Approves District Community Benefit Plan Allocating $6M in Tax Receipts to Health Improvement Services

Overwhelming Majority of District Residents Believe El Camino Hospital District Delivering on Mission - Residents praise quality of care from hospital, believe access to services and charity care should continue under local control

Affirms Ongoing Commitment to Increase Transparency, Education

Moody's Investor Service has upgraded the hospital's revenue bond rating to A1 from A2, following a review of the hospital's progress since Moody's issued its last rating in 2010.

Road Runners, a transportation service funded by the El Camino Hospital District’s Community Benefit program, is currently seeking additional volunteer drivers to meet increased demand within the community.

New name to acknowledge focus on wellness, further separation of District, Hospital

Community Benefit plan approved; will provide $8 million to address community health needs-District Board elects new Board officers-

Initiative limiting El Camino Hospital executive compensation declared unconstitutional

District is the first in Santa Clara County to receive this distinction

Report affirms District’s strong operating margins and liquidity, and low taxpayer debt burden