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capability for a short period of time. We will inform our business partners prior to and during that<br />

time to arrange for CT exams.<br />

CEO REPORT<br />

Mr. Barglof reported:<br />

1) We are working to secure the purchase of the new CT scanner. The floor needs to be<br />

reinforced under the new unit for machine stability. The plan is to have the new scanner in<br />

place near the middle of February.<br />

2) He attended the hospital district unemployment compensation board meeting the first week<br />

of December. The trend is that rates are going up and more workers are collecting<br />

unemployment for longer periods of time. Dale Tuvey will need to be replaced as executive<br />

as he is planning for retirement next year.<br />

3) He also attended the WSHA Board meeting and Public Policy meeting earlier this month.<br />

They heard about the policy priorities for next year and the expected cuts to the state budget<br />

and how that will impact healthcare. He sees the biggest impact on us experiencing an<br />

increase in charity care. Scott Bond will be transitioning into the new CEO role in April as<br />

Leo Greenawalt retires.<br />

4) Leslie Smith has been hired as our new Human Resources Director. She starts January 10 th<br />

and the QHR HR assessment will guide much of her work. We are excited to bring this<br />

service back in-house.<br />

5) The District had a good turnout for the employee Christmas party. Brian Shanaman was<br />

awarded the Employee of the Year award.<br />

6) Jennifer Wilbur, Interim CFO and he met with the county treasurer and her staff. They<br />

reviewed the warrant process, investments, bank accounts, resolutions currently on file, and<br />

documents that need to be updated. Laura Danekas will arrange for them to meet with their<br />

investment broker to try to improve our investment income potential.<br />

COMMITTEE REPORTS<br />

FINANCE COMMITTEE<br />

CFO REPORT – Calvin Carey is not in attendance this evening. We are transitioning away<br />

from Valley Health Resources at the end of the year. Jennifer Wilbur, ICFO will review the<br />

November Financial statements that Calvin provided. However, they have not been reviewed with<br />

him. Stephen McFadden asked about the CFO position and whether we will be posting for the<br />

position. Mark replied that the money budgeted for purchased services has been moved into the<br />

wages category for 2011. He sees the interim transition continuing for a period of time. Jennifer<br />

reviewed the statements. There were 30 patient days for the month, 9 Swing Bed days, ER visits<br />

were down, CT and Laboratory numbers were a little lower. CT and Lab numbers are influenced by<br />

the number of ER visits. We’re seeing a trend of growth in the Physical Therapy department .<br />

The 2011 budget makes allowances for a 3% rate increase to our fees for services. The new<br />

fee structure will be effective 1-1-11.<br />

Resolution 10-9 was presented to authorize the deposit and withdrawal of <strong>East</strong> Adams Rural<br />

Hospital monies in the Local Government Investment Pool in the State Treasure and to give the<br />

Administrator and the Chief Financial Officer the authorization to order the deposit or withdrawal<br />

of monies in the Local Government Investment Pool. This was done to update a previous resolution<br />

which had names of staff or individuals who were no longer employed or contracted by EARH and<br />

to take advantage of higher interest income. Joyce Preston made a motion seconded by Jerry<br />

Crossler to adopt Resolution 10-9. The motion passed.<br />

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