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SPRING 2013nsmcGivingADVANCING PHILANTHROPY AT NORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTERA publication of the NSMCDevelopment OfficeInside:A morepersonalized approachto primary care6COMMUNITY TIES RUN DEEPFOR CANCER WALK CO-CHAIRSFriends andsupporters makingthe scene8North Shore Realtors Phyllis Sagan and Jude TonerAre Dedicated to Making a DifferenceIf the North Shore were ever looking for ambassadors, it could hardly do better than PhyllisSagan and Jude Toner. With deep roots in the community that include their decades ascolleagues at Swampscott-based Sagan Realtors, the two Marblehead residents have longchampioned causes near and dear to the North Shore.Donors recognizedat healing gardenceremony10continued on page 3

DearFriendsWe hope that by the time you receive this spring/summer issueof NSMCGiving that our cool spring will have finally given wayto full-blown summer and all it encompasses on Boston’sNorth Shore. For thousands of our patients, their families andneighbors, it is nearly time for that rite of early summer uniqueto Salem—the North Shore Cancer WALK. The 23rd WALKwill take place on June 23rd and we are deeply honored tohave Jude Toner and Phyllis Sagan of Sagan Realtors as ourWALK Chairs.Just as the WALK continues to help us to ensure that weprovide the very best in cancer care, our physicians areconstantly exploring how they can continue to meet thevarying needs of each of their patients. You should find thearticle about the MDVIP Program of great interest as this is being offered by North ShorePhysicians Group as a model program that offers significantly greater time and access forpatients with their primary care physician.We are pleased that longtime donors (and previously trustee and volunteer) Wes andGinnie Eaton allowed us to share their story about a recent and generous gift annuity toNSMC Salem Hospital. Planned gifts are critical to the Medical Center since they perpetuatethe lifetime legacy of our donors.Speaking of donors, this issue contains our annual lists of contributors, reflecting leadershipgiving for a variety of purposes as well as a list of corporate sponsors for the Cancer WALK.It would be impossible to continue the work we do each and every day in bringing thebest care possible to residents of the North Shore without your support. On behalf of everyonewho has been touched by North Shore Medical Center over the past year, thank you for yoursupport. We remain deeply grateful.Sincerely,Richard C. BaneNSMC TrusteeChairman, Development CommitteeNSMCGiving | Spring 2013Sara J. AndrewsSenior Vice President for DevelopmentNSMCGiving is a publication of the North Shore Medical Center Development Office. It is published two timesa year for supporters and friends of NSMC.Comments, questions and suggestions should be addressed to:Sara Andrews, Senior Vice President for Development978-825-6250, sandrews1@partners.orgNSMCGiving / NSMC Development Office81 Highland Avenue – ED Ground, Salem, MA 01970Please write to us at the above address if you wish to have your name removed from our mailing list.smcGivingnsmcGiving | Spring 2013COMMUNITY TIES RUN DEEP (continued from page 1)Now, these colleagues and friends of morethan 20 years are bringing their communityspirit and teamwork to a new challenge. Asco-chairs of the 2013 Cancer WALK, Saganand Toner have set themselves a goal todeliver the most successful WALK ever.“With so many in our community touchedby cancer, we can’t think of a better way togive back than by helping North ShoreMedical Center continue to redefine thedelivery of cancer care here on the NorthShore,” says Sagan.For years, the women have organized a teamfor the Cancer WALK to honor the memoryof their colleague and friend Ruthy Paster,who passed away in 2011 from breast cancer.During that time, says Toner, they’ve seenthe number of walkers double, even triple astheir own group of family members andfriends affected by cancer also has grown.“Thousands of patients and families—including our own—count on NSMC eachyear,” says Toner, whose husband is a cancersurvivor. “It is so important to supportNSMC in delivering the very best care rightin our own backyard.”The largest single-day fundraising eventon the North Shore, the Cancer WALKhas raised more than $17 million todate, providing vital funds for cancer“treatment and programs at NSMC and theMass General/North Shore Cancer Centerin Danvers. Proceeds from this year’s eventwill support the renovation of the inpatientoncology unit at NSMC Salem Hospitaland support programs at theMass General/North Shore Cancer Center.With so many in ourcommunity touched by cancer,we can’t think of a better way togive back than by helping NorthShore Medical Center continueto redefine the delivery of cancercare here on the North Shore.”Phyllis SaganCO-CHAIRNORTH SHORE CANCER WALKCover photo: Jude Toner and Phyllis Sagan (L-R), co-chairs of the 2013 North Shore Cancer WALK,are well known as realtors and community leaders throughout the North Shore.nsmcgiving.org | Page 3

nsmcGiving | Spring 2013A HEALTHY INVESTMENTPROGRAM OFFERS A MORE PERSONALIZEDAPPROACH TO PRIMARY CAREERIC CHECKOWAY of North Andoverhas a long history with his primary carephysician, Maurice Greenbaum, M.D.,which dates back to when he was a highschool student living in Newburyport.Over the years, the two have built whathe describes as a “close and collaborativeworking relationship,” and he considersDr. Greenbaum to be a trusted healthadvisor and advocate. So, whenDr. Greenbaum became affiliated withNorth Shore Physicians Group’s (NSPG)new MDVIP Program, he didn’t thinktwice about signing up.Introduced by NSPG last year, the MDVIPProgram is a new approach to primary carethat offers patients more time with theirThe MDVIP Program offersEric Checkoway of NorthAndover the opportunity tomore proactively managehis health and wellnesswith his long-time primarycare physician MauriceGreenbaum, M.D.“I’ve always had a solid relationship withDr. Greenbaum, but now I get to spend evenmore time with him during my visits discussinghow to achieve my health and wellness goals.”— ERIC CHECKOWAYprimary care physician and a morecomprehensive plan for achieving theirhealth and wellness goals. Patients who paya $1,500 annual membership fee enjoy anenhanced level of service, which includessame-day appointments and 24/7 access totheir physician by email or cell phone.Patient appointments run no less than 30minutes and often last an hour so thatpatients can discuss their medical concernsin more detail. An extensive annual physicalthat includes comprehensive testing and thecreation of a personalized wellness plan arealso included in the program.“The MDVIP Program offers me aproactive way to manage my health,”says Checkoway, 46, a managing directorat an international technology companybased in Peabody and father of twoyoung daughters. “I’ve always had a solidrelationship with Dr. Greenbaum, but nowI get to spend even more time with himduring my visits discussing how to achievemy health and wellness goals. It’s a levelof personalized, one-on-one attentionthat really makes me feel like I’m hisonly patient.”When he was diagnosed with non-Hodgkinslymphoma last year, Checkoway also learnedhow valuable that extra level of attentioncan be during a health crisis. “Not onlydid Dr. Greenbaum help nail down mydiagnosis, he was also there quarterbackingmy care during treatment and recovery,”says Checkoway. “He was in regularcommunication with my wife and me andall the other doctors involved. It was greathaving that kind of support from someonewho really knows my history.”“The extra time that Dr. Minor spends with meduring my visits means that we have more thanjust a superficial relationship—she really knowsme as a person.”Bonnie Polan, 60, of Danvers shares asimilar sentiment for Brenda Minor, M.D.,her NSPG primary care physician for morethan a decade. Herself a two-time cancersurvivor, Polan was among the first to jointhe MDVIP Program when it was startedlast year. “I see this program as an investmentin my health,” says Polan, a professor atseveral area colleges and mother of twogrown children. “The extra time thatDr. Minor spends with me during myvisits means that we have more than just asuperficial relationship—she really knowsme as a person. I also like that I can reachher at any time if I have a concern. I’veemailed her several times on weekends andshe always gets right back to me.”The benefits of the concierge-style practiceextend to the physicians as well. “I hadthought about retiring and scaling back abit, but now I can focus on providing caremore thoroughly to a smaller numberof patients,” says Dr. Minor. “It’s veryinvigorating at this point in my career tobe able to invest so much time withmy patients.”The lighter patient load leaves her more timeto organize wellness events and lectures onnutrition, complementary therapies, yogaand other exercise options.“By practicing medicine this way, we asphysicians really get to know our patientsmore broadly,” adds Dr. Greenbaum. “Wegain a deeper understanding of their entirehealth history and can look at things in amore holistic and preventative fashion.”To learn more about the benefits of NSPG’s concierge medicinepractices, or to make an appointment, please contact:Maurice Greenbaum, M.D.55 Highland AvenueSalem, MA978-741-1644Brenda Minor, M.D.1 Hutchinson DriveNSMC Women’s CenterDanvers, MA978-774-7171Thanks to the MDVIPProgram, Bonnie Polan ofDanvers feels a deeperconnection to her primarycare physician, BrendaMinor, M.D.— BONNIE POLANJohn Szymanski, M.D.331 Highland AvenueSalem, MA978-745-1200COMPREHENSIVECARE WITH APERSONAL TOUCHThe MDVIP Program is an optionalapproach to healthcare that offerspatients more time with their primarycare physician and a morecomprehensive plan for achievingtheir health and wellness goals. Thisplan is now being offered throughNorth Shore Physicians Group (NSPG).How it works: To provide a greaterfocus on wellness and prevention,MDVIP-affiliated physicians limit thenumber of patients they see. Thissmaller practice gives doctors moretime to provide focused, personalizedattention to each patient. The annualmembership fee for the program atNSPG is $1,500.MEMBERSHIPADVANTAGES• Ability to reach your doctorat any time• Same-day or next-dayappointments• A personalized wellness planthat includes comprehensiveevaluations and counseling• Online personal health records• A personalized website withinformation about yourhealth history• Preferred access to otherspecialists and experts ofNorth Shore Medical Center,Massachusetts GeneralHospital and other providers• Appointments from 30 to 60minutes that enable in-depthdiscussion of your health needsPage 6 | nsmcgiving.org nsmcgiving.org | Page 7

4MAKINGTHESCENE5 81697122 3 1113101415The Taste of the North Shore, April 12, 2013.Acura of Peabody1) The Taste of the North Shore drew a crowd of400 guests2) Billy Costa, Jude Toner, Phyllis Sagan andNSMC President and CEO Bob Norton3) Cancer WALK co-chair Jude Toner4) Howie Emmons and Linda Cleary5) Kim and Randy Carrigan (center) and friends6) Steven Kapfhammer, Sharon Lucie,Dianne Savastano, Mary Jo Gagnon andNSMC President and CEO Bob Norton7) Melissa and Tim Aceto8) Billy Costa of Kiss 108FM and NECN’s TV Diner,hosting the live auction9) Christina Ferri and Mark Forziati10) Jerry Tucker and Arlyne Campbell1874 Speaker Series, “The Inside Track—Heartburnto Gastrointestinal Maladies.” March 14, 2013.Salem Waterfront Hotel11) Speakers Joshua Namias, M.D., andLaura Rosenberg, M.D.12) Kenneth and Sally Hudson1874 Speaker Series, “Managing and PreventingIllness Through Healthy Eating.”October 23, 2012. Salem Waterfront Hotel13) Guest chef and dietician Diane Dube14) Rhoda and Daniel Kneeland1874 Speaker Series, “Mindfulness-BasedStress Reduction Across the Lifespan.”February 7, 2013. Salem Waterfront Hotel15) Ivette Thomson, Jefferson Prince, M.D.,and Marguerite RobertsAll photos left to right.Page 8 | nsmcgiving.orgnsmcgiving.org | Page 9

A PEACEFUL OASISDONORS RECOGNIZED AT HEALING GARDENBRICK DEDICATION CEREMONYCommemorativeBrick OpportunityHealing garden bricks are availableto any individual, CancerWALK/RUN team or organizationthat raises or donates $3,000 ormore to the North Shore CancerWALK/RUN in a fiscal year. Formore information, please contactMeg Wright at 866-296-6900 orcancerwalk@partners.org.SINCE IT WAS UNVEILED IN 2009, the healing garden located behind theMass General/North Shore Cancer Center in Danvers has blossomed into a vibrantsanctuary where cancer patients and their families can relax, reflect and enjoy thetherapeutic benefits of nature.Visible from the 24 chemotherapy infusion bays found along the south face of thebuilding, the garden features a series of winding paths, benches, a soothing fountainand a variety of perennial plants and flowers. Featured throughout the space aredecorative bricks, each inscribed with the name of a loved one or a message of hope;each funded through money raised at the annual North Shore Cancer WALK/RUN.To date, close to 1,000 commemorative bricks have been installed.To celebrate the latest installation of commemorative bricks, hundreds gathered inthe healing garden this past October 25 for a dedication ceremony.WES EATON BEGINSNEW CHAPTER IN LONGHISTORY OF GIVINGIN HIS 92 YEARS on the North Shore,Wes Eaton has seen a lot of changes.He’s also contributed to a number of them,including several positive developments atNorth Shore Medical Center.BORN AND RAISED in Lynn, Wes lived inSwampscott for 52 years before moving toBeverly. Today, he and his wife, Ginnie, 93,live in Peabody. Throughout their lives, both have receivedcare at NSMC. But Wes’s relationship with the hospitaldeepened in the mid-1980s, when he was treated for a bloodinfection that damaged a valve in his heart. Impressed with thecare he received, Wes joined the Salem Hospital Board ofTrustees, serving for 16 years. During that time, he led an effortto raise funds for NSMC’s cardiac surgery program and spenteight years as chairman of the Building Committee, overseeingconstruction of a new NSMC Emergency Department in 2002.“Throughout my life, NSMC has beenthere for me when I needed it. I’m gladto be able to be there when the medicalcenter needs me.”Though he stepped down from his board position 11 years ago,Wes remains a champion of NSMC. He describes the care hereceived at NSMC Salem Hospital for triple-bypass surgerythree years ago as “perfect.” Recently, Eaton and his wifereaffirmed their commitment to NSMC with a gift annuity tothe NSMCfund, which provides unrestricted support forinvestments in new equipment, technology and programs.For Wes, who spent a long career in accounting as a C.P.A.,the mutual benefits of a gift annuity—which offers donorsfixed annual payments in return for gifts of cash, securities,real estate or personal property—add up to a win-win.For more information on planned giving, please contactRachel Chase at rmchase@partners.org or 978-741-1242.Your Zip CodeIs More ImportantThan YourGenetic CodeACCESS to state-of-the-art healthcare is one ofthe most important factors in leading a healthy life,and having the best local access is what communityhealthcare is all about.BY MAKING A GIFT to NSMC in your will, or byincluding NSMC in your estate plans, you improvethe health of your community.Make a gift today that willimpact the health of yourneighbors tomorrow.For more information, please contact Sara Andrewsat 978-825-6250 or sandrews1@partners.org.GOING GREEN FOROUR COMMUNITYA new, state-of-the-art power plant isbeing built on the grounds ofNSMC Salem Hospital that willgenerate cleaner, safer and morecost-efficient energy for ourfacilities. When completed, thisnew plant will replace NSMC’sexisting utility plant facing Highland Avenue, improvingboth parking and access for our patients and visitors.At various times over the next several months, thisproject may impact parking and access to entrancewayson the NSMC Salem Hospital campus.Please allow extra time when visiting or comingfor an appointment.F O R M O R E I N F O R M A T I O Nplease visit nsmc.partners.orgPage 10 | nsmcgiving.org nsmcgiving.org | Page 11

nsmcGiving | Spring 20131874 CHARTERSOCIETYThe 1874 Charter Society recognizesindividuals who have made a gift to NSMCas part of their estate planning via a bequest,gift annuity, real estate, charitable trust, orany other form of deferred giving. Thissociety acknowledges the generosity of thisspecial group whose vision will provide apermanent legacy to support NSMC’smission long into the future.Penny and Leonard AxelrodMr. and Mrs. Channing H. Bacall, Jr.George E. Barnard TrustMr. and Mrs. Scott M. BeattyBetty Ann CopleyMr. and Mrs. John M. CreanMr. and Mrs.* Nelson J. Darling, Jr.Mike and Karen DavenportMr. Horace E. Davenport*Henry Downing TrustElizabeth A. DunbarWes and Ginnie EatonErnest A. and Laura E. Ekengren TrustCaroline H. Fabens TrustMary Field and Vincent dePaul GoubeauCharitable TrustJohn H. Frazier TrustMaury and Pearl GreenbaumGordon Hall IIIJames R. Hammond 1995 Charitable TrustMs. Sally L. HanleyGustave Hartman TrustBarbara P. HealeyMr. Donald R. HumphreysDr. and Mrs. Richard R. JacksonMr. and Mrs. Frederick W. JacksonMrs. Joan Comfort JohnsonCharles F. and Priscilla S. LeveroniMrs. Helen L. MartinThomas D. McKiernanRuth P. Merrill EstateMr. Robert J. MullenFrank & Christel W. Nichols Charity FundDr. and Mrs. Anthony S. PattonCharles W. PingreeMr. and Mrs. Howard RichFlorence Robertson TrustMr. Donald G. RossLili G. RowenMr. Marshall SchellMary E. Stevens EstateMrs. Betsy R. TaylorMrs. Jean M. TurdikPauline C. Watson Trust*deceasedNSMC relies on the generous support ofindividuals, companies, foundations andorganizations to thrive and grow and isgrateful for gifts of all sizes. With yoursupport, you are helping to strengthen avariety of programs that ensure that yourcommunity hospital is here when you, yourfamily or neighbors need us.For more information on Leadership Giving,the 1874 Society or the 1874 Charter Society,please contact Angel Rogalski atarogalski@partners.org, 978-825-6284.NORTH SHORECANCER WALK/RUNMore than 6,000 walkers and 500 runnersparticipated in the 2012 North ShoreCancer WALK/RUN and helped raisemore than $910,000.We could not have had such a successfulevent without the outpouring of support ofdedicated walkers, runners, donors, teamcaptains, volunteers and sponsors. To date,the WALK/RUN has raised more than $18million over the last 22 years, providing vitalfunds for cancer treatment and programs atNSMC and the Mass General / North ShoreCancer Center.We are indebted to the following groups fortheir steadfast support of this annual event:WALK Anniversary CommitteeWALK General CommitteeWicked Running ClubVolunteersIn-kind donorsEntertainersCity of Salem Police and FireSalem Park and Recreation DepartmentSalem Electrical DepartmentSalem Parking DepartmentIn addition, we offer special thanks to JasonMaxwell from MassPay, Inc., the 2012 WALKChairman. Jason worked tirelessly to helpincrease participation and bring enthusiasm tothe 22nd annual Cancer WALK/RUN.2012 WALK Presenting SponsorDanversbank Charitable Foundation, Inc.2012 WALK SponsorsDunkin’ Donuts – Canal StreetMr. & Mrs. Claudio SantosEastern Bank Charitable FoundationTeam4Zrt2012 WALK Supporting SponsorDeIulis Brothers ConstructionDesigner Bath & Salem Plumbing SupplyElectric Insurance CompanyGeneral Electric AviationGrosvenor Park Rehabilitation CenterSalem Five Charitable FoundationSalem Waterfront HotelShetland PropertiesWeiss Commercial Property Services2012 WALK Benefactor SponsorEdgewaterHDR Architecture, Inc.Serafini, Darling & Correnti, LLPThermal CircuitsBarbara and Anthony KleinTÜV SÜD America Inc.UniGraphic, Inc.Whole Foods Market, Swampscott2012 WALK Patron SponsorBeverly Athletic ClubBeverly Cooperative BankMiddleOakNorth Shore BankNorth Shore Fruit Basket andFlowers by DarleneSagan RealtorsWalsh Brothers, Inc.Zampell Refractories, Inc.2012 WALK Media SponsorsThe Daily ItemNorth Shore 104.92012 BRICKRECIPIENTSThe healing garden at the Mass General/NorthShore Cancer Center in Danvers presentsan opportunity for individuals, teams ororganizations to be recognized, or to honora loved one by having a brick inscribed andplaced in the healing garden.The teardrop-shaped garden sits directlyoutside the infusion bay windows in thecancer center, which is on the south side ofthe building facing the wetlands. The healinggarden contains a paved path, benches, a waterfountain, a trellis with climbing flowers andwillow trees. It also includes several varietiesof perennial plants and flowers.Each year, any individual, team or organizationthat raises or donates $3,000 or more to theNorth Shore Cancer WALK/RUN is eligiblefor a commemorative brick.Sponsors/Organizations:Designer Bath & Salem Plumbing SupplyDanversbank Charitable Foundation, Inc.DeIulis Brothers ConstructionEastern Bank Charitable FoundationEdgewaterElectric Insurance CompanyGeneral Electric AviationHDR Architecture, Inc.Salem Waterfront HotelSalem Five Charitable FoundationSerafini, Darling & Correnti, LLPShetland PropertiesThermal Circuits, Inc.Barbara and Anthony KleinTÜV SÜD America Inc.UniGraphic, Inc.Weiss Commercial Property ServicesWhole Foods Market, SwampscottTeams:Adriane’s GooniesAnne’s ArmyCancer CrusadersCathy’s CrewChris’s CruisersCruzin’ for SusanDebbie’s SnackCakesDeIulis Brothers ConstructionEastern BankElectric InsuranceFed Up With CancerGE Lynn TeamGirl PowerHIM HottiesJo-AngelsKent’s Cancer CrusadersKforceLaurie’s KeepersLiving ProofMiddleOakNivtopNorth Shore Bank PacersPenni Family Oncology FundSalem Five StridersShannon’s SharkAngelsTeam BrendaTeam Cleavage ClubTeam DixeyTeam ExcelitasTeam Kathie MitchellTeam LexiTeam Sylvania – In Memory ofWarren O’NeillTeam TuckerTeam Wicked Nation-for-North ShoreCancer RUNThe Happy WanderersThe Lung RangersThere’s Something About MaryWalking TallWalter’s WarriorsWitch’s Brew CrewIndividuals:Ms. Winona AylwinMrs. Kathy M. CavallaroLisa A. Cavallaro, RNMrs. Debbie ColeMrs. Francie A. CroftMs. Jen DonovanMrs. Stephanie L. EugenioMr. Peter FreedmanMrs. Marilyn R. Glazer-WeisnerMs. Pamela L. HoodMrs. Joanna C. L’ItalienMr. Jason B. MaxwellMs. Cristina MedranoMs. Cheryl MeninnoMrs. Wendy Meninno-HayesMs. Kathie MitchellMr. Luis Montes-AcostaMrs. Andria ParadisMs. Lorraine M. PicanoMr. Edward A. PotvinMr. Mark F. ShapiroMs. Delphine SkillinsMr. and Mrs. William F. TruscottMr. Jerry TuckerMrs. Cathy M. WallaceNSMC BOARDOF TRUSTEESW. Gerald Austen, MDRichard C. BaneKevin T. BottomleyCharles F. Desmond, EdDJohn P. DrislaneArthur J. EpsteinJennifer FlanaganMichael Goldstein, MD, Ex-OfficioRichard E. Holbrook, ChairDavid W. IvesAnthony A. KleinJ. Brian McCarthyTerence A. McGinnisMaury E. McGough, MDRobert G. Norton, Ex-OfficioMary G. PumaDavid J. Roberts, MDMarc S. Rubin, MDJeffrey N. ShribmanShirley SingletonGary A. SpiessNSMC DEVELOPMENTCOMMITTEERichard C. Bane, ChairLisa CarboneBrian CranneyPatrick DeIulisArthur EpsteinJoy FisherJoanie JohnsonAnthony KleinCharles LeveroniJason MaxwellJ. Brian McCarthyRobert G. Norton, Ex-OfficioKevin NoyesJoel Schwartz, MDThis special issue of NSMCGiving has beenprepared to acknowledge the generous supportof contributors to NSMC during the calendaryear 2012. Every effort has been made toensure the accuracy of these listings. Errors andomissions should be reported to the NSMCDevelopment Office, 81 Highland Avenue,Salem, MA 01970; 978-741-1242.To all of our donors and to the staff of themedical center, the NSMC DevelopmentOffice expresses its deepest appreciation.Page 14 | nsmcgiving.org nsmcgiving.org | Page 15

81 Highland AvenueSalem, MA 01970978-741-1215Non ProfitUS PostagePAIDN. Reading, MAPermit No. 193NSMC Salem HospitalNSMC Union HospitalMassGeneral for Childrenat North Shore Medical CenterNSMC Heart CenterNSMC Women’s CenterNorth Shore Physicians GroupCollaborating with theMass General/North ShoreCenter for Outpatient CareFollow Us!Judith Fokum, M.D.DanversKodali Swati, M.D.DanversHelena Santos-Martins, M.D.LynnLily Narusevicius, M.D.SalemArooj Hyat, M.D.DanversNeed a NewPrimary CareDoctor?Our primary care physicians are ready to care for you and your family. In the past year, we havewelcomed several new primary care physicians to the North Shore, which means that many of ourPCPs can offer you and your family an appointment with little to no wait time. And to provide you withthe best care possible, all our primary care offices use electronic medical records. These doctorsare your connection to the Mass General/North Shore Center for Outpatient Care in Danvers as wellas the full services of North Shore Medical Center and Partners HealthCare.To learn more about our primary care physicians, please call ourPhysician Finder service at 1-877-NSMC-MDs (1-877-676-2637)or visit us online at nsmc.partners.org.nsmcGivingn s m c g i v i n g . o r gNORTH SHORE MEDICAL CENTER is a multi-site health system located north ofBoston and a member of Partners HealthCare, which was founded by Massachusetts GeneralHospital and Brigham and Women’s Hospital. Together with Massachusetts General Hospital,we opened the Mass General/North Shore Center for Outpatient Care in Danvers in 2009.©2013 North Shore Medical Center