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July 16, 2021

Louisiana's $1.3 Billion Not-For-Profit Tax-Exempt Catholic Healthcare Sister Act Hard to Follow [Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady Health System (FMOLHS ) Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center (OLOL) Baton Rouge, Louisiana Requires Intervention) LSU Resident Supervisor CMS Patient Abandonment: Psychiatrist Preys on Protected Pandemic Patients: Unrehearsed Nurse Says I Curse. Alleged Report 'My Speaking and Her Hearing (Incidental) Profanity over Telephone' Helps Hospitalist of Littlest Charge Does Not Rise to Mark of Clinic, APA, HHS Standard -- Even if true, But it is not, I Swear. It is a Self-Help (1 week late) Immediate Telephonic Excommunication from My Constitutional Right for 2-Star Healthcare if I Choose! Office Manager in 20-Minute Televisit Termination Turpidtude by Proxy Reluctantly 86s OK Boomer During Doctor Shortage Pan-endemic Discrimination by Fraud and False Report "Firing" Incident... No Continuity, No Peace, No Referral, No Meds, No Appeal, No Civil Rights ... To Students: LSU Med School Resident Program Limbo (If my Shrink / Your Academic Supervisor is Found Guilty by any or all, but not limited to: LA Dept Ethics Psychiatry, plus, and not limited to, HHS, DOJ-CR, CMS, APA, AMA). What Up with Doc Diploma Disciplinary Jeapordy or Nullity Diploma, Match, Licensure? If my Resident Supervisor has his doctor's license suspended or withdrawn, what happens to the students who he supervised during the investigation and ultimate decision if applicable? Geaux Tigers Class of 2025 - 6 WHO DAT!? ... I mean, really, don't you kind of want to know?

 

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Our Lady of the Lake is a not-for-profit healthcare ministry based in Baton Rouge, Louisiana with more than 7,500 employees committed to serving the Capital Region and building a healthy community through excellence in patient care and education. With an 800-bed Regional Medical Center, a dedicated Children’s Hospital, a 78-bed hospital in Gonzales, Louisiana, two freestanding emergency rooms, and a 500+ provider Physician Group, Our Lady of the Lake provides comprehensive healthcare services for common to complex conditions. Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center is a primary teaching site for graduate medical education programs and is recognized in the areas of heart and vascular, trauma and emergency care, stroke, cancer care, minimally-invasive procedures and more. Our Lady of the Lake is part of the Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady Health System.  


In fact, the Company touts its size and presence in the Louisiana healthcare system, noting it is the “leading healthcare innovator in Louisiana.”



 The Company website continues, noting:

With hospitals, clinics and physicians located throughout our state, our health system is the largest in Louisiana. In fact, we provide care to almost half of Louisiana’s citizens. Because of our size and the partnerships we have with other local organizations, we are able to pool our resources and share cost and service efficiencies and learn from each other, thereby accelerating our ability to improve care and solve challenges.

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Indeed, as noted on the Company website

“[o]ur health system has partnered with the State of Louisiana as it transforms its healthcare delivery system. The partnership includes inpatient acute care and primary care delivery in Baton Rouge and Bogalusa.”

See 34.  The Company’s Consolidated Financial Statements state its results are subject to the

“Healthcare Industry Environment,” such that its management closely monitors the healthcare provider industry, including the “impacts of the federal healthcare reform legislation.”

See FMOLHS Consolidated Financial Statements, at 17-18.

35. Moreover, the Company’s Board of Directors is not controlled by a church. In fact, the Board of Directors members currently listed on the Company’s website include:

Jim Prince, Chairman Gerald Boudreaux, John J. Finan, Jr., Claude Harbarger,Howard Harvill, John S. Lore, C.W. “Bill” Lovell II, M.D.,  James W. Moore, Jr.,

Steven R. Nathanson,Sr.

Brendan Mary Ronayne, F.M.O.L.,

Kevin Schexnayder,

Karen Williams, M.D.

See 36.

Of the twelve (12) individuals on the Board, eleven (11) are laypeople. The fact that more than ninety percent (90%) of the Board is comprised of lay people underscores that FMOLHS is concerned with healthcare and not religion.

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Thus, the Company’s executive leadership is comprised almost entirely of laypeople, with only one out of 13 members from the clergy or a religious order.

 

39.  Moreover, the Presidents of the Company’s five hospitals and the affiliated college are all laypeople.

As stated by the Company,

“[a]bove all else, our goal is to always deliver excellent, safe care.”

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42.

In providing healthcare to the surrounding community, FMOLHS recorded $1.308 billion in net patient service revenue as of June 30, 2013.

Louisiana's Billion Not-For-Profit, Tax-Exempt, Catholic Healthcare, Sister Act, Hard to Follow [Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady Health System (FMOLHS ), Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center (OLOL), Baton Rouge Louisiana Requires Intervention] 

 

LSU Resident Supervisor

 

CMS Patient Abandonment:
Psychiatrist Preys on Protected Pandemic Patient:
Unrehearsed Nurse Says I Curse.

 

Alleged Report  'Her Hearing (Incidental) Profanity over Telephone'

 

Hospitalist of Littlest Charge Does Not Rise to Mark of Clinic,  APA, HHS Standard -- It is a Self-Help, Immediate, Telephonic Excommunication!




The website also lists a“Leadership”group for FMOLHS.

 

The individuals currently listed include:

 

John J. Finan, Jr., President & CEORobert Ramsey, Senior Vice President & CFO, Elizabeth (Beth) Bayes, Vice President of Human Resources, Jolee H. Bollinger, Esq., Vice President of Corporate Integrity & General CounselPete Guarisco, Vice President of Mission, William Mosser, Vice President of Materials Management,

Karen Allen, President & CEO FMOL Health System Senior Services,

Stephanie A. Mills, M.D., President & CEO, Franciscan Health and Wellness,

Richard Vath, M.D., President, Clinical Network,

K. Scott Wester, President, Hospital Operation Group, Sr.

Brendan Mary Ronayne, F.M.O.L., FMOL & FMOLHS Mission Liaison,

Redfield E. Bryan, M.D., Executive Consultant,

Kevin Guidry, FMOLHS Director of Special Projects

Craig Vitrano, M.D., Physician Executive See id.

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