Kemp brings more than 11 years of healthcare leadership experience, including six years with HCA Healthcare. Most recently, he served as COO at Fairview Park Hospital in Georgia, where he oversaw multiple service lines, led major construction projects and played a key role in operational growth.
“As a Catholic and Granite Stater, I am deeply honored to be part of the next chapter of Catholic Medical Center’s significant history,” John Skevington said. “I am committed to ensuring that CMC continues to thrive in Manchester for many years to come, serving the community with faith, compassion and dedication.”
MANCHESTER, NH (Press Release) – HCA Healthcare’s Capital Division on Friday announced the completion of the purchase of Catholic Medical Center
Catholic Medical Center announced that Alex Walker is concluding his tenure as President & CEO to lead the Catholic Health Care Foundation of Greater Manchester as its Executive Director. This transition will occur on February 1 when CMC joins HCA Healthcare.
Catholic Medical Center (CMC) on Monday announced, after a comprehensive regulatory review process, the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office has granted the necessary approvals for the transaction, paving the way for CMC to join HCA Healthcare, one of the nation’s leading healthcare providers.
Attorney General John M. Formella announces that the Director of Charitable Trusts will host a public hearing regarding a proposed asset purchase transaction between Catholic Medical Center of Manchester, New Hampshire and Manchester Health Services, LLC, a subsidiary of HCA Healthcare, Inc., a Delaware corporation.
Catholic Medical Center (CMC), in collaboration with Network4Health and the International Institute of New England, is proud to recognize 12 CMC employees as the first graduates of the English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) program at CMC.
“As a nurse, I feel like I get to play a large role in getting a person back to being a dad, mom, brother, sister, or back out into the community doing the things that they enjoy. It is a very rewarding career that way.”
Emily Cantara was born to be a nurse. Not only does she enjoy providing medical treatment to patients, helping them stay physically healthy or recover from illness or injury, but she also has a passion for people and the unique emotional connection nurses make with those in their care.
Effective Monday, March 16 Catholic Medical Center is curtailing most elective procedures. This decision is being made under the advice the American College of Surgeons and the US Surgeon General, and in conjunction with CMC’s medical staff. Hospitals throughout the state and country are taking similar action.