Mid-State Health Center 2020 Annual Report
OUR MISSION:
To provide sound primary care to the community, accessible to all regardless of the ability to pay.
Mid-State had a year of exciting and significant accomplishments toward fulfilling our mission. We are honored that over 11,500 patients chose Mid-State Health Center for their care and benefitted from the expertise and compassion of our 150 employees who provided medical, dental, behavioral health, substance use disorder treatment, childcare, and enabling services at our four locations in Plymouth and Bristol, New Hampshire. Each year brings significant new achievements and we are excited to share some of Mid-State’s most recent with you.
As we look forward to the years ahead, we know there will be many more opportunities to bring exceptional health care to more patients in our rural communities and beyond. We thank our Mid-State team, sponsors, donors, Board, and community members for sharing this journey with us for the past 22 years. We are actively engaged in this work, and know that we could not do this without your support.
We hope you learn more about Mid-State’s commitment to providing high quality care to the most vulnerable members of our community through this report.
Sincerely,
Robert MacLeod, CEO
Timothy M. Naro, Board President
WHO WE ARE
Mid-State is a private, nonprofit that has been providing high-quality healthcare services to the community since 1998. We serve the primary care needs of rural, Central New Hampshire. We currently deliver services in Plymouth and Bristol, NH ensuring access to medical services, behavioral health counseling, and care management to patients of all ages. Our approach values and encourages treatment of the whole patient.
WHAT WE DO
- Adult and Family Medicine
- Dental Services
- Prescription Services and On-Site Pharmacy
- Infusion Therapy
- Health Insurance Marketplace Assistance
- Behavioral Health Counseling
- Recovery and Substance Use Disorder Treatment
- Imaging and Radiology Services
- Nutrition and Dietitian Services
- Patient Support Services
Looking
At Our Patient Population
WElcoming
New Clinical Team Members
Mid-State was pleased to welcome four new clinical team members in 2020, including family medicine, dental, radiology, and internal medicine providers.
Jennifer Bentwood, MD
Family Medicine
Sunny Gaudet, DMD
General Dentist
Mark Cartier
Imaging Services Manager/Sonographer
Learn More About Our Imaging Services
Amanda Schor
Sonographer
Learn More About Our Imaging Services
Ron Sayres
MLADC
Stephen Regan, MD
Internal Medicine
MEASURING
Our Community Impact
0
Patient Visits
“Exceptional quality Providers. I have been a patient since the practice opened. Adding X-ray is a brilliant move. I recently had a telehealth appointment. I felt the care was complete thoughtful and thorough. I understand it is not for everyone but suited my needs and was a full 30 minutes. Thank you for taking good care of me and my family!”
– 2020 Patient Satisfaction Survey
“I have been at Mid-State for over two years. I am always grateful for our team made up of hard-working individuals that have one goal in mind: to take care of our patients in the most caring and professional way possible. I’m always impressed by our commitment to that mission.”
-2020 Employee Satisfaction Survey
300000
Dollars in Total Charity Care
IMAGING
X-Ray and Ultrasound Services
Mid-State’s Imaging Center at Boulder Point opened in March of 2020, providing access to Digital X-ray and Ultrasound services using the latest in high-quality imaging technology.
The Imaging Center is open to all in the community, by referral of their provider, offering a local and cost-effective imaging option. The new advance Digital X-ray equipment provides for a broad array of general X-rays for patients of all ages for common concerns, such as assessing bones for breaks, back pain, and chest X-rays.
“We are extremely happy to bring a cost-effective and convenient imaging option to the region. Mid-State has invested in the best Digital technology and top notch imaging professionals to meet the need of the community” said Robert MacLeod, CEO.
Most recently, Mid-State’s Imaging Center was expanded to its Bristol location, allowing for Ultrasounds to be done right in office.
Learn More About Imaging at Mid-State
RISING ABOVE
Substance Use Disorder
In 2020, Mid-State launched RISE Recovery Services, offering substance use disorder treatment and recovery options for anyone in need.
RISE Recovery brings together all of Mid-State’s recovery options under one, new brand and highlights Mid-State’s highly effective, patient-centered approach. The RISE model of care focuses on the treatment of the whole patient while helping individuals develop coping skills to assist them on their path to recovery.
The program offers a variety of services including a Medication Assisted Treatment Program (MAT), Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), and recovery support services.
- The MAT program helps those in recovery by using a combination of medication and counseling in their treatment.
- The IOP offers a high level of outpatient recovery treatment through a 12-week program that meets 3 times each week and offers education, group, and individual sessions, as well as specialized programming to help participants meet their individual recovery goals.
Recognizing that everyone’s recovery path is unique, Mid-State’s RISE Recovery Team works together to create a customized treatment plan for each individual based on their recovery goals. People at all levels of recovery in the program are encouraged and supported as they RISE from the grips of their addiction and embrace their new future and recovery journey.
Feeding the need
An initiative of Mid-State
Although hunger is often invisible, it’s a reality for many in our community, forcing those we know to make the tough decision of which bill to pay instead of buying groceries, or sacrificing meals to afford gas.
Hunger in our community was an existing problem, but when added to the repercussions of the pandemic, things have only gotten worse. The NH Food Bank has stated that as a result of the pandemic, 71,000 additional people will become food insecure in NH – that’s a 57% increase. Given the projected staggering increase in people experiencing food insecurity, Mid-State has continued it’s Feed the Need campaign for another year.
The Feed the Need program at Mid-State was developed to fight those food insecurities that our patients and their families may face.
By implementing an evidence-based screening tool into our primary care model, we are able to identify those patients who may not have the food resources they need to maintain their health.
Feed the Need gives our patients who screen food insecure, a bag of healthy groceries along with nutritious recipes that can feed four people for three days, as well as a gift card to the local grocery store for them to purchase fresh meats and produce. In addition, patients are connected with one of our on-site Care Coordinators to help them connect and navigate additional local food resources available.
Donate Now to help us in Feeding the Need
Thank you to some of our generous donors!
LEADING
Mid-State’s Medical Director
Dr. David Fagan, MD, A longtime Internal Medicine physician at Mid-State, began in his new role as Medical Director for the health center in early May. Dr. Fagan brings extensive experience working in clinical health care in a career that spans more than thirty years with over ten years as a part of Mid-State’s care team.
Responding
To the COVID-19 Pandemic
Learn About COVID-19 Testing Options at Mid-State
2020 has been a year of great challenges for the country, our local community, and Mid-State Health Center, however it’s also been a year of great reward at meeting those challenges.
The safety of Mid-State’s patients and staff were at the forefront of our pandemic response. By instituting a mandatory mask policy early on, we were able to mitigate the risks that those in our building would face. In addition, and like many health care organizations, we hired staff for front door screening for all those who enter our building. We were also able, with the generous donation of Jessie Soleberg and his company, Mad River Tents, to create outdoor visits to see patients who had potential COVID-19 symptoms with our Curbside Care Model.
Although this has since moved indoors, we are excited to announce our renovations to create a COVID-19 testing space to ensure our patients are better protected and comfortable to receive the care that they need, when they need it most.
Having this screening, COVID tent, and face mask policy has allowed us to remain fully open throughout the entire pandemic. Unlike most hospitals and clinics, we’ve never laid-off or furloughed a single staff member or closed our clinic services to anyone.
In addition, Mid-State was able to transition smoothly into telehealth services to allow patients who are unable to come into the clinic to still receive the care that they need. Especially now, healthcare is important to keep up with, and Mid-State was steadfast in continuing primary services throughout the pandemic.
Telehealth has allowed us to continue to address the mental health needs of Mid-State patients which have greatly increased due to the pandemic. We also continue to address the community’ substance abuse crisis with our Recovery Services. We’ve improved safety for dental patients with improved air flow exchange and protective equipment. We’ve started doing rapid COVID testing which is available to Mid-State and non-Mid-State patients and gives COVID results in 15 minutes, allowing kids to go back to school and parents to return to work without waiting for days to get results.
The COVID-19 response at Mid-State was led by our hard working and dedicated clinical director, Carolyn Varin, and medical director, David Fagan, and staffed by really brave and committed medical assistants, nurses, physicians, nurse practitioners, and eventually all Mid-State staff, even our managers and CEO. This may be the only place where you could be greeted at the door by the administrator checking your temperature! They withstood cold, wind, rain, heat, bugs, and especially fear as we didn’t fully know our risk at the time
“Mid-State is forever grateful for the community’s generosity throughout the pandemic, as well as with our staff’s dedication in assuring patients that we will do everything possible to keep them protected, now more than ever.”
Dr. Robert MacLeod
CEO
ACCOMPLISHING
MSHC by the Numbers
- 156 Patient Rides to provide access to healthcare services at Mid-State
- Over 40 families fed with our Feed the Need Program
- 3 New Services and 4 New Clinical Team Members
- $336,360 in Unreimbursed Charity Care to the Community
- 13.24% Increase in Employment at Mid-State Health Center
- 42,066 Total Patient Visits
Looking
To the future
What’s next in Mid-State’s journey to fulfill our mission of accessible, high-quality healthcare to the entire community?
- Stay tuned for more information about our state of the art, environmentally friendly, Children’s Learning Center! Construction will being in early 2021 and will accommodate the increasing demand of the region’s families and their children seeking safe and reliable, year-round childcare.
- Mid-State’s New Telepsychiatry Services to assist our clinicians and Behavioral Health providers with prescribing psychiatric medications to patients.
- In the Boulder Point Office – Plymouth, a new and improved lobby that will allow the community more accessible COVID-19 Testing options.
supporting
Where Our Community Comes Together
Mid-State Health Center wishes to thank and recognize those who ensure we are able to deliver on our promise to provide high-quality primary care to all regardless of their ability to pay.
Bristol Rotary Club
Plymouth Rotary Club
District Rotary Club
Speare Memorial Hospital
Jessie Soleberg, Mad River Tents
Town of Alexandria
Town of Campton
Town of Danbury
Town of Groton
Town of Lincoln
Town of Thornton
Town of Warren
Dr. Diane Aresenault
Amy Begalle
Dr. Andre Berry
Quentin Blaine, Esq.
Mrs. Ann Blair
Ms. Karen Bourgeois
Mr. Robert Broadhurst & Mrs. Teri Broadhurst
Steven Camerino & Sarah Knowlton
Mrs. Kristen Craig
Mr. John Currier
Mr. and Mrs. James Dalley
Kim Fader
Dr. David Fagan
Erica Faulkner
Ms. Sunshine Fisk
Ms. Audrey Goudie
Mr. John & Mrs. Ann Haartz
Dr. Dennis Hannon
Samantha Hooper
Jane Kellog
Mr. Bill Kharkheck
Aimee Kolomick
Bob & Maureen Lamb
Mrs. Wendy Lasch-Williams & Mr. Doug Williams
Mr. Peter Laufenberg
Mr. Michael Long
Mr. James Lurie
Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacLeod
Amy McCormack
Joe McKellar
Katie Marrow
Patrick & Pamela Miller
Jim Mulroy & Chris Keppelman
Mrs. Debra Naro, CADY
Patricio Nicolalde
Mr. Jeffrey Owen
Carina Park
Dr. Kelly Perry
Dr. Stephen Regan
Ron Reynolds & Jane Kellog
Dr. Alan Rosen & Mrs. Peggy Rosen
Ally Schwab
Rene Schwartz
Dr. Claire Scigliano
Mr. AJ Sousa
Larry and Eleanor Spencer
Sara Jayne Steen & Joseph Bourque
Mr. Mark Troiano
Dr. Tonya Warren
Kelley Watkin APRN
Jeffrey & Jane White
Ms. Paula Winsor & Mr. Robert Pike
Katie Wood Hedberg, APRN
Leading
Our Leadership and Board of Directors
OUR BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Timothy M. Naro, President
Peter Laufenberg, Vice President
Carina Park, Secretary
Todd Bickford, Treasurer
Carol Bears, Director
Nicholas Coates, Director
Isaac Davis, Director
Sunshine Fisk, Director
Lee Freeman, Director
Mike Long, Director
Joseph Monti, Director
Cynthia Standing, Director
OUR LEADERSHIP TEAM
Robert MacLeod, PhD, Chief Executive Officer
Bill Sweeney, MBA, Chief Financial Officer
David Fagan, MD, Medical Director
Andrea Berry, DO, Bristol Lead Physician, Recovery Services Director
Kelly Perry, DMD, Dental Director
Tonya Warren, PsyD, Behavioral Health Director
Amanda Bennett, Assistant Finance Director
Rebecca Ekholm, Compliance, Patient, Experience, and Risk Director
Audrey Goudie, Marketing, Communications, and Philanthropy Director
Debbie Guilbert, Patient Services Director
Wendy Williams, MBA, Grants and Programming Director
Carolyn Varin, Clinical Services Director
Alison Orr, Children’s Learning Center Director
REPORTING
Our Financials
Net Revenue
$10,105,334
Total Expenses
$12,116,791
Depreciation Expense
$181,405
Bad Debt Expense
$59,863
Income/(Loss) before Grants
($2,252,726)
Grants and Donations
$1,911,439
Net Income/(Loss) after Grants
($341,286)
Printable 2020 Annual Report Located Here!