2016-03-23T14:23:11-05:00 2015-09-30 WithumSmithBrown PC 1 SPRING STREET NEW BRUNSWICK NJ 08901 990 2014-10-01 133693391 PHYSICIANS FOR REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH INC % JODI MAGEE PHYS 6463661890 55 WEST 39TH STREET 10TH FLOOR NEW YORK NY 10018 JODI MAGEE PRESIDENT 7328281614 2016-02-19 true Michael Pintabone P01275156 7328281614 2014 2016-08-17 19:52:53Z JODI MAGEE 55 W 39TH ST 10TH FLOOR NEW YORK NY 10018 5634688 false X http://www.prh.org X 1992 NY WE ARE A PHYSICIAN-LED ORGANIZATION WHICH USES EVIDENCE-BASED MEDICINE TO PROMOTE SOUND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH POLICIES. WE BELIEVE IN REPRODUCTIVE CHOICE FOR EVERYONE. 18 18 27 90 0 1901999 5265353 106397 93348 44420 36217 131416 199148 2184232 5594066 50000 130000 0 0 2469100 2487710 0 0 357487 2004134 2234421 4523234 4852131 -2339002 741935 6389095 7130584 187346 227009 6201749 6903575 X WE ARE A PHYSICAN-LED ORGANIZATION WHICH USES EVIDENCE-BASED MEDICINE TO PROMOTE SOUND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH POLICIES. 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State - 2014 Tennessee Amendment 1; 2014 Colorado Definition of Person and Child Initiative (Amendment 67); 2014 North Dakota Life Begins at Conception Amendment (Measure 1); 2014 Illinois Advisory Referendum on Birth Control; 2015 California SB 23; 2015 California AB 302; expansion of Medi-Cal; 2015 California AB 329; 2015 California AB 1196; 2015 Oakland City (California) Council Resolution condemning sex-selective abortion bans; Colorado Patients Reproductive Health Act; 2015 Florida SB 290; 2015 Florida SB 724; 2015 Florida SB 633; Planned Parenthood participation in Florida state health programs; 2015 Indiana SB 334; 2015 Maryland HB 492; 2015 Maryland HB 961; 2015 Nebraska LB 114; 2015 Nebraska LB 187; 2015 New York A 6221; 2015 New York S 5972; 2015 New York S 4639; 2015 New York S 983A; 2015 New York A 6580; 2015 New York A 3970; 2015 New York City LL17 and Pregnancy Service Centers; 2015 New York City Council Resolution 2285; 2015 New York City Resolution in Support of the Women's Health Protection Act; 2015 North Carolina HB 465; 2015 Ohio SB 127; 2015 Pennsylvania Patient Trust Act; Planned Parenthood participation in Pennsylvania health programs; 2015 South Carolina HB 3114; 2015 Tennessee HB 1340; 2015 Texas HB 3994; 2015; Planned Parenthood participation in Washington state health programs; 2015 West Virginia House Bill 2568; 2015 Wisconsin SB 179; Wisconsin Patients Reproductive Health Act. Grassroots Lobbying We activated our grassroots on the following pieces of legislation/administrative action: Federal: EACH Woman Act; Pregnant Workers Fairness Act; Planned Parenthood participation in federal health programs; HR 36; HR 3504; HR 3134; S 1881; Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) implementation of the contraceptive coverage rule and Affordable Care Act; FY 2015 Federal Budget; HEAL for Immigrant Women and Families Act; Hyde Amendment; Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act of 2015; FY 2016 Department of Defense Authorization Bill. State: 2015 California SB 23; 2015 Oakland City (California) Council Resolution condemning sex-selective abortion bans; Colorado SB 15-285; 2015 Florida SB 290; 2015 Florida SB 724; 2015 Florida SB 633; 2015 Indiana SB 334; 2015 Maryland HB 961; 2015 Maryland HB 492; 2015 Michigan HB 4833; 2015 Michigan HB 4834; 2015 New York SB 5972; 2015 New York A 6580; 2015 New York S 4639; 2015 New York City Int. No. 952; 2015 New York City Int. No. 957; 2015 New York City Int. No. 771; 2015 North Carolina HB 465; 2015 Ohio SB 127; 2015 Pennsylvania Patient Trust Act; 2015 Texas HB 3994; and Wisconsin Patients Reproductive Health Act. 126110 93839 32271 216543 192359 24184 56455 0 0 X 5782523 -40109 237068 196959 5585564 8502 8502 5594066 5080697 237068 237068 4843629 8502 8502 4852131 FORM 990, SCHEUDLE D, PART X, LINE 2 PHYSICIANS FOR REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH IS A NON-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATION EXEMPT FROM FEDERAL INCOME TAXES UNDER SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE AND HAS BEEN DESIGNATED AS AN ORGANIZATION WHICH IS NOT A PRIVATE FOUNDATION. MANAGEMENT HAS DETERMINED THAT THERE WERE NO UNCERTAIN TAX POSITIONS AT SEPTEMBER 30, 2015. 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Between Board meetings, the Executive Committee has authority to act on the full Board's behalf. After the Executive Committee has approval the 990, is distributed to all members of the Board before it is filed. FORM 990 PART VI SECTION B LINE 12C The board visits this matter once a year at their meeting and the executive committee reviews all submissions in-between board meetings. FORM 990 PART VI SECTION C LINE 19 Avaliable upon request. FORM 990 PART VI SECTION B LINE 15 A salary study was performed by an HR consultant during fiscal year 2014. This data, combined with similar organization data, was analyzed by HR and accounting consultants. Recommendations regarding the CEO's salaries were discussed between the consultants and the Executive Committee. Recommendations regarding other key employees were discussed between the consultants and the CEO. FORM 990, PART III, LINE 4: Statement of Program Accomplishments Among the ways in which Physicians for Reproductive Health (Physicians) worked to educate and advocate with the public, legislators, and the media are the following actions that took place in fiscal year ending 2015. EDUCATION, RESEARCH AND TRAINING (PART III LINE 4A) Leadership Training Academy: The Leadership Training Academy class comprised 41 Fellows in fiscal year ending 2015. The Fellows were drawn from 19 states and the District of Columbia. The first Academy five-day in-person training took place in Washington, DC, in October. The training culminated in a record 45 Capitol Hill visits to discuss the Pregnant Worker's Fairness Act, which will let pregnant women continue to do their jobs and support their families by requiring employers to make the same accommodations for pregnancy, childbirth, and related medical conditions that they do for disabilities; and access to affordable insurance coverage for abortion services. With the class of 2015 graduated, Physicians has trained 200 physicians as skilled advocates. Academy alumni are Ob/Gyns, Family Medicine practitioners, Pediatric/Adolescent Medicine specialists, Maternal-Fetal Medicine specialists, Internists, and Psychiatrists. They work in 36 states and DC to advance reproductive and sexual health care and advocate on behalf of their patients and colleagues. Medical Education: Among other program efforts, our Education, Research and Training unit works to advance medical education through the Adolescent Reproductive and Sexual Health Education Program (ARSHEP). In fiscal year 2015, ARSHEP celebrated its 10th anniversary with a faculty training for 26 adolescent health specialists that included sessions on motivational interviewing, commercially sexually exploited children, racial and ethnic disparities and sexually transmitted infections, and a clinical update on the 2015 STD Treatment Guidelines, among other topics. The training was awarded 5.75 CME credits provided by the American Academy of Family Physicians. The 46 member faculty, gave more than 100 in-person presentations in grand rounds, conference workshops, and other medical education venues, reaching over 5,000 health care professionals across 15 states, 34 cities and Mexico. ARSHEP also completed a six-part webinar for the Indian Health Service at which a total of 382 listeners attended. Through these sessions, participants receive the most recent data, practice standards, and tangible skills to better care for adolescents. Presentations are available on any of the program's topics and are tailored to the needs of the individual site with local data and the latest research and clinical guidelines. EXTERNAL AFFAIRS (PART III LINE 4B) Public Policy: Our advocacy work tackled an increasing number of anti-choice bills passed in Congress as well as legislation and ballot initiatives in states that aimed to limit access to safe, affordable reproductive health care. Through expert testimony, briefings, lobby days, our physician-advocates inserted sound evidence-based medicine into a variety of federal and state matters. Physicians Board members, Leadership Training Academy Fellows, doctors from our network, and staff had contact with over 230 federal legislative offices and administration officials, providing information on the medical and public health consequences of proposed legislation, including the Hyde Amendment, House Resolution 7 (insurance coverage of abortion), the Women's Health Protection Act, the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act, and immigrant women's health among others. Activities in the states followed suit, with ballot initiative work in Colorado, Tennessee and North Dakota; and doctor mobilization and advocacy and media efforts to fight against infringements on reproductive health care access and to the doctor-patient relationship through legislation and regulations in: Arkansas, California, Florida, Indiana, Louisiana, Nebraska, Maryland, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Virginia. Communications: Over the past year, Physicians was responsible for over 2,000 media hits. Numerous letters and interviews featuring our physician-advocates and leadership team appeared in high-circulation publications and on high-traffic websites. We also intensified our social media efforts and greatly enhanced our "Why I Provide" website feature with a new film of five of our physicians speaking about why they consider it an honor to provide abortions despite mounting restrictions and threats to their safety. Included in this number are letters, articles and interviews published in varied outlets such as the New York Times, Ob.Gyn.News, Washington Post, Fox, U.S. News and World Report, Chicago Tribune, NBC, NPR, New York Magazine, and MSNBC. Local news outlets carrying our doctors' voices included the News and Observer (NC), Richmond Times, Myrtle Beach Sun News, Salt Lake Tribune, Charlotte Observer, and the Orange County Register, among others. We continued to increase our Twitter chats and storms and created more sharable content for our Facebook page. GLOBAL DOCTORS FOR CHOICE (PART III LINE 4C) In fiscal year 2015, among other accomplishments, Global Doctors for Choice (GDC) strengthened its institutional capacity through its inaugural Executive Director starting in January and by forming its first Board of Managers. GDC continued to contribute to the movement around conscientious objection by commencing a two-year study through GDC/Ghana that aims to determine the prevalence of conscientious objection in the Northern region of the country. Data collection for the study was completed during the summer. GDC/Colombia formulated a survey on various aspects of conscientious objection, including knowledge of the law and objector status. GDC/Mexico began production on a video about the effects of conscientious objection in Mexico. GDC/Brazil produced a Portuguese language translation of GDC's White Paper on conscientious objection and used it to introduce the topic in a number of fora in Brazil.