2015 ANNUAL REPORT

We are dedicated to restoring health, improving function, minimizing pain and enhancing quality of life

for individuals with disability through research and education in the field of PM&R.

FOUNDATION FOR PM&R

The Foundation for PM&R is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to restoring health, im-proving function, minimizing pain and enhancing the quality of life for individuals with disability through research and education in the field of PM&R

VisionThe Foundation for PM&R envisions a health care system in the United States where function is a valued measure of health, physiatric care is fully integrated into the con-tinuum of care, and there is full access to cost-effective evidence-based rehabilitative care.

Values• Research is key to advancing the medical specialty of PM&R.• Patient-centered practice is essential.• The ability to function and quality of life are key outcome

measures in the management of illness, injury or disease.• Interdisciplinary research is required to achieve the

best possible outcomes for individuals with disability.• Investment in young investigators that fosters their

pursuit of a career in research and provides them with the tools to succeed, enhances the research capacity of the field of PM&R.

• Increasing physiatric research capacity in medical schools and teaching hospitals improves PM&R research capacity.

• The specialty of PM&R is strongest when the overarch-ing interests of those who focus on inpatient medical rehabilitation and those who concentrate on outpatient and/or musculoskeletal care converge and are seen as parts of a whole.

• All practitioners and stakeholders have a responsibility to fund the Foundation for PM&R, because the Founda-tion supports the future of PM&R...both for practitioners and for the patients we serve.

Message from the President 1

From the Executive Director 2

Board of Directors 3

Thanks to our Volunteers 4

Research for the Future 6

Targeting Key Issues 7

2015 Grants and Awards 8

Supporting Pediat- ric PM&R 10

Building Relation- ships 11

RREMS Winners 12

Physiatric Research Consulting 13

Proof of the Pudding Debate 14

Rehab 5k 15

Major Gifts 16

Thank You to Our Donors 18

Americans with Disabilities Fund 29

Corp. Supporters 30

About the Foundation

2015 ANNUAL REPORT

Dexanne B. Clohan MD

“Please carefully consider how you can leverage your professional ex-pertise and finan-cial resources to drive the future of our field and our patients through the Foundation.”

Message From the President

I’m very proud of the impact your donation is having on our field through the Foundation for PM&R. We’re providing start-up support to a new generation of researchers and seeking answers to important questions on how physiatrists can facilitate improvements in our patients’ function and quality of life.

As you look through this annual report, I’m sure you will be proud of the wide range of strategic programs supported by your gift to the Founda-tion for PM&R. You can be confident your gift is managed wisely; we keep expenses low, and depend on volunteers to drive our board and committees.

For busy people like us, charitable giving is driven not only by who asks us for help, but also wheth-er it gets lost in an overflowing e-mail inbox or stack of mail. Research and education in PM&R is too important to be relegated to such vagaries.

Please carefully consider how you can leverage your professional expertise and financial resources to drive the future of our field and our patients through the Foundation. I hope you will experi-ence the gratification of playing a growing part of this important enterprise.

Thank you for your support of the Foundation! Together we can do even more in 2016.

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From the Executive Director

Phyllis J. Anderson, MA

“As a donation-based organization, it is impossible to ‘guarantee’ our revenues every

year, even though our expenses

remain constant.”

Every year brings new challenges and opportu-nities; 2015 was one of the most challenging to date for the Foundation. Previously, the Founda-tion had a long history of growth, adding to re-serves each year while continuing to increase our research grant support.

Yet as a donation-based organization, it is im-possible to “guarantee” our revenues every year, even though our expenses remain constant. In 2015 the Foundation’s investments experienced the worst performance since 2009 and we had a downturn in the overall number of donors (al-though the number of donors who gave over $1,000 grew by 38%!) A grant from a usual cor-porate supporter did not come through, and for the first time since 2010, no major gift ($25,000 or more) was received. These factors combined to create a “perfect storm” of financial distress in 2015, and we had to fall back on our reserves.

As difficult as it is to weather a perfect storm, the Foundation’s overall track record is and will continue to be one of growth and success. At this point we need your help to increase unre-stricted fund balances, which will allow us to con-tinue to pursue our bigger vision for the future.

I am counting on YOU to show your commitment to the future of physiatry through your generous support of the Foundation for PM&R!

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2015-16 Board of Directors

Dexanne B. Clohan, MDPresident

John Whyte, MD, PhDVice President

C. George Kevorkian, MD

Treasurer

Bruce E. Becker, MDSecretary

Randall L. Braddom, MD, MS

Past President

Directors at Large

Michael L. Boninger, MD

David X. Cifu, MD

Alberto Esquenazi, MD

Walter R. Frontera, MD, PhD

N. Lynn Gerber, MD

Jeffrey B. Palmer, MD

Life Directors

Rosa Materson

John L. Melvin, MD, MMSc

Jack T. Swafford, Sr.

Ex Officio

Phyllis J. Anderson, MA, Executive Director

Gail L. Gamble, MD

Tom Stautzenbach, CAE

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Thank You to Our Volunteers

Special thanks to Dr. Gail Gamble,

who not only served as the first

President of the Foundation for PM&R, but also

returned to chair the Friends of the

Foundation, our major gifts fund-

raising group

Awards and Grants Steering CommitteeMurray Brandstater, MBBS, PhD, ChairAllen Heinemann, PhDNeil Segal, MDBarry Smith, MD

Awards and Grants Review CommitteeJohn Whyte, MD, ChairMatthew Bartels, MDJonathan Bean, MDBruce Becker, MDMichael Boninger, MDDexanne Clohan, MDBarbara DeLateur, MD Sheila Dugan, MDAlberto Esquenazi, MDN. Lynn Gerber, MDAmy Houtrow, MDKevin Murphy, MDNathaniel Mayer, MDBill Micheo, MDJoel Press, MDNeil Segal, MDGreg Worsowicz, MD

Development CommitteeDexanne Clohan, MD, ChairAlberto Esquenazi, MDGeorge Kevorkian, MDMyron LeBan, MDJacob Neufeld, MD

Finance CommitteeC. George Kevorkian, MD, ChairPhyllis Anderson, MAKevin Murphy, MDDavid Welch, MD

Friends of the FoundationGail Gamble, MD, ChairGary Clark, MDBarbara DeLateur, MDBruce Gans, MDMike Lupinacci, MDJohn Melvin, MD

Justus Lehmann Fund Task ForceBarbara DeLateur, MD and Peter Esselman, MD, Co-ChairsKathleen Bell, MDScott Paul, PhD

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Musculoskeletal Advisory CommitteeHeidi Prather, MD, ChairRonald Abraham, MDSamuel Bierner, MDMichael Furman, MDSteve Geiringer, MDBill Micheo, MDGwen Sowa, MD

Nominating CommitteeRandall L. Braddom, MD, MS, ChairDavid Bagnall, MDMichael Boninger, MDJohn Whyte, MD, PhD

Pain Management & Spine Care Task ForceThiru Annaswamy, MD ChairRachel Brakke, MDMike Furman, MDFrank Lagatutta, MDAmy Phelan, MD

Pediatric Advisory CommitteeKevin Murphy MD, ChairJoshua Alexander, MDMichael Alexander, MDRochelle Dy, MDAmy Houtrow, MDLinda Krach, MDDennis Matthews, MDRobert Rinaldi, MD

Research Priorities Task ForceJeffrey Palmer, MD, ChairMichael Boninger, MDWalter Frontera, MDAllen Heinemann, PhDJohn Whyte, MD

The Foundation for PM&R would not exist without two crucialcomponents: our volunteers, and our donors.

We rely on our volunteer Board of Directors and committees to carry out many of the important functions of the Foundation.

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“The Foundation

for PM&R

grant program

for young

investigators

like me is

absolutely crucial for building a viable

research program and establishing

a record of funding. My Foundation-

funded study results resulted in

numerous presentations, abstracts, and

publications, and were instrumental in

securing additional funding through the

NIH and other sources.”

Daniel Herman MD, PhD, CAQSMAssistant Professor

Divisions of PM&R, Sports Medicine and ResearchDepartment of Orthopedics and Rehabilitation

University of Florida

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Research for the Future

From our start, the primary focus of the Foundation for PM&R’s programs and activities has been physiatric research.

Our current top goals are:

Drive the Evidence Base for Cost-effective, Outcomes-oriented Rehabilitative Care

Cultivate the Next Generation of Physiatric Researchers

Build Physiatric Research Capacity

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A task force was appointed in 2015 to identify research priorities that will guide the Foundation’s research support and answer vital questions in physiatric care.

Five key areas were identified:

Chronic Pain

Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation

Spinal Cord Injury

Stroke, and

Traumatic Brain Injury

Specific questions have been dev-eloped in each area. We will expand our grants program to meet these needs.

“The Scott

Nadler PASSOR

Musculoskeletal

Research Grants

I received

provided the

necessary funds for statistical analysis

of my first two major research efforts.

Without the grants, neither project would

have been completed. The 2010 grant

led to two national and two international

platform presentations and my first NIH

grant submission.”

Heidi Prather, DOChief of Section, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

Department of Orthopaedic SurgeryWashington University School of Medicine

2015 President, North American Spine Society

Targeting Key Issues

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2015 Grants and Awards

Presented on Friday, March 13 in San Antonio, during the AAP Annual Meeting awards ceremony:

Allergan Foundation Pain Management and Spine Care Research Grant • Gustaf Van Acker III, MD, PhD (MetroHealth),

“Blockage of Peripheral Nerve Conduction Using Noninvasive Surface Stimulation”

Milbank Foundation Chronic Pain Management Research Grant • Xiaogang Jiang, MD (Eastern Virginia Medical School),

“Relationship Between Chronic Pain and Sexual Dysfunction”

Milbank Foundation Pain Management Research Grant• Neil S. Segal, MD (Kansas University Medical

Center), “Determining Efficacy of the Combined Application of Electrical Stimulation and Volitional Contractions for Knee Pain Inhibition and Physical Function Improvement in Men and Women with Knee Osteoarthritis”

Justus Lehmann Biomechanics/Biophysics Research Grant • Adam S. Tenforde, MD (Stanford Human Performance

Lab), “Prospective Evaluation of Influence of Dynamic Plantar Foot Loading Patterns in Development of Bone Stress Injuries in Runners”

Presented on Saturday, October 3 during the plenary session at the AAPM&R Annual Assembly in Boston:

Aspen Spinal Bracing Research Grant• Thiru M. Annaswamy, MD, VA North Texas Health Care

System, “Benefit of Lumbar Bracing for Chronic Low Back Pain due to Degenerative Disc Disease”

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Segal

Van Acker

Annaswamy

Tenforde

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Mallinckrodt Acute Pain Management Research Grant• Zachary L. McCormick, RIC Center for Pain, “A

Prospective Trial of One vs. Two Diagnostic Genicular Nerve Blocks to Determine Clinical Outcomes after Radiofrequency Ablation for the Treatment of Painful Knee Osteoarthritis”

Richard Materson, MD ERF New Investigator Research Grants• Alejandra Camacho-Soto, Washington University,

“Early Psychological and Neurophysiological Predictors of Disability after Mild Traumatic Brain Injury”

• Ellen Casey, MD, Drexel University College of Medicine, “Influence of Race on the Female Athlete Triad: A Case Matched Control”

• Tae Hwan Chung, Johns Hopkins University Medical Center, “Effects of Chronic Inflammation on Aging Neuromuscular Function”

Midcareer Investigator Grant• Heather K. Vincent, MD, University of Florida, “Patient-

centered Transformative Coaching Approach to Improve Participation in Rehabilitation and Functional Quality of Life after Orthopedic Trauma”

Milbank Injured Soldiers Research Grant• Eric Altschuler, MD, PhD, Walter Reed National Military

Medical Center, “A Prospective Study of Mirror Therapy for Complex Orthopedic and Peripheral Nerve Injuries in Soldiers”

Gabriella Molnar, MD Pediatric PM&R Research Grant• Gerald H. Clayton, PhD, Children’s Hospital Colorado,

“Quantitative Encephalography as a Tool for Evaluation of Adolescent Concussions”

Scott Nadler, MD PASSOR Musculoskeletal Grant• Michael Fredricson, MD, Stanford University,

“Prevention of Bone Stress Injuries Through Nutritional Intervention in Male and Female Distance Runners”

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McCormick

Camacho-Soto

Casey

Chung

Vincent

Altschuler

Fredericson

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2015 Gabriella Molnar Pediatric PM&R Lifetime Achievement Award

A passionate advocate, teacher, clinical researcher, men-tor, volunteer, and dedicated clinician. Dr. Virginia Sim-son Nelson, M.D., M.P.H. has been instrumental in shaping the field of Pediatric Rehabilitation Medicine. Her greatest clinical accomplishments have been in the multi-disciplinary pediatric home ventilation program and bra-chial plexus palsy clinic at the University of Michigan. She led providers in caring for hundreds of children, adoles-cents, and young adults for over 30 years as Chief of Pe-diatric and Adolescent Services at the University of Michi-gan. Her clinical accomplishments have been recognized nationally, as she received the AAPM&R Distinguished Clinician award in 2009.

Supporting Pediatric PM&R

“The Gabriella Molnar Pediatric PM&R

Research Grant allowed me to to move

forward with fitness testing in our clinical

gait and motion analysis laboratory. Now

we are able to provide exercise prescrip-

tion with significantly better accuracy,

such that our patients are appreciating

remarkable gains in endurance and

strength for their daily living.”

Marcie Ward, MDChief of Medical Staff Elect, Attending Pediatric Physiatrist

Gillette Children’s Specialty Healthcare

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“Support from

the Foundation

for PM&R for my

study on knee

pain inhibition

and physical

function improvement in knee osteo-

arthritis allowed me to collaborate with a

Japanese academic physiatrist, opening up

relationships with members of the

Japanese Association for Rehabilitation

Medicine. The project will determine a

tolerable means of strengthening the legs

of people with knee osteoarthritis. This

step will be important in determining pro-

tocols needed to compete for funding for

large rehabilitation clinical trials for this

important patient group.”

Neil Segal, MDProfessor and Faculty Physiatrist, Director of Clinical Research,

Medical Director of Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation,Dept. of Rehabilitation Medicine

University of Kansas Medical Center

Building Relationships

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The Foundation for PM&R reg-ularly reaches out to our sister societies to share information and partner whenever possible.

These societies include:

American Academy of PM&R

American College of Rehabilitation Medicine

American Medical Rehabilitation Providers Association

Association of Academic Physiatrists

International Society of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine

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Congratulations to the winners in the Rehabilitation Research Experience for Medical Students (RREMS) Program. Students participating in 2015 included:

• Jamie Schub, University of Maryland School of Medicine, worked with Stacy Suskauer, MD at Johns Hopkins University on the “Presence of Mirror Movements in Children with Traumatic Brain Injury and Relationship to Corpus Callosum Segment Size.”

• Cristina Page, Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine was at Vanderbilt University with Nitin Jain, MD, working on “Variations in Non-Operative Rehabilitation Treatments and their Impact on Outcomes in Rotator Cuff Tears.”

• Laura Pilgram worked with Heidi Prather, MD at Washington University School of Medicine on “The Hip-spine Connection: Physical Examination Findings in Adolescent and Young Adults with Low Back Pain.”

• Joseph Chin, SUNY Upstate Medical University, worked at UC Davis Health System with Martin Hoffman, MD on “Functional Outcomes and Perceived Recovery in Ultramarathoners Utilizing Popular Recovery Techniques.”

• Jordan Stumph, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, investigated “The Relationship Between Ultrasound Determined Knee and Hip Muscle Parameters and Formalized Strength Measurements in Adults with Knee Osteoarthritis,” at New York Presbyterian Columbia and Cornell with Alfred Gellhorn, MD.

• Syed Zain Ali, from NYIT College of Osteopathic Medicine, worked with Preeti Raghavan, MD on his project, “Enhancing Motor Learning with a Light-weight 3-D Cable-driven Arm Exoskeleton (CAREX)” at Rusk Rehabilitation Institute.

RREMS Program Winners

The Foundation for PM&R partners with the Association of Academic Physiatrists (with additional support from the Ernest W. Johnson Fund and the Craig H. Neilsen Foundation) to provide an eight-week summer externship program in rehabilitation research for medical students.

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Physiatric Research Consulting

With support from the Foundation for PM&R, the Association of Academic Physiatry imple-mented a Physiatric Res-earch Consulting Program in 2014 to provide customized assist-ance for instit-utions committed to improving or developing a physiatric research program.

In 2015, two site visits took place: at the University of Utah Division of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, and at Baylor Institute for Rehabilitation.

“The visit was ben-

eficial for several

reasons: It brought

our group together

to focus in a brief

period of time. It

provided us with

actionable items. It also provided a plat-

form for administration and investigators

to be involved with discussions and

recommendations. We had experts in the

area devote an extended period of time

and energy to our site. The site visitors

asked great questions to elicit the infor-

mation they needed. We appreciated the

direction that they provided in identifying

and validating areas of research.”

Simon Driver, PhDDirector of Research

Baylor Institute for Rehabilitation

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Proof of the Pudding Debate

The “Proof of the Pudding” Debate was held on Thursday, October 1 from 9:00 to 9:30 PM. The standing-room-only crowd enjoyed coffee and dessert while listening to a lively debate on the use of interdiscal steroid injection in the treatment of low back pain. Foundation Treasurer Dr. George Kevorkian served as moderator for the debate.

Dr. Bradley Goodman, Department of PM&R, University of Alabama at Birmingham, supported the use of intra-discal steroid injection as an alternative in patients who have been unresponsive to conservative and other inter-ventional treatments.

Dr. Gwen Sowa, Department of PM&R, University of Pittsburgh, presented evidence against the use of intra-discal steroid injection based on the lack of clinical evi-dence of efficacy as well as the associated risks of the procedure.

After the opportunity for rebuttal, the mic was opened up for questions from the floor.

The Foundation for PM&R appreciates the cooperation of the PM&R journal in selecting this topic from their Point/Counterpoint articles. It originally appeared in PM&R Vol-ume 6 Issue 6, June 2014; 547-555. We are also grate-ful to our Treasurer, Dr. George Kevorkian, who started this debate and provided a restricted grant to continue the program annually.

2015 Topic:

Use of Intradiscal Steroid Injection in the Treatment of Low Back Pain

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Rehab 5k Run/Walk & Roll

March 14 in San AntonioThanks to everyone who came out for the Rehab 5k event during the AAP annual meeting. Overall winner was Dr. David Arnold.

October 2 in BostonA record crowd turned out despite very chilly weather to participate in our Rehab 5k Run/Walk & Roll event at the AAPM&R Annual Assembly.

Congratulations to Ryan Solinsky, who completed the beau-tiful course along the Boston Commons in 5:41 min. Emily Kraus was the first female finisher at 18:17 min.

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Every year, the Foundation for PM&R hosts 5k events at both the American Academy of PM&R and the Association of Academic Physiatrists annual meetings.

The Rehab 5k Run/Walk & Roll is a fundraising event to support physiatric research.

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Major Gifts

Major gifts are comprised of cumulative con-tributions from our most gener-ous supporters.

Only through the ongoing sup-port of these larger donors is the Foundation for PM&R able to add new research grants and con-tinue to expand our programs.

PLATINUM LEVEL DONORS

John B. Coulter Society ($250,000 to $499,999)Jack T. Swafford, Sr. (pictured right), whose generosity established the Gabriella E.Molnar-Swafford, MD Pediatric PM&R Research Fund, to continue his wife’s legacy of leadership, research and education in caring for children and adults with childhood onset disability.

GOLD LEVEL DONORS

John L. Melvin Circle ($100,000 to $249,999)John L. Melvin, MD, MMSc

Visionary Circle: $50,000 - $99,000Bruce M. Gans, MDC. George Kevorkian, MDWestcott W. Price, III

Leaders Circle ($25,000 to $49,999)Robert P. Christopher, MDMrs. Rosa Materson

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Over 85% of our annual revenue comes from individual donors.

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Silver Level Donors

SILVER LEVEL DONORS

Patrons Club ($10,000 to $24,999)David L. Bagnall, MDBruce Becker, MDRobert W. Boyce, MDRandall Braddom, MDPriscilla and John Cadwell, MD

Barry J. Materson, MDDexanne B. Clohan, MD Rosa M. MatersonBarbara J. DeLateur, MD, MS Linda J. Michaud, MDGail L. Gamble, MD Kristjan Ragnarsson, MDSteve R. Geiringer, MD M. Elizabeth Sandel, N. Lynn Gerber, MD Thomas E. Strax, MDSteve M. Gnatz, MD, MHA Michael P. Sullivan, MDErnest W. Johnson, MD John Whyte, MD, PhDLinda E. Krach, MD

Supporters Club ($5,000 to $9,999)Bruce E. Becker, MD Kathleen Bell, MDSamuel M. Bierner, MD, MRM Murray Brandstater, MDDiana Cardenas, MD Lewis Cohen, MDErwin Gonzalez, MDGeorge Kraft, MDMichael F. Lupinacci, MDWilliam F. Micheo, MD Joel M. Press, MDReuben Sloan, MDHenry H. Stonnington, MD Anthony M. Tarvestad, JD Jerry Weisman, MD Claire V. Wolfe, MD

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“Contributing

to the Found-

ation is a way

to assure the

future of our

specialty and its

value to the

patients we

serve. I believe

we can make

our own future,

and this is a

tangible way

to do so.”

Bruce M. Gans,

MD

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David L. Bagnall, MDBruce E. Becker, MDMichael L. Boninger, MDMurray Brandstater, MD PhDRobert P Christopher, MDJonathan L. Costa, MDRobert W. Downie, MD

$1,000 to $4,999

Charles G. Kevorkian, MDKristjan T. Ragnarsson, MDJosue Rivera-Morales, MDM. Elizabeth Sandel, MDC.R. Sridhara, MDKathryn A. Stolp, MDJerry Weissman,MD

$500 to $999

Gary S. Clark, MD Dexanne B. Clohan, MDWalter R Frontera, MD PhDGail L. Gamble, MDBruce M. Gans, MDSteve R. Geiringer, MD

Kurtis M. Hoppe, MDMyron M. LaBan, MD MMScPeter A.C. Lim, MDJohn L. Melvin, MDJohn Whyte, MD PhD

$100 to $499 Alicia M. Abels, MDAugusta S. Alba, MDPhyllis J. Anderson, MAErmin A. Arriola, MDNaheed A. Asad-Van De Walle, MDRichard T. Bach, MDLivia K. Baublitz, DOSteven G. Beck, MDJoseph R. Bozzelle, Jr, MDSheryll A. Bryan, MDCharles G. Burgar, MDAlicia R. Carter, MDMislynne A. Charles, MDRocco A. Chiappini, MDJon Barber Closson, MDRobin L. Cohen, MD MPHAndrew J. Cole, MDDavid R. Cooper, MDJohn F. Ditunno, Jr., MDPaul S. Drinkwater, MDRodolfo D Eichberg, MDNelson G. Escobar, MD

Keyvan Esmaeili, MDJames R. Farrage, Jr., MDSteven R. Flanagan, MDWilliam M. Fowler, Jr., MDGerard E. Francisco, MDRichard A. Frieden, MDPaul A. Friedman, MDAnna K. Gaines, MDMichel L. Gevaert, MDMichelle S. Gittler, MDErwin G. Gonzalez, MDRonald Gonzalez-Segarra, MDRobert S. Gotlin, DOMartin Grabois, MDCarl V. Granger, MDAndrew J. Haig, MDRichard L. Harvey, MDJustin T. Hata, MDAllen Heinemann, PhDNadeem I. Hussain, MD MPHKatie D. Irani, MDJoseph P. Jacob, MDWon Heum Jhee, MD

Thank You To Our General Fund Donors

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Robert L. Joynt, MDMarc S. Kelly, MDSok Min Kim, MDJohn C. King, MDLynn Kostecki-Csanyi, MDMyron M. LaBan, MD MMScJohn T.L. Lamoureux, MDJanet C. Limke, MDLei Lin, MD PhDDonald Liss, MDLisa M. Maddox, MDRalph J. Marino, MDNathaniel H. Mayer, MDJill R Meilahn, DOM. Mercedes Melendez, MDBradley S. Merritt, MDMarla Y. Molinary-Ruiz, MDCarlos A. Montorfano, MDAndrea H. Naylor, MDFred E. Nowroozi, MDWalter Panis, MDJairo O. Parada, MDHenry C. Park, MDHoon Jae Park, MDWilliam S. Pease, MDAtul B. Patel, MDBruce A. Pomeranz, MDMichael M. Priebe, MDKristjan T. Ragnarsson, MDPeter J. Rappa, MDSandeep Rathi, MDBell M. Razafindrabe, MDLeon Reinstein, MDJames H. Rhee, MDStephen R. Ribaudo, MD

Robert J. Rinaldi, MDWilliam N. Rogers, III, MDRobert Rondinelli, MD PhDJerrold N. Rosenberg, MDScott Ross, DOElliot J. Roth, MDTomoya Sakai, MDPamela B. Salazar, MDTerry C. Sawchuk, MDDeborah R Schneider, MDBillie A. Schultz, MDSheri SchwartzJoan SeaverGregg L. Singer, MDCurtis W. Slipman, MDMatthew J. Smith, MDHalina M. Snowball, MDAdam B. Stein, MDJoel Stein, MDMichael D. Stubblefield, MDPaul A. Sueno, MDNathaniel Sutain, MDCharles Terry, MDMelissa J. Tinney, MDDaria A. Trojan, MDCarol B. Vandenakker Albanese, MDGeorge Varghese, MDJohn M. Ventrudo, MDChristopher J. Visco, MDRalph M. Wang, MDAnthony Wilson, MDClaire Wolfe, MDGregory Worsowicz, MD MBAJerald R. Zimmerman, MD

$100 to $499(continued)

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Under $100 Anthony E. Abang, MDAde L. Adedokun, DOUri S. Adler, MDRinkoo Aggarwal, MDAshli P. Alexander, MD MPHDanish Ali, DODenise E. Allen, MDSaad M. Al-Shathir, MDRolando Amadeo, MDRevathy Ameeruddin, MDVani B. Andavolu, MDRoberta P. Anderson-Oeser, MDStephen J. Andriese, MDSusan D. Apkon, MDMaria E. Arizmendez, MDM. Jose Arraiz, MDKimberly Augenstein, MDWilliam J. Bajorek, DORaghubinder K. Bajwa, MDThomas S. Baker, MDRichard D. Ball, MD PhDPeter B. Bandera, MDJean M. Barber, MDKathryn G. Barnard, MDChristopher P. Barnes, MDJames G. Beegan, MDPraxedes V. Belandres, MDLulenesh Belayneh, MDBenoy V. Benny, MDMark D. Bergsten, DOGuillermo J. Bernal, MDNaomi B. Betesh, DOJ. Eric Bicknell, MDRina Bloch, MDJeffrey R. Blood, MDSergey V Bogdan, MDCharles H. Bonner, MDEphraim Brenman, DONenad Brkic, MDLori L. Brooks, MDJanice C. Brown, MD MPHPatti Jo Brown, MDScott E. Brown, MDSusan J. Bryant-Snure, MDBrian C. Buck, MDEugene M. Bulkin, MDSunil Butani, MDKevin D. Cairns, MD MPHRussell Cantrell, MDMargaret T. Carlini, MDNels L. Carlson, MDRex G. Carr, MD FAAPMR

Dwight K. Caughfield, MDVirgilio N. Chan, MDSheila Chandran, MBBSKwang U. Chang, MDElissa J. Charbonneau, DO MSGeorge E. Charuk, DOJames L. Chinarian, MDRobert L. Chironna, MDGary Chodoroff, MDRamnik S. Clair, MDAlbert C. Clairmont, MDKristin E. Clemons, MDMatthew A. Co, DOAndrew M. Cole, MBBS FAFRMJohn P. Collins, DOKevin J. Collins, MDOmar A. Colon-Gutierrez, MDTheodore D. Conliffe, Jr., MDRobert I. Cooper, MBBSAlberto G. Corrales, MDScott A. Craig, MDVernon W Crisp, Jr., DO MSDale P. Cunningham, MDRalph D’Auria, MDDaniel C. De Falcis, MDFred R. DeFrancesch, MDJeffrey G. DeLoach, DOLaura L Deon, MDMehul J. Desai, MD MPHPurvi N. Desai, MDKedar K. Deshpande, MDJennifer M. Devine, MDStephen W. Dinger, DODmitri P. Dmytruk, DOAsha Dua, MDWayne E. Dubov, MDFranklin H. Dulin, MDGerald E. Dworkin, DOMary Ellen R. Earwood, MDAnnette Eichenbaum, DORussell L. Ellis, MDBehzad Emad, MDNelson G. Escobar, MDRandolph R. Estwick, MDJames R. Farrage, Jr., MDMark A Filippone, MDMary Jo Fishburn, MDWilliam R. Fitz, MDKatherine M Flood, MDMargaret M. Forgette, MDGlenn M. Forman, MDElizabeth G. Forrest, MD

Thank You To Our General Fund Donors

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Robert D. Franklin, Jr., MDJessica L. Fuller-Hines, MDAnna K. Gaines, MDJoseph F. Galate, MDAlison C. Ganong, MDJustin J. Gasper, DOCarolyn Geis, MDSam Ghaffari, DO FAAPMRBenjamin J. Gilliotte, MDJames D. Girardy, MDJoyce Goldenberg, MDAlita Gonsalves Sikora, MDBradly S. Goodman, MDJessica H. Gorr, DOLori M. Grafton, MDNancy E. Greenwald, MDMatthew D. Grier, DONathan L. Gross, MDScott Grosse, MDJames H. Gruft, MDYaoming Gu, MD MSFatma Gul, MDChris G. Gussner, MDTodd E. Handel, MDSawey A. Harhash, MDListianing Hariman, MDMark J. Harris, MD MPHDennis A. Hart, MDJohn L. Hart, DOMichael L. Hearndon, DOMichael E. Hebrard, MDStephen D. Heis, MDAdrienne R. Hill, DODavid S. Hilmo, MDJames D. Hinde, MDJulie T. Hoang, MD BSTodd G. Holmes, MDArthur N. Hryhorowych, MDSusan Lee Hubbell, MDPatricia A. Hurford, MDJawed Hussain, MDChristina K. Hynes, MDAndrew J. Illig, DOAlyce F. Jackson, MDJ.C. Jackson, DOJihad Jaffer, MDAnjali Jain, MDAmy E. Jamison, MDPierre C. Jean Felix, MDWilliam B. Jones, MDPenniford L. Justice, MDAshok Kache, MD

Under $100(continued)

William V. Kane, MDMichael S. Kaplan, MD PhDRobert J. Kaplan, MDReginald W. Kapteyn, DOCarolyn E. Keeler, DOManmohan S. Khokhar, MDStuart W. King, MDKeith A. Kirby, MDWarren B Kirby, MDSteven Kirshblum, MDEllen L. Kitts, MDJames B. Knowles, MDStephen F. Koelbel, MDDouglas M. Koltun, MDSherry R. Kondziela, MDRamakrishna R. Kosuri, MDEric A. Kovan, DOJohn M. Kozak, MDD. Scott Kreiner, MDIsaac J. Kreizman, MDIgnazio G La China, MDMyron M. LaBan, BA MD MMScElisabeth A. Lachmann, MDFrancis P. Lagattuta, MDHuikang D. Lai, MDLawrence P. Lai, MDFred K. Lamb, MDThomas E Lammertse, MD MMMClaudia L. Lampel, MDMartin P. Lanoff, MDSusan M. Larson, MDKevin J. Lasseigne, MDSon D. Le, MDDallas A. Lea, II, MDJohn A Ledington, MDMichael Y. Lee, MDSam-Gyu Lee, MD PhDJames A. Leonard, Jr., MDKirk Lercher, MDLaran J. Lerner, DOCraig H. Lichtblau, MDJai Duck Liem, MDJanet C. Limke, MDJohn W. Lindberg, MDJames P. Little, MDLatanya D. Lofton, MDThomas R. Lorish, MDRene A. Lucas, MDLisa A. Luciano, DOMichael J. Lupi, DOAaron B. Lyles, MDJames R. Mackenzie, MD

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Under $100(continued)

F. Shawn Madden, MDJohn C. Madlener, MDRobert L. Maiello, MDBarbara Malicka-Rozek, MDSrinivas Mallempati, MDJorge A. Marcial, MDChristopher J. McAllister, MDStacy McCarty, MDKatie E. McCausland, DOJames T. McDeavitt, MDSara J. Meadows, DOMohamed A. Medhat, MD PhDJohn L Merritt, MDJames P. Michaels, MDMary Jo Middleton, MDMaria Miguel-Villegas, MDKevin A. Miles, DOMichelle A. Miller, MDRonald S. Miller, MDS. David Miller, MDMonte H. Moore, MDCarlos E. Moravek, MDChristopher M. Morelli, DOShubhra Mukherjee, MDBrian J. Murphy, DOBruce R. Myers, MDStanley J. Myers, MDSusan H. Nack, DODavid J. Nagel, MDJames C. Natalicchio, MDKalliopi K Nestor, MDBruce Y. Newton, MDWilliam Newton, DO MSRicardo A. Nieves, MDAustin I. Nobunaga, MD MPHJoseph T. Nora, MDCarrie P. Noran Jaeger, MDPhalgun Nori, MDZhanna Nudelman, MDIfeoma M. Okoronkwo, MDAndrew R. Olshen, MDSteven C. Opersteny, MDMichael A. Osei, MDMatthew C. Oswald, MDJennifer H. Page, MDMariann PangPano L. Papalekas, MDTejas N. Parikh, MDHoon Jae Park, MDStephen Q. Parker, MDAmish M. Patel, DOAnkit M. Patel, MD

Jashvant G. Patel, MDRakesh R. Patel, DOJennifer H Paul, MDEugene F. Pence, MDRobert C. Pepperman, MDAlexander Perelman, MDOwen Z. Perlman, MDMonique B. Perry, MDAnthony C. Picchiello, MDAllison C. PietrzakKanakadurg R. Poduri, MDBruce A. Pomeranz, MDLyudmila Poretskaya, MDTheodore S. Powers, MDScott G. Powley, MDVibhay Prasad, MDAntonio Quidgley-Nevares, MDDaniel J. Ragone, Jr., MD PAKusuma C. Rao, MDPeter J. Rappa, MDShakuntala Ratwani, MDSravanthi R. Reddy, MDKerrie M. Reed, MDStephen G. Rees, MDK. Dean Reeves, MDArkam Rehman, MDAmy L. Reid, MDGadi A Revivo, DOChris A. Reyher, MDAnthony N. Ricci, MDSusan G. Rice, MDLynn A. Richardson, DOTracy Riddle, DOJanalee K. Rissover, MDEvelyn Rivera Ocasio, MDPaul E. Roa, MDVeronica Rodriguez De La Cruz, MDScott A. Rome, MDMichael A Romello, MDSandra K. Rosenberg, MDJay E. Rosenfeld, MDBarry J. Ross, MDDavid P. Russo, DOSteven R. Sabers, MDJohn T. Sacha, MDPamela B. Salazar, MDSimonetta Sambataro, MDMichael P. Schaefer, MDPaul T. Scheatzle, DODebra Ann Schilling, MDMarcy C. Schlinger, DO

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Under $100(continued)

Peter H. Schmaus, MDDerek S. Scott, MDBenjamin G. Seeman, DONeil A. Segal, MD MSTheophila C. Semanoff, MDVictoria M. Sepesky, MDFernando L. Sepulveda-Irizarry, MDSubhashchandra K. Shah, MDThomas R. Shaw, MDBeth A. Shelton, MDCarl H. Shin, MDBarbara J. Sigford, MD PhDDavid R. Silva, DOThomas C. Silvestrini, II, MDRobert M. Simon, MDHarwinder Singh, MDRaj M. Singh, MDCharles E. Sisung, MDRobert R. Sloan, MD FAAPMRCharlotte H. Smith, MDRiley Smith, MDAndrew J. Smolenski, MDLeAnn Snow, MD PhDLisa E. Snyder, MDGregg A. Soifer, MDHi Chul Song, MDPerry J. Stein, MDDavid I. Steinberg, DOMichelle A. Stern, MDRobert F. Strell, MDJacob A. Strong, MDFrederick R. Struthers, DOKara J. Suche, MDRenat R. Sukhov, MDDonald J. Sullivan, MDStacy J. Suskauer, MDRobert L. Swezey, MDFlora Tabaddor, MDChristina E. Taddeo, MDNishin S. Tambay, MDChi-Tsai Tang, MDJonathan M. Tarrash, MDNeal S. Taub, MDZeeshan K. Tayeb, MDMarian E. Te Selle, MDAndrea L. Terry, DOJ. George Thomas, MDBlake R. Thompson, MDCarletta H. Thompson, MDJarron I Tilghman, MDTanisha A. Toaston, DO

Lisa M. Todd, MDRonald B. Tolchin, DOJuliane C. Tran, MDMinh T. Tran, DOTodd C. Troll, MDJennifer W. Tsoi, MDJeffrey T. Tubbs, MDSteven M. Tucci, MD PhDPayam Vahedifar, MDJuan Valdez, MDNelson V. Valena, MDJoseph P. Valenza, MDW. Christian VandenBerg, MDMary M. Vargo, MDHardik A. Vashi, DONeil R. Veggeberg, MDLeon H. Venier, MDAnnie Venugopal, MDGreg A. Vigna, MDEdwin M. Villalobos, MDChristine M. Villoch, MDBryant L. Vuong, DOWalter H. Wade, MD MPHPerry C. Wallach, MDBrenda S. Waller, MDJames WarmothMichael A. Watts, MDAndrew M. Wayne, MDDouglas A. Wayne, MDHarry C. Webster, MDRichard T. Wei, MDDavid G. Welch, MDCraig E. Whitmore, MDWilliam S. Whyte, MDCandyce D. Williams, MDDaren M. Wingard, MDBruce E. Witmer, MDSergey Wortman, MDPaul W. Wu, MDSam J. Yee, MDIn Kwang Yoon, MDSteve H. Yoon, MDJean You, MDGeorge W. Young, DOJames A. Young, MDFrancis X. Yubero, MDAngela Yurk, MDDavid H. Zelefsky, MDWenjia Zeng, MDHolly H. Zhao, MDXin Zhou, MDJerald R. Zimmerman, MD

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FOUNDATION FOR PM&R

Bryan L. Andresen, MDWilliam K. Bailey, MD PCJames T. Barnett, Jr., MDAli A. Bitar, MDHeidi H. Borca, MDJosephine A. Brawner, MDRalph A. Brutus, MDTerrence J. Cahill, MDElissa J. Charbonneau, DO MSRobin L. Cohen, MD MPHCarol Y. Crooks, MDDaniel C. Fechtner, MDJeffrey S. Fine, MDMitchell J. Freed, MDRobert R. Gao, MDKurt W. Graham, MDJerrold L. Kaplan, MDBrian A. Knapp, MD

AAPM&R Evidence-based Practice Project

Kurt A. Kuhlman, DOJohn T.L. Lamoureux, MDEnrique Linan, MDMary NasmythKalliopi K Nestor, MDAyca D. Ozel, MDKimberly J. Poecker, DOKerrie M. Reed, MDAlbert RetodoG.M. Rommers, MD PhDDaniel P. Sipple, DOThomas StautzenbachMark H. Steinhauer, MDMarian E. Te Selle, MDClaudine A.T. Ward, MDStuart M. Weinstein, MDJay H. Yoo, MDSherry H. Young, MDRichard D. Zorowitz, MD

Thank You To Our Restricted Fund Donors

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The Presidents Fund Randall L. Braddom, MD MSDavid X. Cifu, MD

Alberto Esquenazi, MDSteve M. Gnatz, MD MHA

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Justus LehmannFund

Bruce E. Becker, MDKathleen R. Bell, MDJames D. Crew, MDMark E Domroese, MD PhDGail L. Gamble, MDBruce M. Gans, MDEugen M. Halar, MDJames D. Hinde, MDStephen W. Kayota, MDE. Franklin Livingstone, MDLisa A. McPeak, MD

Jaime A. Nicacio, MDAustin I. Nobunaga, MD MPHGary A Okamoto, MDFrancis X. Palermo, MDJeffrey B. Palmer, MDJai Sook S. Park, MDKristjan T. Ragnarsson, MDRobin J. Sekerak, MDDavid P. Tempest, MDAdam Tenforde, MDMartin B. Wice, MD

Richard Materson, MD, ERF Fund

Alicia M. Abels, MDRonald D. Abraham, DOJulian E. Ballesteros, MDSamuel M. Bierner, MD MRMJoseph J. Biundo, Jr., MDVictoria A. Brander, MDRobert P Christopher, MDSam C. Colachis, Jr., MDJewel S. Daughety, MDMaury R Ellenberg, MDNaomi Lynn H. Gerber, MDErwin G. Gonzalez, MD

Peter A. Grant, MDPeter A. Grant, MDIgnazio G La China, MDRosa M. MatersonArmando S. Miciano, Jr., MDBatool M. Mirabi, MDAndrew V. Panagos, MDScott M. Paul, MDMonique B. Perry, MDAbraham T. Rasul, Jr., MDDeborah R Schneider, MDCharlotte H. Smith, MD

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Gabriella Molnar, MD, Pediatric PM&R

Research Fund

Christine Aguilar, MDMichael A. Alexander, MDKatharine E. Alter, MDMelissa A. Azaula, MDMarina Babiy, MDKatherine Bentley, MDMark D. Bernhard, DOHelga Binder, MDEwa B. Brandys, MDMaria A. Bucciarelli-Pici, MDDionne D. Casthely, DOKimberly A Cecchini-Pur-gavie, DOYuxi Chen, MDJanice CockrellEdwin R. Cruz-Zeno, MDDonald G. Dicken, MDLouis Roi Oliver M. Dizon, MDSherilyn W. Driscoll, MDRochelle T. Dy, MDJessie K.M. Easton, MDMark A Filippone, MDDeborah J. Gaebler-Spira, MDRobert R. Haining, MDEdward A. Hurvitz, MDHeakyung Kim, MDWilliam N. Klava, MDFrederick T. Klingbeil, MD

Ryan H Kotton, MDLinda E. Krach, MDMeg A. Krilov, MDJohn E. Latter, MDMatthew P. Mayer, MDJill R Meilahn, DOJose F. Miro, MDElizabeth Moberg-Wolff, MDKevin P. Murphy, MDMaureen R. Nelson, MDJacob A. Neufeld, MDStephen A. Nichols, MDTrevor Nogueira, MDMichael W. O’Dell, MDElaine L. Pico, MD FAAP Sara Salles, DORoberta F. Shapiro, DOMaurice G. Sholas, MD PhDMary M. Snow, MDAudrey Sofair, MDMary Catherine Spires, MD PTRajashree Srinivasan, MDE. Gary Starr, MDRenat R. Sukhov, MDReginald D. Talley, MDAna A. Ubeda Tikkanen, MDYanira Z. Vazquez-Perez, MDBarbara Wechsler, MDPamela E. Wilson, MDSam S. Wu, MD MA MPH MBA

Thank You To Our Restricted Fund Donors

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Ryan H Kotton, MDLinda E. Krach, MDMeg A. Krilov, MDJohn E. Latter, MDMatthew P. Mayer, MDJill R Meilahn, DOJose F. Miro, MDElizabeth Moberg-Wolff, MDKevin P. Murphy, MDMaureen R. Nelson, MDJacob A. Neufeld, MDStephen A. Nichols, MDTrevor Nogueira, MDMichael W. O’Dell, MDElaine L. Pico, MD FAAP Sara Salles, DORoberta F. Shapiro, DOMaurice G. Sholas, MD PhDMary M. Snow, MDAudrey Sofair, MDMary Catherine Spires, MD PTRajashree Srinivasan, MDE. Gary Starr, MDRenat R. Sukhov, MDReginald D. Talley, MDAna A. Ubeda Tikkanen, MDYanira Z. Vazquez-Perez, MDBarbara Wechsler, MDPamela E. Wilson, MDSam S. Wu, MD MA MPH MBA

Thank You To Our Restricted Fund Donors

Peter G. Arabadjis, MDClaudino Arias Benabe, MDRichard T. Bach, MDJohn P. Bursell, MDJose S. Campos, MDLarry H. Chou, MDJohn C. Cianca, MDJose J. Diaz, DOKathryn A. Donohue-de Souza, MDJonathan D. Ellen, MDJonathan Finnoff, DOChenzhong Fu, MDOleg Fuzaylov, MDMichel L. Gevaert, MDMichael T. Giovanniello, MDYaoming Gu, MD MSJonathan S Halperin, MDJennifer Harrison, MDLaura Hatch, MDHeather S. Havlik, MDMing L. Hung, MDPierre C. Jean Felix, MDWilliam M. Jones, MDNeringa Juknis, MDMelvin D. Karges, MDSunny R. Kim, MDGeorge A. Lentz, Jr., MDHua Lin, MDKelly E. Lindsay, MDAmy Q. Liu, MD

Scott Nadler, MD, PASSOR Musculoskeletal Research Fund

Frank E. Lorch, IV, MDGregory E. Lutz, MDMatthew G. McClure, MDRita S. Mellem, MDJeffrey J. Miller, DOAi Mukai, MDNahid Khak Nainzadeh, MDSuneetha Nuthalapaty, MDRikin J. Patel, DOClaudia E. Penalba, MDB.M. Reddy, MDJennifer L. Reed, MDJoshua B. Reimer, MDLuke V. Rigolosi, MDJosue G. Rivera-Morales, MDArthur Alfred Rodriquez, MDA. Debora Rosemberg De Balayla, MDBarry Rubin, MDTerry C. Sawchuk, MDMatthew J. Smith, MDSofronio Soriano, Jr., MDRobert J. Spicer, MDJon N. Swift, Jr, DOYusuf Z. Tatli, MDNadine M. Trainer, MDJohn M. Vasudevan, MDSarah A. Vlach, MDJohn S. Vlattas, MDGuixi Wang, MDKyung Ook Yoon, MD

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Pain Management and Spine Care Research Fund

Syed A. Abdul Khader, MDThiru Annaswamy, MD MAKaranjit S. Basrai, MDBrent D. Bevard, DOJohn H. Bissell, MDViktoriya Brener, MDRegine B. Brissot, MDEugene M. Bulkin, MDOrsuville G. Cabatu, MDGary L. Campbell, DORobert L. Chironna, MDThomas G. Cohn, MDThomas A. Coury, II, DOJames M. Crumb, MDJoel T. Dall, MDFred J. Dery, Jr., MDRakesh Dhar, MDGeorge H. Drakes, MDMichael T. Engle, MDVenkata S.S.K. Etha, MBBSFrank J.E. Falco, MDRobert P. Farhat, DOJames E Fox, MDSharon E. Glass, MDBrian K. Goldberg, MDPierre R. Herard, MDPaul E. Hoffmann, MDDavid G. Hollifield, MDGeorge D. Johnston, DOMark Juska, MDJanaki Kalyanam, MDAnantha N. Kamath, MDHo Kang, MDRaman Kapur, MDSok Min Kim, MDSten E. Kramer, MDHeather Kroll, MDFrancis P. Lagattuta, MDC. R. Lamb, Jr., MDCraig B. Lankford, MDPeter K.W. Lee, MD PhDYong Il Lee, MD

Ronald M Lieberman, DOCarmen Lopez-Acevedo, MDXiang N. Luo, MDShikaripur Manjunath, MDSean T. McGrath, MDWilliam P. McRoberts, MDAnthony W. Mimms, MDMichelle R. Mina, MDSathish R. Modugu, MDRebeca M. Monreal, DOJulie A. Muche, MDAzmi N. Nasser, DOWilliam M. Newell, MDJohn C. Nwofia, MDErik A Olson, DOBharat C. Patel, MDMichael D. Patterson, MDAnthony C. Picchiello, MDElena L. Polukhin, MD PhDJonathan L. Raanan, MDJohn D. Reneau, MDStephen R. Ribaudo, MDWalter J. Roche, MDMarc J. Rosenblatt, DOKellee R. Schweitzer, MDDaniel Shapiro, MDJafar W. Siddiqui, MDVarsha Sikka, MDJeremy I. Simon, MDAlexander C. Simotas, MDAdam Soll, MDMarie G. Sortino, MDNeil Spiegel, DOMilton E. Swaby, MDRekha R Trivedi, MDGregory L. Umphrey, MDDeborah A. Venesy, MDWalter H. Wade, MD MPHBohdan J. Warycha, MDPacito V. Yabes, MDRonald M Yarab, Jr., MD

Thank You To Our Designated Fund Donors

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Americans with Disabilities Fund

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Fitness is an even greater challenge to people with disabilities than to the overall population. The ADF is commit-ted to helping physiatrists and people with dis-abilities work together to over-come this gap. Our first step will be to pro-vide PM&R physi-cians with a tool to “prescribe“ exercise to their patients with dis-abilities.

We are also building a dedi-cated web page that will serve as a comprehensive resource on exer-cise, fitness and adapted sport for individuals with disabilities.

“Not allowing for full

integration [of people with

disabilities] into all high-

quality-of-life aspects of

America was folly for the

patient, all citizens, and

for the ‘American Way.’”

Henry Betts, MD

2015 DonorsAugusta S. Alba, MDPatti Jo Brown, MDMarilyn A. Burson, MDRobert P Christopher, MDKristin E. Clemons, MDPeter J. Coveleski, DOMaricarmen Cruz-Jimenez, MDPedro L. Escobar, MDCynthia A. Farrell, DOCarolyn Geis, MDJudith S. Hertanu, MDFrancisco Jeannot, MDSteven P. Levin, MDAri D. Marshall, DOFred M. Maynard, Jr., MDMalcolm C. McPhee, MDPrasadarao B. Mukkamala, MDJairo O. Parada, MDDavid K. Ryser, MDHilary C. Siebens, MDGurcharan Singh, MD

FOUNDATION FOR PM&R

Our Corporate Supporters

HealthSouth supported the Americans with Disabilities Fund.

Aspen Medical Products provided a grant to support research on the use of spinal bracing in PM&R.

Milbank FoundationMilbank FoundationMilbank Foundation provided a grant that supported an Injured Soldiers research grant.

Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals provided a grant to support research grants in the area of acute pain management.

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The Foundation for PM&R relies on our corporate supporters to provide funding for research and support our various programs.

2015 ANNUAL REPORT

Balance Sheet (January 1 - December 31, 2015)

Financial Statements*

*Note: Financial statements have been audited and are pending final approval.

2015 2014 2013 2012 2011ASSETS Cash & cash equivalents $276,675 $347,309 $567,832 $676,013 $544,645 Investments 2,181,672 2,534,230 2,363,659 1,976,464 1,789,005 Intercompany receivable 18,528 25,926 50,885 58,177 113,976 Prepaid expense 4,546 - - 1,500

TOTAL ASSETS $2,481,421 $2,907,465 $2,982,376 $2,710,654 $2,449,126 LIABILITIES AND FUND BALANCE Liabili�es

Accounts payable and accrued expense $3,879 $5,456 $1,945 $6,052 $3,783 Intercompany payable 22,621 38,099 107,833 48,348 120,908 Charitable gi� annuity 17,716 17,716 18,615 18,615 18,615 Deferred revenue - - 12,500 10,000 - Accrued paid �me off 14,384 12,612 12,612 11,512 - TOTAL LIABILITIES $58,600 $73,883 $153,505 $94,527 $143,306 Fund Balance

General opera�ng (unrestricted) $95,602 $341,537 $547,558 $690,895 $747,797 Board designated (Nadler) 684,630 721,541 712,584 681,615 628,378 Donor restricted 1,642,589 1,770,504 1,568,729 1,243,617 929,645 TOTAL FUND BALANCE $2,422,821 $2,833,582 $2,828,871 $2,616,127 $2,305,820 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND FUND BALANCE $2,481,421 $2,907,465 $2,982,376 $2,710,654 $2,449,126

FOUNDATION FOR PM&R

2015 2014 2013 2012 2011REVENUE General Opera�ng General Contribu�ons $61,844 $70,752 $108,406 $103,542 $110,446 AAPM&R FSA Contribu�ons - 2,543 724 - - Lehmann Contribu�ons - 10,773 8,528 20,007 3,077 Osteoporosis Contribu�ons - 300 20 733 850 The Presidents Contribu�ons - 8,000 13,500 - - Rehab 5K 3,545 4,140 4,810 4,685 3,570 Grants / Sponsorships - 13,500 30,000 25,000 20,775 Academy Grants - 10,000 20,000 75,000 75,000 Interest/Investment Income (16) 3,581 4,211 8,113 5,134 Miscellaneous 9,253 8,578 - - 4 Board Designated Nadler Contribu�ons 5,101 6,459 4,742 4,294 4,637 Investments (11,866) 32,828 81,476 71,291 (11,685) Miscellaneous - - 5,018 7,757 - Temporarily Restricted AAPM&R FSA Contribu�ons 4,185 - - - - Americans with Disabili�es 24,265 71,000 - - - Materson ERF Contribu�ons 12,620 12,301 8,573 9,350 14,568 Lehmann Contribu�ons 7,183 - - - - Molnar Contribu�ons 12,021 9,732 212,157 178,803 100,000 Pain and Spine Contribu�ons 7,884 8,076 6,423 - - The Presidents Contribu�ons 6,100 - - - - Proof of the Pudding - - - 50,000 - Osteoporosis Contribu�ons - - - - - Grants / Sponsorships 22,500 117,500 25,000 - - Investment Income (27,695) 59,062 144,982 107,474 (20,799) Miscellaneous 9,386 18,082 - -

TOTAL REVENUE $146,310 $467,207 $678,570 $666,049 $305,577 EXPENSE General Opera�ons Opera�ons / Administra�on $144,188 $203,167 $181,265 $206,278 $173,765 Communica�ons 5,528 6,933 7,130 3,547 2,606 Fundraising 72,196 72,513 77,953 33,067 17,005 Program Expense - 576 3,189 3,090 111 Grants & Awards Funded from the General Opera�ng Fund 35,000 55,000 64,000 48,000 18,000 Funded by Designated / Restricted Funds 200,157 124,278 132,289 61,760 70,619 TOTAL EXPENSE $557,069 $462,497 $465,826 $355,742 $282,105 Change in Fund Balance General Opera�ng (Unrestricted) $(245,933) $(206,022) $(143,338) $(56,902) $7,369 Board Designated (36,910) 8,957 30,969 53,237 (37,232) Donor Restricted (127,916) 201,775 325,113 313,972 53,335

TOTAL CHANGE FUND BALANCE $(410,759) $4,710 $212,744 $310,307 $23,472

Income Statement (January 1 - December 31, 2015)

2015 ANNUAL REPORT

Each year, the quality and the number of applications for our Research Awards and Grants Program continue to improve. Although we keep adding new grant opportunities, we are able to fund fewer than one-fourth of the deserving research proposals we receive. Your tax-deductible contribution will support the continued growth of the programs and grants of the Foundation

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