UCSF Medical Center at Mission Bay
|
|
- Deborah Palmer
- 7 years ago
- Views:
Transcription
1 UCSF Medical Center at Mission Bay SIXTEENTH STREET FOURTH STREET J. Michael Bishop, MD Chancellor UCSF Mark R. Laret Chief Executive Officer UCSF Medical Center Cindy Lima Project Director UCSF Medical Center at Mission Bay September, 2008
2 Agenda Background and introduction Design presentation Financial plan 2
3 UCSF Medical Center Track record of achievement in applying advanced research to clinical care Highest-ranked children s hospital in Bay Area Northern California's only nationally-designated Center of Excellence in Women's Health National Cancer Institute-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center Most kidney transplants performed in the world Most liver transplants performed in Northern California Largest brain tumor treatment program in the nation 3
4 Why UCSF Medical Center at Mission Bay? Comply with seismic law Address obsolete facilities Resolve capacity constraints Fulfill long-term potential for integrated clinical and research programs 4
5 Why Now? 2013 deadline for Mount Zion Hospital retrofit or replacement 2015 extension requires plans for new hospital be submitted by December
6 UCSF Mission Bay Hospitals Milestones 2000: UCSF begins hospital replacement process : Regents approve Mission Bay hospital land acquisition January 2006: Regents urge UCSF to pursue Mission Bay project May 2007: March 2008: May 2008: Regents approve fundraising campaign Regents receive project update Regents endorse preliminary design 6
7 Planning Groundwork Design team led by healthcare experts Anshen + Allen Sustainability specialists William McDonough + Partners Nationally recognized DPR Construction, Inc., selected as general contractor Project delivery team with local market knowledge and strong OSHPD experience Lessons learned from other hospital projects City agencies and elected officials engaged 7
8 Design
9 Program Phase bed children's hospital urgent/ emergency care and pediatric primary and specialty ambulatory facilities 70-bed adult cancer hospital Women's hospital for cancer care, specialty surgery, a 36-bed birth center and select women's ambulatory services Energy center (central plant) Surface parking (450 spaces) 9
10 Program Future Cancer Outpatient Building & Parking (1A) Outpatient clinical cancer center (design now; build as soon as possible) 580-car parking structure (total 1,030 spaces) Future West Block Expansion (2) Add up to 261 beds (550 total beds), additional outpatient building and structured parking (total 1,400-1,750 spaces) 10
11 Architectural Vision Transformative: Flexible, expandable, adaptable - incorporating evidence-based design, patient safety and family areas Distinct identities: Children s, Women s, Cancer Efficient: Operational, first and life-cycle costs Integrated: Translational research, multidisciplinary, education Sustainable: Reduce carbon footprint, healthy environment, water conservation 11
12 Sustainability 12
13 Architectural Context UCSF Mission Bay Research Campus Byers Hall and Genentech Hall Neighborhood William J. Rutter Center Arthur and Toni Rembe Rock Hall Housing
14 14
15 UCSF Research Campus Phase 2 Site Fourth Street Phase 1A Cancer Outpatient Building Sixteenth Street Phase 1A Parking Structure Outpatient Building Energy Center Temporary Parking Mariposa City Park Phase 1 Phase 1.A Highway 280 Owens Street Mariposa Street Third Street Hospitals N 15 Phase 1 Site Plan
16 UCSF Research Campus Phase 2 Clinical Plinth Phase 2 Hospital Fourth Street Phase 1A Cancer Outpatient Building Sixteenth Street Phase 1A Parking Structure Phase 2 Parking Structure Mariposa City Park Phase 2 Highway 280 Owens Street Mariposa Street Third Street Outpatient Building Energy Center Hospitals N 16 Phase 2 Site Plan
17 Sixteenth Street Campus Gateway Campanile Plaza PHASE 1A CANCER OUTPATIENT BUILDING PHASE 1A PARKING STRUCTURE Fourth Street Plaza Cancer View Garden Women s View Garden Teaching Garden S Meditation Garden Third Street Plaza Owens Street MARIPOSA CITY PARK Fourth Street Children s Play Plaza Landscape Setback N Mariposa Street Graphic Scale Landscape Site Plan
18 Phase 1A Cancer Outpatient Building Outpatient Building Energy Center Women s & Cancer Hospitals (106 beds) Children s Hospital (183 beds) UCSF Research Campus MARIPOSA MARIPOSA STREET FOURTH STREET N 18 View from Southwest
19 SIXTEENTH SIXTEENTH STREET STREET ENERGY CENTER WOMEN S & CANCER HOSPITALS CHILDREN S HOSPITAL THIRD STREET 19 View from Southeast FOURTH FOURTH STREET STREET PHASE 1A PARKING STRUCTURE PHASE 1A CANCER OUTPATIENT BUILDING OUTPATIENT BUILDING N OWENS OWENS STREET STREET MARIPOSA STREET MARIPOSA STREET
20 Outpatient Building Women s & Cancer Hospitals (106 beds) Children s Hospital (183 beds) West Elevation (Fourth Street) Children s Hospital (183 beds) Women s & Cancer Hospitals (106 beds) Energy Center Phase 1A Cancer Outpatient Building East Elevation (Third Street) Graphic Scale Building Elevations
21 Radiation Oncology Outpatient Building Lobby Plant Ops/ Materiel Management EVS/ EH&S Energy Center Food Services Women s & Cancer Hospitals Lobby Conference Center Servery Dining Third Street Entrance Lobby Children s Hospital Lobby Imaging Administration N Graphic Scale Urgent Care / Emergency Color-Coded Floor Plan Level 1
22 Dental Prepare Rehabilitation Services Waiting Peds Surgical Specialty Clinics Sky Lobby Women s & Cancer Acute Care Peds Child Life Peds Transitional Care Peds Acute Care Graphic Scale N Color-Coded Floor Plan Level 5 22
23 Vision Glass Mullions Precast Concrete Shadowbox/ Spandrel Glass Metal Stone Accents 23 Color Scheme & Materials
24 N UCSF Medical Center at Mission Bay Children s, Women s & Cancer Hospitals 24 FOURTH FOURTH STREET STREET SIXTEENTH SIXTEENTH STREET STREET
25 Video Animation
26 Financial Plan
27 $1.686 Billion Project Cost Breakdown Special Items/Capitalized Interest $174.6M 5% $54.7M Equipment & Furnishings $239M Surveys, Tests, Plans and Specifications $22.8M Construction $1,094.9M Project Management $30M Design Fees $70M 27
28 $1.686 Billion Project Funding Sources Gifts $600M Medical Center Debt $700M State Funds $200M Children's Hospital Bonds $69M Medical Center Equity $117M 28
29 Medical Center Debt: $700M UC Medical Centers Pooled Credit Revenue Bonds Debt capacity verified by UC Finance and Lehman Brothers Primary repayment source: hospital cash flow 29
30 Medical Center Equity: $117M $81M from hospital operating cash flow Average annual cash flow FY2004- FY2008: $146M $36M in interest income from giftfunded portion of construction fund 30
31 Children s Hospitals Bonds: $69M $30M authorized in 2004 (Proposition 61) $39M on November 2008 ballot (Proposition 3) 31
32 State Funds: $200M Targeting November 2010 ballot Consistent with amounts received by UCLA, UC Irvine and UC Davis for seismic repairs 32
33 Gifts: $600M Strong support from UCSF Foundation and UCSF Medical Center Executive Council Premier campaign cabinet established Fundraising campaign underway 33
34 Financial Risks Operating performance does not support debt Voters do not approve ballot initiatives Philanthropy does not materialize Construction escalation exceeds budget assumptions 34
35 Amelioration of Shortfalls Compensate from other sources Modify scope Potential bridge financing Seek state authorization to extend seismic deadline Implement Mount Zion retrofit and clinical expansion 35
36 UCSF Medical Center at Mission Bay Benefits the University, San Francisco, California and the world Plan has been vetted against hospital projects locally, across UC and nationally We have the momentum and the opportunity We appreciate the magnitude Risks and contingencies identified 36
37 UCSF Medical Center at Mission Bay FOURTH FOURTH STREET STREET SIXTEENTH SIXTEENTH STREET STREET 37
38 38
39 Back up slides
40 Outpatient Building (Sixteenth & Fourth Streets) 40 N
41 41 Inpatient Buildings (Fourth Street) N
42 42 Women s and Cancer Hospitals EntranceN
43 43 Children s Hospital N
44 44 Children s Hospital Entrance N
45 N Children s Hospital (Mariposa and Fourth Streets) 45
46 N Inpatient Buildings and Plaza (Third Street) 46
47 47 N Energy Center (Third Street )
48 Radiation Oncology Outpatient Building Lobby Plant Ops/ Materiel Management Energy Center Food Services Women s & Cancer Hospitals Lobby Conference Center Servery Dining Children s Hospital Lobby Imaging Administration N Graphic Scale Emergency / Urgent Care Color-Coded Floor Plan Level 1
49 Radiation Oncology Materiel Support Clinical Lab Pathology Sterile Processing Cancer Outpatient Adult Perioperative House Staff/ On-Call Children s Perioperative Graphic Scale N Color-Coded Floor Plan Level 2
50 Concierge Medicine Fetal Treatment Center Waiting Women s Surgery Satellite Op Perinatal Clinic/ Antenatal Test PDC Sky Lobby Mother- Baby Care Intrapartum Care NCPL ICN Graphic Scale N Color-Coded Floor Plan Level 3
51 Waiting Imaging Exam Suite Dialysis Peds Primary Care Clinic Peds Medical Specialty Clinic Peds Clinics Shared Support Respiratory Therapy Sky Lobby On-Call Administrative Support Adult ICU Compass Care Pharmacy PCICU Pediatric Transitional PICU Graphic Scale N Color-Coded Floor Plan Level 4
52 Dental Prepare Rehabilitation Services Waiting Peds Surgical Specialty Clinic Sky Lobby Women s & Cancer Acute Care Peds Transitional Care Peds Acute Care Graphic Scale N Color-Coded Floor Plan Level 5
53 ChildLife, Peds SS Peds Specialty Clinic (Cancer) PCRC/ PTRT Sky Lobby Women s & Cancer Acute Care On-Call Peds Park Peds BMT Pediatric Hematology Oncology Pediatric Acute - PCRC Graphic Scale N Color-Coded Floor Plan Level 6
International Services
International Services Consistently ranked as one of the best hospitals in the United States by U.S.News & World Report, patients from around the world travel to UCSF Medical Center and UCSF Benioff Children
More informationWhy San JoSe needs a Medical center for WoMen & children APR I L 2 014
Why San JoSe needs a Medical center for WoMen & children APR I L 2 014 SUMMary San Jose is the largest city in the United States without a stand-alone children s hospital. Santa Clara Valley Medical Center
More informationUWMC Floor Maps. for Patients and Visitors October 2012 FLOOR SURGERY PAVILION MAIN HOSPITAL. (1st Floor) (1st Floor) NOTES KEY.
1 111 Specialty Clinic at * To Montlake Cut S-1 For wheelchair to S1, take the elevator to Basement. Use Montlake 1st floor elevator to : Neonatal Intensive Care (4th floor) Inpatient Oncology (8th floor)
More informationTO MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE ON GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS: ACTION ITEM AMENDMENT OF THE BUDGET AND SCOPE, JACOBS MEDICAL CENTER, SAN DIEGO CAMPUS
Office of the President GB4 TO MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE ON GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS: For Meeting of July 17, 2014 ACTION ITEM AMENDMENT OF THE BUDGET AND SCOPE, JACOBS MEDICAL CENTER, SAN DIEGO CAMPUS EXECUTIVE
More informationJackson Health System
Jackson Health System Capital Bond Proposal Board of County Commissioners Committee of the Whole October 3, 2013 Mission Statement To build the health of the community by providing a single, high standard
More informationVACAVILLE MEDICAL CENTER. Staff Navigator
VACAVILLE MEDICAL CENTER Staff Navigator VACAVILLE MEDICAL CENTER Hospital VACAVILLE MEDICAL CENTER - Hospital Department Floor Bldg Pg Administration - HIMS 4 H 9 Admitting 1 H 6 Bed Repair B H 5 Cafeteria
More informationAPPENDIX CONFLICT OF INTEREST CODE OF THE COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA EXHIBIT A LIST OF DESIGNATED POSITIONS FOR
APPENDIX CONFLICT OF INTEREST CODE OF THE COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA EXHIBIT A LIST OF DESIGNATED POSITIONS FOR SANTA CLARA VALLEY HEALTH & HOSPITAL SYSTEM Designated Position Community Health Services Health
More informationUniversity Hospital. Valet Parking. Directions from University Hospital to:
version 7 MAPversion 1 Directions from University Hospital to: Huntsman Cancer Institute and Clinical Neurosciences Center Take the visitor elevators to Level 3. Turn left out of the elevators and follow
More informationTO MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE ON GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS: 1 DISCUSSION ITEM
GB3 Office of the President TO MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE ON GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS: 1 For Meeting of July 21, 2015 DISCUSSION ITEM PRELIMINARY PLANS FUNDING, MISSION BAY EAST CAMPUS PHASE 1 (BLOCK 33) BUILDING,
More informationTen Year Capital Expenditure Plan for Facilities and Equipment
Ten Capital Expenditure Plan for Facilities and Equipment John H. Staley Senior Associate Director Ten Capital Expenditure Plan Summary FY 2005-2014 UNIVERSITY OF IOWA HOSPITALS AND CLINICS PRELIMINARY
More informationHealthcare Reform and What That Means for Academic Medical Centers
Healthcare Reform and What That Means for Academic Medical Centers Speakers: James Cortez Managing Director Charles Schwab Santiago Muñoz Chief Strategy Officer UCLA Health System Barrie Strickland Chief
More informationCancer Services for Adults and Children
UCSF HEALTH Cancer Services for Adults and Children Our world-class clinical and research programs are engaged in the urgent effort to cure cancers and, where cures currently elude us, transform cancer
More informationPharmacy Staffing for Specific Clinical Programs and Pharmacy Services Pediatric Hospitals
Pharmacy Staffing for Specific Clinical Programs and Pharmacy Services Pediatric Hospitals Kevin Hall Since the late 1980s, the Hospital Pharmacy in Canada Survey has gathered and reported data on the
More informationInternational Student Health Insurance Program (ISHIP) 2014-2015
2014 2015 Medical Plan Summary for International Students Translation Services If you need an interpreter to help with oral translation services, you may contact the LifeWise Customer Service team at 1-800-971-1491
More informationACTION ITEM EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
F6 Office of the President TO THE MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE OF FINANCE: For Meeting of ACTION ITEM AUTHORIZATION TO RETIRE AND REFUND EXISTING TAX-EXEMPT DEBT OBLIGATIONS FOR THE CHILDREN S HOSPITAL OF
More informationDepartment Phone List
Department Department Phone List Phone number (828) area code Main Switchboard Number 213-1111 Accreditation 213-9426 Administration 213-1120 Adult Medicine - 4W on Memorial Campus 213-6500 Adult Medicine
More informationChildren and Families Commission 714-834-5186 (office) 714-390-9567 (Cell) 949-824-6455
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE December 13, 2012 CONTACT: Kelly Pijl Tom Vasich Children and Families Commission UC Irvine 714-834-5186 (office) 714-390-9567 (Cell) 949-824-6455 Kelly.Pijl@cfcoc.ocgov.com tmvasich@uci.edu
More informationTO MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE ON GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS: ACTION ITEM
GB2 OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT TO MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE ON GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS: For the Meeting of May 15, 2013 ACTION ITEM APPROVAL OF THE BUDGET AND APPROVAL OF DESIGN FOLLOWING ACTION PURSUANT TO
More informationSTATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS. Healthcare
STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS Healthcare PROJECT LIST / Healthcare Facilities Huffman Builders West, Corona, CA Corona South Main Medical Plaza Office Building Kaiser Permanente, Del Mar, CA Carmel Valley
More informationTelemedicine Resource Center & Rural PRIME Facility
University of California, Davis School of Medicine Telemedicine Resource Center & Rural PRIME Facility Larry Vanderhoef, Chancellor, UC Davis Michael Boyd, Executive Director FPD & C, UCDHS Tom Rush, Manager,
More informationNorth Division Telephone Directory
MONTEFIORE MEDICAL CENTER NORTH DIVISION 600 E. 233 RD STREET BRONX, NEW YORK 10466 North Division Telephone Directory (When calling internally, use all five digits of the extension. When calling from
More information2013 Implementation Strategy Report: UC Irvine Health; A valuable asset to Orange County
2013 Implementation Strategy Report: UC Irvine Health; A valuable asset to Orange County UC (University of California) Health is the fourth largest health system in California, and includes the UC Irvine
More informationA new chapter in healthcare for Piatt County it s only the beginning of what we can do together.
SM CENTER A new chapter in healthcare for Piatt County it s only the beginning of what we can do together. On September 29, 2011, we began providing care to our community at the new Kirby Medical Center.
More informationClinical Trial Center
Clinical Trial Center QUALITY The mission of the Clinical Trial Center (CTC) is to facilitate the timely execution of quality clinical trials with information, resources and expertise in order to foster
More informationSenate Bill 91 (2011) Standard Plan - EHB and Cost Share Matrix - Updated for 2016 ***NOT INTENDED AS A STATEMENT OF COVERAGE***
Deductible Medical: $1,250; Medical: $2,500; Integrated Medical/Rx: Rx: $0 Rx: $0 $5,000 Maximum OOP Combined Medical Combined Medical Combined Medical and and Drug: $6,350 and Drug: $6,350 Drug: $6,350
More information601 North Elm Street High Point, North Carolina 336-878-6000
601 North Elm Street High Point, North Carolina 336-878-6000 1 2 3 4 5 6 Billing Office Finance Payroll Office Business Development, Public Relations & Marketing and the Contact Center The Cancer Center
More informationAmbulatory EMR Implementation at Texas Children s Hospital. GE Healthcare User Summit September 23, 2004
Ambulatory EMR Implementation at Texas Children s Hospital GE Healthcare User Summit September 23, 2004 1 About TCH Texas Children s Hospital (TCH) is the largest pediatric hospital in the U.S., with licensing
More informationSIGNIFICANT EVENTS IN THE HISTORY AND PRE-HISTORY OF BLANCHARD VALLEY HEALTH SYSTEM
SIGNIFICANT EVENTS IN THE HISTORY AND PRE-HISTORY OF BLANCHARD VALLEY HEALTH SYSTEM JUNE, 1891 Findlay s first hospital is incorporated. Located at 1217 North Main Street, it is known as the Findlay Home
More informationTechnology-Enabled Health A Look Forward
Technology-Enabled Health A Look Forward Jana Katz-Bell, Assistant Dean, Interprofessional Programs School of Medicine & Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing UC Davis Live tweet - #telehealth2014 If we
More informationSummary of Capital Improvement Reports Submitted by Hospitals
Summary of Capital Improvement Reports Submitted by Hospitals One of the tasks requested in Burns & Associates (B&A) contract with the Nevada Legislative Counsel Bureau is to conduct an analysis of the
More informationTO MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE ON GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS: ACTION ITEM
GB6 Office of the President TO MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE ON GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS: For Meeting of September 17, 2013 ACTION ITEM APPROVAL OF PRELIMINARY PLANS FUNDING, BLAKE HOUSE RENOVATIONS, REPAIR, AND
More informationThe Regents of the University of California. COMMITTEE ON GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS July 21, 2015
The Regents of the University of California COMMITTEE ON GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS July 21, 2015 The Committee on Grounds and Buildings met on the above date at UCSF Mission Bay Conference Center, San Francisco.
More informationCarelink CaroMont Provider Directory
Carelink CaroMont Product Service Area: Cleveland, Lincoln, and Gaston Counties November 2013 Carelink from Coventry benefit plans are underwritten and administered by Coventry Health Care of the Carolinas,
More informationRequest for Proposal East Tower Nursing Unit and Infrastructure Upgrade Grossmont Hospital
Request for Proposal East Tower Nursing Unit and Infrastructure Upgrade Grossmont Hospital June 21, 2007 The Grossmont Healthcare District (GHD) will accept proposals for Architectural and Engineering
More informationCancer Treatment Centers of America Naturopathic Medicine Residency Program
Cancer Treatment Centers of America Naturopathic Medicine Residency Program Presented to: NCNM Presented by: Dr. Katherine Anderson Date: Dec 2, 2013 Residency Description Focus in: Integrative medicine
More informationHow To Visit Ucf Medical Center At Mission Bay
WINTER/SPRING 2015 UCSF MEDICAL CENTER AT MISSION BAY A Guide for Employees Table of Contents WELCOME....2 PHONE DIRECTORY... 4-7 Main Hospital Phone Numbers....4 Department Listings... 4-7 Perioperative
More informationMEDICAL CERTAINTY WITHIN YOUR REACH
For sales enquiries, please contact: Phone: 1-855-66-4028 Email: insurance@bestdoctorscanada.com MEDICAL CERTAINTY WITHIN YOUR REACH Best Doctors Canada Insurance Services 145 King Street West Suite 00
More informationEmergency Operations Center South (VCH 2nd Fl) 28148. Emergency Operations Center South (VCH 2nd Fl) 66795
Location Number 10N Trauma 69100 10S Surgical 69093 11S Nurses Station 69012 11S Nurses Station 69906 3rd Floor Round Wing 69601 4S Nurses Station L & D 69736 4S Round Wing Medical Surgical 67744 5th floor
More informationCompare your plan options
SMALL BUSINESS GROUP Compare your plan options 2014 plans for businesses with 1 50 employees I SMALL BUSINESS GROUP Group Health plans offer value, choice, and more A well-run business takes a lot of time,
More informationUniversity of Iowa Health Care Facts
University of Iowa Health Care Facts University of Iowa Health Care is an integrated, internationally recognized academic medical center that includes: University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics University
More informationPreauthorization Requirements * (as of January 1, 2016)
OFFICE VISITS Primary Care Office Visits Primary Care Home Visits Specialist Office Visits No Specialist Home Visits PREVENTIVE CARE Well Child Visits and Immunizations Adult Annual Physical Examinations
More informationThe Mount Sinai Health System Is Formed to Provide Expanded Access to Primary, Specialty, and Ambulatory Care
The Mount Sinai Health System Is Formed to Provide Expanded Access to Primary, Specialty, and Ambulatory Care Seven Member Hospital Campuses and a Single Medical School Serve as Basis for Integrated Health
More informationProject Design Optometry and Nursing Building Project Phase One Optometry Clinic UMSL
Project Design Optometry and Nursing Building Project Phase One Optometry Clinic UMSL At the January 2014 meeting, the Board approved the $17M new Optometry and Nursing Building Project-Phase One-Optometry
More informationSchedule of Benefits International Select Gold
Schedule of Benefits International The following benefits for International are subject to the Policyholder s Calendar Year Deductible and Coinsurance. For Contracts with a $10,000 or $25,000 Deductible,
More informationPresbyterian Health Plan State of NM Group Benefits Plan Plan Year January-December 2014
Presbyterian Health Plan State of NM Group Benefits Plan Plan Year January-December 2014 Our Purpose Presbyterian serves to improve the health of the patients, members, and communities we serve. 2 Who
More informationDomestic Providers & Services Directory Mohawk Valley Health System
Domestic Providers & Services Directory Mohawk Valley Health System This directory is a resource for Mohawk Valley Health System (MVHS) non-union employees who have MVHS-sponsored medical insurance through
More informationSCHEDULE OF BENEFITS
SCHEDULE OF BENEFITS Premier HealthOne Bronze 5500 Health Maintenance Organization (HMO) Individual Certificate of Coverage This schedule of benefits (SOB) is part of your Certificate of Coverage (COC)
More informationAccountable Care Organizations: What Are They and Why Should I Care?
Accountable Care Organizations: What Are They and Why Should I Care? Adrienne Green, MD Associate Chief Medical Officer, UCSF Medical Center Ami Parekh, MD, JD Med. Director, Health System Innovation,
More informationVITAL STATISTICS ADVISORY COMMITTEE (VSAC) VITAL RECORDS PROTECTION ADVISORY COMMITTEE (VRPAC) JOINT COMMITTEE MEETING
VITAL STATISTICS ADVISORY COMMITTEE () VITAL RECORDS PROTECTION ADVISORY COMMITTEE (VRPAC) JOINT COMMITTEE MEETING PUBLIC HEALTH POLICY AND RESEARCH BRANCH (PHPRB) HEALTH INFORMATION AND RESEARCH SECTION
More informationCigna Supported Service Types for Eligibility and Benefit Inquiries
This document lists the service type codes that can be submitted to Cigna on an eligibility and benefit inquiry transaction. If a service type code not included on this list is submitted, Cigna's general
More informationCONWAY REGIONAL HEALTH SYSTEM
CONWAY REGIONAL HEALTH SYSTEM HFMA Capital Conference 2015 Jim Lambert, FACHE and Steve Rose, FHFMA MISSION VISION VALUES Integrity We say what we mean and we mean what we say Compassion We show concern
More informationTimothy F. Hawkins 114 NW 27 PL Cape Coral, Fl 33993 865-368-2106
Curriculum Vitae Timothy F. Hawkins 114 NW 27 PL Cape Coral, Fl 33993 865-368-2106 EDUCATION: 2011 ACLS Certification 2001 FAA Certified IFR Pilot 1996 Licensed General Contractor (Florida) 1984 MBA, University
More informationBGL Hospitals & Health Systems Practice
BGL Hospitals & Health Systems Practice HEALTH FACILITIES HOSPITALS & HEALTH SYSTEMS For-Profit & Not-for-Profit Health Systems Academic Medical Centers Specialty Hospitals Rural Health Providers POST-ACUTE
More informationMain Section of the proposal: 1. Overall Aim & Objectives:
Main Section of the proposal: 1. Overall Aim & Objectives: Over the past two decades Providence Health & Services has developed a comprehensive tobacco cessation program within our health system. The foundation
More informationCoventry Health and Life Insurance Company PPO Schedule of Benefits
State(s) of Issue: Oklahoma PPO Plan: OI08C30050 30 Coventry Health and Life Insurance Company PPO Schedule of Benefits Covered Services Contract Year Deductible For All Eligible Expenses (unless otherwise
More informationAdvisory Panel for Health Care Advancing the Academic Health System for the Future: Profiles in Academic Health System Leadership.
Advisory Panel for Health Care Advancing the Academic Health System for the Future: Profiles in Academic Health System Leadership November, 2013 Project Focus and Methodology Project Focus This project
More informationTO MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE ON EDUCATIONAL POLICY AND THE COMMITTEE ON HEALTH SERVICES: ACTION ITEM
Office of the President TO MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE ON EDUCATIONAL POLICY AND THE COMMITTEE ON HEALTH SERVICES: ACTION ITEM For Meeting of POWERPOINT PRESENTATIONS: ONE TWO APPROVAL TO PROCEED WITH THE
More informationCHAPTER 8 HEALTH CARE
CHAPTER 8 HEALTH CARE LOCAL HEALTHCARE PROVINCIAL MEDICAL CARE PLAN (MCP) INTERIM FEDERAL HEALTH PROGRAM FINDING A DOCTOR PRESCRIPTION DRUGS MEDICAL EMERGENCIES Local Healthcare We have a modern hospital
More informationPPACA, COMPLIANCE & THE USA MARKET
PPACA, COMPLIANCE & THE USA MARKET INTRODUCTION The USA healthcare market is the largest in the world followed by Switzerland and Germany It consists of broad services offered by various hospitals, physicians,
More informationNew York State Medicaid EHR Incentive Program Amendments to Hospital Incentive Payment Calculation
New York State Medicaid EHR Incentive Program Amendments to Hospital Incentive Payment Calculation February 13, 2012 Effective immediately, the NYS Department of Health (DOH) is amending the guidance set
More informationCommunity Advisory Group Meeting. September 2, 2015
Community Advisory Group Meeting September 2, 2015 Agenda In loving memory of Jim Meko 1. Welcome, Introductions and Agenda Overview 2. Public Comment (Items not on the agenda) 3. UCSF School of Medicine
More information(A) Information needed to identify and classify the hospital, include the following: (b) The hospital number assigned by the department;
3701-59-05 Hospital registration and reporting requirements. Every hospital, public or private, shall, by the first of March of each year, register with and report to the department of health the following
More informationCompare your plan options
SMALL BUSINESS GROUP 2015 Compare your plan options Plans for businesses with 1 50 employees 1 SMALL BUSINESS GROUP Value, choice, and quality the Group Health difference Your job is running a business.
More informationSanford Day 2015. Your Nursing Career Starts Here
Sanford Day 2015 Your Nursing Career Starts Here Pursue Your Passion for Nursing Sanford Nursing Leadership, staff and recruiters cordially invite you to join us on Saturday, April 11 for Sanford Day.
More informationVolunteers: Special People Caring for Special People
Volunteers: Special People Caring for Special People The University of North Carolina Health Care system is a public academic medical center operated by and for the people of North Carolina. Our mission
More informationHealthcare Facility Application Hospital Renewal
Healthcare Facility Application Hospital Renewal PO Box 590009 Birmingham, AL 35259-0009 800.282.6242 Fax 205.868.4040 1. Introductory Information Expiring Policy No. Policyholder Name: City: County: State:
More informationYour Out-of-Pocket Type of Service
Calendar Year Deductible (CYD) 1 $5,000 single/ 2x family Out-of-Pocket Maximum - Deductibles and copays all accrue towards the out-of-pocket $6,000 single/ 2x family maximum. With respect to family plans,
More informationS c h o o l s I n s u r a n c e G r o u p Health Net Plan Comparison Fiscal Year 7/1/15-6/30/16
S c h o o l s I n s u r a n c e G r o u p Health Net Plan Comparison Fiscal Year 7/1/15-6/30/16 This information sheet is for reference only. Please refer to Evidence of Coverage requirements, limitations
More informationCardiff and Vale University Health Board. Organisational Structures. Updated July 2012
Cardiff and Vale University Health Board Organisational Structures Updated July 2012 1 CONTENTS Executive Structure 3 Divisional Structure Overall 5 Clinical Diagnostics & Therapeutics 8 Medicine 9 Specialist
More informationProgram Name: Post-Master s Certificate - Nursing and Healthcare Leadership
Program Name: Post-Master s Certificate - Gerontology CIP Code: 30.1101 CIP Description: Gerontology Program Length in Credits: 16-28 Program Description: A program that focuses on the human aging process
More informationSan Diego & Imperial Counties Hospitals. Caring for Patients and Communities
San Diego & Imperial Counties Hospitals Caring for Patients and Communities AUGUST 2012 Hospital Association of San Diego and Imperial ADVOCATES Counties FOR ACCESS TO HEALTHCARE FOR ALL CALIFORNIANS 1
More informationNewYork-Presbyterian 2012 Summer Internship
NewYork-Presbyterian 2012 Summer Internship 1 Introductions Monica Chopra, MBA, MPH Revenue Cycle Black Belt, Revenue Cycle & Finance Johns Hopkins University, BA graduate, 2000 Carey School of Business/Johns
More informationTraining Physicians: Medicare support provides vital funding to train our doctors and maintain patient access.
GRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION Training Physicians: Medicare support provides vital funding to train our doctors and maintain patient access. GRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION California faces a shortfall of up to
More information2009 Cost Center Setup Cross Reference Exhibit 3, 4, 11, 19, 20, 30, 31A, and 46. Exh 4, S-3. 30 & 31A Line
Setup Cross Reference General Service Assignments (95) (38) Standard 001-026, 029-030, 033, 040-047, 095 (57)Variable 027-028, 031-032, 034-039, 048-094 (Program Capabilities 200) 1 0100 Old Capital Related
More informationFocusing on what matters
Focusing on what matters We have a unique role and responsibility in our region because of our history and community ownership. Our proactive executive team, committed physicians, and a dedicated and compassionate
More informationCONTEMPORARY CREATIVE CAPITAL SOLUTIONS FOR TODAY S HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY.
CONTEMPORARY CREATIVE CAPITAL SOLUTIONS FOR TODAY S HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY. At Contemporary Healthcare Capital we believe that every financing scenario requires an in-depth understanding of current trends
More informationCardiac Surgery Nurse / Cardiology Nurse / Cardiology Nurse Technician /
NURSES - Acute Care Nurse Practitioner / Advanced Nurse Practitioner / Advanced Practice Nurse / Ambulatory Care Nurse / Bedside Nurse / Burn Patient Care Nurse / Burn Victim Care Nurse / Cardiac Surgery
More informationEvolving UM SOM Clinical Practice as the Healthcare Environment Changes
Evolving UM SOM Clinical Practice as the Healthcare Environment Changes Introduction to the UM SOM Medical Service Plan This section will cover the following elements: 1. FPI creation, organization, and
More informationCase Management Department
Hospital for Special Surgery Case Management Department Will Strive Through Careful Planning And Coordination to Ensure the Highest Quality Patient Services Utilizing Appropiate Resources to Maximize Patient
More informationLesser of $200 or 20% (surgery) $10 per visit. $35 $100/trip $50/trip $75/trip $50/trip
HOSPITAL SERVICES Hospital Inpatient : Paid in full, Non-network: Hospital charges subject to 10% of billed charges up to coinsurance maximum. Non-participating provider charges subject to Basic Medical
More informationMETROWEST MEDICAL CENTER
(508) 650-7000 Framingham Union METROWEST MEDICAL CENTER 115 Lincoln Street (508) 383-1000 24-hour Emergency Department Care Community Healthcare Provider This healthcare network encompasses the entirety
More informationHarmonizing the Missions of the Academic Health Center
Harmonizing the Missions of the Academic Health Center Penn State Hershey Medical Center and Health System Harold L. Paz, M.D., M.S. Chief Executive Officer, Penn State Hershey Medical Center and Health
More information$25 copay. One routine GYN visit and pap smear per 365 days. Direct access to participating providers.
HMO-1 Primary Care Physician Visits Office Hours After-Hours/Home Specialty Care Office Visits Diagnostic OP Lab/X Ray Testing (at facility) with PCP referral. Diagnostic OP Lab/X Ray Testing (at specialist)
More informationPGY-2 ONCOLOGY PHARMACY RESIDENCY
PGY-2 ONCOLOGY PHARMACY RESIDENCY Program Description and Requirements Providence Health System (PAMC) in Anchorage consists of 394 acute care beds and is part of an integrated health system including
More information2015 plan comparison guide
2015 plan comparison guide Groups of 1 50 Plans available Jan. 1, 2015, through Dec. 31, 2015 Washington Better health starts here Hello. Welcome to Moda Health, the place you go when you want more than
More informationS c h o o l s I n s u r a n c e G r o u p Health Net Plan Comparison Fiscal Year 7/1/14-6/30/15
S c h o o l s I n s u r a n c e G r o u p Health Net Plan Comparison Fiscal Year 7/1/14-6/30/15 This information sheet is for reference only. Please refer to Evidence of Coverage requirements, limitations
More informationRio Hondo Community College District Measure A General Obligation Bonds Fund Performance Audit Year Ended June 30, 2015 With Report of Independent
Year Ended June 30, 2015 With Report of Independent Auditors Year Ended June 30, 2015 With Report of Independent Auditors Table of Contents PAGE REPORT OF INDEPENDENT AUDITORS 1 PERFORMANCE AUDIT Objectives
More informationUK HOSPITAL. Projects NOT Involving the General Fund, Road Fund, or Agency Bonds* Project Title / Description Total Budget Source(s) 2008-2010
UK HOSPITAL Projects NOT Involving the General Fund, Road Fund, or Agency Bonds* Project Title / Description Total Budget Source(s) 2008-2010 Construct/Purchase Good Sam Medical Office Building... $15,730,000...RF
More informationDevelopment Profiles. Pima Medical Pavilion I and II Scottsdale, Arizona. 4105 and 4125 Briargate Parkway Colorado Springs, Colorado
Development Profiles Over the last 20 years, Healthcare Realty has developed more than four million square feet of outpatient medical facilities, representing an investment of over $1 billion. These properties,
More informationOverVIEW of Your Eligibility Class by determineing Benefits
OVERVIEW OF YOUR BENEFITS IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS Benefit Fund s Member Services Department (646) 473-9200 For answers to questions about your eligibility or prescription drug benefit. You can also visit
More informationAPPENDIX C: ACADEMIC MISSION STATEMENT
APPENDICES APPENDIX C: ACADEMIC MISSION STATEMENT The University of California, San Francisco shares the University s mission of achieving excellence in education, research, and public service. As a graduate
More informationSCHEMATIC AND PROJECT BUDGET APPROVAL EAST CAMPUS NURSING EDUCATION AND CLASSROOM
Shepherd University Board of Governors June 9, 2005 Agenda Item No. 9 SCHEMATIC AND PROJECT BUDGET APPROVAL EAST CAMPUS NURSING EDUCATION AND CLASSROOM In 1994 construction began on the Byrd Science and
More informationII.D. HOSPITALS AND CLINICS
II.D. HOSPITALS AND CLINICS A.G. HOLLEY STATE HOSPITAL COMPLEX 1199 West Lantana Road Lantana, FL 33462 Phone: (561) 582-5666 (800) 482-4636 (Tuberculosis Hotline) Hours: 24 hour facility Fees: Contact
More informationBlank Summary of Coverage
Blank Summary of Coverage This is not a policy. You can get the policy at www.insurancecompany.com/plan1500 or by calling 1-800-XXX-XXXX. A policy has more detail about how to use the plan and what you
More informationLouisiana State University Health Sciences Center - Shreveport
18 Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center - Shreveport 1 School of Medicine 2 Allied Health 3 LSU Hospital 4 Emergency 5 Biomedical Research Institute 6 Ambulatory Care Center 7 Women s and
More information: Blue Cross Blue Shield Silver 1, a Multi-State Plan
: Blue Cross Blue Shield Silver 1, a Multi-State Plan Summary of Benefits and Coverage: What this Plan Covers & What it Costs Coverage Period: 1/1/2014 12/31/14 Coverage for: Single Plan Type: EPO This
More informationThe Regents of the University of California. COMMITTEE ON HEALTH SERVICES July 16, 2003
The Regents of the University of California COMMITTEE ON HEALTH SERVICES July 16, 2003 The Committee on Health Services met on the above date at UCSF Laurel Heights, San Francisco. Members present: In
More informationHOSPITAL INDUSTRY IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ECONOMIC IMPACT ANALYSIS. Los Angeles County Economic Development Corporation
HOSPITAL INDUSTRY IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ECONOMIC IMPACT ANALYSIS Los Angeles County Economic Development Corporation Christine Cooper, Ph.D. Myasnik Poghosyan Shannon Sedgwick January 2012 This report
More informationRio Hondo Community College District Measure A General Obligation Bonds Performance Audit July 1, 2012 through June 30, 2013 With Report of
July 1, 2012 through June 30, 2013 With Report of Independent Auditors Table of Contents PAGE REPORT OF INDEPENDENT AUDITORS 1 PERFORMANCE AUDIT Objectives 2 Scope of the Audit 2 Background Information
More informationCancer Center AT WESLEY LONG HOSPITAL
Cancer Center AT WESLEY LONG HOSPITAL Thank you for choosing the Cone Health Cancer Center to provide your oncology or hematology care. We appreciate the opportunity to show you how our exceptional care
More information