1. HEALTHCARE SYSTEM Josh Simons

2. OVERVIEW  Not-for-profit healthcare system based in northern Virginia that serves the greater Washington DC metro area  Founded in 1956 in Fairfax, VA  Includes the areas only Level 1 Trauma Center and Level IV neonatal intensive care unit  Currently comprised of 5 hospitals  Alexandria, Loudoun, Mount Vernon, Fairfax, Fair Oaks  Over 1,700 licensed beds and 16,000 employees

3. MISSION & VISION  Mission: “to improve the health of the diverse community it serves through excellence in patient care, education and research”  Vision: “to optimize the health and well-being of each individual we serve”  Vision 2015:  Reinvent hospital-based care to increase value for our patients  Look outside our hospitals to build an integrated network of providers and programs to support our community  Gain national and international recognition and funding through world- renowned specialty care and leading-edge corporate consumer health programs

4. BOARD OF DIRECTORS  CEO: J. Knox Singleton  President: Mark Stauder  Chairman: Nicholas Carosi  Chair Elect: Tony Nader  Treasurer: Lydia Thomas, PhD  Asst Treasurer: Richard Magenheimer  Asst Secretary: John Gaul J. Knox Singleton

5. LEVELS OF ACUTE CARE  INOVA incorporates all levels of acute care: primary, secondary, tertiary, and quaternary  Primary: treats illnesses that are general, episodic, common, and nonchronic  All 5 major hospitals  Secondary: treats injuries or illnesses that are chronic and require continuing care  INOVA Diabetes Center – Loudoun  Hypertension – INOVA Heart and Vascular Center  Tertiary: treats complex, acute, and chronic disorders  CABG surgery – INOVA Heart and Vascular Center  Quaternary: treats uncommon acute and chronic disorders  INOVA Transplant Center

6. POST-ACUTE CARE  INOVA also encompasses post-acute rehabilitation centers that provide formal care for patients  INOVA Loudoun Nursing and Rehabilitation Center  Specializes in patients with stroke, joint replacements, head injuries, respiratory, cardiac conditions  INOVA Rehabilitation Center – Mount Vernon  Specializes in stroke and brain injury  INOVA VNA Home Health  Offers experts in skilled nursing, PT,OT, SLP, social work, personal care

7. PHYSICAL THERAPY AT INOVA  Physical therapy is provided in a wide range of locations, including 11 outpatient centers located throughout Nothern Virginia  Physical therapy services also located at each Inova hospital  Physical therapy services include: Aqua therapyBalance rehabDry needlingHand rehab LymphedemaOrthopedicsSports medicineOrthotics Pelvic floorGolf programWomen’s healthBONE

8. PHYSICAL THERAPY OUTCOME MEASURES  INOVA aims to provide the best in evidence-based treatments http://www.inova.org/upload/docs/Healthcare%20S ervices/Rehab/IPTC/IPTC-outcomes-report.pdf

9. PAYER SOURCES ACCEPTED  INOVA accepts a wide variety of community and government insurance plans, including:  Aetna  Anthem BlueCross BlueShield  CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield  Cigna  United Healthcare  Virginia Health Network  Virginia Medicaid  Behavior Health Plans

10. COMMUNITY OUTREACH  INOVA aims to offer care, information and resources to their served communities, school and other organizations  Services include:  Blood donor services – supplies blood and blood products to 24 different hospitals in NoVa and DC  Juniper Program – offers care and education to patients with HIV/AIDS  Kellar Center – provides mental health and substance abuse treatment programs for children, adolescents, and their families  iPATH – community-based childhood obesity prevention effort that takes an interactive approach to introducing youth of diverse backgrounds to nutrition and fitness