CHE Trinity Health Names Richard J. Gilfillan, M.D., to be CEO
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The CHE Trinity Health Board of Directors announced today that
Dr. Gilfillan has been a leader in U.S. health care for more than 20 years, building successful organizations in the for-profit and not-for-profit sectors to deliver better outcomes for people and communities. As CMMI’s first director, he launched the Center in 2010 and worked quickly with payers and providers to develop innovative models for improving patient care and reducing costs. As chief executive at
“Rick’s leadership and many accomplishments across the spectrum of care, including his years as a practicing physician and as a successful industry executive, assure us that he has the experience, compassion and values to lead our ministry and Catholic health care to a strong future,” said CHE Trinity Health Board of Directors Chair Dr.
The CHE Trinity Health Board of Directors approved Dr. Gilfillan’s appointment unanimously. He will begin his new role
“CHE Trinity Health has a strong legacy of delivering exceptional care throughout its ministry. The Board is committed to building on this success and making our ministry a national leader in transforming U.S. health care into a high-value care system that improves the lives of the people and communities we serve. I am honored to be selected and thrilled to have the opportunity to work with CHE Trinity Health’s dedicated colleagues and regional health ministries to accomplish this mission,” Dr. Gilfillan said.
“We are excited Rick will join the
Prior to his appointment at CMMI, Dr. Gilfillan was president and CEO of
Dr. Gilfillan began his career as a family medicine physician and later became a medical director and a chief medical officer. He earned his undergraduate and medical degrees from
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