Clarification: SEMHC refers to the Sandra Eskenazi Mental Health Center.

Correction: MCPHD not MCHD.

Correction: Felecia Roseburgh is the correct spelling of the name of the Director of Supplier Engagement & Economic Impact.

Clarification: Conrad and Rusyniak spoke as members of Eskenazi Health and not the HHC board.

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Meeting adjourned at 2:44 p.m. This concludes coverage of the Health and Hospital Corporation Board of Trustees meeting. The next meeting is May 19. For more meeting coverage, check out documenters.org

This is the first year that Eskenazi Health has been awarded operational funds, according to Eskenazi Health Foundation President & CEO Angela White. White says the foundation's latest strategic plan added language supporting community partners.

Julie White, HHC Vice President of Long Term Care, talked of additional responsibilities that began this year.

Indianapolis Emergency Medical Services Chief Daniel O'Donnell said unnecessary emergency calls had been reduced. O'Donnell also said staff would soon be participating in an escape-room training exercise.

Eskenazi Health's Ashley Overley, CEO (SEMHC) in her report said the organization had received a platinum distinction award.

Caine also mentioned participation in a federal BioWatch program to ensure MCHD is responsive to declared biological emergencies, including anti-terrorist activity.

Marion County Public Health Department Director & Chief Medical Officer Virginia Caine said an important upcoming focus would be the reduction of the infant mortality rate.

Kimberly McElroy-Jones, HHC Chief Culture Officer led the Cultural Excellence Committee's report.

HHC Chief Compliance Officer Lisa Taylor said audits have begun. She noted a hotline update had resulted in no major issues reported.

Interim CFO & Assistant Treasurer James Simpson provided details on budget areas. He noted some areas that were off budget were due to open annual projects that were billed early in the year.

Health & Hospital Corporation President and CEO Paul Babcock kicked off HHC reports with updates on upcoming construction.

Board chair Robert Lazard introduced Felicia Roseburg, Director of Supplier Engagement & Economic Impact who spoke of the 2026 Agency Economic Impact Plan.

Julie Conrad, Chief Counsel and Vice President of Legal Affairs, and Dan Rusyniak, Chief Medical Officer, presented two resolutions to adopt bylaws. The resolutions were approved unanimously.

The board quickly approved its consent agenda unanimously. Today's full agenda is online at hhcorp.org/wp-content/u...

The meeting began with an opening prayer shortly before 2:00 p.m. and was called to order on time, followed by roll call.

About 15 people sit in the audience area behind a yellow "Caution" tape line. Beyond the line, the board and related corporation staff sit at three tables in a U shape open to the audience.

The meeting is scheduled to start at 2 p.m. in the Faegre Drinker Conference Room.

The lobby of Eskenazi Health is quiet with few people, as shown overlooking from a second-floor walkway.

Today's meeting is at the Rapp Family Conference Center, 720 Eskenazi Ave., inside the Eskenazi Health complex.

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