Genesis Healthcare System -Group Return-

Programs: The affiliates of genesis healthcare system (the "hospital"), a 501(c)(3) organization, have elected to be included in a group return. However, each affiliate has separately stated its 2017 program service accomplishments below:genesis healthcare foundation:genesis healthcare foundation provides funding to genesis healthcare system for the newly completed hospital, as well as miscellaneous major and minor medical equipment, various programs, and education. All of the assets of bethesda health foundation and good samaritan medical center foundation were transferred to genesis healthcare foundation in 1999. Careserve:careserve provided skilled nursing care through its two facilities, located in zanesville and mcconnelsville, until the beds from both facilities and property from mcconnelsville were sold in october 2010. The zanesville property was leased to the new owners until november of 2013. The net book value of the property was then transferred to genesis healthcare system to house their behavioral health services. Genesis caregivers:genesis caregivers (gcg) provides a variety of support services to the clients of the hospital and community, including personal care assistance and basic homemaking to clients as a means of enabling them to remain in their own home environment. Gcg also provides private duty nursing services to clients in their homes. Gcg services are available to anyone with an identified need, regardless of age, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Gcg ceased operations on june 9, 2017. Caregivers has retained their investments which accounted for the only activity during the second half of 2017. Bethesda hospitality shop:bethesda hospitality shop and events are run by volunteers, using proceeds from sales to provide funding for equipment to support genesis healthcare system.

provided $36,000 in scholarships to students pursuing careers in healthcare in accordance with donor guidelines.