irs program accomplishments · form 990 part iii · fy2020
what they reported doing
Program narrative the organization filed with the IRS. Ordered by program spending.
- #1 primary $22.50MTHE CHILDREN'S REHABILITATIVE SERVICES (CRS) PROGRAM STARTED IN 1929 TO PROVIDE MEDICAL SERVICES TO CHILDREN WHO HAVE SOME OF THE MOST SERIOUS HEALTH CONDITIONS AND WHO ARE ENROLLED IN THE ARIZONA HEALTH CARE COST CONTAINMENT SYSTEM (MEDICAID). THE PROGRAM IN TOTAL SERVES OVER 24,000 MEMBERS STATEWIDE WITH THE DMG LOCATION SERVING APPROXIMATELY 16,000 CHILDREN, INCLUDING TELEMEDICINE VISITS AND FIELD CLINICS SERVING THE OUTLYING COMMUNITIES.THE CRS MULTI-SPECIALTY INTERDISCIPLINARY CLINIC (MSIC) WAS DESIGNED TO UNIQUELY MEET THE HEALTH CARE REQUIREMENTS OF SPECIAL NEEDS CHILDREN BY OFFERING NEARLY ALL SPECIALTY, PRIMARY CARE, AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES IN A SINGLE LOCATION. THE DMG CRS CLINIC PROVIDES A FULL SPECTRUM OF PEDIATRIC SPECIALTY CARE WHERE PHYSICIANS, THERAPISTS, NUTRITIONISTS, CHILD LIFE SPECIALISTS, SOCIAL WORKERS AND A HOST OF OTHERS CAN ALL WORK TOGETHER PROVIDING VITAL MEDICAL CARE, BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CARE AND SUPPORT SERVICES UNDER ONE ROOF AND ON ONE FLOOR IN A SPACE SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED FOR THIS PURPOSE. THROUGH THE USE OF A SINGLE ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORD, THE DMG CRS CLINIC IMPROVES EFFICIENCY AND COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS, WITH THE GOAL OF IMPROVING CARE WHILE BETTER MANAGING COSTS.
named programs · 8 · from sources
what they call their work
Arizona Burn Center
Runs an internationally recognized burn center as part of Valleywise Health
Behavioral Health Services
Delivers inpatient behavioral health care through three centers and outpatient psychiatry services
Emergency and Trauma Services
Operates two emergency departments and a 260-bed Level 1 trauma center
Graduate Medical Education
Trains over 220 residents across nine programs as part of Creighton University Arizona Health Education Alliance
Medical Education and Residency Programs
Trains over 220 residents across nine residency programs and 60 affiliated programs in partnership with Creighton University Arizona Health Education Alliance
Outreach Programs
Implements unique outreach initiatives providing care to over 450,000 patients annually
Primary and Specialty Care Network
Provides primary and specialty care through 11 health centers across the Phoenix metropolitan area, serving diverse patient populations with integrated medical services
Primary and Specialty Care at Health Centers
Provides primary and specialty care through 11 health centers serving the Valley
activities · 5 groups
what they do
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Comprehensive Medical Care Delivery 5 activities
- Delivers comprehensive clinical healthcare servicesProvides clinical services across multiple healthcare facilities in the Phoenix metropolitan area, including a Level 1 trauma center, emergency departments, behavioral health centers, primary and specialty care centers, and a burn center, serving over 450,000 patients annually.
- Delivers comprehensive clinical healthcare services across multiple specialties and facilitiesProvides clinical services across a range of medical specialties—including emergency medicine, internal medicine, surgery, obstetrics and gynecology, psychiatry, pathology, radiology, anesthesiology, orthopedics, family medicine, pediatrics, and ambulatory care—at multiple healthcare facilities in the Valley, including a Level 1 trauma center, behavioral health centers, primary and specialty care centers, emergency departments, and a burn center, serving over 450,000 patients annually.
- Delivers comprehensive clinical services across multiple medical specialtiesProvides clinical care in ambulatory, family medicine, pediatrics, obstetrics and gynecology, pathology, psychiatry, anesthesiology, orthopedics, surgery, emergency medicine, internal medicine, and radiology at multiple healthcare facilities in the Valley, serving over 450,000 patients annually.
- Delivery of comprehensive clinical healthcare servicesProvides clinical services across multiple healthcare facilities in the Phoenix metropolitan area, including a Level 1 trauma center, behavioral health centers, primary and specialty care centers, emergency departments, and a burn center, serving over 450,000 patients annually.
- Operates and supports key healthcare facilities including a Level 1 trauma center and behavioral health centersProvides medical services at a Level 1 trauma center, burn center, emergency departments, behavioral health centers, primary and specialty care centers, and community health centers, nursing homes, and care facilities through partnerships with Valleywise Health and Maricopa Medical Center.
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Breast Cancer Education & Support Services 4 activities
- Development of patient education materialsProduces educational video content for patients, including topics such as colon cancer screening and risk factors, to support informed healthcare decision-making.
- Produces patient education contentCreates educational video content for patients on medical topics such as colon cancer, including information on screening and risk factors.
- Produces patient education content on medical conditionsDevelops educational video content on colon cancer, including screening and risk factors, to support patient awareness and preventive care.
- Produces patient education content on medical conditions and screeningsDevelops educational video content for patients, including topics such as colon cancer screening and risk factors, to support informed healthcare decision-making.
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Graduate Medical Education Residency Programs 4 activities
- Graduate medical education and residency trainingTrains over 220 residents across nine residency programs and 60 affiliated programs in Arizona, contributing to physician workforce development.
- Trains medical residents and affiliated healthcare professionalsOperates nine residency programs and supports 60 affiliated training programs in Arizona, training over 220 residents annually as part of its academic medical mission.
- Trains medical residents and supports graduate medical educationTrains over 220 residents across nine residency programs and 60 affiliated programs in Arizona, contributing to workforce development in the state’s healthcare system.
- Trains medical residents and supports medical education programsTrains over 220 residents across nine residency programs and 60 affiliated programs in Arizona, and supports medical education through leadership roles such as assistant dean of faculty affairs for Creighton University Arizona Health Education Alliance.
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Clinical Supervision & Quality Oversight 3 activities
- Healthcare leadership and administrative rolesProvides leadership across key healthcare institutions, including serving as chief medical quality officer, chair of pathology, director of laboratories, chief of medicine, and medical director roles in emergency, pediatric, and psychiatric units at Valleywise Health and affiliated centers.
- Provides leadership and administrative oversight in key medical departmentsSupplies leadership in critical medical roles including chief medical quality officer, chair of pathology, director of laboratories, chief of medicine, and medical director positions in pediatric ICU and psychiatry at Valleywise Health and Maricopa Medical Center.
- Provides leadership and administrative oversight in key medical rolesSupplies senior medical leadership across major healthcare institutions, including roles such as chief medical quality officer, chair of pathology, director of laboratories, chief of medicine, medical director of pediatric ICU, chairman of pediatrics, and chair of psychiatry at Valleywise Health and affiliated centers.
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Multi-Channel Utility Payment Processing 1 activity
- Patient financial services and billing supportOffers multiple channels for patients to manage medical payments, including online, by mail, and by phone.
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financials · form 990 · fy2020
revenue
Total revenue$212.52M
Contributions & grants$3.36M2%
Program service revenue$206.69M97%
Investment income$2.15M1%
Other revenue$318K
expenses
Total expenses$202.06M
Program expenses90%
Admin / overhead10%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$145.08M
Grants paid out$716K
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$74.72M
Cash$41.21M
Investments$3.01M
Liabilities$25.34M
Net assets$49.38M
Liquid reserves2.6 mo
1 years on record · 2020–2020
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2020
who runs it
paid leadership · 22
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
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| DR IMAN FEIZ-ERFAN | DIRECTOR OF NEUROSURGERY | 70 | $1.64M |
| DR KOTE CHUNDU | BD. MEMBER, PRESIDENT & CEO | 65 | $1.42M |
| DR NAFTALY ATTIAS | FORMER KEY EE/ORTHOPEDICS CHAIR | 60 | $726K |
| DR WADDAH HAJJA | GENERAL INTERNAL MEDICINE PHYSICIAN | 60 | $683K |
| DR DAN HOBOHM | BD. CHAIR, PATH CHAIR, VP OF QUALITY | 65 | $657K |
| DR DANIEL GRIDLEY | FORMER KEY EE/RADIOLOGY CHAIR | 60 | $651K |
| DR SYDNEY VAIL | SURGERY CHAIR | 60 | $633K |
| DR ELI SWANSON | ORTHOPEDICS VICE CHAIR, ORTHOPEDIC SURGEON | 60 | $600K |
| DR JOHN TIDWELL | ORTHOPEDIC TRAUMA SURGEON | 60 | $591K |
| DR WILLIAM JOHNSON | FORMER KEY EE/ANES. CHAIR, PERIO DIR | 60 | $551K |
| DR KHALED FAREED | UROLOGY SURGEON | 60 | $551K |
| DR DAVID WISINGER | BD. MEMBER, CMO, INT. MEDICINE CHAIR | 65 | $544K |
| DR DEAN COONROD | BD. MEMBER, SECRETARY, OBGYN CHAIR | 60 | $495K |
| DR CAROL OLSON | PSYCHIATRY CHAIR | 60 | $482K |
| DR PRABODH HEMMADY | FORMER KEY EE/PEDIATRICS CHAIR | 60 | $475K |
| DR DANY QUAN | EMERGENCY MEDICINE CHAIR | 60 | $351K |
| CRAIG JONES | CFO, TREASURER | 50 | $314K |
| JAMES MAROVICH | COMMUNITY BOARD MEMBER | 1 | $12K |
| TOM MANOS | COMMUNITY BOARD MEMBER | 1 | $12K |
| ALAN RAWLS | COMMUNITY BOARD MEMBER | 1 | $11K |
| PHYLLIS BIEDESS | COMMUNITY BOARD MEMBER, VICE PRESIDENT | 1 | $11K |
| WILLIAM PUTNAM | COMMUNITY BOARD MEMBER | 1 | $7K |
relationships · 14
who they work with
- Adventist Health Systems West Partner — Former employer where Yvonne Masters served as claims program manager
- Arizona State University Partner — DMG collaborates with Arizona State University through joint academic appointments and clinical partnerships, including in the school of life sciences.
- Arizona State University Partner — Institution where Yvonne Masters earned her degrees and served as associate professor at the College of Nursing and Health Innovation
- Banner Good Samaritan Medical Center Partner — Organization where Yvonne Masters worked as a clinical nurse and in leadership roles including charge nurse and nursing supervisor
- Creighton University Arizona Health Education Alliance Partner — Founding partner in an alliance to expand health education and increase the number of physicians and health professionals in Arizona.
- Creighton University School of Medicine in Phoenix Partner — DMG physicians serve as assistant professors and are involved in teaching medical students and residents through Creighton University School of Medicine.
- Dignity Health Partner — Organization where Yvonne Masters served as legal nurse consultant for corporate risk management
- Maricopa Integrated Health System Partner — DMG physicians have provided services at MIHS community health centers, nursing homes, and care facilities.
- Norcal Group Partner — Former employer where Yvonne Masters served as lead claims specialist for the southwest region
- ProAssurance Partner — Parent company of Norcal Group, where Yvonne Masters held a leadership role in claims
- St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center Partner — Organization where Yvonne Masters served as quality and patient safety program manager and worked as a resource nurse
- University of Arizona College of Medicine Partner — DMG physicians hold academic appointments as professors of child health and basic medical sciences at the University of Arizona College of Medicine in Phoenix.
- Valleywise Health Partner — Collaborates with DMG on emergency department leadership, physician recognition, and patient education initiatives
- Valleywise Health Partner — DMG physicians hold leadership and clinical roles at Valleywise Health, including chief medical quality officer, chief of medicine, and chair of psychiatry.