin Show and The Modern Gentlemen, and behind-the-scenes tours of the new, magnificentfacility. A gourmet, three-course dinner,specially created by Jewell EventsCatering, will be served on both levels ofthe hospital. After dinner, the partymoves to a 14,000 square-foot, heatedtent where guests will dance to the

sounds of Chicago favorite 7th Heavenin a nightclub atmosphere, and enjoysweet and savory bites and dessertsprovided by Rockford’s own Franchesco’sand GreenFire restaurants.The 25-member Gala Committee is

hard at work planning every detail of thisyear’s event. Mercyhealth Department ofEmergency Medicine Chair and formerMedical Staff President Dr. JasonBredenkamp and his wife, KristinBredenkamp, are serving as this year’sGala Chairs. Longtime supporters of theFoundation and its premier fundraising

Mercyhealth Department of EmergencyMedicine Chair Dr. Jason Bredenkamp andhis wife, Kristin Bredenkamp, are servingas this year’s Mercyhealth Gala Chairs.

During the Gala social hour, The CoverGirlsViolin Showwill present a colorful, high-energymusical revue of the greatest pop and rockhits, performed on purple electric violins.

The Modern Gentlemen, a dynamicquartet originally brought together by thelegendary Frankie Valli, will bring theirharmonic perfection to the Gala stage.

event, the Bredenkamps also chaired the2013 Gala “New Beginnings”whichsupported Mercyhealth’s renowned,Level III (highest level) NeonatalIntensive Care Unit.This year’s Gala Raffle features four

fantastic prizes including: GRAND PRIZE:$2,500 Shopping Spree donated by Gruno’sDiamonds; SECOND PRIZE: $2,000 inFloor Covering donated by CarpetlandUSA; THIRD PRIZE: $1,000 Cash donatedby Hagney Architects, LLC; and FOURTHPRIZE: 128 GB Apple iPad with Keyboard($500 value) donated by Fehr Graham.Raffle Tickets are $5 each or 5 for $20,and can be purchased at Gruno’s, theFoundation Office, the MercyhealthAuxiliary Gift and Thrift Shops inRockford, and Gift Shop in Janesville.Winners need not be present to win.Tickets for this spectacular evening are

$250 each (includes open bar) withnumerous corporate sponsorship oppor-tunities available. You can purchase Galatickets and sponsorships by contactingthe Foundation at (815) 971-4141 or byvisiting MercyhealthGala.org. This year’s Mercyhealth Gala promises

an evening of celebration and excitement.We hope you will join us on November10 as we unveil our new campus andraise funds for an important cause. ❖

Chicago favorite 7th Heaven will get everyone dancing at this year’s Gala! Their

lead singer, Adam Blair, used to performwith Rockford band The Fabulous Janes.

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Mercyhealth Names New Hospital After Rockford Native Javon Bea

The Mercyhealth Corporation Boardof Directors recognized the almostunprecedented organizational

growth and success of Javon Bea’s 30-yeartenure with Mercyhealth with a unanimousboard resolution to name MercyhealthHospital in Rockford Javon Bea Hospital.The hospital has one hospital license forboth its locations.“So many major factors contributed to

the Board’s decision to recognize Javon’salmost unbelievable accomplishments since joining Mercy in 1989. The sweepingchanges he has made since 1989 haveresulted in unprecedented growth, enhancedpatient care, improved access and long-termstability. Javon has demonstrated anunwavering 30-year commitment toimproving the health and well-being of theover 2.4 million patients Mercyhealth serves each year. The Mercyhealth Corporation Board of Directors felt it was theright time to recognize his dedication, for his entrepreneurialspirit, and for his ever-present commitment to doing the nextright thing for our patients and employee/partners. He has donea tremendous job,” said Mercyhealth Board of Directors BoardChairman Rowland J. McClellan. Bea joined Mercyhealth in 1989, when Mercy was a single,

stand-alone community hospital, with more square footage than patients. It was struggling to meet payroll. Today, underJavon’s leadership, Mercyhealth has grown from these humblebeginnings—serving less than 89,000 patient visits a year, withno employed physicians, 450 employees and a negative bottomline—into an integrated health system serving over 2.4 millionpatient visits a year with 7 hospitals, 89 primary and specialtycare facilities in 55 communities across southern Wisconsin andnorthern Illinois, a home health and hospice division, and thewholly owned and operated MercyCare insurance companywhich has experienced tremendous growth since its inception.Mercyhealth now employs over 750 physicians, 8,000-plusemployee/partners, and has gross revenue of over $3 billion. A Rockford native, Bea has a long history in the region.

He was born and raised on the far west side, the youngest of 12. As a child, he delivered newspapers and worked at the hospitalon Rockton Avenue mopping floors and as a physical therapytechnician, where his interest in health care was piqued. Hereceived a college scholarship from the Rockford Memorial

Hospital Auxiliary. “We could have chosenany Mercyhealth facility to dedicate in thename of Javon Bea, but since he was bornand raised in Rockford, it is truly a testamentto Javon’s life that we chose the MercyRockford Hospital for this dedication. This is his home,” said McClellan.In 2015, Javon brought the plan to merge

with Rockford Health System to the Boardof Directors. “He talked about the partnershipas the ‘next right thing to do,’ as RockfordHealth System was struggling financiallyand had lost $48.7 million dollars over itslast five years. With Javon’s 30-year historyof creating, growing and developing the successful Mercyhealth, we knew Javon hadwhat it would take to turn Rockford HealthSystem around and improve health care forthe greater Rockford region. And, in fact,

Bea turned Rockford Health System around in one short year,from averaging net losses of almost $10 million dollars a yearfor the previous five years to net income of $27 million dollars a year while continuing to help those in need as the largestMedicaid and charitable care provider in northern Illinoisoutside of Cook County, providing tens of millions of dollars in Medicaid and free care each year,” said McClellan.“Javon has always exhibited a strong work ethic, creativity

and perseverance. He has worked incredibly hard his entire life toarrive where he is today. It is his commitment, drive, passion andvision ‘to do the next right thing’ that has allowed Mercyhealthto develop into the vibrant, patient-focused system it is today.Javon was instrumental in bringing the very best health care closeto home by creating a vertically integrated health system thatemploys world-class physicians and specialists and providesMercyhealth patients with outstanding coordinated care,” said McClellan.“I am very humbled the Board decided to acknowledge my

leadership with this tremendous recognition. It has been a privilege to serve the northern Illinois and southern Wisconsinregion for 30 years. I could not have accomplished any of thiswithout the steadfast commitment of the Mercyhealth familyand my sincere gratitude goes out to our all our physicians, leadership and employee/partners for their passion for makinglives better each and every day. I will continue to do my verybest to live up to this honor working together as a community to improve the health of those we serve,” said Bea. ❖

Mercyhealth President and CEO JavonBea speaks to a crowd of nearly 200 at apress conference on September 10.

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Foundation Summer EventsRaise Fun and Funds

The foursome of Patsy Luedke, Foundation Board Member PhillipHiggins, MD, Keith Martin, MD and Dan Stralow have fun at theFoundation’s annual Golf Play Day on June 25 at the Beloit Club.

Plan to join us on Thursday, December 13, 2018, for the Foundation’sHoliday Toy Drive to be held at 7:30 am, in Café 2400 of Javon BeaHospital at the Mercyhealth Rockton Campus. You can help bringcheer to pediatric patients with a toy or cash donation.

Mercyhealth Development Foundation Board Member and BMOWealth Management Managing Director Kathy Weber and husband,Butch Weber, enjoy the House of Mercy Charity Ball in Janesville.

The Mercyhealth Development Foundation has enjoyed a busy summer raising funds for various Mercyhealthprograms and services that enhance care for our

patients and families. Recent events the Foundation hassponsored include:

HOUSE OF MERCY CHARITY BALLwas held June 9 at theJanesville Country Club. More than 260 guests enjoyed adelicious gourmet dinner, wine pull, silent auction and dancing tothe sounds of the Bluewater Kings, a Chicago-area jazz, Motownand classic rock band. The event raised $164,000 in net proceedsfor the House of Mercy Homeless Center, a 25-bed center inJanesville providing families with short-term emergency housingand access to community resources. Many thanks to the CharityBall Committee and to the many corporate sponsors who helped make the Ball a success. The Foundation would also liketo extend its gratitude to the Mercyhealth Association ofVolunteers in Janesville who donated $25,000 to this year’s Ball.Thank you, volunteers!

2018 GOLF PLAY DAY took place on June 25 at the Beloit Club.About 120 supporters of Mercyhealth hit the links for a goodcause. The event raised more than $23,600 in net proceeds forMercyhealth at Home, that provides home health services ncluding nursing care, hospice, rehabilitative therapy, medicalequipment and older adult services. The Play Day includedlunch, 18 holes of best-ball play with contests throughout thecourse, dinner and an awards presentation. The foursome ofSteve Drummond, Scott Fitzgerald, Laddie Campbell and ScottWeiser from Wilson Electric Co.won the prize for the lowest golfscore of the day. Many thanks to all our golfers, volunteers andnumerous corporate sponsors, led by PRIME SPONSORSMortenson Construction and Rohlik Financial Group.

Looking ahead…save the date of Thursday, December 13,2018, for the Foundation’s annual HOLIDAY TOYDRIVE at 7:30 am,in Café 2400 of Javon Bea Hospital at the Mercyhealth RocktonCampus. This festive event includes breakfast, holiday music, testimonials from patients and a surprise visitor from the NorthPole. It’s not too early to be putting aside toys to donate to bringcheer to our pediatric patients.Also, the annual ANGEL STATUE OF HOPE CEREMONYwill be

held on Thursday, December 6 at 6 pm, in Waterside Park at the corner of East State and Water Streets in downtown Rockford.This year marks the 16th anniversary of the inspirationalceremony, designed to help heal and comfort those who have lost a child at any age. Families are encouraged to bring a singlewhite flower to place at the base of the beautiful bronze statue. ❖



Mercyhealth Becomes the Only State-Designated Children’s Hospital in the Northern Illinois Region

LEFT TO RIGHT:Dorian Deschepper, Arvind Mahatme, MD, Becki Lindvall, MelissaMcCrea, Jenny Redington, Anne Hagney, Joan Colombi, Judy Emerson and Bea Ricottacelebrate the generous donation of $6,750made by the Rockford Register Star’s Victory LapCommittee to Mercyhealth’s Women’s Center to help patients fight cancer. ❖

Effective July 1, Mercyhealthbecame the only state-designatedchildren’s hospital in the northern

Illinois region. The Illinois Departmentof Healthcare and Family Services gavethis designation to Mercyhealth becauseit is the state-designated RegionalPerinatal Center for the northern Illinoisregion, and the fact that Mercyhealth isthe largest Medicaid and charitableprovider in northern Illinois.

As a State of Illinois-designatedPerinatal Center, Mercyhealth providesmedical direction for an 11-county regionin northern Illinois. It is the only Level III(highest level) Neonatal Intensive CareUnit (NICU) in the region, caring forpremature newborns that are critically ill or require surgical intervention.Mercyhealth’s Small Baby Unit cares forthe smallest of micro-preemies born atless than 27 weeks gestation or weighingless than 2.2 pounds.In 2017, Mercyhealth’s hospital on

Rockton Avenue in Rockford was designated a Level II Pediatric TraumaCenter by the Illinois Department ofPublic Health (IDPH). It’s the only one in Rockford and one of only five Illinoishospitals designated as being capable ofproviding comprehensive trauma care to

children who have suffered blunt forcetrauma, penetrating wounds and headinjuries in incidents such as crashes, falls or violent acts. In addition to thePediatric Trauma Center designation,Mercyhealth is recognized as one of onlyten Pediatric Critical Care Centers by theIDPH, which means it provides the high-est level of specialized critical care in its20-bed Pediatric Unit and 7-bed PediatricIntensive Care Unit (PICU). Mercyhealth’s50+ pediatric specialists provide care in26 specialties, including 24/7 neonatologyand 24/7 pediatric hospitalist services.Last year, Mercyhealth partnered with

the Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’sHospital of Chicago to bring pediatricsuper subspecialty services to Rockford.“We take great pride in giving infants

and children the best possible start in life,and are proud to be the only hospital inthe northern Illinois region to haveearned state designation as a Children’sHospital,” said Javon R. Bea, Presidentand CEO of Mercyhealth. “Caring forthe region’s smallest and youngestpatients, especially those who are lessfortunate, is an honor. We will continueto bring the highest level of neonatal andpediatric care to the region.” ❖

Mercyhealth President and CEO Javon Bea, along with a group of Mercyhealth physicians and patients, celebrate the announcement that, as of July 1, Mercyhealth became the only state-designated children’s hospital in the northern Illinois region.

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INSIDETHIS ISSUE

Gala Previews New Campus… 1

Spotlight on the DeGarmos… 3

Hospitals Get New Name… 5

Honoring “Rollie”… 7

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IRA Charitable Rollover Offers Closest Thing to a Free Lunch


Anyone aged 70½ years or older who has not consideredmaking their charitable gifts directly from their IRA is missingout on a terrific benefit. These donors may direct up to

$100,000 from their IRA to charity each year. While this qualifiedcharitable distribution does not generate an income tax deduction,it does apply toward the donor’s minimum required distributionamount and is not includable in their taxable income. With the doubling

of the standard income tax deduction amounts,many will lose the tax benefits of their charitablecontributions. Consequently, having their giftscome directly from their IRA provides a tax, aswell as a cost, efficient alternative. The IRA Charitable Rollover has been with us,

off and on, since 2006 and was made permanent in2015. Prior to its enactment, if a donor wanted to use IRA funds tomake a charitable contribution, they would first have to withdrawthe funds and then make their charitable gift. Although the donorwould get a charitable deduction for the amount of the gift, theywould also have to declare the amount withdrawn as income. If thedonor could not itemize, they would not receive an income tax benefitfor their charitable gift. If they could itemize, the tax savings attributable

to the charitable deduction may not havebeen enough to offset the income tax attributable to the withdrawal. By not recognizing the withdrawal as income, theIRA Charitable Rollover provides incometax benefits whether the donor itemizes ornot. And while the distribution does not generate an income tax deduction, the donormay still be recognized for the gift.The IRA Charitable Rollover must be

made directly by the account custodian toa qualified public charity to be eligible for its benefits. Distributionsto donor-advised funds, supporting organizations, or private foundations are not eligible nor are those used to fund charitablesplit interest gifts, such as charitable gift annuities. In addition, distributions that provide the donor with any goods or services(such as tickets to a fundraising event) are not eligible. Nevertheless,despite these restrictions, the IRA Charitable Rollover might wellbe the closest thing to a free lunch that our tax code offers.For more information, contact your tax or financial advisor, or

call the Foundation at (815) 971-4141. ❖

Riverside Campus Opening Events:Saturday, Nov. 10 • 5:00 pmMercyhealth Gala• Tour the new, state-of-the-art hospital • Enjoy a gourmet dinner• Take part in the incredible silent auction• Dance to the sounds of 7th Heaven

Saturday, Dec. 8 • 10 am – 4 pmPublic Open House• Tour the new, state-of-the-art hospital• Learn about services offered at both campuses• Enjoy local entertainment • Enter to win prizes• Please bring a toy to donate to a hospitalized child

Saturday, Jan. 5 • Riverside Campus Begins Serving Patients

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