Annual Report 2025

Raising the standard of health care on Long Island

President & CEO Patrick O’Shaughnessy, DO, MBA, Board Chairman Sal Sodano, Bishop John Barres and Catholic Health’s senior leadership team cut the ribbon to officially open Good Samaritan University Hospital’s new Patient Care Pavilion.

Good Samaritan University Hospital’s New Patient Care Pavilion now open!

After over two years of construction, Good Samaritan University Hospital opened its magnificent new Patient Care Pavilion in December 2025. The 6-story structure was carefully designed to suit the needs of patients, hospital staff and the surrounding community. Representing a $500 million investment in Long Island’s future, the new Patient Care Pavilion is certain to raise the standard of inpatient health care on the south shore of Long Island.

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We’ve invested heavily in both our facilities and our people. Yet our greatest differentiator remains our commitment to human compassion and providing a matchless patient experience.”

–Patrick M. O’Shaughnessy, DO, MBA President & CEO

Report from leadership

Salvatore F. Sodano Chairman, Board of Directors

The transformation Catholic Health has made—and continues to make—is impressive. Over a few short years, we have transformed into a highly coordinated and truly integrated health care system, growing and diversifying access across Long Island. Whether at our six hospitals—now including the new stateof-the-art Patient Care Pavilion at Good Samaritan University Hospital—our growing number of outpatient Ambulatory Care hubs, or in our home care services, the Catholic Health brand is distinguishing itself with a consistency of purpose and ideals.

Founded in faith, driven by mission, our approach to health care stands apart from that of other regional providers. Every day it sustains our forward trajectory.

Catholic Health’s future looks bright. Through growth, continual expansion, constant innovation and our bedrock mission and values, Catholic Health is becoming the health care system of choice for more and more Long Islanders.

On behalf of the Board of Directors of Catholic Health, thank you for your partnership and support.

Patrick M. O’Shaughnessy, DO, MBA President & CEO

Catholic Health’s unwavering commitment to excellence has produced another year of growth and achievement. In 2025, we greatly expanded consumer access to our exceptional services—radiantly demonstrated by our magnificent new Patient Care Pavilion at Good Samaritan University Hospital.

We’ve invested heavily in both our facilities and our people. Yet our greatest differentiator remains our commitment to human compassion and providing a matchless patient experience. Our nearly 18,000 health care heroes come together every day as one team dedicated to that unwavering commitment. It is central to our history, our abiding identity, and our future success.

As you read through the pages of this annual report, you will see excellence, achievement and innovation on every page. Our forward momentum is supported by substantial investments in our facilities, our people, the most advanced health care technologies and, most importantly, a continuing commitment to being the best, or what I often refer to as “relentless improvement.”

Your support is vital to our progress and to making each new year stronger than the last. On behalf of our entire organization—from our superb doctors and nurses, to the many health care professionals who support them, either directly or indirectly—I thank you for standing with all of us and being part of our mission.

Sean Levchuck, MD, chair of pediatric cardiology, performed lifesaving heart surgeries on two girls from Haiti as part of Catholic Health’s partnership with The Gift of Life program. The girls are fully healed and enjoying life back home.

A health care system with a Mission

Founded in faith and rooted in our foundational mission, Catholic Health stands apart from its competitors. We hold to a unique understanding of ourselves as a health care system grounded in compassion, human dignity and spirit-minded care, extolling our Catholic identity to build trust with consumers.

Our Pastoral Care organization is composed of one system Vice President, five directors and 35 Board Certified Chaplains. The total includes 15 Priest Chaplains, 3 Deacons, plus 17 Lay and other Clergy Chaplains, each of whom help our patients— and staff—stay focused on the integral social/emotional component of quality health care.

2025 Mission-guided milestones:

• Worked closely with the Diocese of Rockville Centre to strengthen our partnership with both Catholic Faith Network and Catholic Charities.

• Incentivized students in grades K–4 to send cards to veterans receiving care at Catholic Health facilities.

• Incentivized students in grades 5–8 to participate in Catholic Health’s “Thank a Veteran” social media contest.

• Incentivized students to collect food and vital goods for the disadvantaged.

• Promoted the Respect for Life Academic Challenge, comprised of math, science and artwork challenges. Proceeds totaling more than $5,300 went to the Gianna Center.

• Hosted Cradle of Aviation Museum events for more than 500 Catholic elementary and high school students, promoting the value of STEM skills. Our December event featured Olympic Gold Medalist Katie Ledecky, our new Health and Wellness Ambassador.

• Supported Tomorrow’s Hope Foundation, pledging a $125K scholarship over the course of five years (2025 being year three).

• Partnered with Catholic Charities to highlight Catholic Health’s wrap-around services for patients, including the FIAT Pregnancy Support Program and Gianna Center.

• Expanded St. Brigid Church’s telehealth program to St. Vincent de Paul Society and additional parishes.

The Gianna Center for Women’s Health & Fertility

Since the opening of the first Catholic Health Gianna Center in Babylon in 2016, our three Catholic Health Gianna Centers have served 7,347 unique patients.

• 2025 volume was approximately 2,700, a 3.6% increase over 2024. Of that total, we cared for more than 900 pregnant patients, a nearly 12% increase over 2024.

• Approximately 870 infertility patients received restorative reproductive medicine in line with Catholic teaching, a 20% increase over 2024.

• Approximately 540 patients received fertility care or natural family planning education, a 3% increase over 2024.

Fighting food insecurity

Catholic Health’s Digital & Technology Solutions Department stepped up to support Long Island Cares in fighting food insecurity across our communities. In the days before Thanksgiving, the team packed approximately 1,000 meals to ensure that local families have nourishing food on their tables.

The department also donated hundreds of pounds of food and gift cards to restock the pantry shelves that make a difference for so many.

Making waves

In 2025, Catholic Health moved to widen its public presence by designating an official ambassador of health and wellness. We partnered with Olympic gold medalist Katie Ledecky—the most decorated female swimmer in history—to create an ongoing series of healthy living videos, all extolling the benefits of sound food choices, regular exercise and clinical check-ups.

Through multiple social media channels and in-person events, Katie is helping Catholic Health to intensify our commitment to longevity and wellness, further establishing our credentials as a leader in proactive health care.

Jason Golbin, DO, MBA, MS Executive Vice President & Chief Medical Officer:

“ By promoting healthy habits and positive lifestyle changes, we can bend the disease curve downwards. That will increase wellness and longevity on Long Island while depressing health care costs.”

A few key metrics:

850 + Catholic Health Physician Partners recruited approximately 850 new in-network providers across all specialties, the largest annual recruitment to date, bringing our provider network well past 3,700 total.

8.4% ↑ Witnessed an 8.4% increase in covered lives.

$46M Against an $18M budget for 2025, the system has already generated approximately $46M in value-based care revenue.

20% ↑ MyChart engagement increased by 20% in total logins, illustrating our commitment to digital transformation.

5% ↑ Catholic Health achieved a score of 63% brand familiarity, a 5% increase over last year, well surpassing our annual goal.

Strategic Partnerships and Joint Ventures

“Over the past year, we restructured our business development portfolio and approach to be much more focused on innovation,” said Catholic Health Executive Vice President and Chief Strategy & Growth Officer Joseph Lamantia.

“We look for strategic partnerships with entities that have shared interests for advancing our mission and delivering meaningful value to the communities we serve. Not only are we creating strategic partnerships that may include Joint Ventures to expand our reach, but we are also building a set of Direct-to-Employer (D2E) offerings focused on improving access and value. Finally, we are developing commercialization and venture capabilities to help us grow concepts and improve operations for us and other health systems.”

Further, the opening of Catholic Health Ambulatory & Urgent Care on Route 110 in Melville creates a convenient pathway for both patients and employers situated along Long Island’s primary business corridor.

Through the expertise of our clinical leaders and their respective medical and surgical teams, combined with the vision of its business and administrative leaders, Catholic Health is advancing toward a very bright future. By increasing our visibility, expanding our access points and amplifying our message of excellence, more and more Long Islanders are placing their trust in Catholic Health.

Powered by Digital and Information Technology

Catholic Health continues to strengthen its position as a national leader in digital transformation, advancing reliability, security and performance across all hospitals, care sites and access points.

• First in the world to launch Epic’s AI text messaging for referral scheduling.

• Improved convenience and efficiency by raising self-arrival completion by 37% through eCheck-in and kiosks.

• Optimized digital scheduling for 200+ providers, creating 10,000+ new appointment slots.

• Earned Most Wired Level 9/10 for the second consecutive year, placing Catholic Health among the nation’s top digital health systems.

Michael Mainiero

SVP

& Chief Digital Information Officer: “ Catholic Health is investing heavily in AI to reduce the mundane and simplify the complex. We can take the burden of administrative tasks and data entry out of clinicians’ hands, giving them more time in front of the patient.”

More facilities in more places

Outstanding care requires outstanding facilities. They need to be more than merely functional—they need to be reassuring, intuitive and exude compassion.

In 2025, Catholic Health both expanded and deepened its footprint through the launch of new sites and modernization of several existing facilities. Through careful planning, our design strategy dovetails perfectly with our core identity as the Long Island health care system most dedicated to providing a comforting and confidence-building human experience.

Christine Flaherty Senior Vice President, Real Estate Development & Facilities Management:

“ Good Samaritan’s new Patient Care Pavilion reflects the input of physicians, nurses and patient advocates, all of whom helped us to shape the facility’s design and workflow to ensure patient-centered care. Based on this great collaboration, we will effectuate greater patient comfort and privacy in future building projects, providing a higher level of care for patients and their families, as well as a better work environment for our clinical teams.”

Dr. Patrick O’Shaughnessy welcomes St. Francis Heart Center’s flagship practices to their new home at 2200 Northern Boulevard in East Hills.

Key projects completed:

• Completed and opened Good Samaritan University Hospital’s new Patient Care Pavilion.

• Modernized Good Samaritan’s catheterization lab.

• Relocated St. Francis Heart Center and Cardiac Imaging to new mega-suite at 2200 Northern Boulevard in East Hills.

• Established new CT Angiography services at St. Francis Hospital & Heart Center’s DeMatteis Center.

• Modernized St. Catherine of Siena Hospital’s OR supporting its newly opened Center for Spine and Orthopaedics.

• Expanded St. Francis Heart Center Ambulatory Cardiology Center within the Ryan Building on the campus of Mercy Hospital.

• Opened new Catholic Health Ambulatory Care sites in Flushing, Melville, Merrick and Bethpage.

• Opened a new Catholic Health Physician Partners site in West Babylon.

• Completed expansion of the Stephen B. Gold Dental Clinic.

St. Catherine of Siena Hospital opens its Center for Spine and Orthopaedics.

St. Francis Heart Center and Cardiac Imaging Center, East Hills.

Strategic Modernizations Completed:

• Pharmacy upgrades for the Catholic Health Cancer Institute Outpatient Infusion Center at East Hills.

• Arkay Infusion Pharmacy to facilitate home infusion therapies for patients systemwide.

Strategic Renovations in Progress:

• St. Francis Hospital & Heart Center: Master Facility plan and CT Operating Room modernization.

• St. Joseph Hospital: Master Facility plan.

• Mercy Hospital: Emergency Department Phase 2 and inpatient Behavioral Health modernizations, and Access Center for the Center for Care Coordination.

• Ambulatory Care: Expansion at 4 Ohio Drive, Lake Success.

Strategic Renovations in-progress:

• St. Francis Hospital & Heart Center – Master Facility plan.

Deep dive through the numbers

Catholic Health is the only comprehensive health care system shaped by the spirit of Long Island. Founded in faith, rooted in mission and tethered to our communities, Catholic Health is a highly integrated health care delivery system. We deliver exceptional medical and surgical services, which are always infused with a healthy dose of compassion and respect for human dignity.

Financial performance Total assets $4.7 billion

Third-largest employer on Long Island with approximately 18,000 employees

6 Acute care hospitals

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more than 1,900 certified hospital beds

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• St. Francis Hospital & Heart Center , Roslyn

• Mercy Hospital, Rockville Centre

• St. Charles Hospital, Port Jefferson

• St. Catherine of Siena Hospital, Smithtown

• St. Joseph Hospital, Bethpage

• Good Samaritan University Hospital, West Islip

3,700+ 4 14 Catholic Health Physician Partners Cancer Institute locations Outpatient rehabilitation locations

24 Multispecialty ambulatory care locations Home Health Care Good Shepherd Hospice

88,303 Hospital admissions

4,839 Newborn deliveries

360,280 Home care visits

68,694 Ambulatory surgeries

24,645 Inpatient surgeries

520,616 Ambulatory outpatient visits

239,922 Emergency Department visits

159,517 Hospice days of care

137,356 Rehabilitation visits

Catholic Health enhances the economy and community

Data presented here reflects the total economic and community benefit provided by Catholic Health’s six hospitals, as compiled by the Healthcare Association of New York State (HANYS) from a variety of federal and state sources.

Economic activity

$5.93 billion

Generated by our hospitals through jobs and the purchase of goods and services is part of the 10.3% of the state’s entire gross domestic product generated by all New York hospitals.

26,000 Jobs supported

Hospitals and health systems are often the largest employers in communities, generate many more jobs and are the top 10 private sector employers in every region of New York.

$925 million Tax dollars generated

Catholic Health generates significant tax dollars and stimulates the economies of local communities in which it serves.

$487 million Community benefits and investments

Adhering to our charitable mission, Catholic Health hospitals cover the cost of care provided to people in need; subsidize care and services to low-income, elderly and underserved communities; and continuously invest in many community health initiatives.

Gary Havican Chief Operating Officer:

“ In 2025, our Operational Excellence initiative drove measurable improvements in access to care, supply chain efficiencies, pharmacy usage, clinical performance and patient satisfaction. The launch of our Centralized Transfer Center has standardized our ability to get patients to and from the care they need with much greater cohesion. That’s driving both revenue growth and tighter controls around expense management, accelerating Catholic Health’s momentum toward strategic success.”

Achievements in our wake

Catholic Health’s dedication to excellence scored high recognition across our hospitals in 2025. The following honors reflect our steadfast commitment to quality at every level, always coordinating to deliver an exceptional human experience for every patient in our care.

Catholic Health started the year by receiving Press Ganey’s 2025 High Reliability Organization Foundation Award, recognizing Catholic Health as a national leader in reliability, quality, safety and the human experience.

Chhavi Katyal, MD Chief Quality & Chief Patient Experience Officer:

“ Our quality, safety and patient experience scores are all reaching new heights. And they combine to produce a High Reliability organization. Catholic Health is committed to relentless improvement across all levels of patient services.”

2025 Awards & Honors:

St. Francis Hospital & Heart Center

• Earned its sixth consecutive CMS 5-Star rating.

• Earned its 16th consecutive “A” Grade for Safety (Fall 2025) from the Leapfrog Group: St. Francis’ 26th “A” since the ratings first began.

• Named a Top Teaching Hospital by Leapfrog for the fourth year in a row.

• Nationally ranked as one of the best hospitals in seven adult specialties by U.S. News & World Report:

– Heart & Vascular

– Diabetes & Endocrinology

– Gastroenterology & GI Surgery

– Geriatrics

– Orthopedics

– Pulmonology & Lung Surgery

– Urology

• Received fifth consecutive Magnet® Designation for nursing excellence, inclusive of Magnet with Distinction, the highest recognition from the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC).

• Designated HeartCARE Center by the American College of Cardiology (ACC).

• Received the Society of Thoracic Surgeons’ highest rating for coronary artery bypass graft (CABG).

• Earned the Emergency Nurses Association Lantern Award for Nursing Excellence in Emergency Medicine.

• American Heart Association (AHA) Get With the Guidelines® – Stroke: Gold Plus with Target: Stroke Honor Roll Elite and Target: Type 2 Diabetes Honor Roll.

Good Samaritan University Hospital

• Rated as High Performing in two procedures/ conditions by U.S. News & World Report.

• American Heart Association (AHA) Get With the Guidelines® – Stroke: Gold Plus with Target: Stroke Honor Roll Elite and Target: Type 2 Diabetes Honor Roll.

• Recognized by Healthgrades as one of America’s 50 Best Hospitals for Cardiac Surgery.

St. Charles Hospital

• Earned “A” Grade for Safety from the Leapfrog Group (Fall 2025).

• American Heart Association (AHA) Get With the Guidelines® – Stroke: Gold Plus with Target: Type 2 Diabetes Honor Roll.

• Designated a Center of Excellence for both Robotic Surgery and Hernia Surgery by the Surgical Review Corporation.

St. Catherine of Siena Hospital

• Earned “A” Grade for Safety from the Leapfrog Group (Fall 2025).

• Rated as High Performing in three procedures/ conditions by U.S. News & World Report.

• American Heart Association (AHA) Get With the Guidelines® – Stroke: Gold Plus with Target: Stroke Honor Roll Elite and Target: Type 2 Diabetes Honor Roll.

Mercy Hospital

• Rated as High Performing in one procedure/condition by U.S. News & World Report.

• Received American Nurses Credentialing Center Pathway to Excellence Designation.

• American Heart Association (AHA) Get With the Guidelines® – Stroke: Gold Plus with Target: Stroke Honor Roll Elite and Target: Type 2 Diabetes Honor Roll.

St. Joseph Hospital

• Earned the Emergency Nurses Association Lantern Award for Nursing Excellence in Emergency Medicine.

• Earned Joint Commission Certification for Joint Replacement – Hip & Knee.

• American Heart Association (AHA) Get With the Guidelines® – Stroke: Gold Plus with Target: Stroke Honor Roll Elite and Target: Type 2 Diabetes Honor Roll.

Gold Medal Cardiovascular Care

Year after year, Catholic Health’s St. Francis Hospital & Heart Center is recognized as a national leader in cardiovascular care by U.S. News & World Report. In 2025, we were awarded our 18th Gold Badge.

And now with locations across Long Island, the expertise that has made St. Francis Heart Center so trusted is widely available in Nassau and Suffolk counties as well as Queens.

Our award-winning interventional cardiologists, heart and vascular surgeons, electrophysiologists and imaging experts use the most advanced technologies to perform life-saving procedures that neutralize issues resulting from heart disease. St. Francis Heart Center physicians are at the front of their field, often performing first-of-its-kind, minimally invasive procedures.

20,935 Cardiac catheterizations

6,958 Angioplasties

2,128 Open heart surgeries

831 TAVRs

2,883 Electrophysiology procedures

868 AICDs

941 Pacemakers

2025 achievements and activities

• First in the world to use the Shockwave Javelin Coronary Intravascular Lithotripsy Catheter to treat patients with severe blockages in coronary vessels.

• Enrolled first U.S. patient in a global clinical trial evaluating a new drug-coated balloon designed to improve blood flow in previously treated arteries.

• Introduced the first commercial U.S. use of exercise stress PET imaging using an innovative new tracer to provide precise heart blood-flow assessment.

• One of the first three sites in the world that performed advanced electrosurgery procedures (SESAME).

• First in the U.S. to bring robotic radiation reduction to the catheterization lab.

• Recruited numerous physicians to the St. Francis Heart Center program, appointing three cardiovascular leaders, including world-renowned physician Dr. Jeffrey Moses as Chair of Cardiology at Good Samaritan University Hospital.

• Established the Robotic Surgery program, led by Dr. Albert DiMeo.

• Nationally ranked by U.S. News & World Report in Heart & Vascular for the 18th year. Also rated high performing in all cardiac adult procedures/ conditions.

• Opened a new St. Francis Heart Center megasuite in our East Hills complex, with a dedicated Cardiovascular Imaging Suite.

• Opened a dedicated Cardiology Center at the Ryan Building on the Mercy Hospital campus.

• L aunched the Catholic Health Preventive Cardiology program, led by Dr. Thomas Pappas, at Catholic Health’s Ambulatory Care site in East Hills and Riverhead.

• Expanded the Advanced Heart Failure program, led by Dr. Jeremy Mazurek, to include a Barostim implant as a minimally invasive option for patients with symptomatic heart failure.

• Established new Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (HCM) Program.

Richard Shlofmitz, MD Chairman,

Cardiovascular Services

Chairman of Cardiology, St. Francis Hospital & Heart Center:

Richard Shlofmitz, MD, FACC, is an international leader in precision angioplasty, performing over 1,000 coronary interventions annually. He has the most clinical experience with orbital atherectomy and optical coherence tomography (OCT) worldwide. Dr. Shlofmitz has been one of the largest enrollers for a number of clinical trials.

“ St. Francis Hospital leads the way in cardiac innovation, bringing Long Islanders the most advanced treatments long before other health systems. We’re the go-to destination for complex heart care—and, in my opinion, the world’s best in cardiovascular imaging, physiology and structural heart treatment.”

Bringing our “A” game  to Cancer Care

The Catholic Health Cancer Institute, with locations across Long Island, brings together oncologists of every discipline—medical, surgical and radiation—all working together to create a customized treatment strategy specific to the needs of each patient. Strategies are personalized to best address the cancer type and stage, as well as the age and health history of the patient. This requires truly listening to the patient and working together to produce the best possible outcomes.

Catholic Health’s multidisciplinary cancer teams are fortified with the most current and promising cancer research through our affiliation with doctors from Columbia and Weill Cornell Medicine. Our partnership gives us deep and extensive participation in clinical trials, which are signaling new and effective ways to combat cancer.

Beyond using the most advanced oncologic therapies, Catholic Health addresses the physical and emotional aspects of the disease. Our multidisciplinary approach includes nurse navigators, pastoral care counselors and social workers who support our valued patients in their entirety—the body, mind and spirit. We work as a team to make the patient journey as comfortable as possible, always anchored in compassion and respect. Perhaps that’s why more and more Long Islanders are turning to Catholic Health for complex cancer care.

Bhoomi Mehrotra, MD Chairman, Cancer Services:

2025 achievements and activities

• Opened six oncology trials in 2025, for a total of 14 open trials.

• Implemented system-wide Cancer Institute Complex Breast Case Conferences.

• The Cancer Institute at Good Samaritan University Hospital was re-certified by the National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers.

“ Each year, we see new treatments emerging to help us manage cancer. Catholic Health is in the vanguard, making use of these novel therapies, always customizing a treatment strategy to the specific needs of each individual. Catholic Health’s cancer patients don’t have a doctor—they have a team of highly experienced experts.”

Chair of Cancer Services and Director/Oncology for The Catholic Health Cancer Institute at St.

New developments for Surgical Services

Under the leadership of Gary Gecelter, MD, System Chair for Surgical Services and Surgical Oncology Services and Chair of St. Francis Hospital & Heart Center’s Department of Surgery, Catholic Health continues to strengthen and extend surgical services throughout our system.

“Over the past year, we have concentrated on recruitment of surgical leaders of superlative talent in the fields of complex gastrointestinal, colorectal, liver, pancreatic, pulmonary and esophageal surgery,” said Dr. Gecelter. Doing so has widened and solidified Catholic Health’s foundation and growth in both general and oncologic surgery. “Our aim is to provide the best patient experience in our region through strategic delivery of care and a multidisciplinary decision-making approach. There is no doubt Catholic Health is at the forefront of both science and innovation.”

“In the realm of cancer surgery, the Whipple procedure is one of the most complex, requiring highly skilled staff at a high-acuity hospital with excellent patient outcomes,” explained Sandeep Anantha, MD. “Traditionally, this complex operation is performed with a large abdominal incision. Now, with a high-definition camera and articulating robotic instruments, we can perform the surgery with greater precision, achieving similar results. The minimally invasive approach allows for less pain, faster recovery and vastly improved patient satisfaction.”

In 2025, Eugene Rubach, MD, Gary Gecelter, MD and Sandeep Anantha, MD performed Catholic Health’s first Robotic Whipple procedure at St. Francis Hospital & Heart Center. This advanced minimally invasive procedure treats patients with pancreatic cancer and periampullary tumors.

68,694 Ambulatory surgeries

24,645 Inpatient surgeries

2025 achievements and activities

• Recruited world-renowned Thoracic Surgeon Abbas E. Abbas, MD, as inaugural System Chair of the Department of Thoracic Surgery.

• Recruited Cristina Sardinha, MD, as our System Chief of Colon and Rectal Surgery.

• Recruited Sandeep Anantha, MD, as System Director of Robotic Surgical Oncology.

• Appointed Jana Deitch, MD, as System Director of Breast Surgery.

• St. Francis Hospital & Heart Center once again recognized as a national leader in Gastroenterology & GI Surgery by U.S. News & World Report

• St. Francis Hospital & Heart Center once again recognized as a national leader in Pulmonology & Lung Surgery by U.S. News & World Report.

In 2025, Sandeep Anantha, MD, FACS, MBA, joined Catholic Health as new System Director, Robotic Surgical Oncology. Dr. Anantha is nationally recognized for his expertise in complex Robotic surgery to treat hepatobiliary and pancreatic cancer.

Gary Gecelter, MD, FACS, is world-renowned in oncologic and laparoscopic surgery, specializing in advanced and minimally-invasive techniques.

At the crest of Neuroscience

With awards for stroke care at all Catholic Health hospitals, a larger network of physicians, programs and state-of-the-art facilities—including the Patient Care Pavilion at Good Samaritan University Hospital—Catholic Health continues to push neuroscience and neurointerventional care to new heights—in our region and beyond.

In 2025, we expanded our services at the renowned Gary H. Richard and Family Stroke & Brain Aneurysm Center of Long Island at Good Samaritan University Hospital throughout Catholic Health, all while introducing new services, programs and locations to drive innovation and improve health outcomes for neurology patients.

Our award-winning stroke care saved numerous lives, and new procedures provided significant quality of life improvements to help patients regain their independence and take charge of their health, a guiding tenet of our care delivery.

Projects across our network are already underway to continue growing our Neuroscience services through 2026 and beyond.

1,770 Patients treated for stroke-related symptoms

174 Given clot-dissolving thrombolytic medication

2,902 Neuro biplane cases

2025 achievements and activities

• Increased neurointervention procedure volume by approximately 400% since 2020 and an estimated 118% since 2022.

• All six Catholic Health hospitals once again received the American Heart Association (AHA) Get With the Guidelines ® – Stroke: Gold Plus award.

• Established a Transient Ischemic Attack Center of Excellence at Good Samaritan University Hospital.

• Developed a Migraine and Headache Center based out of the Plainview neurology practice.

• Created a system-wide Alzheimer’s and Dementia program, with the goal of establishing the first certified Alzheimer’s and Dementia Center of Excellence in Nassau County.

• Established neurological infusion programs at St. Francis, St. Joseph, St. Charles, Mercy and Good Samaritan University Hospitals.

• Developed a Collaborative and Integrated Spine Center of Excellence at Good Samaritan University Hospital, with another in development at St. Catherine of Siena Hospital.

• Performed middle meningeal artery embolization as a promising experimental therapy for chronic headaches.

• Surgically implanted Vivistim, an FDA-approved vagus nerve stimulation (VNS) system that helps improve hand and arm function in chronic stroke survivors, at St. Charles Hospital.

Advanced knee replacement surgery at St. Charles Hospital.

Leadership in Musculoskeletal Care

Catholic Health has added significantly to its faculty of seasoned specialists in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Adult Joint Reconstruction, Sports Medicine, Foot & Ankle Care, Primary Care Sports Medicine, Pediatric Orthopedics, Pain Management, Spine Care and Rheumatology.

In 2025, we significantly increased musculoskeletal patient volume, established partnerships to expand access to care and bolster community engagement and participated in cutting-edge clinical trials and research to drive innovation in care delivery, all while maintaining national recognition for our services.

Orthopedic care is evolving, and Catholic Health is helping usher in this new era. Our expert team of specialists provides comprehensive care ranging from hip and knee replacements to spine surgery to sports medicine to pain management for patients of all ages.

10,334 Total orthopedic procedures

3,219 Joint procedures

463 Revision procedures

1,628 Orthopedic spine procedures

5,024 Other orthopedic procedures

2025 achievements and activities

• Recruited two Sports Medicine surgeons, one Adult Joint Reconstruction surgeon, one Foot & Ankle surgeon and a Pediatric Orthopedic surgeon specializing in Prader-Willi syndrome.

• St. Francis Hospital & Heart Center was once again ranked one of the best hospitals in the U.S. for orthopedics by U.S. News & World Report.

• St. Charles Hospital earned high-performance ratings for hip replacement and knee replacement from U.S. News & World Report. The Joint Commission also renewed Advanced Certification for both specialties.

• Participated in clinical trials testing the Zimmer Biomet Cementless Knee Systems.

• Provided enhanced sideline coverage for Chaminade and Saint Anthony’s High Schools, with plans to expand to Holy Trinity High School and other Catholic high schools in 2026.

Renowned in Rehabilitation

Catholic Health is the premier physical therapy and rehabilitation provider on Long Island, offering the most comprehensive physical, occupational and speech therapy services. In 2025, we expanded access to our renowned services across Long Island, with an emphasis on increasing our outpatient presence to accommodate patients’ growing demand for convenient care close to home.

Our 10 outpatient Catholic Health Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation locations in Nassau and Suffolk counties offer patients with non-surgical orthopedic injuries or conditions expert care from board-certified physiatrists and physical, occupational and speech therapists. And a new partnership with one of the leading physical therapy providers in the Northeast will continue to extend our wide range of services across Long Island for years to come.

Our inpatient services also upheld their high standard of excellence, with St. Charles Hospital maintaining its status as the only hospital on Long Island accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) for comprehensive rehabilitation for adults and children.

2025 achievements and activities

• Provided nearly 135,000 outpatient rehabilitation visits across Long Island.

• Expanded concussion management services for student athletes with two new sports medicine physicians.

• Partnered with a leading regional provider of physical, occupational and hand therapy, increasing access and improving outcomes across Long Island.

• Partnered with Long Island Rough Riders and Long Island Soccer Club as the Official Healthcare Partner of the professional and youth soccer teams.

Gray, DO Medical Director, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, St. Charles Hospital:

“ Our specialists don’t just deliver therapy—they restore possibility. From complex neurological recovery to everyday mobility, our rehab team handles it all with expertise and heart.”

Island-wide Primary Care

Primary Care is often the first touchpoint for one’s health. In addition to annual check-ups and vaccinations, many patients turn to their Primary Care Provider at the first sign of any health issue. It is a life-long relationship defined by trust, communication and excellence. To accommodate the growing demand for this core tenet of health care, Catholic Health continued its expansion of Primary Care services throughout 2025.

With a larger network of providers, new programs and a growing number of facilities, we increased access to our Primary Care services in the inpatient, outpatient and digital settings to ensure patients across Long Island can engage with our providers according to their unique needs and preferences.

Anthony P. Ardito, MD Chairman, Primary Care:

2025 achievements and activities

• Expanded total Primary Care network to include more than 625 providers.

• Generated more than 473,000 ambulatory care visits, up 26% over prior year.

• Extended practice hours and days of operation across the Primary Care network, including evenings and weekends.

• L aunched Internal Medicine residency program at St. Catherine of Siena Hospital and Family Medicine residency program at St. Joseph Hospital.

“ For many, one’s relationship with Primary Care is synonymous with their relationship with health care itself. At Catholic Health, it is always our goal to not only employ the most skilled providers to deliver exceptional care, but also ensure patients have seamless access to that care. In 2025, we made great strides on those fronts, and we’ll continue to do so into the years ahead.”

Next level Women’s Health

Catholic Health is committed to providing the highest level of care for every woman who comes through our doors, always with a level of compassion and dignity unique to our system. At our hospitals and care sites throughout Nassau and Suffolk counties, we offer a wide variety of services to ensure women have access to the care they need, when, where and how they need it.

In 2025, we made great strides within Women’s Health services increasing our network of employed physicians and launching numerous programs to address the unique health needs of women across Long Island.

Our services continued to garner national recognition. This year, Good Samaritan University Hospital was re-certified by the National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers, named a Center of Excellence for Minimally Invasive Gynecologic Surgery, and achieved the highly prestigious international Baby-Friendly designation from Baby-Friendly USA.

These are just a few small factors that allow Catholic Health to stay at the forefront of women’s health, always evolving alongside the needs of our patients.

2025 achievements and activities

• Performed approximately 5,800 deliveries and 4,100 gynecologic procedures (inpatient and outpatient).

• Received Center of Excellence designation for Minimally Invasive Gynecologic Surgery at Good Samaritan University Hospital.

• L aunched a Pelvic Health and Rehabilitation program at our Ambulatory Care at Commack location.

• Awarded $525K in grant funding for Catholic Health Gianna Centers.

• Awarded $100K grant to open a Lactation Center.

• Good Samaritan University Hospital earned its sixth consecutive accreditation from the National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers, a quality program administered by the American College of Surgeons.

• Achieved the highly prestigious designation from Baby-Friendly USA at Good Samaritan University Hospital.

• L aunched a Placenta Accreta Center to improve care coordination for high-risk patient deliveries.

• L aunched an Adolescent Gynecology program.

John Vullo, MD Chairman, Women’s Health:

“ Women’s Health has always been a priority at Catholic Health, and it’s only getting stronger. With a diverse array of programs and services, nationally accredited facilities and a team of world-class experts specializing in gynecology, urology, breast surgery and more, we’re uniquely equipped to care for the women and families of Long Island.”

Advancing care with Integrative Medicine

As Catholic Health continues to expand, we are ushering in a new era of care, one focused on preventive, whole-body health and wellness. We call it Integrative Medicine, and it’s made major developments in 2025.

Our dedicated Catholic Health Center for Integrative Medicine and Optimal Health utilizes evidence-based treatments and guidance to help patients optimize their health and well-being. The Center’s expert team offers treatment plans consisting of medication, physical therapy, psychotherapy, acupuncture, naturopathy, nutritional plans and more, always tailored to each patient’s unique needs.

With Integrative Medicine, Primary Care is no longer simply an annual physical or going to the doctor when you feel sick, but working with providers to understand all aspects of your health and taking the steps to address potential issues before they arise.

Banner year!

Catholic Health attracted more than 200 new patients to its Integrative Medicine and Optimal Health Program since mid-2024. We’ve increased our office to ensure outstanding support of our growing patient base and enhance services.

In 2025, we welcomed Olympic champion Katie Ledecky as Health and Wellness Ambassador at Catholic Health. In this role, she has helped bring awareness to this new approach to medicine, championing the value of proactive, preventive care through a series of video content and in-person events on Long Island. We look forward to spreading this message even further as our partnership continues.

Majoring in Minors

Catholic Health has long been a beacon for pediatric care on Long Island, maintaining a standard of excellence in both general pediatrics and numerous specialties and subspecialties. Our team of expert physicians trained in pediatric cardiology, pulmonology, gastroenterology, endocrinology, hematology, nephrology, neurology and more are prepared to treat even the most complex medical issues for children of all ages.

As the only Level II Pediatric Trauma Center on the south shore of Long Island—and with a dedicated Pediatric Emergency Department and Pediatric Intensive Care Unit—Good Samaritan University Hospital is uniquely equipped to care for the children of Long Island at a moment’s notice.

Mercy Hospital is home to the Family Care Center, a state-of-the-art outpatient hub providing primary care, maternal fetal medicine, pediatrics, obstetrics, gynecology, neonatal care and more to women and children in Nassau County, including those from underserved populations.

And with an expanding array of dedicated inpatient and outpatient pediatric programs throughout the system, Catholic Health is staying true to its mission of ensuring every patient—no matter their age— receives excellent care tailored to their unique needs.

Mercy Hospital celebrated a true miracle as Baby Trinity went home after 146 days in the NICU— stronger, healthier and surrounded by love.

2025 achievements and activities

• Employed physicians specializing in Pediatric Gastroenterology, General Surgery and Orthopedics.

• L aunched a Pediatric Observation Program at Good Samaritan University Hospital.

• Expanded Mercy Hospital’s Pediatric Specialty Center to offer full-time services.

• Initiated collaboration discussions with NewYork-Presbyterian for tertiary pediatric services.

• Opened a new Pediatric Emergency Department as part of the new Patient Care Pavilion at Good Samaritan University Hospital.

Cornelia

Muntean, MD Program Director, Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship:

“ Children deserve the highest level of care, whether that be a standard checkup or a lifesaving procedure. In 2025, we further bolstered our exceptional care with new programs, new physicians and new facilities, including a beautiful Pediatric Emergency Department in the recently opened Patient Care Pavilion at Good Samaritan University Hospital. At every access point, we’re ready to care for our young patients with the utmost compassion.”

Emergency Care when minutes count

Catholic Health is the go-to destination for emergency care on Long Island. All Catholic Health hospitals have Emergency Departments staffed 24/7 with boardcertified Emergency Medicine physicians, registered nurses and designated support staff ready to manage any acute illness or injury. In times of crisis, our teams respond immediately and effectively.

Over the past two years, Catholic Health has expanded and modernized most of its Emergency Departments. Our enhanced, larger ED’s are equipped with the latest technology to deliver efficient, best-practice emergency care.

Good Samaritan University Hospital is the only Level I Adult Trauma/Level II Pediatric Trauma Center on the south shore of Long Island. Additionally, Good Samaritan, Mercy, St. Catherine of Siena and St. Charles Hospitals have each been recognized for excellence in emergency care for older adults.

Christopher C. Raio, MD, MBA Chief of Emergency Medicine:

“ Our Emergency Departments utilize a patientcentered approach allowing our teams to provide superior care that’s tailored to each patient’s needs. Our communities can be assured that Catholic Health’s emergency facilities have the necessary expertise, equipment and resources to deliver optimal care. ”

Expanded Behavioral Health

Catholic Health’s behavioral health services improve the lives and well-being of those with mental health conditions across Long Island. With inpatient behavioral health units at Mercy and St. Catherine of Siena hospitals, inpatient and outpatient chemical dependency programs at Mercy and St. Charles hospitals and a growing number of support services across our system, we’re equipped to address a wide variety of mental health conditions.

Under the leadership of Dr. Ronald Brenner, Chief of Behavioral Health Services, Catholic Health’s licensed professionals tailor care plans to each patient’s specific needs, ensuring they receive the most appropriate care. This patient-centered approach—guided by compassion and excellence—defines our work.

In 2025, we made great strides to accommodate the growing need for behavioral health, increasing access to care in the inpatient, outpatient and digital settings through the launch of new programs and expansion of our existing services.

Ronald Brenner, MD Chief, Behavioral Health:

2025 achievements and activities

• Developed Critical Timed Intervention program with Family Residences & Essential Enterprises (FREE) to be deployed across all Catholic Health hospitals.

• Expanded pilot program, first launched at St. Charles Hospital, with the Family and Children’s Association to implement SHERPA on-site at Mercy Hospital.

• Expanded inpatient telepsychiatry services to include weeknights, creating more efficient staffing.

• Received $2.1M grant from Nassau County Opioid Settlement Fund to establish the Workforce Resilience Institute at Catholic Health.

“ 2025 marked significant growth for behavioral health across our system. Patient needs are always evolving, and we continue to expand and improve to ensure we are equipped to provide care for those who need it, always with the utmost compassion and dignity.”

Care at Home

A commitment to excellence in three distinct streams

In 2025, we commenced a rebranding of our exceptional home care, palliative care and hospice services. Uniting our “care where you are” programs under a common vision, we are presenting Catholic Health Care at Home as our overarching sub-brand. Within that ecosystem, we have three distinct service offerings, each delivering expert care to patients in the place they feel most comfortable, always with a level of compassion unique to Catholic Health:

• Home Care: Personalized, skilled care, right at home

• Palliative Care: A Quality of Life Program

• Good Shepherd Hospice: A Legacy of Care Program

Kim Kranz President, Catholic Health Home Care and Hospice:

“By presenting Catholic Health Care at Home as a single, cohesive vision we better communicate our commitment to meeting people where they are, providing expert, compassionate care in the place they feel most comfortable.”

360,280 Home Care visits

159,517 Hospice days of care

2025 achievements and activities

• Managed more than 6,000 telehealth visits.

• E xpanded our innovative Home Care Residency program to include physical therapists.

• Our Lady of Consolation Nursing & Rehabilitation was recognized for longand short-term care for the eighth consecutive year and named among the top skilled nursing facilities in New York State by U.S. News & World Report.

• St. Catherine of Siena Nursing & Rehabilitation ranked as one of the top skilled nursing facilities in the country in Newsweek’s “America’s Best Nursing Homes 2026” report for the seventh consecutive year, ranking first on Long Island.

Good Shepherd Hospice

Because your loved one deserves the best care—at all times

A vital component of Catholic Health’s care continuum, Good Shepherd Hospice provides the utmost care and comfort—both spiritually and medically. Our inpatient facilities—at Mercy Hospital in Rockville Centre and St. Charles Hospital in Port Jefferson—exude a homey environment, carefully designed to support patients and their families when they are feeling most vulnerable. Outpatient hospice services are also widely available.

In difficult times, tension is replaced with tranquility as Catholic Health’s interdisciplinary team supports our patients’ physical, emotional and spiritual needs. Hospice and palliative care patients live their days in a calm and comfortable manner, often engaging in activities they find personally meaningful and restorative. Pain is managed in a way that honors the patient’s wishes.

And we partner with families to support their needs as well, always with the goal of bringing inner peace.

Andrea Hickey

Chaplain, Good Shepherd Hospice:

“In the most challenging times, our hospice professionals are there all the way for our patients and their families. We care for the spirit as much as the body, always centering around what is most meaningful for our patients and their families.”

Training tomorrow’s physician leaders

Catholic Health’s Graduate Medical Education (GME) Program attracts more and more medical graduates from across our region. They choose Catholic Health because of our preeminent reputation across a number of medical specialties, many of which involve complex care and treatment. Trainees are mentored under the supervision of our senior medical staff. Many residents who complete their training with us enter Catholic Health’s employed physician network.

Good Samaritan University Hospital has long offered fully accredited residency training programs in emergency medicine, family medicine, obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics and podiatric surgery, as well as fellowship training programs in complex benign gynecology, maternal-fetal medicine and pediatric emergency medicine. Catholic Health has launched similar programs system-wide, adding General Surgery and Psychiatry to our GME portfolio.

Catherine Caronia, MD

Chairman, Pediatrics Chairman, Graduate

Medical Education:

2025 achievements and activities

• Good Samaritan University Hospital achieved accreditation for a fellowship in maternal fetal medicine, recruiting its first fellow in August 2025.

• St. Catherine of Siena Hospital’s general surgery residency recruited its second class of trainees, beginning July 2025.

• St. Catherine of Siena Hospital launched its psychiatry residency, with its inaugural class beginning July 2025.

• St. Catherine of Siena Hospital recruited an internal medicine residency program director to develop an internal medicine residency that will propel ongoing growth of fellowship programs across Catholic Health.

• The 2025/2026 program expansion across Catholic Health is expected to see a 24% increase in trainees over 2024/2025.

“ Catholic Health’s residency and fellowship programs are expanding each year. They’ve become very popular with graduates looking to practice on Long Island. Trainees respond to the high expertise our physicians bring to their healing work, as well as Catholic Health’s surrounding culture of caring. It makes them want to stay as members of our team.”

Reaching out to at-risk populations

Catholic Health works to deliver exceptional health care wherever it is needed across Long Island. That includes a special focus on underserved communities. Our Community Outreach and Health Equity initiatives are helping more Long Islanders detect health issues and reverse debilitating trends. By addressing the social determinants of health, Catholic Health is helping to reduce preventable and correctable health disparities.

2025 Community Outreach programs

• Generated $5.9B in economic activity through jobs and purchase of goods and services at Catholic Health hospitals, including $487M in community benefit and investments.

• Provided free health screenings to more than 7,700 individuals through our Mobile Outreach Bus Program, with a focus on underserved communities.

• Received approximately 15,000 visits from pregnant women and children at our Mercy Hospital Family Care Center.

• Cared for approximately 850 patients, most of whom are uninsured, at our two Bishop McHugh Health Centers.

• Provided meals and/or food program assistance to more than 1,500 food-insecure individuals.

• Continued partnership with Gift of Life International to provide free lifesaving cardiac procedures to children from developing countries at St. Francis Hospital & Heart Center.

• Hosted “Give Veterans a Smile Day,” providing free dental care at the Stephen B. Gold Dental Clinic at St. Charles Hospital.

• Partnered with Smile Farms to open our third cooperative food garden, this newest one at St. Catherine of Siena Hospital.

• Raised more than $118K for cancer research through the Empire State Ride.

• Served again as Medal of Honor Title Sponsor for the Suffolk County Marathon, helping to raise money to support local veteran organizations.

• Packed 1,000 meals for Long Island Cares to ensure that local families have nourishing food on their tables for Thanksgiving.

Lawrence

Eisenstein, MD, MPH,

FACP Chief Public & Community Health Officer:

Health

screenings make the difference!

Catholic Health sends experienced clinicians to convenient community locations to conduct free screenings and provide health education. Our Mobile Clinical Units are “exam rooms on wheels” where Catholic Health clinicians provide free vaccines and test blood pressure, cholesterol, blood sugar levels and body mass index. Nearly every week, we visit parishes, senior centers, libraries, schools, community centers and large-scale community events. When screenings detect potential health issues, we guide the patient to one of our Bishop McHugh clinics, Family Care Centers or wherever the patient can be treated safely, effectively and with full respect. Our outreach efforts include Catholic Health’s Speakers Bureau, which places our clinical leaders at community events to share lifechanging health education. We offer experts in 26 languages. Requests for speakers and a list of topics can be found on our website.

“ Bending the disease curve to improve health outcomes is at the core of Catholic Health’s Community Health strategy and outreach operations. This year, thousands of people participated in Catholic Health’s outreach events across Long Island, many from our most at-risk communities. Connecting people to preventive and ongoing care services within Catholic Health will surely help them achieve improved, and hopefully maximal, health status ”

The ripple effect of Philanthropy

Philanthropy is often imagined as a single act of generosity, but at Catholic Health it is better understood as a tide of gratitude that touches every shoreline on Long Island. Each gift joins countless others, forming waves of compassion that touch patients, caregivers, families and entire communities.

When neighbors, grateful patients, physicians, staff, volunteers and community partners give together, their collective generosity builds momentum. A single drop may seem modest on its own, but when joined with others, it strengthens the current. That in turn supports advances in medical technology, expands access to care, builds greater healing environments, and launches innovative programs that improve lives across Long Island.

Philanthropy also creates bonds of gratitude, affection and compassion. Gratitude flows from patients whose lives have been changed. Affection grows between caregivers and those they serve. Compassion moves outward, ensuring that no one is left standing on the shore alone. These bonds create a warm and caring community where every individual—patient, donor or caregiver—is acknowledged for his or her unique self.

At Catholic Health, philanthropy is not transactional; it is relational. It reflects a shared belief that healing is a communal responsibility. Together, we become part of something life-giving and enduring: a living current of generosity that sustains hope, restores health and carries us forward.

The ripple effect of philanthropy reminds us that when we give together, we heal together.

2025 extraordinary support received Catholic Health donors made 36,660 gifts in 2025, each one joining the rising tide of philanthropic support for our hospitals, hospice and home care services. Together, our generous supporters ensure that every patient and every family enjoys the very best care from warm and compassionate caregivers.

$4 million from the Mother Cabrini Health Foundation to support Mercy Hospital’s path to Magnet ® Nursing designation—the largest gift in Mercy Hospital’s history.

$3 million from The Bahnik Foundation in support of St. Francis Hospital’s Cardiology Innovation Research Fund.

$1 million from the Kundic family to support St. Charles Hospital with key imaging equipment in its newly expanded Emergency Room.

$1 million from a private donor in the community in support of the highest priority needs at Good Samaritan University Hospital.

$750,000 from the Mother Cabrini Health Foundation to fund St. Joseph Hospital’s nursing assistant training program for the coming three years.

$500,000 challenge grant from the Banyan Tree Roots Foundation to encourage community support for the renovation of the cardiac catheterization lab at St. Catherine of Siena Hospital.

Patrick M. O’Shaughnessy, DO, MBA

President

& CEO, Catholic Health:

“ The many achievements and expansions represented in this report would not be possible without the generous support of our many donors. Speaking for the entire team at Catholic Health, we are deeply grateful for the continuing support of our friends and supporters. You help us to help so many.”

Making a splash in the media

In 2025, Catholic Health launched an innovative new series of healthy living tips featuring U.S. Olympian Katie Ledecky as our official Health and Wellness Ambassador. The inaugural public service announcement was Catholic Health’s most-watched video ever, with almost 500,000 views. Cumulatively, all Katie Ledecky videos have been viewed three million times and counting.

LONG LIVE

Our branding evolves

A new iteration of Catholic Health’s brand campaign was launched in 2025, focused on our many access points to quality care. The campaign led to a continued increase in brand familiarity, up 58% since 2020.

Joe Carofano Executive Vice President, Chief Brand & Marketing Officer:

“ A brand is much more than an ad, logo or tag line. That’s just our calling card. Our core brand is the way we engage, how we exhibit our culture and values, how we extend ourselves for our consumers. Catholic Health’s brand is the sum of all those experiences. That makes every member of the team responsible for being a true brand ambassador.”

Catholic Health’s team gets its message out by marching in New York City’s annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade.

Catholic Health Officers and Board of Directors/Trustees

Board of Directors

Salvatore Sodano

Chairman

Geoffrey de Lesseps

Vice Chair

Regina Piscazzi

Secretary

Maria J. DeMatos

Interim

Treasurer

Patrick O’Shaughnessy, DO

President & CEO

Jerry Balentine, DO

Peter Dagher

Debra DelVecchio

Reverend Lee Descoteaux

Hon. Vito DeStefano

Joseph F. Kuehn, Jr.

Joseph Mattone, Jr., Esq.

Reverend John McCartney

Rev. Brandon P. O’Brien

Susan O’Hara, RN

Anthony S. Passaretti

Robert H. Power

John Romanelli, MD

Ronald Shindel

Glenn W. Tyranski

Andrew Zucaro

Corporate Members

Most Reverend John Barres

Reverend Lee Descoteaux

Reverend Eric Fasano

Sister Mary Lou Kelly, CIJ

Sister Noreen Murray, FMM

Most Reverend Luis Romero

Sister Catherine Sheehan, DW

Richard J.J. Sullivan, Jr.

Reverend Msgr. James Vlaun

Most Reverend Andrzej Zglejszewski

Our Mission Statement

We, at Catholic Health, humbly join together to bring Christ’s healing mission and the mission of mercy of the Catholic Church expressed in Catholic health care to our communities.