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AnnualReport2018
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A Message From our President & CEO
Your Donations Matter
Foundation Events
Adolescent Behavioral Health Unit
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Our Administrative TeamJason SchrumpfPresident and CEO
Jim HensonSenior Vice President
Julie Fraser-YoungVice President, Nursing
Greg CardaVice President, Finance
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The Missouri Hospital Association (MHA) recently recognized Missouri Delta Medical Center with the
“Most ZERO HARM Measures Award” and announced they are in the top 10% of the Hospital Improvement
Innovation Network (HIIN) medical centers. This award specifies that Missouri Delta Medical Center has either
achieved and/or sustained a zero rate of harmed patients.
The Hospital Improvement Innovation Network (HIIN) is a partnership with the Missouri Hospital Association to drive quality improvement and increase patient safety
throughout the state of Missouri.
Missouri Delta is proud to provide the safest and highest quality medical experience possible for our
patients and families.
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A hospitals’ value to the communities they serve is much broader than the delivery of health care services. Their total community benefit includes charity care, absorbing bad debt and the unpaid costs of treating their patients.
As a nonprofit, community healthcare organization, we accept the obligation to serve all those in need. The charity care and financial assistance provided to patients every year underscores the importance of our Foundation and the critical role this organization plays for the communities we serve. As a safety net for healthcare, Missouri Delta Medical Center provided nearly $2.75 million in charity and unreimbursed care in 2017. In addition, Missouri Delta is providing our communities with various services and programs outside the hospital that support healthier communities and improve individual health.
Our focus on health improvement and high-quality care, is helping reduce the cost of chronic often preventable conditions, which provides value to our patients and business partners.
A hospital our size not only provides high-quality care, but is an economic engine for the communities we serve and an anchor for business development and expansion. Missouri Delta Medical Center provides a strong economic foundation through investments in employees, equipment, technology and building expanison. Missouri Delta has a workforce of over 730 full time employees and a payroll exceeding $50 million. Every hospital job creates 2
additional jobs in our community. With the help of the Foundation, the hospital is investing in over $4.5 million in major projects that will create new service lines, expand jobs and improve access to needed health care services to our region. Additionally, the hospital is investing over $1 million in clinical and $1 million in non-clinical capital improvements in 2018.Lastly, hospitals are the center of most communities’ emergency medical care systems. Hospitals invest millions in preparing for all types of natural and man-made emergencies to serve their communities in times of need. These activities promote community resiliency. Missouri Delta works with community partners to prepare for events that could impact the critical infrastructures during a crisis. The hospital meets quarterly with local, regional and state emergency responders and managers to assess our preparedness and perform drills for the various threats to our communities
Since 1991, the Foundation’s partnership has provided resources to help us update technology, expand and modernize our infrastructure and add new services. The support from our donors and friends is vital to maintaining a top performing healthcare organization. Please know that your generosity and ongoing support is an investment in the future of our community’s health and prosperity.
Jason Schrumpf
Bringing Community Benefit to LifeOur caregivers are people you know - your friends, family and neighbors.
Focused on theFuture of Healthcare
How people search for and consume health informationonline is changing, and Missouri Delta Medical Centerhas recently launched a redesigned website to better
meet the needs of new and existing patients as well astheir families. On top of a modern and improved overall
design for the website, it’s now easier to find medicalproviders, clinics and specific departments. A button
titled “I want to…” lists straight forward links that willhelp website visitors maneuver through information
effortlessly. Also, a modern dedicated news section willhave information about Missouri Delta Medical Center’s
latest updates and events. The new website is fullyresponsive and hence changes its layout to fit on the
screen being used. Whether on a tablet, cell phone orPC, information will be easily read and functional. Visit
www.missouridelta.com and check it out!
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I am very grateful to be a part of Missouri Delta Medical Center Foundation, I have to say I absolutely love it here!! As a community member, I didn’t realize how much the Foundation gives back to the hospital and in return the community. In 2017 the Foundation purchased c-arm chairs, wheel chairs, mammograms to patients and robes
for the Mammography Department just to name a few. These items provide our patients more comfortable, experience. I am honored to be a part of such a dynamic organization, I am very thankful for the opportunity.
2017 was a successful year for the Breast Cancer Luncheon and the Hospital Ball and we couldn’t have done it
without our gracious donors and the amazing employees of MDMC. Our community should be very proud of the support they give back to their hospital.
I want to personally thank each community donor, each employee, each volunteer and my family for the
overwhelming support! Looking forward to what we can achieve this year.
Sincerely,
Amy Alcorn,Executive Director
Missouri Delta Foundation
A message from the Foundation Executive Director
Thanks for coming to our Lemonade StandThank you to all the volunteers, MDMC staff, firefighters, police officers, supporters and
community members that came out to support the Lemonade Stand! A special thanks to Kiley Adams, Barn Doors and Shutters for the sweet pictures.
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In 2014, Jane C. Stacy came to the Missouri Delta Medical Center Foundation with an idea after overhearing a child ask a nurse for another piece of paper on which to draw. Stacy thought to herself, “wouldn’t it be wonderful if children had more than just a piece of paper to express their artistic abilities while receiving care.” Combining that thought with the memory of her mother, who herself was an artist and a mother of 8 children, Ms. Stacy made an earmarked donation to the Foundation for art supplies for children and thus, Mama Cooper’s Closet was born.
Feeling inspired after watching a video of a girl making a difference in her community, Carley King (6), set out with the same goal in mind. With help from her mom, she began taking orders for bracelets she made herself in an exchange for a donation to Missouri Delta Medical Center Foundation. Her busy hands worked tirelessly making the bracelets, which raised
$700, earmarked to help fund the new Adolescent Behavioral Health Unit.Construction for the Adolescent Behavioral Health unit is set to start in late Fall. Pictured left to right Amy Alcorn with the Foundation, Carley and Carley’s mom Brooke King.
Congratulations to Macy Shively from Benton, MO for receiving The Cooper Scholarship! This scholarship is awarded to a student currently enrolled in medical school. Funded by Jane Cooper Stacy in memory of her brother Dr. James F. Cooper from Charleston, MO. Macy is a Freshman at Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine and graduated from Notre Dame Regional High School in 2013. Stay tuned to the Missouri Delta Foundation Facebook page for Scholarship information!
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Every Donation Helps
Ray and Dorothy Clinton ScholarshipStacy Latham
Christi HubbardHannah NewellAshley WallaceNajawa HarrisEmmy Harris
Juanita Williams Nursing ScholarshipMallory Turner
Jessi Mims-ShepardBrandy Freeland
Heather PolkHeather VanPoolRowdy Phillips
Victoria Williams
More Scholarship Recipients
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ANIMESH SAHAI, MDUrologist
CYRIACUS ANAELE, MDNephrology/ Internal Medicine
MADHU SAHAI, MDGerontologist/Internal Medicine
NIVEDITA NAGAM, MDRheumatologist/Internal Medicine
STANLEY ZIOMEK, MDVascular /Thoracic Surgeon
Meet Our Newest Physicians
STEPHEN LILARD, DOPulmonologist
OMAR KHAN, MDHospitalist
We expect great things from our nurses and physicians. They consistently deliver and the Foundation’s priorities support them in delivering quality care to the communities we serve.Our goal is simple; to give these dedicated providers the resources they need to move healthcare forward.
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Missouri Delta Foundation Benefit Ball
Halloween HauntAs chair persons of the 2017 Benefit Ball, Heather and I would like to thank Sponsors, Patrons, and Committee Members from the bottoms of our hearts for your generous donations, time, and talents. They were all critical to our success and helped raise over $86,000. The monies received this year will be used to purchase Ventilators and BiPap machines for the Respiratory Department. As conditions like asthma, sleep apnea, heart failure, chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases, and diabetic ketoacidosis are prevalent in our area, these machines will greatly benefit our community. As a donor to our organization, you’re a part of something really special—you’re a part of our community. And you make everything we do possible. We were honored to be a part of helping bring awareness services that maintain and improve quality patient care at Missouri Delta and look forward to the hospitals continued success.
Thank you again,Heather VanPool and Morgan VanPool2017 Benefit Ball Co-Chairs
Foundation Events
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At the 2017 Breast Cancer Awareness Luncheon we served over 400 lunches and raised
approximately $12,500. The money raised helps those that are uninsured or under-insured with
the cost of their annual mammograms. With the money from the Luncheon the Foundation was also able to purchase spa-like robes for patient
comfort during their exams.The pictures displayed at the Luncheon were
taken by Kiley Adams, owner of Barn Doors and Shutters in Sikeston; emphasizing how Breast
Cancer has touched so many lives right here in our area. Hanging the survivor’s photographs at the
luncheon drew many guests to the podium to take a closer look. Our hope was to encourage women
to schedule their annual mammogram.We hope to see you all at this years luncheon on
October 9th at the First Baptist Church.
Commitmentto Women’s Health
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400 in attendance
25 Breast Cancer Survivorsin attendance
$12,500 raised
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Thanks to you and other generous donors, Missouri Delta provides the community with the latest in advanced care personalized to their needs. Meeting our Campaign goals ensures that Missouri Delta will keep its promise of providing the level of service and care you’ve come to expect.
Thank you
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In Honor Of:Jim Hux Mr. and Mrs. Blair Moran
Dr. Rudy Rodriguez Dr. and Mrs. John Kendig
Dr. Cary Sanders Dr. and Mrs. John Kendig
In Memory Of:Thelma Allred Missouri Delta Medical Center
Sam Baker Dr. and Mrs. Fred H. Thornton
Stella Frances Blankenship Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott Matthews, Jr.
John Blanton Mrs. Emma Blanton
Joy Bond Hon. and Mrs. Lewis Blanton MDMC Auxiliary Ms. Donna Shaw
Emily Burnett Mrs. Emma Blanton
Angie Cento MDMC Auxiliary
Phyliss H. Colbert MDMC Auxiliary
Ida Cowell Mr. and Mrs. Blair Moran
P.C. “Collie” Crouthers Mrs. Emma Blanton
Corine Crumpecker Hon. and Mrs. Lewis Blanton
Lee Anna Cullison Missouri Delta Medical Center Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Sikes
Evelyn Dake Missouri Delta Medical Center
Edna Mae Deere Missouri Delta Medical Center
Bob Depro Mr. and Mrs. Marc Eaves
Shirley Dugan Mr. and Mrs. Blair Moran
Bonnie Dyer Mr. and Mrs. Blair Moran
Dorothy Edwards Missouri Delta Medical Center
George W. Gilmore Mr. and Mrs. David Crader
Linda Glaus Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dement
Charles Dale Glenn Mr. and Mrs. William Stokes
John W.L. Goodin Mr. James E. Cullison
Zelma Gremore Mrs. Vonda Barnes
Frank Hadder Mrs. Emma Blanton
Del Harbin Mrs. Vonda Barnes
Carrie Henzi Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott Matthews, Jr.
John Huck Missouri Delta Medical Center
Vanita Marvin Jaynes Ms. Wanda Couch
Anne Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. Gregory L. Boldrey
Claude Kurtz Mrs. Vonda Barnes Dr. and Mrs. John Kendig
Tony LeGrand Hon. and Mrs. Lewis Blanton Mr. and Mrs. William Stokes
Jacqueline Marshall Mr. James E. Cullison Mr. and Mrs. Blair Moran
Lois Masterson MDMC Auxiliary Mr. John Glen Peel
Miller Moll Mr. and Mrs. Phil Barkett, Jr. Dr. James Barnes Susanne & Michael Chitwood Mr. and Mrs. Greg Colwick Mr. and Mrs. David Crader Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dement Fox Haven Senior Men’s Golf League Dr. Loring R. Helfrich Mr. and Mrs. James M. Hux Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacGillivray Mr. and Mrs. Mike Marshall Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott Matthews, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Steve L. Matthews Mr. and Mrs. Rob Mitchell Mrs. Delores Moll Mr. and Mrs. Blair Moran Mr. Bill Priday Ms. Ashton Schlitt Mr. and Mrs. James Craig Schwaninger Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Sikes Mr. and Mrs. William Stokes Mr. Harry S. White
Joel Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Phil Barkett, Jr. Mr. Harley Barnes III Dr. James Barnes Mrs. Vonda Barnes Mrs. Emma Blanton Dr. Donald P. Cento Mr. and Mrs. David Crader Mr. and Mrs. James M. Hux Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lawson Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott Matthews, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Rob Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Blair Moran Mrs. Jane C. Stacy Mr. and Mrs. William Stokes
Handy Moore Mr. and Mrs. Phil Barkett, Jr. Mrs. Vonda Barnes Hon. and Mrs. Lewis Blanton
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory L. Boldrey Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Sikes
Juanita Newsome MDMC Auxiliary
Mary Etta Presley Mrs. Vonda Barnes Mrs. Emma Blanton
Glenna Priday Mrs. Vonda Barnes Hon. and Mrs. Lewis Blanton Mr. and Mrs. Gregory L. Boldrey Mrs. Carol Gilmore Mr. and Mrs. Blair Moran Mr. and Mrs. William Stokes
Rebecca Reeves Susanne & Michael Chitwood
Linda Reynolds Missouri Delta Medical Center
Genie Rice Mrs. Vonda Barnes Mrs. Emma Blanton Mr. and Mrs. James M. Hux
Jim Robison Mrs. Frances Robison
John P. Rohmiller Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott Matthews, Jr.
Charles Shelby Missouri Delta Medical Center
John Wesley Shrader, III Mrs. Vonda Barnes Clay, Showmaker, & Clay LLP Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lacy Mrs. Delores Moll Mr. and Mrs. Blair Moran
T.J. “Joe” Silverthorn Mr. and Mrs. Marc Eaves
Richard Slaughter Ms. Mary Reuber
Scott Slaughter Ms. Mary Reuber
Dorothy Smith Missouri Delta Medical Center
Martin A Stallings Mr. and Mrs. Tom Henzi
Victoria Surface Missouri Delta Medical Center
Ella Marie Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Marc Eaves
Janet Urban Ms. Wanda Couch Mr. and Mrs. Marc Eaves Missouri Delta Medical Center Mr. and Mrs. Blair Moran Dr. and Mrs. Fred H. Thornton Mr. and Mrs. Randy York
Jack Waggener Mr. and Mrs. Blair Moran
Julia Warren Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lawson
Rubye Woodburn MDMC Auxiliary
A memorial donation is a touching way to show your friend or family member that you are thinking of them in their time of loss. Not only are you honoring a life, but you are also helping the Missouri Delta Foundation in its mission. A good benchmark when deciding
how much to give is what you would give at a wedding for this person’s family. When making a memorial donation, the family is immediately notified of your thoughtfulness and your contribution will help better the lives of those at Missouri Delta.
Tributes and Memorials 2017
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·Over a 4 year period, 500 adolescents in Southeast Missourineeded treatment from our Juvenile Offices alone.
·Between July 2017 and March 2018 over 60 adolescent patientsfrom Bootheel Counseling Services in Sikeston, needed inpatient behavioral health services.
Need Analysis
Due to the lack of adolescent behavioral health treatment options within a 60 mile radius of Sikeston; Missouri Delta is launching an effort to fulfill the community’s need by planning to open a 15 bed inpatient adolescent behavioral health unit.
Plan of Action·Missouri Delta Adolescent Behavioral Health Unit will provideintensive treatment for patients ages 11-18.
·Conditions treated include: anxiety, mood disorders andsuicidal ideations.
·Adolescents admitted to this program are usually experiencing acrisis or have become overwhelmed with personal orfamily problems ·Individuals admitted to this program receive psychological,behavioral and/or pharmacological, interventions that requires asafe environment, a structured and supportive social atmosphere,and intensive therapeutic intervention.
·Treatment staff is multidisciplinary and includes nurses,social workers, mental health technicians, activity therapists andcertified teachers working as a team under the direction of aPsychiatrist. ·Every aspect of this program is intended to assist patients inmaking a rapid and complete recovery
·Aside from fulfilling a need for our youth in the community,this new unit will create 20-25 new jobs in Sikeston.
Each Mind Matters
Missouri Delta AdolescentBehavioral Health Unit
Adolescent Behavioral Health Unit
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Dear Friends,
We are in the first phase of building a new 15 bed Adolescent Psych Unit on the 2E wing of the hospital. A bed analysis was performed that showed the need for up to 27 beds in our region. The only facility within a 60 mile
radius that caters to this population is Twin Rivers in Kennett. The Adolescent Psychiatric program provides intensive treatment for patient’s ages 11-17 suffering from anxiety, mood disorder and suicidal ideations.
Adolescents admitted to this program are usually experiencing a crisis or have become overwhelmed with
personal or family problems, which leads to feelings of anxiety, anger, sadness or suicidal thoughts. Individuals admitted to this program require psychological, behavioral and/or pharmacological interventions that requires a safe environment, a structured and supportive social atmosphere, and intensive therapeutic intervention. Every
aspect of these programs are intended to assist patients in making a rapid and complete recovery.
The physical design of the unit provides a safe environment for all patients and space for therapeutic and recreational activities. Units will be furnished to provide a comfortable atmosphere and to encourage interaction
among patients and staff.
The treatment staff is multidisciplinary and includes Nurses, Social Workers, Mental Health Technicians, Activity Therapists and certified teachers working as a team under the direction of a Psychiatrist. The treatment
team provides each patient entering the programs with a comprehensive multidisciplinary assessment and an individualized plan for treatment. As clinically indicated, this treatment plan may include intensive individual
therapy, group therapy, family therapy, appropriate medication and age appropriate educational and skill building activities.
All of these elements of care are provided by highly
qualified personnel working within a program structure that emphasizes patient, family or legal guardian participation
in the treatment process. The treatment programs encourage patient involvement and responsibility through participation in an ongoing therapeutic community. Daily
involvement in the therapy groups and community meeting develops a sense of mutual support that is important in the
treatment of all patients on the Unit.
Sincerely,
Jason SchrumpfPresident and CEO
Missouri Delta Medical Center
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MISSOURI DELTA/ SENIOR LIFESTYLES RENOVATIONSBOARD MEETING FLOOR PLAN
Gero-Psychiatry Inpatient Program Expansion MDMC has operated a 12-bed gero-psychiatric inpatient unit (Senior Lifestyles) since 1996 Offers a structured treatment plan of individual counseling, group therapy, medication management, activities, family education and support Works with patients to help them improve their social, physical and emotional functioning
Missouri Delta Expansion - Opening September
Senior Lifestyles Patient Criteria Patients whose disorders are assessed as being primarily due to mental illness Patients with cognitive, emotional and behavioral problems that require care and treatment in a secure inpatient setting Patients 55 y/o or older, patients younger may be considered based on their needs
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Donor Open HouseMissouri Delta Foundation hosted an open house for our Donors to preview the progress of the new Gero
Pysch Unit. This new unit is made possible by your generous donations. Our Maintenance Director, Ron
Pruitt gave attendees insight into some of the renovated floor’s safety features and layout. “Usually we (donors)
only get to see the finished project. It is refreshing to be able to take a look at the progress as it is happening,”
one patron commented. The unit is scheduled to be finished by the end of July.
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Benefactors ClubPresidents Council - $1,000,000+Mr. and Mrs. David M. BartonMrs. Ann D. MatthewsMr. and Mrs. Welton O’Bannon
Golden Triangle - $500,000+Dr. and Mrs. John KendigMissouri Delta Benefit Balls
Pioneer - $250,000+Rene and LaDonna DeKriek FamilyDelta Regional AuthorityThe Estate of Johnnye Barton JollyJ. E. and L. E. Mabee FoundationMissouri Delta AuxiliarySikeston Jaycees
Centurion - $100,000+Alan Wire CompanyMrs. Margaret Woods AllenThe Estate of Eugenia BushMr. and Mrs. Ray ClintonMr. and Mrs. Robert DempsterFOCUS BankMs. Brenda Bruce FountainMr. and Mrs. Gaylon M. Lawrence, Jr.
Leader - $50,000+The Bess FamilyCitizen’s Bank of CharlestonMr. and Mrs. Flaire FerrellFood Giant SupermarketsMr. and Mrs. James HuxMr. and Mrs. R. Scott Matthews, Jr.Mitchell InsuranceMontgomery BankMr. and Mrs. Richard MontgomeryMr. and Mrs. Fred SchuerenbergSikeston American Legion Ladies Auxiliary #114Ms. Mary Ann Williams
2018Foundation
TrusteesJared Straton,
PresidentAnita Eby,
Vice PresidentJan Barkett,Secretary
Bettina Moxley,Treasurer
Nicole CozeanAnna Ferrell
Matt GadberryKathy Hux
Pete MaloneAnn MatthewsCharlie MooreJacob PridaySue Simmons
Jeff WaltonEric Wooden
Amy Alcorn,Foundation Executive Director
Tel: 573-472-7525Fax: 573-472-7517
Email: [email protected]
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Dr. and Mrs. Rami Al-AssaadAlliance BankAmerican Legion, Henry Meldrum Post #114Mr. and Mrs. Charles AncellThe Bank of New MadridMr. and Mrs. Harley Barnes, Jr.Dr. Lauren and Mr. Eric BlackwelderJudge and Mrs. Lewis BlantonBlanton, Rice, Nickell, Cozean and CollinsMr. and Mrs. Lee A. Bowman, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Bill BoyceMrs. Ellen BrandomMr. Jon BranstetterMr. and Mrs. James H. BucherMiss Harryette CampbellMr. and Mrs. Jim ClayMrs. Robert ColbertMrs. Betty ColeJudge Marshall CraigMr. Birdwell L. CrenshawMr. and Mrs. Richard DawsonMrs. Gene DementMr. Bob DeproMrs. Patricia Drumm and Dr. Frank TullSikeston Elks Lodge #2319Mr. and Mrs. Marc EavesMr. and Mrs. Larry EbyMr. and Mrs. W. H. FeatherstonFirst State Bank and TrustFirst State Community BankMr. Glen Forbis
Mr. and Mrs. Matt GadberryMr. and Mrs. Rodney GibsonMr. and Mrs. James GleasonMr. and Mrs. Tommy Gleason, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gleason, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bart GrantMr. Jim GreenMr. and Mrs. Walter HedrickDr. Max HeebDr. Loring R. HelfrichMr. and Mrs. Ted HookerMr. William HowardMr. Bill HuffstutlerMr. Blake and Dr. Colleen Hunter-PearsonMr. and Mrs. John D. Hux, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Jeff HuxJarvis Motor CompanyMr. and Mrs. Larry KellettMr. and Mrs. John KlueppelMr. and Mrs. Andrew LawsonMr. and Mrs. Jeff LimbaughMrs. Linda LinhartMr. and Mrs. Pete MaloneMr. and Mrs. Elgin McMikleMenz and Menz, LLCMr. and Mrs. Brian MenzMissouri Delta RadiologyMr. and Mrs. John MobleyMorlan Automotive GroupMr. and Mrs. Ron NicholsMr. and Mrs. Tom Nunnelee
Orgill, Inc. Mr. John Glen PeelDr. and Mrs. Ron PetersenMr. Bill PridayMr. and Mrs. Tom RobisonSam’s Fine JewelryMr. and Mrs. Jim SchwaningerMr. and Mrs. Doug ScottHealth Facilities Rehab ServicesDr. and Mrs. William C. ShellMr. and Mrs. Roger ShermanMr. and Mrs. Kendall SikesIslamic Society of SikestonMr. and Mrs. Earl SiskMrs. Rachel SitzesSouthern BankMr. and Mrs. Lloyd SmithMr. and Mrs. Tharon StallingsMr. and Mrs. Chris StewardStryker OrthopaedicsDr. and Mrs. Riyadh TellowDr. Hollis TidmoreMr. and Mrs. Barry UrhahnUS BankDr. and Mrs. Fred UthoffMr. and Mrs. Ron WatkinsDr. and Mrs. Stephen WeltonDr. and Mrs. Rick Wright
Dr. and Mrs. Robert AhlvinMr. and Mrs. Alan KeenanMr. and Mrs. Phillip BarkettMr. and Mrs. Bruce BarnesDr. James BarnesBlast From the Past Mr. and Mrs. Philip BoyerMr. and Mrs. Ralph BoyerMr. and Mrs. Steven BurchBridger Construction CompanyThe Estate of Doris BrownDr. and Mrs. Robert BuchananMr. and Mrs. Bill BurchDr. Donald P. CentoMr. and Mrs. Dicky ChanceMr. and Mrs. James CogdillMr. and Mrs. Terry ColeMr. and Mrs. Jim CullisonThe Estate of Frances E. DanielsMr. Keith DavidsonMr. and Mrs. Edward DementThe Estate of Ruby EimerFirst Midwest BankMr. and Mrs. Stephen ForbisFraternal Order of Eagles Auxiliary #3319Mr. and Mrs. E.E. “Chuck” GrantHeartland Wood Products
Mr. and Mrs. James HensonMr. and Mrs. John D. Hux, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. JarvisMr. and Mrs. Dan JenningsDr. and Mrs. Jeffrey GriesemerDr. and Mrs. Linza KillionMr. and Mrs. Rob MacGillivrayMs. E. Louise MarshallMr. and Mrs. Robert S. Matthews, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Matthews, Jr.Ms. Peggy MatthewsMr. and Mrs. Steve MatthewsThe Estate of Harriette Hunter McCrateMercantile BankMr. and Mrs. Rob MitchellMr. and Mrs. Mike MollMr. and Mrs. Blair MoranMr. and Mrs. Jim MoretonMr. and Mrs. Jack MoxleyDrs. Kenneth and Martha MoyNew Madrid Ladies Eagles Auxiliary #4206Dr. Jennifer NickellPatient Matters, LLCMr. Carson Pitman, Jr.Pyramid Roofing Co, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Gregorio RodriguezDr. and Mrs. Rudy Rodriguez
Mr. and Mrs. John RowlandDr. and Mrs. Mowaffaq SaidSikeston Public SchoolsMr. and Mrs. Jason SchrumpfMr. and Mrs. C. Robert ScottMrs. Annie Lee SellsMr. Gerald SettlesMrs. Ruth Felker SharpMr. and Mrs. Steve SikesSikeston Lions ClubSikeston Rotary ClubMrs. Sue Shepard SimmonsMs. Mary Ann SmithMs. Jane C. StacyStaplcotnThe Estate of Tony and Viola StatlerThe Estate of Mr. and Mrs. Robert StearnesSteward SteelMr. and Mrs. Murray SullivanDr. and Mrs. Fred ThorntonMrs. Emily Bruce WatsonMr. Harold WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Dean WoodenMr. and Mrs. Randy YorkMr. and Mrs. Jeff Young
Humanitarian - $5,000+
Philanthropist - $10,000+
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Ms. Mary Carolyn AdamsMr. and Mrs. Sonny AlcornMrs. Wendy AlcornDr. and Mrs. Muhannad Al-KilaniDr. Joseph AllenAmerican Cancer SocietyDr. and Mrs. Brad J. AngelosDr. Luis ArcayMr. and Mrs. Glenn Ault, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Barry AycockMrs. Alice BakerMr. and Mrs. Randy BakerMr. and Mrs. Ronald BallardDr. and Mrs. Kenneth BarkettMr. and Mrs. Glenn BarksMr. and Mrs. John BarrettMr. Clem Beal Mrs. Opal BeardsleeMr. Brad BedellMr. Don BedellMr. and Mrs. William W. BessMatthews Big Prairie JayceesDr. and Mrs. Joseph BlantonMr. and Mrs. Joe Blanton, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Brad BloemerMr. and Mrs. John BollingerMrs. Lois BondDr. and Mrs. Gregory BowersMr. and Mrs. Lee A. Bowman, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Aaron BoyceMr. and Mrs. Edward BoydMr. L.P BradenMrs. Bill BranumMrs. BreckenridgeBrown ConstructionMrs. Darlene BrownMrs. Thelma BrownDr. and Mrs. Leo A. BruceDrs. Elizabeth and Michael BruntMr. and Mrs. Jim BuckMr. and Mrs. Blake BuchananBurns, Taylor, Heckmeyer, Green &Edwards, IncMrs. Sally BurkeC & K Building Materials, Inc.Mr. Harry Campbell, IIMs. Jane CampbellDr. Laurel and Mr. Kevin CampbellMr. and Mrs. Greg CardaMr. and Mrs. Fred CauthornCapital BankMr. and Mrs. Cline CarterCerner CorporationMrs. Claudette ChaillandMs. Sharon ChanceHealthcare Services GroupMs. Susanne, Stuart and Michael ChitwoodDr. and Mrs. Michael ChouinardCrowder Gin Co.Mr. Ken CoffeyMr. and Mrs. Michael CollinsMrs. Jean CollinsMr. and Mrs. Greg ColwickCommerce BankMrs. Lewis H. ConleyMrs. Louise ConnCoon Insurance AgencyMrs. Patricia Gail Coon
Mr. and Mrs. Ed CooneyMr. and Mrs. Anthony CoppageMr. and Mrs. Wayne CorseMr. and Mrs. Brandon CouchMr. and Mrs. Leven CoxMr. and Mrs. David CraderMr. and Mrs. Harry Crisp, IIMr. and Mrs. John CulbertsonMs. Erma Cunningham EstateMr. and Mrs. Terry DameMrs. William Deane, IIIDr. Abhilash K. DesaiDeWitt CompanyMr. and Mrs. Phil DewittMr. and Mrs. Daniel DyerMrs. John EdwardsMrs. Jaunita EdwardsDr. and Mrs. C. F. Eisenbach*Ms. Gina ElfrinkMr. and Mrs. Joel EvansMr. and Mrs. Jack FarmerMr. and Mrs. Zach FayetteMrs. Robin FeatherstonFleming FoodsDr. and Mrs. Robert FrazierMr. and Mrs. Russell FredriksenMr. and Mrs. David FriedmanMr. David G. FriendMrs. Friend MayoMs. Brenda FryMr. and Mrs. Gary GainesGalaxy CablevisionMs. Alice Scherer GardnerMrs. Carolyn GarnerGFI Digital, Inc.Ms. Carol GilmoreThe Glaus FamilyMrs. Jim GloverMr. and Mrs. Mark GordinMr. Gary GrantMrs. Madeline GrantMr. and Mrs. Mike GreeneMrs. Peggy GreerMrs. Jarrell D. GriffinMr. and Mrs. Richard HamptonMr. and Mrs. Ron HamraHAPNNMrs. Del HarbinMr. John HarperMrs. Terri HarrisMr. and Mrs. Wayne HartHeartland Office SupplyDr. and Mrs. Jimmy HeathMs. Becky HedgeMrs. Lisa HeuringHi Tech CommunicationsDr. and Mrs. Grinny H.C. HoMr. and Mrs. Michael HoganHorizon Health CorpMr. and Mrs. William HuffIBM International FoundationMs. Marie JacksonMr. and Mrs. Tony JamersonMr. Mike JensenMr. and Mrs. Joe JohnsonMs. Linda JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Nelson Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Shedrick JohnsonMr. Michael A. JonesMrs. Peggy JoslynMs. Nona KayserMrs. David KeenanMrs. Ruth KendigDr. and Mrs. Ali N. KhanKiwanis Club of CharlestonKiwanis Club of SikestonMrs. Jerry KlafferKnights of ColumbusMr. and Mrs. Denny KoonceDr. and Mrs. Frank KroetzMr. and Mrs. Greg KrokstromMr. and Mrs. Michael LacyMr. and Mrs. Bill LawsonMrs. Freda W. LaytonMs. Jeanette LaytonMr. Larry LaytonMs. Amanda AlsupMr. and Mrs. Dwayne LorenzHon. and Mrs. Frank MarshallMs. Stefanie MasonMr. Chris MatthewsMs. Elizabeth W. MatthewsMr. and Mrs. Britt McConnellMr. Theodore MedlinMr. and Mrs. Richard MenzMeramec Emergency PhysiciansMrs. Dena MerickMrs. Sharon MeridethMidwest OrganicsMidwest Radiological AssociatesMr. and Mrs. Jeff MilesMississippi County Savings and LoanMissouri Delta Home HealthMr. Rick E. MitchellMrs. Delores MollMr. MIller MollMr. and Mrs. Al MooreMr. and Mrs. Handy MooreMr. and Mrs. James B. MoranMrs. Nanette MorrisMr. and Mrs. Melvin MossMrs. Barbara MoxleyMr. and Mrs. Charles MoxleyMRV BankDr. and Mrs. Husam NajjarMr. and Mrs. Billy NeelMrs. Holly NewellNewWave CommunicationsDr. and Mrs. Thuan T. NguyenMr. and Mrs. Larry NickellMr. Steve NiemannNew Madrid VFW Post 7183Mr. and Mrs. Doyle NoeNoranda Aluminum, IncNovartisMr. and Mrs. Gene NunneleeNunnelee Funeral ChapelMr. and Mrs. Dan O’BrienMrs. Lesley A. O’DanielMs. Electa O’HaraThe Outsource GroupDr. Andrew PainterMr. and Mrs. Bryan PalmerMr. William Palmer
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Mr. and Mrs. Jeff PartridgeMr. and Mrs. Bob PattersonMr. and Mrs. Phil PattersonPepsi Cola CompanyDr. and Mrs. David PfefferkornPhillips Fertilizer Company, Inc.Mr. Layton PickardMs. Wilma PickettMr. and Mrs. Glenn PinkertonMs.Sylvia PlunkPonder Funeral HomeMs. Ronna PonderMrs. Anthony PooleMr. and Mrs. Sam PotashnickMrs. Sue PotashnickMrs. Jennifer PressonMr. and Mrs. Ron PridayProgressive FCSDr. and Mrs. Hugh ProtzelMr. and Mrs. Ron PruittMr. and Mrs. Jerry PullenMr. and Mrs. George PulliamRandy’s RXMr. and Mrs. Gary RaulsRaymond JamesDr. Miles C. ReeceDr. Laghaieh RezvaniMrs. Eugenia RiceMr. and Mrs. Thomas Richey, IIMr. and Mrs. Veryl L. RiddleMrs. Frances RobisonMs. Dianne RodriguezSantie Wholesale Oil CompanyMs. Martha Schuchart SachsMr. John Scarbrough
Mr. Phillip SchwendemannScott County Health DepartmentScott Huff InsuranceMr. and Mrs. Brian SelfSEMO Title CompanyMr. and Mrs. Zach SextonMr. and Mrs. Dennis ShandsMr. and Mrs. Jacob ShandsMr. and Mrs. Harry Sharp, IIIMr. and Mrs. Alfred SikesMrs. Barbara SikesSikeston Bulldog Booster ClubSikeston Emergency Group, LLCSikeston VFW Post 3174Mr. and Mrs. Ron SindleMrs. Harold SloasMrs. Irene SmithMs. Dee Ann SjogernLane Southern Whitehead Southern FamilySt. Francis Xavier Knights of ColumbusDr. and Mrs. Chester SpearsMrs. Martin StallingsMr. and Mrs. Darren SteelmanMr. and Mrs. Jim StephensMr. and Mrs. Marc StevenerMr. Fred StewardMrs. Rebecca Steward and Mr. Rob PurvesMr. and Mrs. John StewartMr. and Mrs. Bill StokesMr. and Mrs. Jared StratonMrs. Margaret StrickerDr. Ramez SunnaSouthwestern Bell TelephoneMrs. Ethyl Dunn TannerDr. David Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Steve TaylorMr. and Mrs. Larry TetleyMr. and Mrs. Fred Thornton, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thornton, IIIMrs. Jacque ThurmondMr. and Mrs. James ThurmondMr. and Mrs. Rick TittleMr. and Mrs. Dick TongateMary Ella Towel EstateMs. Sheila Coffey TownsendUltimate FlooringMr. and Mrs. Tim UnderwoodMr. and Mrs. Bill UngerFirst United Methodist Church WomenDr. and Mrs. Dewey Urban EstateMr. and Mrs. William VandivortVast BroadbandVFW Auxiliary Post 7183Mr.and Mrs. Dewayne VinesMr. and Mrs. A.A. WaggenerWal Mart FoundationDr. and Mrs. Douglas WaltonDr. and Mrs. Jeff WaltonMr. and Mr. Charles WatersMr. and Mrs. James WatsonDr. and Mrs. Albert WeaverWeaver-Heath Clinic, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Charles WhiteMr. Lennie WhitworthMrs. Rich WratherMrs. Donna Layton WooleyMr. and Mrs. Reginald Young
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As the new Foundation President I would like to begin with a big “THANK YOU” to our donors and volunteers who helped make 2017 a great year for Missouri Delta. I would also like to take this opportunity to welcome our new Foundation Director, Amy Alcorn. Amy has deep roots in the community and will continue to grow and promote the foundation. 2017 proved to be an active year for the foundation with the completion of the emergency department and the continued progress of the gero-psych expansion. We had a great success with the Halloween Haunt Hospital Ball and Breast Cancer luncheon raising over one hundred thousand dollars. These event couldn’t be possible without our volunteers and donors, so THANK YOU very much!
In Sincere Appreciation,
Jared StratonMissouri Delta Foundation President
A message from the Foundation President
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PA G E 2 037% of students with amental health conditionare 14 and older dropout of school − thehighest dropout rateof any disability group.
11% of youth have a mood disorder.
10% of youth have a behavior or conduct disorder
8% of youth have an anxiety disorder
1 in 5 youth ages 13-18 (21.4%) experiences a severemental disorder at some point during their life.
For children ages 8-15, the estimate is 13%.
70% of youth in juvenile justice systems have at least one mental health condition and at least 20%live with a serious mental illness.
20% of youth ages 13-18 live with a metal health condition
Fact: 1 in 5 children ages 13-18 have,or will have a serious mental illness
Prevalence of Mental Illness
Just over half (50.6%) of children with a mentalhealth condition aged 8-15 received mental healthservices the previous year.
Suicide is the3rd leading causeof death in youthages 10-24.
Impact Social Stats
Each Mind Matters
Missouri Delta AdolescentBehavioral Health Unit
Reference: NAMI
1008 North Main Street Sikeston, MO 63801
FOUNDATIONMISSOURI DELTAMEDICAL CENTER
NON PROFITU.S. POSTAGE
PAIDPERMIT #380
SIKESTON, MO
Projected to Open Fall 2019
37% of students with amental health conditionare 14 and older dropout of school − thehighest dropout rateof any disability group.
11% of youth have a mood disorder.
10% of youth have a behavior or conduct disorder
8% of youth have an anxiety disorder
1 in 5 youth ages 13-18 (21.4%) experiences a severemental disorder at some point during their life.
For children ages 8-15, the estimate is 13%.
70% of youth in juvenile justice systems have at least one mental health condition and at least 20%live with a serious mental illness.
20% of youth ages 13-18 live with a metal health condition
Fact: 1 in 5 children ages 13-18 have,or will have a serious mental illness
Prevalence of Mental Illness
Just over half (50.6%) of children with a mentalhealth condition aged 8-15 received mental healthservices the previous year.
Suicide is the3rd leading causeof death in youthages 10-24.
Impact Social Stats
Each Mind Matters
Missouri Delta AdolescentBehavioral Health Unit
Reference: NAMI