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Evergreen Then and Now1971When we walk through the hospital’s corridors, we’re often reminded just how much EvergreenHealthcare has grown since 1972 when we opened the doors. Back then, we had 72 beds andwere proud of offering 15 medical specialties. In that first year, we delivered 367 babies. Nowwe have 227 beds and more than 50 medical specialties, and last year our maternity centerdelivered more than 4,778 babies, the second busiest program in the state. We have more than3,000 employees, with 280 of them just recently celebrating over 10 years or more with us. Inthis mobile society, that’s a huge compliment to earn such loyalty from our staff.We don’t mean to bore you with numbers, but they do demonstrate several things. Morepeople are choosing Evergreen for their health care than ever before. We think that’s because ofresources like our world-class doctors and enthusiastic and caring employees. We offer top-notchtechnology in a pleasant, professional setting, with highly personalized care. We’ve worked hardall year to prepare our Neuroscience Institute and our enhanced cardiovascular wellness programfor their move to the DeYoung Pavilion so they can continue to grow these critical services.We understand that when Evergreen was built, someone asked why the hospital was so far fromdowntown Kirkland. Today we’re proud to say we’re in the middle of our service area, and inone of the fastest-growing population centers in the state. We’re not far from anything in ourdistrict and even continue to attract more and more patients from the rest of the state. Peoplechoose Evergreen for a variety of reasons, from our award-winning Family Maternity Center tothe Booth Gardner Parkinson’s Care Center. We have medical clinics in Kenmore, Canyon Park,Duvall, Redmond, Sammamish and Woodinville, plus a senior health clinic here in Kirkland.We’ve attracted national attention recently for earning top ratings by HealthGrades, the premierhospital tracking system in the USA.We could go on and on. But for whatever reasons you choose Evergreen for your health care,we’re so glad you do. Thank you for allowing us to be of service to you and your family.Steven E. Brown, FACHEChief Executive OfficerEvergreen HealthcareLucy DeYoungFoundation Board ChairEvergreen Healthcare2008

Cancer Care2 3Breast HealthRadiation Oncology“There’s no institution internationally that’s everreported a higher local control rate for early-stagebreast cancer, meaning the odds that you’ll keepyour breast if you’re treated with breast-conservingtherapies at Evergreen,” says Michael Hunter, MD,medical director of the Cancer Program. “We’re at98 percent – and these results rank with the bestin the world – so we’re doing a pretty good jobhere,” he says.Staying free from cancer recurrence is associatedwith higher survival rates. “The idea that you canget MD Anderson-level care in your own backyardis foreign to many people,” Dr. Hunter says. Butthe impressive results show that it’s true.The successful outcomes aren’t all that’s new.“In 2008, we introduced stereotactic radiationtherapy, a program initially designed for treatingbrain tumors,” says Dr. Hunter. “The idea is to usemultiple beams from multiple angles that converge,so the dose is high where they overlap, ideal forcertain brain tumors. Our new technology willalso allow for better targeting of moving tumors,such as lung cancer.” A feature called respiratorygating synchronizes each dose with a patient’sbreathing cycle to hit the cancer while sparingmore healthy tissue.In 2008, Evergreen installed one of the moststate-of-the-art linear accelerators – the machinesused to deliver radiation – available anywhere inthe world. The new Varian Trilogy offers a newlevel of precision, with the ability to do stereotacticradiation therapy and image-guided radiationtherapy (IGRT). “Educated patients ‘google’these terms now,” says Sue Smiley, manager ofradiation oncology and cancer support services.“They look for cancer centers, like Evergreen’s,that offer this technology.”“There’s no institution internationallythat’s ever reported a higher localcontrol rate for early-stage breastcancer.”Comprehensive Cancer Care– Michael Hunter, MDOnly programs offering the best comprehensivecancer care are accredited by the AmericanCollege of Surgeons Commission on Cancer – arecognition that Evergreen has achieved everythree years since 1977.“Comprehensive care means we offer the fullscope of services, from state-of-the-art screening,detection, diagnostics and treatment to supportiveservices for patients and families,” says Sue Smiley,manager of radiation oncology and cancersupport services.In 2008, Evergreen achieved the highest honorgiven by the Commission on Cancer – theOutstanding Achievement Award – a recognitionthat only three other Washington hospitals earned.Cascade Cancer Center, the primary medicaloncology, or chemotherapy, provider for Evergreen,is a member of the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance,an affiliation that helps patients access clinicaltrials. Evergreen’s radiation oncology service offersleading-edge radiation therapy in an environmentthat ranks among the highest patient satisfactionscores in the nation.Cancer survivorship, a topic of growing nationalinterest, has become a unique field within cancercare. “A cancer survivor is anyone living with ahistory of cancer, from the moment of diagnosisthrough the rest of life,” says Smiley. To help meetsurvivors’ needs, Evergreen partners with nationaland community resources such as the AmericanCancer Society and Seattle’s Cancer Lifeline tooffer support groups, classes and exercise programs,and to host an annual survivorship retreatfor patients and families for celebration, educationand support.Evergreen Breast CenterDigital mammography has revolutionized breastcancer screening.Rather than peering at an X-ray film with amagnifying glass as they did a generation ago,radiologists such as Kara Carlson, MD, can nowmagnify, contrast and invert digital mammogramson high-resolution computer monitors.“Washington still ranks third in our country forthe incidence of breast cancers,” says Dr. Carlson,medical director of the Evergreen Breast Center.“Nearly 4,000 women will be diagnosed in our statethis year, so we really need to be at the forefront oftechnology for early detection.”In 2008, the Breast Center team designed betterways to identify women at high risk for developingInspired GivingDigital MammograpHy CoachThe Evergreen Breast Center uses the latest, mostadvanced digital mammography technology.breast cancer. “Some women benefit from high-riskscreening with breast MRI in addition to mammographyexams,” Dr. Carlson says. “We do a riskassessment on every woman coming in for routinescreening and calculate her five-year and lifetime risk,giving us an opportunity to educate women.”In January 2008, the Breast Center also launched amajor streamlining effort to fine-tune patient flowand provider workflow. After reversing a backlogin patient scheduling, the team now performs130 to 135 mammograms a day – and can focuson getting more women in for screenings and onexpanding services.“We’re down to next-day scheduling for ascreening mammogram and for diagnostic workups,”says Dennis Marlow, director of DiagnosticImaging.The comprehensive Breast Center offers digitalmammography, ultrasound, MRI, biopsies, andreferrals to surgery, radiation oncology, medicaloncology and genetic testing.“Evergreen has an incredible multidisciplinaryteam,” says Dr. Carlson. “We discuss new breastcancer cases in a forum that gives patients thebenefit of our pathologists, surgeons, medicaloncologists and radiation oncologists, all givinginput on the best treatment for each patient.”Signs of Growth: Evergreen Breast Center2007 / 2,200 mammograms and biopsies monthly2008 / 2,550 mammograms and biopsies monthlyA dream took shape, several years ago, among members of the Breast Center team. As radiologists, theyknew that the earlier a cancer was found, the better the prognosis.So to make it easier for more women to get breast cancer screenings, the team envisioned a way to takeEvergreen’s high-tech, digital mammography out into surrounding communities. Their vision: Build a digitalmammography coach to drive out to each of the primary care clinics in the Evergreen Medical Group on arotating basis, so that women in outlying towns could see their local family doctors and get a mammogramwhile they were there.When the team presented its idea to the audience at the 2008 Evergreen Gala, several guests offereddonations ranging from $1,000 to $20,000, raising an initial $200,000 of capital support. Hearing of the need,Al and Donna DeYoung generously gave a matching gift of another $200,000.Digital mammograms on the coach offer the same state-of-the-art technology used at the Evergreen BreastCenter – a level of quality not often found in mobile units – and are performed by the same level of certifiedradiologic technologist. Set to begin seeing patients in summer 2009, the mobile coach is expected to increasethe Breast Center’s mammograms by 20 percent.

Orthopedics4 5Maternal-Fetal Medicine“We’re one of the few centers inthe region now using artificial disctechnology.”– Reginald Knight, MDComputer-Assisted SurgeryEvergreen’s orthopedics team continues to expandand fine-tune its computer-assisted surgery techniquesfor total joint replacement.“Most of our surgeons now use computer-assistednavigation for their total joint surgeries,” says JeffTomlin, MD, medical director for surgical servicesat Evergreen. “More precise incisions on the boneincrease the longevity of the new joint, since a degreeor two closer to precise alignment of the weightbearingplane can make a significant difference.”Minimally invasive surgery often results in a quickerand less painful recovery. “All of our surgicalspecialties continue to develop these techniques,”Tomlin says. “Our chief of orthopedics, CraigMcAllister, MD, has developed a lab at Evergreenwhere minimally invasive techniques and computerassistedsurgery are taught to OR staff andother surgeons.”In 2008, total knee replacement was the numberone surgery performed in Evergreen’s OR. Thefuture will likely see computer-assisted techniquesused in total hip surgeries as the technologydevelops.Charles Chabal, MD,holds the latestspinal cord stimulator.Spine Surgery“It’s a very exciting time,” says Reginald Q. Knight,MD, who is fast becoming internationally knownfor his research on minimally invasive spine surgerytechniques and artificial disc replacement.A surgeon’s dilemma in the past, after removing apainful disc, was how to fill the gap created whenthe disc was removed. Fusing the joints meanta patient would lose mobility and transfer morestress to neighboring discs.“With artificial disc replacement, we now have away of maintaining motion after surgery and oftendecreasing future degeneration down the line,” Dr.Knight explains. “That’s why we’re all so happyabout this new technology. We brought artificialdisc technology to Evergreen and completed aprospective randomized trial in 2008.” Evergreenis now one of the few centers in the region usingartificial discs for the neck and lower back.In 2008, Dr. Knight and his team established theSeattle Minimally Invasive Spine Center, based atEvergreen. “We’re now the busiest minimally invasivespine surgery center in the region – perhaps inall of Washington,” he says.Interventional Pain Management“It’s truly gratifying to turn people’s lives around,”says Charles Chabal, MD.At the forefront of pain management for 20 years,Dr. Chabal has brought new technologies toEvergreen to help people with intractable painreturn to work and to more fully enjoying their lives.A relatively new specialty, interventional painmanagement has recently exploded at Evergreen,from about 10 procedures a month in 2003 to300 procedures a month in 2008. “Interventional”procedures include a variety of injections, surgicallyimplanted devices and other techniques, often usedto relieve back pain.“We now have a successful new treatment for lowback pain in the sacroiliac joint, called radiofrequencySigns of Growth: Orthopedics2007 / 469 total knee replacements/ 779 spine procedures2008 / 542 total knee replacements/ 861 spine procedureslesioning, which may provide long-lasting pain relieffrom heating the nerves,” Dr. Chabal says. Spinal cordstimulators, high-tech devices used for back pain, arenow smaller, easier to implant, and more programmableto relieve each patient’s unique pain pattern.“We can now put in a trial stimulator in an outpatientprocedure, so the patient can try it and decidewhether to have a permanent implant,” he says.In 2008, Dr. Chabal launched the MultidimensionalPain Profiler, an online pain assessment tool hecreated with funding from NIH, to measure painfactors such as depression, substance abuse,openness to change and dysfunctional pain beliefs.“We’re using technology to better understand thedimensions of a patient’s pain psychology, improvequality of care and track outcomes,” he says.Fetal TherapyCompassion and a human touch, Martin Walker,MD, believes, are as crucial in caring for womenwith high-risk pregnancies as medical expertise.His high-tech, high-touch approach attractspatients from as far away as Florida and Alaska.He and his team perform the most delicate of inutero procedures, using a microsurgical instrumentcalled a fetoscope to reach babies still in the womb.Internationally known for his success in treatingtwin-to-twin transfusion syndrome, a complicationof twinning, Dr. Walker’s specialty is fetoscopiclaser ablation therapy – the use of laser to close offproblematic, shared blood vessels between twins.“Anything we do in the uterus has to be minimallyinvasive,” he says, “but we’re one of the fewcenters doing fetal therapy exclusively in aminimally invasive way.”“In 2008, we started using a new technology,radiofrequency ablation, for severely abnormaltwins called TRAP sequence twins,” Dr. Walkersays. “We also started doing the ‘amnio patchprocedure,’ patching amniotic membranes if they’druptured, and in utero platelet transfusions.” In2008, he trained a second physician, Bettina Paek,MD, to perform laser ablation, to offer bettercoverage for patients.“I’m passionate about doing a good technicaljob of taking care of these very complicatedtwin pregnancies, but more than that, it’s apersonal connection.”– Martin Walker, MD, with twinsKatie and Anna Dennis, from his fetal therapy programEvergreen’s fetal therapy program offers anumber of in utero treatments, such as fetal bloodtransfusions, for babies still in the womb. “It’snot one or two people, but a whole team: ourcoordinator, Melissa; our sonographers; nurses;and all of the folks in the operating room whomake it happen,” Dr. Walker says. His team heldits first annual fetal therapy reunion in 2008. “Wehad mums and their families come for a dinner anda 5K running race, the Race for Hope,” he says.Dr. Walker continues to participate in researchtrials using laser to treat high-risk twins. “Butwhat makes us special in the world of fetaltherapy is looking after these very complicatedtwin pregnancies in a way that makes parents feelcomfortable being with us,” he says. “We’re kindto them, and we really strive to create a personalconnection with all of our patients.”

Hospice and Palliative Care6 7Spiritual Care“Hospice is really about howpeople live; people often find asense of community at times theywould expect it the least.”– Hope Wechkin, MDHospice and Palliative CareStanding in the Hospice Center’s Rose Gardenlast July, Hope Wechkin, MD, saw a familiar face.He was the young Mexican-American nephewof an elderly farmer who had spent his last daysat the Hospice Center, and he’d traveled back toEvergreen with his extended family from Yakima toremember the uncle he’d lost.“People come back year after year to the annualHospice Center gathering and say they wouldn’tmiss it,” says Dr. Wechkin, medical director ofEvergreen Hospice and Palliative Care. “It’s a wayto remember the person you lost and reconnectwith the nurses and social workers who were therewith you. It’s not just about the medical care; it’sabout the community.”It was a year of tremendous growth for hospice andpalliative care. In 2008, the hospice team openeda West Seattle office to meet the growing needfor hospice care beyond Kirkland and Edmonds.“While we’re headquartered at Evergreen andcommitted to our public hospital district, wenow see patients all over King and Snohomishcounties,” says Dr. Wechkin. Her team alsoexpanded its Open Access program, making iteasier for patients to receive the full six monthsof hospice care benefits they’re entitled to, evenif they’re still receiving therapies such as palliativeradiation.Palliative care, a new medical specialty, is an approachto end-of-life care that focuses on symptom managementand quality of life, led by each patient’s goalsof care.“There’s a growing interest in palliative care,”Dr. Wechkin says. “We’re doing a lot to educatenot only referring physicians in local hospitals,but also the next generation of residents, nursesand social workers coming up. They want to learnwhat we’re learning about palliative care – and seewhat works.”Signs of Growth: Hospice and Palliative CareHospice2007 / 1,586 patients2008 / 1,806 patientsPalliative Care2007 / 103 patients2008 / 182 patientsSpiritual Care“People want to be heard during times ofuncertainty, more than they’re concerned withwhich spiritual group you belong to,” says DaveWendleton, director of Spiritual Care and ClinicalPastoral Education at Evergreen. “People want toknow: Can you listen to them and respond to theirhurt and pain? Do you judge them or not? How doyou companion them through a difficult time?”Evergreen is the only health care center onthe Eastside – and one of about 400 centersnationwide – to offer Clinical Pastoral Education,a nationally accredited pastoral training program, aspart of its spiritual care. Evergreen’s nondenominationalprogram brings in four pastoral residentseach year from various faiths to provide on-callspiritual care for patients and their families,24 hours a day.“We’re not a huge hospital, but we have a strongcommitment to spiritual care,” says Wendleton.“Evergreen’s commitment originally came fromIntimate by design, the new chapel is always open toanyone seeking solace and a few moments to reconnectquietly with heart and soul.our community advisors, who said that spiritualcare should be looked at closely, and if we do it,we should do it right.“We’re here to provide a safe place for people todo the work they need to do when facing a healthcrisis,” Wendleton says. “Each of our residentsworks in both the hospital and hospice, offeringa holistic approach that considers the impact oneveryone involved with caring for and loving aperson facing a crisis.”Through its Faith in Action program, the teamhelps local congregations provide spiritual carefor their members who are facing end-of-life ormedical crises, teaching them how to talk withpeople who are seriously ill and use humor andstorytelling to bring comfort. Faith in Action,through its outreach coordinator, Donna Oiland,created a book, Legacy: Reflections Along the Way, tohelp patients and families share their life storieswith each other.Inspired GivingTHE ROSE GARDENA poem, song or picture often graces the deeply personal memorial plaques in the Hospice Center’s RoseGarden, giving it a paradoxically “alive” feeling. It’s a place to remember not how people died – but how they lived.At Evergreen, families may choose to remember their loved ones with an intimate, personally engraved plaque, ora granite or adobe brick. In 2008, 75 donors gave more than $45,000 to the Hospice Center through memorialplaques and bricks. The welcome addition of memorial benches now gives families another opportunity for a lasting,personal tribute.“Since hospice care provides a full year of bereavement support for family members, we’re in people’s lives for longerthan a few weeks,” says Hope Wechkin, MD. “The hospice becomes woven into their lives, so many families leavebequests to Evergreen Hospice, wanting to give so that others can receive the compassionate care they’ve had.”Donations to Evergreen Hospice in 2008 totaled close to $280,000, including contributions for memorial plaques,bricks and other gifts. These generous donations help fund renovations to the 15-bed Hospice Center and itsgrounds, and support ongoing expenses such as training for staff and volunteers.Inspired GivingThe Elling and Barbara Halvorson ChapelCome to Evergreen early in the morning, and you’re likely to see a handful of people beginning their day inEvergreen’s new chapel, a beautiful, meditative and prayerful space that opened in October 2008.“It’s a place for people from all faith traditions to come pray, meditate and seek comfort, and is used bypatients, families and staff,” says Dave Wendleton, director of Spiritual Care. “We have a prayer request bookin the chapel where anyone can write prayers, and we read those prayers every day and remember the peoplewho request specific prayers.”Funded primarily by a generous gift from Elling and Barbara Halvorson, longtime friends of Evergreen, thenondenominational chapel also received a donation from the Evergreen Hospital Auxiliary. Local artists werecommissioned to provide artwork, with the focal piece created by Cassandria Blackmore, a reverse glasspainter from Duvall.“It’s a blessingto the wholeexperience, forpatients andfamily membersgoing throughchallenging times.”– Dave Wendleton

Our Service Principles Embodied89Our Service Principles EmbodiedFamily: At the Heart of Care“We’re creating cherished memories,” says MaryWard Brady, RN, coordinator of Evergreen’sAntepartum Program for women with high-riskpregnancies. “We can’t always guarantee thatfamilies will have a full-term baby, but what wewant to do, no matter what, is create cherishedmemories, so that looking back they’ll know theywere given extraordinary care.”The renowned Antepartum Program has been aleader in putting patients and families at the centerMary Brady, RN (left), saw the Enquist-Hinz familythrough a high-risk pregnancy.of care – a philosophy now being seeded moredeeply throughout Evergreen.“When a patient enters the hospital, we’re caringfor the whole family because this baby belongs tothe whole family,” says Brady. “So we’re supportingthose who are supporting the patient, whether it’sthe husband, grandmother or best friend. We wantthe family to feel intimately involved in every partof care.”“We’ve probably tripled the length of stay since2006, when the program first started, so ourpatients are now staying a month to two months,”says Brady. “We’re now getting transfers infrom other hospitals, as providers recognize thatthis is a place where they want to send their highriskpatients.”In 2008, her team created the Healing Wall, madeof hand-painted tiles created by families duringhigh-risk pregnancy. “As a way to share the difficultjourney they’ve been on, it has touched a lot offamilies,” Brady smiles. “They come back andshare it with their children.”Keeping Families ConnectedGeorgia Harlowe knows well the worry of howto stay connected during a medical crisis. As abreast cancer patient who underwent surgery andchemotherapy at Evergreen, Harlowe was also oneof the first patients to use CarePages, a patientcommunication and networking Web site launchedin 2008, to stay in touch with family and friends.She posted messages and photos, later returningonline to see who had read her notes and writtenback with encouraging words.“It’s an amazing service,” says Harlowe. “I havea new friend in California who’s been where I’vebeen, and she knows it’s a fight. She sent me pinkboxing gloves to hang in my car.”For families separated by geography, CarePagesbrings emotional support right to the bedside.In its first three months, from October toDecember 2008, Evergreen’s CarePages had more“It is only now beginning to sink in, all thathas happened this month and all that is tocome. I shed a few tears, but my dear husbandlovingly hugged them away.Thank you, my dear team, for pacing withme and cheering me on in this marathon.Your encouragement means so much to me!”than 39,000 visits from patients and familiesin 23 states and seven countries. By year’s end,CarePages had 721 members with 1,143 messagesreceived. The service is funded primarily bydonations from physicians, staff and volunteerswho give to the Campaign for Evergreen.– Georgia Harlowe,posted to her page on CarePages“Before Project Access,it was hard to donatetime. How do I helpthis patient, since asurgeon’s fees areonly part of thetotal cost of surgery?Project Access makesit easy for us to getinvolved.”– Kelly Clinch, MDCommunity Health LeadershipThe spirit of generosity is alive and well – andgrowing – at Evergreen.Through Project Access, doctors can volunteer togive specialty care to low-income and uninsuredpatients. With its commitment to communityhealth, Evergreen was the first Eastside hospital tojoin King County Project Access, the program thatfacilitates the donation of physician servicesto families in need.“The thing that really excites us is when we canhelp people get back to work,” says Cherie Green,RN, project coordinator for the program. “Withoutinsurance, they’re not able to access the specialtycare they need and often end up in more acutesituations. Through the generosity of our specialistsproviding free care to them, they’re able to get backon their feet and take care of themselves and theirfamilies again.”Nearly eight percent of Evergreen’s service areapopulation is uninsured. Since its inception in lateCherie Green, RN, helps coordinate volunteer surgery forpatients in need.2006, Project Access has helped a total of 307patients, with a 50 percent increase in enrollmentsbetween 2007 and 2008.“We have 74 physicians who pledge to see patientsat no charge in their offices,” says Green. “Ourmost frequent referrals are to orthopedics, generalsurgery, gastrointestinal surgery and hand surgery.”Project Access, which provides volunteer specialtycare, is part of the larger Healthcare Access Program,which provides volunteer primary care through theHealthcare Access Clinic. All told, participatingproviders from Evergreen have donated more than660 hours.5-Star ServiceWhen Kathy Schoenrock pulled a team togetherto design an organization-wide service excellenceinitiative, one thing became instantly clear.“We realized that to give ‘5-star service’ to ourpatients and families, we had to start with giving‘5-star service’ to each other as colleagues,”says Schoenrock, Evergreen’s director ofquality management.To begin, the Service Excellence SteeringCommittee created an initiative to promote fourkey service standards: Collaborate, Acknowledge,Respond and Exceed Expectations. Servicechampions were identified in each department,and in January, a kickoff event introduced the newinitiative to more than 1,000 staff, physicians andvolunteers. “The ‘5-star’ recognition program hasbeen one of the most exciting things we’ve done toget everyone involved,” Schoenrock says.In organization-wide trainings from February toJune 2008, the famous Pike Place Fish Markettraining video helped promote high-energy, high-quality teamwork – and fun. “Everyone really‘got it’ that a positive attitude and connectingpersonally with your customers is the foundationfor promoting ‘5-star service,’” Schoenrock says.Another success? Recruiting 30 patient and familyadvisors to work on clinical teams in 2008. “Whata difference it makes when you have patients andfamilies sitting at the table with you as you developprograms and services,” she says.The first-ever “Service ExcellenceQuarterly Team Award” in 2008was won by Evergreen’s MedSurgNursing. (Clockwise from top):Debbie Brown, RN, director ofMedical Surgical Services; MaeGaringo, NAC; Lani Delfin, RN;Lenore Apigo, RN, manager; JudyKesel, RN; Gretchen Robertson, RN,educator; and Laurie Kidd, HUC(center).

2008 Evergreen GalaEVERGREEN HEALTHCARE FOUNDATION10 112008 Concours d’EleganceEVERGREEN HEALTHCARE FOUNDATIONBELOW: David Likosky, MD; Daniel Nelson, MD; Matthew Lonergan, MD;Lyle Ronning, DC; and Lawrence Mast, DDS, joined fellow enthusiasts forMorning Rounds, which gave doctors a “first look” at the vintage cars.The Campaign for EvergreenThe 2008 Evergreen Gala raised $1.1 millionto support the expansion of Evergreen’scancer services.When the Gala, the premier fundraising event ofthe year, opened its elegant doors on the eveningof March 8, its first goal was to raise funds for atraveling mammography coach to improve healthcare for women in outlying towns.As audience members raised their paddles to donateto this worthy cause, volunteers known as “The PinkLadies” came onstage as a dramatic symbol of howmany mammograms each donation would fund. Theinitial goal of $200,000 was met – and then some.Unbeknownst to the audience, that amount wasthen matched with $200,000 generously gifted byEvergreen Healthcare Commissioner Al DeYoungand his wife, Donna.A special thanks to all the staff, physicians and volunteers who gave tothe Campaign for Evergreen, which raised $71,714 in 2008 to supportEvergreen Healthcare programs.LEFT: The Cirikli Stilt Birds lent an aura of imaginativeelegance to the 2008 Gala. ABOVE: Elling and BarbaraHalvorson (right) received the annual Spirit of GivingAward for their ongoing charitable support, here awardedby Evergreen CEO Steve Brown and Foundation BoardChair Lucy DeYoung (left). BELOW: Steve Browncongratulates Michael Hunter, MD, medical directorof Evergreen’s cancer program.With KeyBank as its Presenting Sponsor, the Gala– “Imagine the Possibilities” – intrigued guestswith the Cirikli Stilt Birds, a flock of tall, gracefulpuppets moved by stilt performers. The rainbowcoloredStilt Birds lent an aura of imaginativeelegance to the black-tie dinner and dance inRedmond’s Marymoor Park.The Evergreen Healthcare Foundation and 2008Gala Chairperson Gail Craddock extend heartfeltgratitude to the sponsors, auction contributors,guests and volunteers, whose generous gifts oftime, talent and funding made the event such aresounding success.Signs of Growth: Evergreen Gala2007 / 620 guests/ $775,000 revenue2008 / 750 guests/ $1,117,111 revenueConcours Beneficiary:The Magic of FamilyJennie Johnson was on bed rest for 230 days withpregnancy complications – the last six weeks in aroom in the Antepartum Program – before givingbirth to her twins, Maggie and Myles.“I was totally overwhelmed, so afraid for my babies,”she says, “but being able to have my husband, Justin,staying there with me, holding my hand, got methrough another day, and then another day, and wemade it to 33 weeks. Even though I was so scared, myfamily and friends made my hospital room my home.Justin had his clothes there, and we made it our ownlittle oasis.”ABOVE: Best of Show was awarded to a 1938 Alfa Romeo 8c2900B Coupe, Touring Berlinetta, owned by Jon Shirley.Over the past six years, the Concours d’Elegance hasraised more than $1 million for uncompensated carefor children.The prestigious event typically draws a crowd of3,000 connoisseurs of restored classic cars, motorcyclesand wooden boats, with guests coming fromas far away as Canada and Europe. The KirklandConcours equally shares its net proceeds withEvergreen Hospital Medical Center and SeattleChildren’s.At Evergreen, the event’s beneficiary is Women’s &Children’s Services, home of the renowned FamilyMaternity Center, the second busiest maternity centerin Washington. For high-risk pregnancies,Evergreen also offers cutting-edge maternal-fetalmedicine, neonatal intensive care and antepartumcare, along with the latest infertility treatment,digital mammography and women’s health education.For every kind of women’s health concern,Evergreen is known for its compassionate, familycenteredcare.A growing highlight of the Concours, the JuniorJudges program, brings together local students toselect a vintage car for the coveted Junior JudgesAward – a great way to inspire the next generationto get involved in volunteering. The 2008 Concoursinaugurated a new feature, Morning Rounds, whichoffered physicians from Evergreen and Children’sthe opportunity to buy VIP tickets for a breakfastreception and “first look” at the vintage cars.Jeff Clark, who serves on the Evergreen HealthcareFoundation Board of Trustees, chaired the eventon September 7 at Carillon Point in Kirkland. TheConcours returns to Kirkland on September 13,2009; more information on tickets and sponsorshipscan be found at www.kirklandconcours.com.Women’s & Children’s ServicesWomen’s & Children’s Services is grateful to the Kirkland Concours for its support, which benefits mothers and babieswho need exceptional care before and after delivery. These services are available to everyone regardless of the abilityto pay, thanks in part to the generosity shown at fundraising events such as the Concours.Born early and weighing less than four pounds each,both preemies stayed in the family-centered NeonatalIntensive Care Unit – Maggie for 32 days, and Mylesfor 23 – where Jennie and Justin could stay withthem overnight.“I was so happy to have the option to stay in theNICU,” Jennie says. “Some people told me to go homeand get some rest. But I knew: My healing is here. Weworked so hard for this pregnancy, and I slept betterknowing I could open my eyes anytime and see mybabies with me.”

2008 DonorsEVERGREEN HEALTHCARE FOUNDATION12 132008 DonorsEVERGREEN HEALTHCARE FOUNDATIONThank you to the many individuals, families, foundations and businesses who supportedEvergreen in 2008. Your generosity in giving to the Evergreen Healthcare Foundation isessential in helping to maintain the breadth and excellence of services at our hospital,community clinics and outreach programs.Annual GivingBenefactors$25,000 or moreThe Anderson FoundationCathy Boshaw and Doug EdlundCascade Cancer CenterJeff and Sharon ClarkAl and Donna DeYoungLowell and Stella DeYoungEvergreen Medical StaffDennis and Patricia FosterGrand Chapter of WashingtonElling and Barbara HalvorsonHoward S. Wright Constructors, LPKeyBankKirkland Concours d’EleganceLivengood, Fitzgerald & Alskog, PLLCByron and Alice Lockwood FoundationThe Norcliffe FoundationUnited Way of King CountySustainers$10,000–$24,999CB Richard EllisMr. and Mrs. Jay D. CooleyAlison and John CorbyCymetrixDavis Wright Tremaine, LLPDenali Advanced IntegrationEvergreen Emergency ServicesEvergreen Surgery Center, LLCEvergreen Surgical Clinic – ProlianceSurgeons, Inc.Bob and Shirley FergusonFirst Choice Health NetworkMichael and Mary HallmanClifford H. Hersman and Victoria SerlesDr. and Mrs. Michael A. HunterR. August and Sally Jo KempfKeyes FoundationTim K. Matson and Lucy M. DeYoungMedData, Inc.Merchants Credit AssociationMicrosoft Giving CampaignOrthopedics International, Ltd.Payden & Rygel Investment ManagementPoint B Solutions Group, LLPRadiaRenton Collections, Inc.Safeway FoundationThe Schaake FamilyCharitable FoundationDr. Lloyd Stambaugh andDr. Maria ChongDr. Eric W. Taylor and Mrs. Sheena AebigTransamerica FoundationWells Fargo FoundationSponsors$5,000–$9,999Aegis LivingAnonymousBarclay Dean, Inc.Boeing Employees Community FundSteven E. and Mary N. BrownCenter for Women’s Health at EvergreenCerner CorporationCIGNA HealthcareCopiers Northwest Inc.Costco WholesaleCrane Fund for Widows and ChildrenEastside Cardiology AssociatesEastside Pathology, Inc.Evergreen Women’s Health CenterBrenda Halvorson and Mark RexRichard and Christina HarrisWayne and Deborah HillKempf and CompanyRichard and Norma LahanierLee Johnson Chevrolet Mazda KIASteve and Janet MaraMarshKevin and Diane MartineauMatrix Anesthesia – Evergreen DivisionMedAssetsMercerDr. James G. and Karen MhyreMicrosoft Matching Gifts ProgramOppenheimerFunds Legacy ProgramPacific Medicaid Services, Inc.Pediatrix and Obstetrix Medical GroupPillar Data SystemsMike Raskin and Dr. Susan KupfermanSusan F. Raunig and Dr. Gregory RoebenRobert and Judith RossoRural/Metro AmbulanceBob and Amy SarkieDavid & Caroline H. Sizer Living TrustLouis SoreanoSparling, Inc.SpherisSynergy Construction, Inc.Turner ConstructionUnited Collection Service, Inc.Morey WetheraldWilliams & Williams, PSCWoodinville PediatricsDr. Harry H. Yu and Mrs. Sue FurmanAdvocates$1,000–$4,999American Medical Systems, Inc.AnonymousAnonymousapi software, inc.Dr. Kathryn L. Arendt andMr. Stephen GriegoAWB Agency ServicesVictor and Ann BahnaBaldwin Resource Group, Inc.Jeffrey and Mary BanderTerri L. BardsleyBarton Family Funeral ServiceSarmila BasuBob and Cathy BetzPastor Naomi and Bruce BlakeRobert and Mary BlanchardJody BonnerDonald and Margaret BriggsLawrence T. BrightonChuck BrockwayJames and Lorraine BrownElizabeth M. Bruno, RNJohn BullwinkelRichard C. CarlsenKara L. Carlson, MDDr. and Mrs. Roger F. CarlsonCalvin ChambersDr. Stephen and Laurel ChentowMay and Don ChinCingular Wireless Matching Gift CenterCiti Global Impact Funding Trust, Inc.City of KirklandDr. Kelly A. and Tammy ClinchDr. James S. ColquhounCombined Federal CampaignDr. Steven N. and Barbara H. ConnellyLinda K. CooperJohn and Janine CorradoMr. Gregory J. Courlas andDr. Sharon CourlasBill E. Covin and Patsy CovinCurtis and Sarah CoxRobert and Gail CranmerNicolas A. DaluisoDavid and Karen DanielsonChris DesautelleDiageo MarketDr. John W. DrakeMike and JoAnn DunneGeorge and Brooke EdlundEstate of Sonya AndersonEstate of Anna F. GasslanderEthicon ProductsEvalyn O. Flory FoundationThomas and Alison EvertGuy W. FarmerDr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. FawGeoffrey Ferguson, MDJames S. and Barbara FitzgeraldWilliam A. FitzhughSusi and Greg FletcherRuth ForhanSteven Gallagher and Pat MolnarDr. Archimedes D. and Josefina Z. GarbesKatharyn A. GerlichKathleen and Brian GillesMichelle and Andy GoerdelDon and Roe Jean GrantGeorge T. GrubbJulie HagglundKent and Suzie HalvorsonCecile E. HawHealth Industry Technology, LLCMel and Cherie HesterDorothy HindsDrs. Jennifer and Nathan HinesRebecca and Tom HirtRobert HomchickCarol HooperChristine HughesDr. and Mrs. Stephen G. HydeDavid and Becky JohnsonGinny Johnson in Memory ofLee JohnsonLarisa A. Kaukonen, MDBrian and Jill KenkmanTheresa KirkpatrickGene and Betty KlineburgerThe Kramer GroupLynn LaBodaLarry Benaroya Family FoundationMark and Rae LemberskyGloria and Tom LeonidasDrs. Laurin and David LikoskyLillyJeff and Alodie LoneyDonna and Preston LyonDee Mann Aust and Brian AustDavid and Jeanne MarkleyNancy A. Marshall, MDThomas and Tami MartinMartin, Bircher, Buller & Flynn, PCNancy McCormickPatrick and Leslie McFarlanMary K. McIntyre, Esq., andLee M. Barns, Esq.McKesson Automation, Inc.Donna and Jim MinahanMLS technologies, Inc.Modern Medical Systems Company, Inc.Barrett MonsaasMary Jim MontgomeryHolly and Mick MooreDick and NyAnne MorganThomas G. and Susan C. MorminoKathleen A. MuehlbauerCheryl Nail, RN, MNNational MS SocietyGreater WA ChapterMr. and Mrs. Michael NelsonTom NewbourneNintendo of America, Inc.NovartisElla I. NuckollsJeanAnn S. O’BrienEstate of Katherine M. OlsenJohn and Teddy OverleeseDr. Ryan and Paula PadgettDr. Ettore and Setareth PalazzoKae and Tom PetersonMr. Lubomir PetrovichDr. and Mrs. Charles A. PilcherSandra PinerosWilliam and Deborah ReffettRegence Blue ShieldThe Rick Pankow FoundationDr. and Mrs. Francis X. RiedoDr. Derek M. Rodrigues andDr. Larisa A. KaukonenDr. and Mrs. Jeffrey RohThe Sabbatino Family Funding TrustMarisol SamphireGeorge and Suzanne SantinoThe Schuler Family FoundationThe Schwab Fund for Charitable GivingJoanne and Michael ScottGwen ShinnemanChris and Alex SimonsFrances A. Simperman,Anya Stutz and Paul RogersSkB ArchitectsMary SkrypzakPolly S. SlaterKarl M. and Suzanne SneppKathleen StahlDean and Christine StensbySteve’s Custom CarsLarry and Pamela StewartDr. Scott Stuart andMrs. Rebecca Amos StuartMegan I. and Mark SweetersPaul and Kay TalbottHelen and Martin TarvydasJeanna TaylorGifford E. ThomasJanet Thorson-MadorThree Rivers Entertainmentand ProductionThurston Charitable FoundationCherry L. TinkerDr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. TomlinRalph J. TorchiaShirley A. TorpinJamie and Beth TriggDr. and Mrs. Joseph E. TurnerUSWEST FoundationGlenn VailJohn and Elizabeth WeaverSherrye and Ron WebsterHope A. Wechkin, MDMitch B. Weinberg, MD, PhDBill and Betty WilliamsRick and Karen WirthlinChrissy and Eric YamadaDave and Barbara YoungRobert R. ZimmermanPartners$500–$999Dr. Julie and Thomas AdamWilliam and Donna AddisonAlaska Distributors Co.Libby AllgoodBrent AndersonAngelo FoundationAnonymousGregg and Kirsten AoyamaGwynn and Butch AranasElizabeth M. Arias, MDRandall S. Asplund and Julie Ann OiyeVernan Atienza, MDBank of America Matching Gifts ProgramBank of America United Way CampaignMargaret A. Bank Revocable TrustWilma E. Barstow, Janet L. Barstow-Vine,John Barstow and Ann BarstowBetty J. BaylorMichelle BeasleyDr. Brent Benjamin andMrs. Alejandra TapiaNanette and Richard BergdahlRonald BeschMary and Steven BiehnBlack & White DesignJim and Mavis BoardDonald J. Bodmer, Jr.John and Kimberly BradleyCraig and Jacqueline BrisseyKaren K. Brumbaugh-HuberKaren and Richard BurgerSusan BurnashLaurene H. and Steven F. BurtonCardiac Science CorporationJean CassettaSamuel ChambersCharitable Gift FundAngela Chien, MDRussell and Claudia ChristensenJamie ClarkEugene C. CoanConway Family TrustAnthony and Jenny CowanRebecca, Joann and David Crown,Judy Craver and FamiliesAnn CrumpackerHarriet Dart and FamilyCharles and Janice DavisDr. Steven M. and Tia R. DawsonAmish and Michelle DesaiRobert and Sharon DeWolfJohn and Diane DeYoungTara DouglasDavid Driscoll and Suzanne HardisonTom DykstraBob and Virginia EastmanDr. and Mrs. William Ericson, Jr.Allicia and Neil R. FergusonRick and Jackie FingerAlan and April FinkSteve FlemingGregory C. FletcherGary Fong and Shelley Groudan

2008 Donors14152008 DonorsEVERGREEN HEALTHCARE FOUNDATIONEVERGREEN HEALTHCARE FOUNDATIONFrederick K. Bellmont TrustMike and Lisa GanoPat and Phil GarnerPatricia GladwellJorge and Rosario GonzalezKurt X. Gores and Cheryl McNeesBeverly and John GrahamJan GrayLaurie and Gary GriffSherry and David GrindelandErin and Steve GuthrieCatherine M. Hadley, RNShirlee and James HallJanice and Nik HalladayPeggy and Kenneth HamernikThe Happily-Ever CraftersMichael HartleyBrian and Mary HatchDr. John P. and Catherine J. HeffronCarol HinkleyAlison HodgesMargo W. Hollenbeck, RPhDorothy J. HoodPaul and Alice HoriiGeorge and Carrie HuArthur Israel, MDJ & M Toso Construction, Inc.Del, Jane, Nate and Colton JenningsBrett and Connie JohnsonTerry and Michael JorgensonLarry and Darla JurgensRoger and Barbara KemisKaren KetnerKey FoundationSusan and Robert KingsleyKathi Kinsella, RNEvelyn and Robert KnetzgerRyan and Amanda KozakCharles and Lori KramerDon KressDrs. Chris and Iwona KrolStewart and Susan KuehneChrista LaukaitisDana L. Lawrence, MDJacquie LevineBen LindekugelDavid B. and Charlotte J. LometGerry A. and Milton LumpkinScott and Robyn LundbergJeffrey Lyon and Shannon McCulloughRichard E. MarshallYvonne MartineauMike and Anne McClureRoger and Ann McColleyMr. and Mrs. G. Dean McKeeDonald J. and Wendy McNamaraBill and Colleen MeachamGreg MecklingMedtronic, Inc.Jeni L. MeissnerMerck Partnership For GivingDonald D. and Trudy MosengPankaj NaikDr. and Mrs. Ali J. NainiDon and Cathy NelsonJudith NewmanNiSourceNotkin Mechanical EngineersNicholas and Betty NovakMary K. and David R. O’BrienKim and John OspinaBobbie Overton, RNDr. Raymond D. and Mazi ParkDr. and Mrs. Philip J. ParsonsDennis and Martha PaulMr. and Mrs. Richard W. PershingCraig A. PetersonEd and Shauna RauziKerry and Frank ReadDonald C. RedmonReece Angell Rowe ArchitectsMary and Jerry ReedKenneth B. ReynoldsRhonda and Brian’s Monday Night GroupElizabeth RichardsonPatricia RohnerJonathan E. Rosenthal, MDBrenette RundquistSafeway Employees’ AssociationDr. and Mrs. Steven S. SasakiRichard W. and Patricia L. ShinstromShannon SimmsSue SmileyConnie J. Smith, MDElsa SpicochiBarbara L. Steinberg and Craig KasmanDebra and Brian StemmermanStrykerGene and Ellen StumpfTaco TimeJennifer and Bill TaylorErmelinda M. ThomasGeorge ThorbeckRalph and Diane TrieselmannVickie TrotterGary Twiggs, MDVan VongDavid and Julie WendletonWilliam J. and Vivian A. WestMichael and Sue WilenzickThe Arthur Wilk FamilyAlida WilkesKinnon W. WilliamsLisa Wissner-SlivkaMark and Kristen WoodwardDr. Tony Yen and Mrs. Traci Knutzen-YenPaul and Cindy ZemannBill and Beth ZollarsFriends$250–$499Sandra Adair, LPNC. Lester and Doris AlexanderJudi Allen and Laird PhilbrickChuck and Libby AtkinsonVictor A. BagneCharles E. Balee, Jr.Theresa and Jon BarchengerTara BarnesGethen BassettKatherine BattsWayne BechtelGlen and Paula BeyerRichard O. Bienenfeld, DDSChristen BingamanMitzi T. BrennanGary and Joanne BrennerAimee BriceLynn Brown, RNDr. and Mrs. Ted BrownWendy BrownTeri and Robert BrunswickSusan BurkerBruce CableBruce and Jo CaldwellPaul and Jan CalettiLarry and Susan CalkinsPatricia ChalkCheryl ChamberlinYee Man ChanStephanie CheungNoel M. Chia, MDMr. and Mrs. Don N. ChinMike CollinsCynthia Cross and the Carr FamilyVickie L. Cundy, RNHongyue DaiRaymond DelgerMarco and Tracy DeMirozDonald and Merrily DicksJoanne DieringerMark and Karen DiReJacque DooleyMeda M. DugganKatie and Andy DujenskiSusan DunlapEastside GlassGail EricksonMarcie and Jason FaaborgKelly FayDr. Lewis D. FinkKris FittingJerra and Wayne FjelstadRick and Diane FletcherFord of KirklandLynley FowLucille and Linda FunkTucker GarnerAxumauijt and Abeyu GebremariamJeff and Wendy GerbingKen and Mary Anne GoldblattLinda R. GoodwinBlanche GordonDon and Jerri GordonDiane A. GroendykeAndrew GulickRoberta K. and Thomas GurtowskiRuth HallStanton HallJohn Halloran, MDCharlotte and Craig HansonCarol HawesJack HeathMark HondaPen Hou, MDHub International Northwest, LLCMr. and Mrs. George B. HubmerNadine HudsonKatherine HultquistRick and Mary HyattMelissa and Joseph IronsTara JamesTerry and Cherry JarvisJoseph JenkinsBarb JensenTeresa M. JohnstonRobert L. KaftanPauline and Bruce KeeferPhyllis J. KellerJohn KennedyDianna KlineburgerKMJ International, Inc.Jennifer French KnutsonRick KochBill and Kathie KreagerRay and Constance KrontzElizabeth Ann Kruse andWilliam DrummondJanis KulvinskasDaryl and Kathy LambertRichard and Nora LarewLarry W. and Sharon L. Hanks TrustMichelle and Kevin LatimerErin LeVeeDuncan and Rochelle LibbyDanny and Irene LimBill and Wynn LozonM.W. Sutton TruckingBen MaierMatrix Absence Management, Inc.Evergreen honors contributors in the main lobby of the Patient Facility.Diane F. McArdelLinda McCloskeyGarrett and Junko McGowanMarilyn and G. Dean McKeeMary Beth MenaghMetastorm, Inc.Connie Miller and Carol LeppaVirginia A. MillerMr. and Mrs. James I. Mock, DDSKay Moore, RNN.D.E. Technology, Inc.Renee D. Navarre, RNScott and Dana NeilsonErnest and Judith NorehadDonna M. OilandMutsuko M. OkadaLillian OtaniSheryl PaukFran and Marian PedrizettiDavid and Gloria PetersonJill PetersonMary E. Povick and FamilyStephen W. Price, PAKathie QuiniolaGeoff QuinnSholine RavensbergRob ReesBonnie Richter, MSWPamela RiemCarla S. Rodschat and Peter J. PalamarMaureen RogersRodney RussellMargaret SamuelsonBob and Lawson SebrisDavid J. and Joylyn SeeleyDavid M. ShankHilary and Patrice SimardJudy SimonelliHelen E. SmytheNancy Spring-BartholomewClaire StaufferSterling Realty OrganizationSusan StrineDawn SullivanMr. and Mrs. Matthew P. SullivanRalph SwansonDr. Ken Takemura and Dr. Jill WilliamsCarol TaylorJane ThirasawatJoyce ToledoTina TrottMr. and Mrs. Juan UlloaVML FoundationFred WaggonerMr. and Mrs. Fred WeberSteve J. WeirChris and Liz WhitcombJacquelyn S. WhiteKaren WingerKathy S. WoodRichard and Susan WuhrmanKaren M. Yaji, MSWWe have directed our best efforts to listingand placing donors within annual givingclubs, and regret any error or omissionof donors who gave $250 or more toEvergreen Healthcare in 2008. Please letus know if any errors were made, so thatwe may correct our records.

Tributes and Memorials1617Tributes and MemorialsEVERGREEN HEALTHCARE FOUNDATIONEVERGREEN HEALTHCARE FOUNDATIONEach year, many of our patients, along with their family members and friends, make gifts toEvergreen to celebrate or commemorate the life of someone special. These funds directlysupport the services of the department designated by the contributor or, for undesignatedgifts, are used where the need is greatest. More than $300,000 was given through thisprogram in 2008.IN HONOR OF:Sam and Debbie AgrestaSharon L. AllenPaisley Rain AtkinsJeanne H. BarrettMartin BenningSteven BirdsallRobert and Mary BlanchardJames D. BowenHenry BrighamDr. and Mrs. Ted BrownCascade Cancer CenterDebdas ChaudhuriGail A. Craddock and Steve FlemingKelly FayJohn FeltonSteve FlemingGovernor Booth GardnerTimothy E. and Maureen A. HallSerena HoLuella Ann KenneyRiley Mikaela KnutsonJulia McKayAda MitchellAdam and Riley MizoguchiHannah Lee NiguidulaDonna M. OilandAriana Isabella PaulJerry PiroGloria L. RootKristine and John SchollKaren C. and Thomas A. SehrerPatrick SuhrbierDr. Eric W. Taylor and Mrs. Sheena AebigHope A. Wechkin, MDMark and Kristen WoodwardMeagan A. YogiAnn ZylstraIN MEMORY OF:Scott AbbottArthur AbelRichard George AbelWilliam “Bill” Miles AddisonJohn AhladisC. Lester AlexanderArthur “Don” AllenTheodore “Ted” AltschulNellie AndersonJoanne C. AngellMarilyn J. AngellKenneth “Ken” L. ArchibaldJose ArkfeldVerne G. ArnoldBarbara AsplundOliver AsplundBetty BaehmJoyce Ann BagneCharlotte BailieEaster BakerJackson Arnold BakerLucille “Lucy” M. BakerHoward W. BaldwinMargaret Anna Wiegershaus BankMarie BarnesBilly Mark Baylor, Jr.Arlene Mae BechtelThomas “Tom” S. BeiersBrian W. BellWilliam “Bill” BellJohn G. BellessaFrederick BellmontJack BelmontRobert BennettJimmy Joan BerholdLouis BernsteinDuane Richard BerrySara Jo BetrozoffJacob and Noah BeymerRobert “Buffalo Bill” Warring BickfordJeanne BiehnDonya BillingsleyJosephine D. BillrothWilliam “Bill” Lee BirdMerle Frances BlackBurton BlockAlfred BloudoffBrian BlueBeverly A. BlunckGarvin Dale BoardKyung Hi BoothElizabeth J. BorsonCatherine BotchRobert J. BoydJames S. BoyntonRay J. BrantDonald C. BrennerDoris BrightonTodd Allen BrisseyEddi M. BrolleyNancy BrooksBarbara BrownEmery BrownHarland BrownJohn Frank BrownK. C. BrownSusan A. BrownDaryl BruckshenDonna BruckshenMable M. BrysonPatrick L. BuckWilliam “Bill” R. BullockKenneth L. BurgessWilliam T. BurnellWilliam “Bill” BurnettLola Marie CainRoy O. CalkinsPhilip CampanellaLt. Col. Lawson D. Campbell (Ret)Wanda CampbellAndrew “Andy” S. CardJoanne CarlsonJames Keith CarpenterLucia “Lucy” DeBenedictis CarrGeorge CarrierMarion CathcartNicki ChambersBeverly A. Anderson ChapadosClinton N. CharlsonJudy ChaseLois Barbara Allen ChastainBeck ChewFrank ChildsChau K. ChinJanet M. ChristoeJeff L. ClarkJoanne M. ClarkLou A. ClarkMay Jeannette ClarkLola Potter ClarkeWilliam “Bill” Bryan CliftonSheila Maureen ClineFrances Smith CoanFlorence “Bunny” CoffinDorothy M. CogdillEdythe Cooke CohenSamuel H. CollierLuke Scott ConradAlfred ConwayJames William CookTodd CookDonald CossetteMaurine CostaAnn CothamAlice CousinseauEverly W. CoxIrene CraftEllen CraggRichard David CraigRoy CraigAudrey CrileyChristopher Simon CrinksRaymond CrissDavid H. CroasdillJane CunninghamMarjorie DaleDelphine DaluisoPatrick “Pat” Matthew D’AmbrosioKatherine “Kay” DanielMary Alice DanielsIrwin DartJames Tyson Davidson, Jr.Winifred DavidsonBeverly “Bev” E. DaviesJames Wilson Davies, USN (Ret)Mary “Beth” DaviesJack W. DavisJoe DavisRobert M. DawsonWilliam “Bill” C. DehneCarmen Rodriquez DeLelioMarion V. DempseyRobert F. DeRosierJohn DeszoAlan R. DibbleJoan D. Slabaugh DiemertCarol DietzJohn DiozaEmma DiReGust DocesBruce D. DodsonArthur “Art” M. DomholtBillie Jean DouglasBertha I. DouvierFlorinda DraboviczAlice Margaret DumondKim E. DupuisTheresa DurstWilma “Billie” Frieda DykstraLuella Kathleen EdwardsJulianna EisenreichCharlotte ElefsonHelen ElhartLillian EllefsonJames EllisRobert EllisMildred “Millie” EmelMargaret EngeswickArnold EppersonCarol Jane EricksonJ. Laurie EvansWalter Henry EwingTerry FaheyR. Len FarguharsonConsuelo FarmerHelen FarrGene FeldhegerSheila Ann DeGabriele FilleauGerald FiloteiCatherine FinkJohn W. FinkDoris FlahertyFrank FletcherRuby May FlexerAnn FloodMary Jean ForgetteTeresa E. Koch Brodd FredendallDr. James FrenchPaul H. FritzlerJerry FrodleWilliam FrolliBetty C. FullerHerbert J. FunkRuth FusaroGertrude S. GaleAlice GallagherAnna Frances GasslanderRose V. GavalirAngie GibsonSloan GibsonLudi GieseCleline Barnes GillettBritt Louise GinerAngelina GironePaul GoertzWayne E. GooderOscar GordonPeggy GradMr. John “Jack” GraffiusGenevieve GrandyShirley A. Grant-GertzLillian “Dolly” GravelCecile GreeneIrene GreenleafCol. John Greenleaf (Ret)Della Pearl GregoryLinda Kay GregoryFlorence GrimsleyBarbara GropperElsie GullicksonCharles “Jim” HallasBernard HambletonJohn R. HannaDonald A. HansenHailey HansenMargaret W. HansenJacob W. HansonRalph A. Hanthorn, Jr.Charles B. HardwickBjarne HarestadCatherine “Cathy” Lucille HarkleroadLinda L. HartleyJunkoh HaruiClo Ann HashiguchiTerry M. HatadaRay W. HawesRoger Orland HeenRoberta HeidenreichDaniel HeitzmanR. P. “Red” HemingsonRobert L. HenkelArgel HenthornArlyle “Fritzi” HighbergMary Knaack HillJames A. HillmonSheryl HinchliffJames HindsFrank T. HoffmanMargaret C. HoldenRichard “Dick” HoldsworthColin B. Holman, MDHarold HoltTom HonanDavid HongPaul HooperRichard HooperJill M. G. HooverCarol Ruth HopkinsAlice O. HoriiMark HullErik P. HunterEstelle HunterClaire IdePaul JacobsGolden Estrin JacobsonLacy Ann JangaardDale B. JensenJames JohncoxPatricia JohncoxBecky A. JohnsonLt. Col. James G. Johnson, USAF (Ret)Jon JohnsonNickalene JohnsonRuth JohnsonDorothy M. JolgenAlun JonesBecky JonesWilliam H. JonesNancy “Nance” D. JordanDouglas Allen JorgesonJames KaedingMargaret Thomas KaftanLouise KaiserSylvia KareyChristine KasprzykCarolyn KeithRuss KelleranTerry G. KelleyFrank KellyStacy Franklin KellyHarry Edward KempeMargaret “Gladys” KendallRollo KentMel KetterlingGeraldine “Gerry” KeySusan KieburtzMargaret “Meg” Evelynn KimballEthel L. KingAmelia Williams KinnuneVera KitchAlma R. KleinBetty R. KlineburgerYvonne KlingshirnEarl D. KnappMargaret KnechtelBetty W. KochLowell G. KochMary Jo KochJohn William KonecnyAllen “Al” R. KrontzLaura KruegerTatiana KrynytzkyEvelyn KyteClarice L. LakeyJohn “Jack” LaneDavid LaPlantShirley LarsenJan LeVequeStanley H. LevineRoslyn M. LewisIda LimMarie Lind

Tributes and Memorials1819Gifts-in-KindEVERGREEN HEALTHCARE FOUNDATIONEVERGREEN HEALTHCARE FOUNDATIONMrs. LombardiJohn “Jack” K. LordJohn Lotshaw, Sr.Miriam LubowWinnifred and Charles LumsdenStephen “Steve” August LuscherByron LyonJames Allan MacDonaldWilliam G. MacDonaldGwen MagillHarold A. MarcusDaniel “Dan” MarksLola B. MarshallRichard D. MarshallWebb MarshallWilbert MarshallDorothy MatuskaBarbara MaybeeWilliam McArdelAnn McColleyJohn A. McCroryRoy and Sheila McDanielShirley Ann McGladreyScott McIntyreJames M. McKennaMarie E. McNeilMark McNultyPatricia “Pat” McReakenRosalee McRobertsDana L. McTernanDorothy MeadMyrtle H. MedleyViolette MelkiGertrude MenzAlene MillerCharlotte MillerClaire MillerEileen MillerJoedson MillerMarvin MillerLt. Col. Quincy “Vic” V. MillerBob MingusJerry MoenGeorge MolnarKaren Rae MonsaasJeffrey Clifford MontoyaDerick MooreJack “J. K.” Keith MooreJason D. MorrisSusan MorrisJack MorrisonLaura Virginia Innis MoseleyStuart R. MoskowitzSharon MoultonThomas Daniel MuellerLenora MundtBarbara MurrayEmil NakaoBrenda NashNader NejatiDeborah Ann NelsonPaula Jean NelsonShirley M. NelsonStuart “Stu” NelsonRuth and Louie NessHenrietta NoakesKathryn Dilberg NormanLeo NovakVirginia NovakPeter OkadaMichael OkeyGeorge Okrucky, Jr.James H. OliverHoward M. OlsenJane OlsenKatherine OlsenAllan S. OlsonBeryl L. OlsonHelen OlsonJack Edward OlsonFlorence OmdalJohn J. O’NeillMary K. OrendorffVernon OtaniJames OverbyLucille Nadine OwyenNorman ParkinsonGladys ParmleyJean ParrishByron John ParryCloyd “Bud” PartridgePatye Jo Hillmon PaulLouise H. PaulsonPatricia R. PeaseBeyer PedersonAgnes Yvonne PellegriniRose and Al PerellaDorothy E. PetersonHoward PetersonRandall G. PetersonJohn Arthur PfauchtStanley L. PickeringCharles J. PickettMollie Z. PleskoFred PorterPeter “Pete” PovickDaydra R. PresleyRonald PruettValerie S RangeJudith C. RedmonMark RedmonRobert ReevesDonald “Don” ReganNicholas “Nick” ReinhardtIrvin G. ReisingEvelyn ReynoldsPamela ReynoldsMike RhodesElden RiceWaldean RiceMike RichdaleKarl Albert RickJoe RidgeGuy RileyLouallen RinehartEdith M. RobargeMargaret “Margy” Proctor RobinsonJames H. RogersJames Henry RondeauJean RorbergEvelyn RosenStella RosenkranzShirley RosenzweigCarole Anne RossLorraine RossRobert L. RossConcha Maria RoweDorothy May Nolen RozanoffBetty J. RunningBenito R. SabbatinoEugene SaccoHelen M. SamiaDr. James E. SandellHarry SanfordMartha B. SanfordCurtis SargentJohn C. “Jack” ScanlonBetty ScardelisEtta SchaeferMr. Stanley A. SchaferAlan ScheenstraWilliam John SchillAlbia SchlackHerbert SchlegelRalph SchneiderMabel G. SchoenholzAnn M. SchultzKathleen “Kathy” SchunkNorman L. SeelyeHymin ShapiroVera May ShawMaxine SherwinLeroy B. ShinnemanArmand SigallaEdward “Ed” SilvaggioTex SimmonsJulius SinkeviciusCaroline SizerBeverly SlawsonArlet G. SloughAdeline M. SmithGladys SmithJeff SmithMarian SmithStephen “Steve” James SmithBeatrice “Bea” A. SmythEverett SnelsonDave SneppMarie SnodgrassRichard “Dick” William SoderquistJack SohnsIsaac “Ike” James SoreanoDavid “Dave” L. SpeedJerrold “Jerry” N. SproatWallace Roger “Wally” StabbertJoanne Tuttle Pavlovich StantonRichard StarlingTrudy Butler StartJonas SteinbergOlavia SteinbergJoyce Connie StelterGeorgia Marie SteubenPhyllis StirlingRobert Lincoln StoecklinBetty B. StollerRebecca “Becky” StoneJoan L. StonemanKarl H. StreissguthKlara StuderJudith “Judy” M. SutherlandDorothy SuttonCaptain Paul Swanberg, USNRShirley Jean SwansonMary SwaseyGeorge Robert “Bob” SwillingDebra “Debbie” Ann SwobodyMarjory Jean TaylorRuss TellerHidetomi TeraoMarion K. ThackerRay August Thiele, MDMarion Catherine Brigham ThomasBeverly ThorbeckLinda TorchiaBing TorpinQuentin W. TorpinA diverse group of individuals, organizations and businesses gave generously to theEvergreen Healthcare Foundation through in-kind donations and gifts. Our thanksto all those who gave in-kind donations in 2008 to help support the EvergreenHealthcare Foundation.Acapulco Fresh Mexican GrillJohn W. S. Acheson, III, andDr. Lorraine RobertsonAdvent Print ResourcesAlderbrook Resort and SpaAnonymousAnonymousApex Wine CellarsArgosy CruisesAsset Management Strategies, Inc.Jeffrey and Mary BanderBarclay Dean, Inc.The BardessonoBear Creek Country ClubBellevue Arts MuseumMartin BenningNanette and Richard BergdahlBetz Family WineryBis on MainDavid and Liesl BohanBrian Carter CellarsBrix Wine CafeCarolyn BrockSteven E. and Mary N. BrownCactus in KirklandCafe VeloceCafes, Inc.Jim and Lynda CalderCampbell’s: A Resort on Lake ChelanThe Carlton Inn at Totem LakeThe Catering CompanyCatering GourmetTimothy Joseph TracyBoyd TraicoffTabetha E. TreloarRichard “Ritchie” Verni TryonEdwin TunbergStanley “Stan” John Tutlis, Jr.Janice Berg TylerPhyllis Van BebberVirginia Zoe Van NessFrances VanHornJoAnn VarnessRaynold “Al” Alan VettlingMarge VincentViolet L. WaggonerT. W. WainwrightBarb WalkerJack WallaceEleanor Robinson WallisIva M. WalmsleyEllen WankowskiBernice Chapman WardenDr. Kenyon ChanChateau Ste. MichelleMarilyn ChattenDale and Leslie ChihulyThe Children’s MuseumTerry ChristiansonDr. William ChristopherThe City of Redmond Fire DepartmentJeff and Sharon ClarkKelly A. Clinch, MDContinental AirlinesCorporate ExpressDavid and Karen DanielsonChuck DavisSteven A. Davis, ODDe Young’s Farm and GardenDeLille CellarsDenali Advanced IntegrationAl and Donna DeYoungLucy M. DeYoung and Tim K. MatsonMary and Stephen DiederichsDog Gone SistersTom Douglas RestaurantsDuke’s Chowder HouseDynamic Designs JewelryEarth, Sea and Sky VacationsEliot’s Flower & Garden, LLCElizabeth & Alexander’sEnglish Tea RoomChristie and Tom ElliottEvergreen Anticoagulation ClinicEvergreen EscapesLaura WatkinsHelen “Pinky” M. WeberRon WestbrookDorothy “Donnie” Denworth WetheraldMary Margaret McGuire WhalenJudith WheelerDeborah “Debbie” Jelinek WhiteMarie S. Paulson WieldeDoris WilhiteArthur L. WilkBrian Albert WilmotMarion Phyllis WilmotRobert Mann WilmotDorothy WinterAlfons K. WolpertJohn WulffDora WynneCarole YanceyJo Ann YoungEvergreen Healthcare BusinessDevelopment and ContractsManagement DepartmentEvergreen Healthcare EmergencyDepartmentEvergreen Healthcare LaboratoryEvergreen Healthcare Marketingand Communications DepartmentEvergreen Healthcare PatientRegistration, Patient Financial& Revenue ServicesEvergreen Healthcare Planning,Market Research & RegulatoryAffairs DepartmentEvergreen Healthcare PostpartumOutpatient ServicesEvergreen HealthlineEvergreen Medical GroupSammamish StaffEvergreen Medical StaffEvergreen Post Anesthesia DepartmentThe Fairmont Olympic HotelFamily Fun CenterFastframeKathy and Jim FeekBob and Shirley FergusonFiala Design WorksSteve FlemingSharon and Maury FloatheThe Franklin and Newman FamilyMichael L. Friedline and Vicki YoungFury – Extraordinary Consignment

Gifts-in-KindEVERGREEN HEALTHCARE FOUNDATION20212008 Financial HighlightsEVERGREEN HEALTHCARE FOUNDATIONRuth GalosSteven R. Gay, Sr.Gene Juarez Salons & SpasAnn GrahamGreater Kirkland Chamberof CommerceBrad GreenThe Green Car CompanySherry and David GrindelandGunnar Nordstrom GalleryThe Honorable Jane M. Hagueand Mr. Ed SpringmanDiana HalseyGary HamburghDiana S. HansenThe Harbor ClubRichard and Christina HarrisThe Heathman HotelThe Herbfarm RestaurantClifford H. Hersman and Victoria SerlesNick and Kathryn HighlandWayne and Deborah HillHilling Design Fine PortraitureLinda and Charles HolmanHotel 1000 and BOKA Kitchen+BarHotel AndraHoward Mandville GalleryHyatt Regency BellevueIdeal Jewelry and GalleryIn Beauty Integrated GardenDesign and ServicesInitial Incision...AKA The Doc BandThe Inn at Cannon BeachThe Inn at Port HadlockINTIMAN Theatre CompanyIzaak Walton InnJanuik WineryJeri RiceEyvonne and Harvey JohansenGinny Johnson in memory ofLee JohnsonK1 SpeedKaren’s Karat Gold JewelryKenmore Air HarborKeyBankKirkland Concours d’EleganceKirkland Fire DepartmentKirkland Police DepartmentLayne and Jack KleinartLake Chelan WineryDan LarsenThe LeMay Museum – “America’sCar Museum”Gloria and Tom LeonidasFred LisaiusLizzy’s Antiques & Jewelry, Inc.Lynn’s BistroMachtig & AssociatesMarina Park SalonMark’s HallmarkThe MarketSpiceTom MartinKurt McCannMcIntyre & BarnsMetropolitan GrillElizabeth and Matthew MihalovichMizuno USAMolbak’sMary Jim MontgomeryMoss Bay CateringDennis J. Newell and Linda ScottNike GolfOlympic Nursery, Inc.Teddy and John OverleeseDave OwensOz-Mosis Jazz TrioThe Paramount ClubMarshall T. Partington, MDPawprint PromotionsPCC Natural MarketsPetCandyPhilips Medical SystemsPiatti Ristorante & GrillDoris N. PierceDr. and Mrs. Charles A. PilcherPing GolfJoan PinneyRich PitkethlyPlaza GarciaMichael PresleyPrima BistroPRO Sports ClubPump It Up Party – The InflatableParty ZonePurple Café & Wine BarReal Card CompanyReasons to BelieveRecycled CyclesRed Hook BreweryRed TickingRemlinger FarmsRikki RikkiMiranda RobertsAmy RoblesRobert and Judith RossoMax F. RothwellRue de LyonRussell’sSchoenholz Living TrustSchwartz Brothers RestaurantsDr. and Mrs. Pierce ScrantonSeattle SeahawksSemiahmoo ResortShamianaChristine SharpJoanne ShellanSonya ShepardSixth Avenue Wine SellerDoug SmithSteve SolomonLarry Springer and Penny SweetStanleys’ WoodcraftsStarbucks Coffee CompanyScott W. Steedman, DDS, andJeanne Hall-SteedmanThe Honorable Bob SternoffStevens PassSuncadiaSundance GardensMark SwensonDr. Eric W. Taylor and Mrs. Sheena AebigThe Third Floor Fish CafeMarilyn ThomasSherrill TooleyLisa TorresTranscending Fiber ArtsTravelBaskets.comTsillan Cellars WineryTulalip Resort CasinoTully’s Coffee CorporationThe Tuxedo ClubTuxedos and Tennis Shoes CateringThe University of WashingtonHusky BandVeritablesVoila! BistroMitch B. Weinberg, MD, PhDWhidbey Island Winery and VineyardsWillows Lodge & Barking FrogWine EnthusiastSim WisslerWoodmark Hotel, Yacht Club & SpaX GymChrissy and Eric YamadaThe Yoga GardenYurozDr. Ralph and Cindy O. ZechDavid and Jill ZimmermanZUMContributions by Source15.5%Foundations1%Individual/FamilyTrusts and EstatesYour Contributions at Work0.5%SpiritualCare14%Evergreen Fund1%Palliative Care13%Hospice and HomeHealthRevenue Growth200120022003200420052006$451,025$722,623$825,739$959,4482%Other Programs$1,689,20051%Individuals$2,541,58049%Cancer Services0.5%Other8%Associations/Organizations0.5%HealthcareAccessProgram24%Corporations15%EvergreenNeuroscienceInstituteBalance Sheet1%PatientCare4%Women’s &Children’sServicesAssetsCurrent Assets $ 1,816,093Investments $ 1,202,882Noncurrent Assets $ 34,858Total Assets $ 3,053,833Liabilities and Net AssetsAccounts Payable $ 727,307Accrued Expenses $ 2,500Net Assets $ 2,324,026Total Liabilitiesand Net Assets $ 3,053,83320072008$2,327,930$3,410,459$0.5M $1M $1.5M $2M $2.5M $3M $3.5M

2008 Financial HighlightsEVERGREEN HEALTHCARE22232008 Financial HighlightsEVERGREEN HEALTHCAREFinancial Stewardshipin Turbulent TimesRevenue2007 $624,172,522.152008 $729,290,677.7107080708Outpatient ServicesInpatient Services43.2%44.8%47.5%46.9%07083.7%3.3%Taxes07080.9%0.6%Non-operating RevenueOne of the first questions people ask me is how Evergreen Healthcare stands financially in this challengingeconomic climate. In a word: healthy. Because of our strong professional leadership, particularly in SteveBrown, CEO, and Chrissy Yamada, CFO, we’re handling these turbulent financial times well.07084.7%4.4%Other ServicesOur net income in 2008 was ahead of our projected budget. Evergreen Healthcare had higher-than-anticipatednumbers in Home Health and the Emergency, Laboratory and Surgical departments. We purchasedthe adjacent Virginia Mason building, an investment that will pay off in the long run as we convert thespace into offices for part of our financial services, planning and construction management departments.Expenses2007 $618,205,287.680708salaries and benefits30.2%29.6%Both your Board of Commissioners and Evergreen Healthcare leaders believe a fiscally conservativeapproach is the best way to protect the community’s investment in health care. Although health care hashistorically been somewhat recession-proof, we are seeing slowing trends in the reimbursement chainfrom some of our payors such as Medicare. Even though we’re financially stable, we’re taking steps to beeven more prudent in our spending in 2009.2008 $723,931,819.9807080708contractual allowances12.2%11.9%46.6%48.6%We anticipate an increase in underinsured, uninsured and charity care patients, which means we need tobe even more diligent in reducing costs where we can. Like most of our taxpayers and constituents, weare doing everything we can to live within our budget while continuing to provide the best possible healthcare for you and your family.0708supplies and purchase services4.3%3.9%other expenses07084.3%4.0%depreciation and amortization07081.4%1.4%Al DeYoungPresident of the Board of Commissioners0708interest on debt1.0%0.6%charity careLevy Funds2008 $14,118,96230% 70%Community Services, Special Projects Bond Repaymentand Uncompensated Care

Evergreen Healthcare Leadership2425Evergreen Healthcare Leadership2008 Board of CommissionersEvergreen is governed by five commissioners, elected by residents of King CountyPublic Hospital District No. 2 to serve six-year terms.2008 Medical Staff OfficersAl DeYoungBothell / Duvall / WoodinvilleJeanette GreenfieldAt-LargeRebecca HirtKenmore / Kirklandkelly a. clinch, mdPresidentterrence a. pheifer, mdVice PresidentR. August KempfRedmond / SammamishRex LindquistAt-LargeEvergreen Healthcare Foundation2008 Board of TrusteesEvergreen AdministrationOfficersLucy DeYoungChairEvergreen Healthcare FoundationKae PetersonExecutive DirectorCharles A. Pilcher, MD, FACEPImmediate Past ChairCliff H. Hersman, CPA, JDVice Chair and TreasurerL. Jeff ClarkSecretaryCherry TinkerDirector of Development for Major Gifts,Capital CampaignChristie ElliottDirector of Development for Special EventsDuncan LibbyDirector of Development for Annual CampaignSteven E. Brown, FACHEChief Executive OfficerTom MartinSenior VP, Chief Information OfficerMary Jim MontgomerySenior VP, Patient ServicesMitch Weinberg, MD, PhDVP, Medical AffairsChrissy Yamada, CPASenior VP, FinancePatti SheehanVP, Human ResourcesMembersJeff BanderDavid N. BohanSteven E. Brown, FACHEL. Jeff ClarkKelly A. Clinch, MDGail A. CraddockAl F. DeYoungRobert C. FergusonTim FerraroWayne L. Hill, MDGinny J. JohnsonR. August KempfGloria J. LeonidasDavid J. Likosky, MDMary K. McIntyre, Esq.Donna M. MinahanDennis NewellTeddy OverleeseRandy PeppleJeffrey Tomlin, MDJulie NewmanDevelopment AssociateKerry ReadOffice ManagerContact Our FoundationPhone: 425.899.1900Fax: 425.899.1904E-mail: foundation@evergreenhealthcare.orgMail: 12040 NE 128th Street MS-5Kirkland, WA 98034-3013Visit: 12333 NE 130th Lane, Suite 300 (Tan)Kirkland, WA 98034-7467Jeff FriedmanVP, Professional Servicescheryl nail, rn, mnChief Nursing Officer

PresortedStandardUS PostagePaidEvergreenHealthcare12040 NE 128th StreetKirkland, WA 98034www.evergreenhealthcare.orgEvergreen Hospital Medical Center is at the heart of Evergreen Healthcare, agrowing, community-owned health care system whose services include primaryand specialty care, home health, hospice and community-based outreach programs.Our patient- and family-centered care philosophy, combined with our commitmentto advancing medical technologies, enables us to provide exceptional care toour community.HealthGrades, the nation’s leading provider of independent hospital ratings, hasnamed Evergreen a Distinguished Hospital for Clinical Excellence. Our services areamong the most comprehensive in the region.sERVICESAnticoagulation ClinicBariatric SurgeryBehavioral HealthBreast CenterBreastfeeding CenterCancer CareCardiac CareCare ManagementCenter for Continence andPelvic HealthClinical ResearchDiabetes CareDiagnostic ImagingEmergency DepartmentEvergreen Care NetworkEvergreen HealthlineFamily Maternity CenterGrief and Bereavement ServicesHealth Education ClassesHealthcare Access ProgramHome HealthHospice CareLaboratory ServicesMaternal-Fetal MedicineMultiple Sclerosis CenterNeonatal Intensive Care UnitOrthopedicsPain ManagementPalliative CareParkinson’s Care CenterPediatricsPharmacyPostpartum CarePulmonary Care CenterRehabilitationSenior Health SpecialistsSleep Disorders ClinicSpiritual CareStroke CenterSupport GroupsSurgical ServicesPrimary Care CentersCanyon ParkDuvallKenmoreRedmondSammamishWoodinvilleUrgent Care CentersRedmondWoodinville