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2020 ANNUAL REPORT
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
Noyes Physical Therapy Ann and Carl decided to This summer I announced
and Sports Performance match the New York State my intention to retire in
has occupied their new Grant of $350,000 that 2021. It was a hard decision
space in the Brae Burn we received for the Avon as Noyes is in my blood.
building throughout 2020. expansion. This brought the The last 10 years in the
Patients have enjoyed the needed project back to the Chief Executive Officer role
We have added new ease of access that the front burner. It is expected have been challenging but
words and phrases to our offsite location affords. that the building will be also hugely rewarding to see
conversations in 2020 Construction of E. Michael completed in 2021. the expansion of services we
that I am quite sure we are Saunders Medical Imaging now offer at Noyes. I would
Throughout the year,
tired of hearing and wish commenced and is expected never have taken the job if
the generosity of
we didn’t need to continue to be completed by March it weren’t for the wonderful
our community was
saying. Throughout the 2021. When this project is Hospital and Medical Staff
demonstrated repeatedly.
Annual Report there completed, we will have a who come through these
I can’t say it often enough
are articles about the PET/CT Scanner and an doors each day. Noyes
how blessed we are at Noyes
pandemic and the heroic Interventional Radiology has the advantage of a
to have this support both in
efforts of the Hospital and Suite added to our roster of dedicated and visionary
the form of donations and,
Medical Staff who are most Medical Imaging modalities Board who will guide
just as important, in your
deserving of the praise that which means patients in whoever takes my place. It
confidence to allow us to
is due to them. I will try to our region will not have to has been my honor to serve
care for you.
focus on the changes and travel for these services. in this role.
achievements at Noyes that On a sad note, we lost two
Our plans to expand Amy Pollard, RN,
happened in addition to very important members
the Mental Health and BSN, MPS
planning and responding to of our Hospital Board:
Wellness program in Avon President/Chief
the pandemic. Graham Frazer and Mark
was slowed due to the Executive Officer
Lyons. Please take the time
impact of Covid on our
to read the article about
financial status. However,
these gentlemen who gave
in December, I received a
so much to our community
call from Ann Myers who
and to Noyes.
asked “what do you need?”
DR. QURESHI RETIRES AFTER 40 YEARS OF SERVICE
On May 31st, internal medicine physician Dr. Sohail Qureshi retired from UR Medicine|Noyes
Health’s Primary Care Practice after more than four decades of caring for the greater Dansville
community.
Prior to formally joining Noyes Health in 2018, Dr. Qureshi was in private practice in internal
medicine in Dansville. Dr. Qureshi was also past president of the Livingston County Medical Society.
“For many years, Dr. Qureshi was a respected community colleague and collaborator, and we were thrilled when he joined
the Noyes Health Team in a more formal way,” says President and Chief Executive Officer, Amy Pollard. “His dedication
and commitment to doing what’s best for his patients was what kept those patients coming back to him year after year and
decade after decade. We wish him all the best in his well-deserved retirement.”
2020 UR MEDICINE|
NOYES HEALTH
MESSAGE FROM THE
BOARD OF NOYES BOARD CHAIR
DIRECTORS:
James Culbertson –
Chairperson
I’m not sure that anyone When New York State As Board Chair, I observed
Domenick Martello – First
Vice Chairperson could have anticipated what mandated that certain staff responding to a
2020 would be like. The elective services needed to pandemic by planning
Rich Rizzieri – Second Vice daily routines of our lives close, the Administrative to care for an influx of
Chairperson
were completely upended. and Management Teams patients, keeping up with
Mark Lyons – Treasurer Essential employees went quickly responded with daily directives from the
Marilyn Moore – Secretary to work, anyone who a plan of how to manage New York State Department
Les Cole could work from home our way through this of Health and adapting
Matt Cole did so, and the rest of us loss of business in a way work flows to meet ever-
just stayed home while we that was fiscally prudent. changing policies and
Joan Flender, M.D.
awaited the development Fortunately, CARES Act procedures. I was always
Graham Frazer and emergency use funding helped close confident in the ability of
Steven Goldstein authorization of a Covid the gap in lost revenue Noyes Staff to care for our
Michael Johnsen vaccine. and eventually services community. To see how
Douglas Mayhle, M.D. – reopened to a very cautious they banded together in the
The majority of the 500+
Medical Director public. face of the pandemic was
employees of Noyes went to
Robert McCann, M.D. inspiring. Everyone pitched
work every day, protecting However, progress did not
in and performed whatever
Amy Pollard – President/ themselves and patients stop. Plans for the new E.
Chief Executive Officer job needed to be done.
with personal protective Michael Saunders Medical
On behalf of the Board, I
Lindsay Quintilone equipment, disinfectants Imaging were finalized and
extend my gratitude to all
Ahsen Sheikh, M.D. – and distancing. They construction was underway
Noyes Hospital and Medical
President, Medical Staff did this because they are by fall. A replacement
Staff for a job well done.
Bernard Sweeney, M.D. all health care workers. for retiring Jay Maslyn,
Whether they worked Chief Financial Officer was James Culbertson,
Mark Taubman, M.D. with patients and their finalized in September. We Noyes Board Chair
families or provided a celebrated Jay’s retirement
2020 FOUNDATION service supporting day- in October at an outdoor,
BOARD OF to-day operations…all had Covid compliant event.
important roles just as they A Chief Executive Officer
DIRECTORS: do every day, but, more so search process was started
Thomas Wamp – in the midst of a pandemic. after Amy Pollard gave her
Chairperson
I witnessed this dedication notice to the Board that she
Helen Gray – Vice firsthand as Board Chair intended to retire in 2021…
Chairperson through Zoom meetings an anticipated decision but
William Bacon – Treasurer and reports one that we hoped would
John Quinlan – Secretary not happen this soon.
Les Cole
James Coniglio
Timothy Costello
NOYES WELCOMES
Mike Levey, Alfred-Almond CSD
Mary Sue Dehn – Foundation teacher and husband of Noyes
Director Emergency Department Nurse
Mary Ann Merle
Amy Pollard – President/Chief
SIX NEW PROVIDERS Krista, borrowed and used a
3D printer to create shields
for our staff to wear over their
Executive Officer
Jon Shay
Michael Grabach, CRNA William Roberts, MD masks. He and his colleagues
made enough to outfit all our
Robert Smith Nina Holbrook, NP Kristen Simon, CRNA Emergency Department
Clinical Staff.
Maureen Wolcott David Levy, MD April Sutton, NP
MESSAGE FROM FOUNDATION
FOR NOYES HEALTH CHAIR
When we began 2020, In addition, plans were The Empire Strikes Back When I look back on
the Noyes Health underway to construct Against Covid Virtual Golf 2020, I am amazed by the
Foundation anticipated a new Mental Health Tournament culminated outpouring of support for
great happenings for our and Wellness facility in with a Facebook Live Event our Hospital. As I have said
organization. This year Avon. Carl and Ann Myers which generated $13,000. before, our community
was the 100th year of made this a reality with a Kevin & Rachelle Sick really has a jewel in Noyes
operation for our Hospital, donation of $350,000. The and the Sicky Squad held Health, and our Foundation
and everyone was excited project will be completed their annual Memorial Board of Directors is forever
for the year to unfold. Then sometime in 2021. Candy Day barbecue with a grateful to all our donors for
in March, all activities Frazer donated $20,000, drive-through twist that their unending support. The
came to a halt when the in memory of her husband brought in $10,500. Randy Foundation will continue
Covid pandemic hit us. The Graham, to purchase new Hamilton and his team held to plan innovative ways to
Hospital and its staff were Medical Oncology treatment their annual 5K “Footin honor all of them, and is
able to react and meet the chairs. In addition, Jane For the Family” with hopeful for some type of
needs of the community Schryver donated $25,000 $15,000 donated to the formal event in 2021. At
at this uncertain time. to honor Amy Pollard for Cancer Center. We can’t the same time, we are also
The Foundation received her excellent leadership forget Bridgett Hoag and eagerly awaiting the time
tremendous support from over the last decade. Amy Colleen Tracy who held a when we can have the next
our service area with is retiring in late April 2021. virtual 5K Turkey Trot for Noyes Gala!!!
many individuals stepping What a loss this will be for all their family and friends
Thank you, again, for your
forward to recognize the our organization. throughout the country and
commitment and support as
everyday efforts of the raised $1,250. They were
Even with the pandemic we navigated through this
frontline workers at UR assisted by the Quinlan
controlling much of our tough year. I am confident
Medicine|Noyes Health. family’s Taylor Touch
day-to-day activities, people that things will improve in
The Covid Appeal, sent out Foundation and Dansville
found ways to help the 2021.
in May, produced $31,500; Collision.
Foundation and the Noyes
and the Annual Appeal Tom Wamp,
community. Empire Realty
attracted approximately Chair, Foundation for
in Dansville and the Noyes
$62,000. This generosity Noyes Health
Auxiliary co-sponsored a
showed us the type of caring
golf tournament with a spin.
individuals that we have in
our community.
GRAHAM FRAZER, MARK LYONS PASS AWAY
Graham Frazer passed away January 30th. Graham served on the Board of Directors from
2003-2020 in various positions including Board Chairperson from 2017-2019. Owner of
Dansville Chrysler Dodge Jeep, he spent countless hours volunteering at Noyes Memorial
Hospital with over 8,000 volunteer hours recorded. Graham was presented with the
Presidential Volunteer Service Award in 2016. “Bob,” as he was known to many of the staff,
found a second home as an honorary member of the Engineering Department. No job was
too large for Bob, and if it involved travel time, all the better.
Another huge loss felt by the Hospital was Mark Lyons who passed away November 1st.
Mark served on the Board of Directors from 2011-2020. At the time of his passing, Mark
had been serving as Treasurer of the Hospital Board of Directors since 2015. An architect
by trade, Mark worked tirelessly to support and improve Noyes during his free time. He
frequently spoke with great pride of his wife, Dr. Deanna Lyons, and sons, Joshua and Jack.
MESSAGE FROM NOYES CHIEF MEDICAL OFFICER
I saw the first Covid- Noyes provided a safety where nurses, doctors and
positive patient in valve for nursing homes advanced practice providers
Rochester. He had flown because Covid patients discuss what improvements
from Italy to JFK and then couldn’t be released to can be made, then work
traveled to Rochester by nursing homes. Noyes also together to implement those
Greyhound bus. When I helped the University of improvements. We have
saw the patient, I knew Rochester by offering the started proactive measures
2020 was a challenge, not
Covid was here. The two Saunders Surgical Center to improve documentation,
just for Noyes, but for the
biggest challenges we had to University of Rochester and other hospitals have
whole country. Our saving
were testing and personal Medical Center Surgeons taken the work we have
grace was our affiliation
protective equipment whose operating rooms done and made similar
with the University
(PPE). Testing was had been closed down by implementations. Another
of Rochester system.
controlled by the Centers the government. Noyes valuable undertaking was
Without the University
for Disease Control and provided cutting edge the education sessions
of Rochester, we could
Prevention (CDC). If we care, and our recovery Noyes provided relative to
not have weathered the
hadn’t joined with the and discharge rates were vaccination hesitancy.
storm. We were very lucky
University, we couldn’t excellent. During 2020,
compared to the rest of the Unfortunately, we had to
have done any testing. The Noyes discharged 147
state. When New York City close the doors to visitors
University affiliation also inpatients with a diagnosis
was seeing the surge, we to help keep everyone
helped tremendously with of Covid. Covid aside, over
thought it may levitate to safe during the pandemic;
acquiring PPE. The biggest the last year, we have been
us, but we were lucky not however, our staff worked
buyers get the most supply. trying to reduce transfers
to have experienced the tirelessly to keep families
The University of Rochester out of Noyes. We have gone
same level of devastation. informed, providing
system helped us, and in from 5-6 transfers per day
We were forewarned about updates 2-3 times daily and
turn, Noyes helped the to 1-2 transfers per day.
what could be coming. This facilitating FaceTime calls
University of Rochester
allowed us to close things Process improvement teams so our patients could keep
system.
down, social distance, have been implemented in touch with their loved
and begin masking efforts ones.
before it hit us.
Bilal Ahmed, MBBS
Chief Medical Officer
VACCINATIONS: A HOLIDAY GIFT
Covid vaccines were delivered to Noyes in mid-December
with the goal of vaccinating frontline Hospital and Medical
Staff. Initially, there was some trepidation from staff; in fact,
an early survey indicated only 45% of staff were interested
in receiving the vaccine. At the time of writing this article,
which is 2021, the Hospital and Medical Staff at Noyes have
reached a 90%+ vaccination rate. Great news and great
peace of mind!
We have learned that each person has different reactions to
the vaccines: some had no side effects, while others had side
effects ranging from mild to moderate. When side effects, The Noyes Health
such as fever and/or aches occurred, they rarely lasted longer than 12 hours. Based on the Staff began getting
number of employees who tested positive for Covid, we estimate that 10% of Noyes Staff vaccinated against
had Covid. Covid-19 in late
December.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention continues to report that not only are Covid
vaccines safe, they are nearly 100% effective in offering protection against severe illness if you
were to catch Covid, and reports indicate vaccinations can also slow the spread of the virus.
CONSTRUCTION BEGINS ON E. MICHAEL SAUNDERS
MEDICAL IMAGING
Noyes Health will soon be home to a new PET/CT
scanner as well as a new Interventional Radiology Suite.
The project was made possible, in part, thanks to a $1
million gift from the Saunders family in memory of E.
Michael Saunders, as well as a grant from New York
State. “We are so grateful to Phil, Carole, their family,
and the Saunders Foundation for their generosity and
continued support for Noyes,” said Noyes President and
Chief Executive Officer, Amy Pollard.
Construction on the Radiology Department began in December, and will be renamed E. Michael Saunders Medical Imaging
at Noyes Memorial Hospital. “E. Michael Saunders Imaging goes a long way in meeting our overall goal of providing the
health care our patients need as close as possible to where they and their caregivers live and work,” Pollard said.
The new department will feature the addition of a PET/CT scanner, giving patients of the Ann and Carl Myers Cancer
Center at Noyes and other hospital departments the option of getting the diagnostic imaging they need in Dansville
rather than traveling to Rochester or farther. The expanded space will also include a new Interventional Radiology (IR)
Suite, and offer complete care for port and catheter insertion, biopsies, maintenance of dialysis fistulas, and other
invasive procedures.
DONATION AIDS NEW NOYES MENTAL
HEALTH AND WELLNESS CLINIC IN AVON
A generous donation from Ann and Carl Myers is helping to fund a new Mental Health and Wellness Clinic in Avon. The
donation matches a previous grant of $348,500 from the State of New York to partially fund the construction. The Myers
previously donated $2 million to the capital campaign to build a cancer treatment center at Noyes Memorial Hospital in
Dansville. Since the Ann and Carl Myers Cancer Center opened in January 2017, the Center has seen more than 10,000
Medical and Radiation Oncology visits a year, with patients from all over the Genesee Valley and beyond getting the expert
care of UR Medicine’s Wilmot Cancer Institute.
“We are so grateful for Ann and Carl’s continued support of our efforts to provide the best possible healthcare to our
community, as close as possible to where we all live and work,” says Amy Pollard, Noyes Health President and Chief
Executive Officer. “Increased access to mental health resources are more important today than ever, and the Myers’
generous gift will ensure that residents in northern Livingston County will have that access.” The new clinic will be built
on a lot conveniently located just off Interstate 390, and will include consultation rooms and offices for on-site counselors,
as well as walk-in crisis management services.
DANSVILLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
RECOGNITION OF HOSPITAL WEEK
During the Covid pandemic, the Dansville Area Chamber of Commerce
graciously recognized Noyes Health Staff, and at the same time helped
locally-owned food establishments by providing staff vouchers to use at the
following business.
Noyes Health Auxiliary pledged
Battle Street Brewery Java Jungle Cafe Scovill’s Grill $75,000 toward the purchase of
Big Sky Restaurant Jack’s Gaslight Grill Sunrise Restaurant a mobile X-ray machine for the
Café Tazza MacFaddens Coffee Co. Tony’s Pizzeria Hospital. The machine allows for
CB’s Bar & Grill Middleton’s Frozen Custard Tower Pizza X-rays to be taken at a patient’s
Dog House Cafe Parkeys Lounge Wong’s Kitchen bedside rather than the patient
Ice Cream Island Pizza King needing to be transported.
MANAGING THROUGH A PANDEMIC
Many years ago, I read a book, were Covid suspect/positive. Planning for the to be comfortable coming into
The Great Influenza, by John Everybody had to be flexible. Unprecedented the hospital. Interestingly,
Barry. It was the story of the Plans we made one day When we do disaster some of the departments that
1918 Spanish Flu. That was an changed the very next day. planning, we practice for a saw drops in volume included
eye-opener, to see how a truly disaster that lasts for hours the Emergency Department,
The Calm Before the
novel virus could pretty much or days. So that’s what most Urgent Care, and After Hours,
Storm
decimate huge populations of our experience in disaster but then with everyone
In the initial phase back in
of people and throw the response has been. This was distancing and wearing masks
March and April, we really
world into chaos. Infection a disaster that has been in were we just spreading fewer
never saw a high census of
prevention practitioners have place for over a year. Very illnesses among ourselves?
Covid patients. We had 2, 3,
always talked about how the unprecedented.
4 patients at a time. We were Coming Together
biggest threat to our health
kind of lulled into thinking Difficult Decisions If I tried to highlight the
was a pandemic from a new
that we were going to be By early spring, the New York efforts of one person, it
virus for which there is no
able to avoid the onslaught State Department of Health would be such an injustice
treatment or vaccine already
of patients being reported in issued directives telling to everyone who worked
established. As soon as people
New York City. hospitals to discontinue night and day to define and
started talking about a novel
elective outpatient visits implement our response
virus like Covid-19 and how it The summer went along
and procedures. Some plans.
was starting to spread, at first quietly. In December, after
physician office visits went
it was “ok, that’s over in China the holiday get togethers, is We became very resourceful in
to telemedicine. Between
– that’s not us.” But I knew it when we saw the increase finding the supplies we needed
80%-85% of Noyes revenue is
was only a plane ride away. in positive patients. At the to keep staff and patients safe.
outpatient, and suddenly that
highest point, we had 18 The community responded
When Covid-19 started hitting business was closed. We had
patients hospitalized all at one in many ways to help us:
this country, I thought back to move very quickly to define
time who were Covid-positive Dentists, who because they
on that book and realized the how to decrease labor costs
in various stages of illness. weren’t seeing patients, would
only defense we would have that reflected the reduced
They ranged from needing empty their offices of all their
initially from this virus was outpatient volumes which is
IV antibiotics all the way up personal protective equipment
going to be enforcing strict always a hard decision.
to the patients who required (PPE) and bring it to us; a
infection control practices
being on a ventilator. By the end of March, local store donated a washer
aimed at reducing the spread
we started furloughing and dryer to us once we
of the virus, i.e., masking and In the very early days, the
employees. At its high point, said we were having to wash
distancing. That was going plan was that any patient that
we would have 85-90 people disposable gowns because of
to be our only protection needed ventilation would be
off in one week. That went a PPE shortage; and various
until such time as testing, transferred to Rochester. As
on through July. Although community groups donated
vaccine, and treatment could you can well imagine, that fell
Noyes was not eligible for the meals for the staff.
be developed. In January by the wayside pretty quickly
Payroll Protection Program,
and February, we started because the tertiary centers Looking Back and Ahead
at least the employees who
talking about how to deal with like Strong were inundated A pandemic is something that
were furloughed received the
Covid within the University with patients requiring happens once every 100 years.
increased unemployment
of Rochester system. Then, ventilation. Medical and Thankfully, our knowledge
benefit and their health care
the directions from the New Nursing Staff have always today along with standard
coverage remained intact.
York State Department of managed patients requiring infection control practices
Health started coming out in ventilatory support, thus we The Fiscal Impact allowed us to navigate the
a flurry. We knew we had to kept Covid patients needing During the period when Covid pandemic until the
put together a surge plan to this level of care here unless elective outpatient services vaccine was developed. It has
ascertain how we were going there were complex issues that were curtailed, Noyes lost not been an easy year, and
to take care of a potential required transfer. approximately $5M in many have suffered losses.
influx of patients. revenue which was fortunately As always, the goal of getting
I think the biggest challenge
made up with the CARES through this pandemic has
We set up incident command was just for the Clinical Staff
Act funding. Even when we brought out the best in people.
and started having regular ─ whether that is Nursing,
started opening up services, I was witness to this every day
meetings. Once we started Lab, Radiology, or anybody
it took a while for the public at Noyes.
seeing cases, those meetings who had to interact with a
became a daily event. Covid patient – who had to Amy Pollard, RN,
very carefully don and doff the BSN, MPS
The nursing leadership
protective equipment every President/Chief Executive
put together a plan where
single time they went and saw Officer
we would put patients that
a patient.
QUALITY REPORT PHYSICAL THERAPY
With the changing health care landscape, organizations IS ON THE MOVE
are rethinking the way they deliver care with the goal of
improving clinical outcomes and reducing costs. The Physical and Sports The change in location
Patient surveys relative to experience of care help Rehabilitation specialists at came with a new name:
the Noyes Quality Team guide decisions regarding UR Medicine|Noyes Health Noyes Physical Therapy
hospital policies and standards of patient care. Hospital in Dansville are on the and Sports Performance.
Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and move.
“The therapy practice
Systems (HCAHPS) surveys are nationally standardized In March, the team began continues to evolve, and
and publicly reported to allow valid comparisons across seeing clients in a newly- the change in location
hospitals locally, regionally, and nationally. constructed space in the provides us an opportunity
At Noyes, we strive to exceed the expectations of patients Brae Burn Building, 60 Red to better name it in-line
and their families. Continuous efforts have been made to Jacket Street in Dansville, with the care we provide,”
better serve our patients and their families preserving the just across the street from explained Michael
patient-centered approach to care. their current home at Donegan, Senior Director
Noyes Memorial Hospital. of Operations. “While we
Focused on performance, and with a strong track record, The new location offers continue to provide therapy
we continue to improve patient safety by looking at trends convenient access and for the full spectrum of
in incidents and creating performance improvement adjacent parking. physical challenges, from
projects based on these trends. rotator cuff repairs and
“We’re excited to offer a
No aspect of safety is out of the scope of our trained vestibular dysfunction to
more convenient location,
Quality and Process Improvement Team. lymphedema and wound
external to the Hospital,
care, the program has
Patients who need care at the hospital may be anxious, for our outpatient clients to
distinguished itself in
confused, or agitated. In keeping with our culture of access the care they need,”
the science of sports-
caring, we want to ensure they receive first-rate medical says Noyes President and
related care, addressing
attention and that we communicate with them in ways Chief Executive Officer,
the specialty needs of
that increase their sense of well-being. We are always Amy Pollard, “while at
athletes of all ages. The
looking to improve our patient experience. One of the the same time staying
change in name more
ways we have improved this throughout the pandemic is close to the Hospital for
accurately describes
strengthening nurse communication and efficiency with our Therapists to remain
who we’ve become. We’ll
our patients. This has helped keep our patients better closely connected with
certainly also continue
informed about and engaged in their care, improved our Orthopedic and Pain
offering Speech-Language
nurse-patient relationships, and resulted in increased Management programs.”
Pathology services and
patient satisfaction. Certified Hand Therapy.”
Our commitment to excellent, quality patient care drives
our mission.
DeNae Gibson,
Director of Performance Improvement/Quality
A trip to the Hospital or Urgent Care can sometimes be confusing
and intimidating for children. Once again, PetSmart in Geneseo
The 4th Annual Footin It for Family 5k raised $15,000 for the made a very generous donation for the little ones who visit Noyes
Cancer Center. Following all Covid precautions, the event was Health. PetSmart donated hundreds of new stuffed animals that will
a huge success. help ease fears and bring smiles to our young patients.
2020 DONATIONS Danny Miller
June Miller
Father Michael Twardzik
United Way of Livingston County
Keith Mitchell Jon Van Derhoof
Thomas F. Moogan and Laura L. Thomas Vogt
Moogan Thomas Wager
ANNUAL/COVID APPEAL: Helen Gray and Pam Mark Family Foundation LTD, Inc. Geraldine Waight
Acomb Acres Kevin and Cheryl Gray Dennis and Marilyn Moore Bill and Rhea-Jean Walker
Anonymous Donors Kathryn Green Gary Moore Robert and Sandra Walker
American Legion – Daniel Goho Carol Griffen Paul Moore Thomas and Joan Wamp
Post No. 87 Janet Gunn Patricia Moran Michael Watson
Virginia Amico Clayton and Mary Knopp Harris James and Bonita Morgan Peggy Gelser-Webb
David Anderson Robert and Rose Hayes Aletha Morsch Joyce Wechsler
Kenneth Applin Barry Haywood Linda Motz Gail Weidman
Theodore Applin James and Nancy Titus Helfrich Susanne Munro Karen Weidman
Leonard Arias Lillian Hemmer John and Susan Murphy Gerald Welch
Jeremiah and Susie Axtell Paulette Henry David and Regina Murray West Sparta United Methodist
Marcia Ayers Bridgett Hoag Carlton and Ann Myers Women
Ronald Bailey David and Kellee Hoag Russ and Marie Nichols Norman and Nancy Wetterau
Rodney and Carolyn Baker Dan and Barb Holbrook Mary Norton Susan White
Jeanine Barber Mary Ann Holden Nicholas H. Noyes, Jr., William and Laurie White
Stephen Bartholomay David Hollingshead Memorial Foundation, Inc. Terry and Linda Wilkins
Agnes Batte Rick and Kate Hollis O’Brien’s Septic & Portable Gerald and Jane Williams
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Allan and Nancy Howe Toilets Teri and Marty Wilson – Material
Lewis Bickle Jerry Howe Mary Anne Palermo Rewards
William and Mary Biggee Steven Howe Donna Parks Tony and Ruth Witte
Michael and Patricia Bixby Megan Hubbard Richard Payne Timothy and Nancy Wolfanger
Lynn Blades Robert and Nancy Hussey Lisa Pfuntner Women of the Moose –
Cornelius N. Bliss Memorial Fund Deke Johnson Thomas Platten Chapter No. 670
Michael and Marie Blum Ronald and Linda Johnson William and Carolyn Pollock Melinda Wood
Dennis and Suzanne Boor Timothy Johnson Walter Purtell
Penny Bose Kevin Johnston Anita Putnam
In Appreciation of Dr. Brian
Mary Lou Boyd Dolly Jonasse Patricia Quibell Foresman, Dr. Ahsen Sheikh,
Bruce and Anne Bristol Joann Kendall Thomas and Mary Quinlan and Dr. Jason Zittel:
Barbara Brockway Robert Kennedy Robert Radell Thomas Colahan
Bruce and Sharyl Brown Marian Kennell Nancy Recktenwald
Dawn Brown Norman and Kathleen Kennell Joseph Regal
In Honor of Karen Coty:
John and Virginia Buck Ralph and Marilyn Kerr Charles and Mary Nitsche
Sherrie Reilly
Alice Button Harold and Mary Lou Kiesl David and Catherine Reinholtz In Honor of George Guida, Sr.:
William and Susan Carney Roger Kiley Rich and Pamela Rizzieri George Guida
Douglas Churchfield Suzette Kimmel Stephen Robinson
Delores Clark Richard Kinney Zenaida Roque In Honor of Ed and Marcia
Robert and Judith Clark Bruce and Kathie Knapp Patrick and Susan Rountree Horton
John Clifford Arthur and Brenda Koch Benjamin Rudney
William and Mary Coast Francis and Eleanor Kosakowski Tyler Russell
June Collier Richard and Gloria Kreiley Susan Sahrle In Honor of Amy Pollard:
Tim and Dawn Costello Joseph and June LaBell Richard and Joyce Sarvis Jennifer Leuzzi – Mill Creek
Nick Crawford LaBella Associates Diane Sauerbier Optical
William and Mary Crowell Dominic LaGioia Anthony and Linda Shay Scavone Robert and Patricia Piper
Serena Cucinotta Bernhardt and Dorothy Lang William Schaaf
James Culbertson Helen Lent Lillian Schattner
In Honor of Fernelle C.
Patricia Curran Jennifer Leuzzi – Mill Creek Paul and Barbara Schmied Rodriguez:
Glenn and Mary Ann Dalrymple Optical Jane Schryver and Paul Hoffman David W. Smith
Dansville Area Chamber of David and Nancy Leven Patricia Schubmehl
Nancy Light In Honor of Jon Shay:
Commerce Donald and Catherine Schwendy Jeffrey and Kimberly Englert
Dansville Collision, Inc. Judy Lindsey Douglas and Susan Schwingel
Gerri Long John and Nancy Reinholtz
Robert and Gail Derrenbacher Jack and Pat Shafer Kristine Shay
Catherine Dickerson Kenneth Losey Deborah Shay
Tony D’Imperio Gary and Francine Ludwig Ahsen and Huma Sheikh In Honor of Jon and Linda
Sharon Dixon Thor Luther John and MaryElizabeth Skillings Shay:
Michael and Danae Donegan Cara Lynch John and Kathleen Smith Tim and Amy Pollard
Carolyn Eastman Judith Lynn Nedra Smith
Elementary Student Council – Harriettdell MacDonald Robert and Robbin Smith
In Honor of Third Floor Staff,
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Thelma Gates Joyce McKeown Sue Sylor
Daniel McRae
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Geneseo Rotary Club Larry and Mary Ann Merle – Dansville Family Dental Care
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Noyes Memorial Hospital Rochester, NY
111 Clara Barton St.
Dansville, NY 14437
www.noyes.urmc.edu
AMY POLLARD ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT
Amy Pollard, President and Chief Executive Officer of UR Medicine|Noyes Health will retire in
April 2021 after a decade leading Nicholas Noyes Memorial Hospital and its healthcare entities.
“I have been blessed to lead Noyes as it has grown and evolved to meet the needs of the
community it serves, and I am forever grateful for the work of my colleagues, and Noyes’ Board
of Directors, for supporting my efforts,” Pollard said in a statement.
“This has been a tough decision, but, at 68, it’s time for me to step aside and think about
the other ways I can contribute to my community,” she said. In announcing her decision so
far in advance, Pollard said she will be able to work with the Noyes Health Board “toward a
seamless transition for the new Chief Executive Officer.” Pollard, who began her career as a
nurse on medical-surgical and obstetrical units, later expanded her experience and professional
advancement with roles in nursing education and management. She joined Noyes as Vice
President of Patient Services in 2007, bringing with her more than 25 years of professional
experience. In February 2011, Pollard was appointed Interim President of Noyes. Six months
later she assumed the permanent role of President and Chief Executive Officer. She was chosen
from a pool of more than 100 applicants. Pollard earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing at
the University of Pittsburgh and a Masters in Professional Studies at Alfred University.
Jane Schryver, a Noyes
During Pollard’s tenure, she led a campaign to build the new and expanded Mary Saunders Foundation Legacy Circle
Beiermann Emergency Department at Noyes, shepherded the organization through the donor and devoted Bills fan,
affiliation process with UR Medicine, and collaborated with UR Medicine’s Wilmot Cancer donated $25,000 to the Noyes
Institute to build and open the Ann and Carl Myers Cancer Center, a regional hub for Medical Foundation. Her gift is to
and Radiation Oncology treatment. Noyes also expanded Mental Health and Wellness services, honor Amy Pollard, Noyes’
and is building the new E. Michael Saunders Imaging Center, with PET/CT scanning equipment Chief Executive Officer, who
and an Interventional Radiology Suite to provide additional screening for cancer patients. is planning to retire early
“We are sad that Amy is leaving, but we appreciate the time she is giving us to find a successor, next year. Jane thanked Amy
one who will have very large shoes to fill,” said James Culbertson, Chair of Noyes Health Board for her more than a decade
of Directors. “Amy has been a tireless champion for Noyes and for this community, and we look of leadership, and all of us
forward to being able to celebrate her contributions and many professional accomplishments at Noyes thank Jane for her
when the time is right.” In May, 2017, Pollard was installed as a New York State Senate Woman continued support.
of Distinction in recognition of her long career in nursing and healthcare.
“The last ten years have been an incredible experience and the growth and success achieved
at Noyes happened because of each and every one of you,” Pollard stated. “When I took this
position, I did so because of the people who work at Noyes. I believe in us, and look what we
have accomplished.”
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