01.07.2008 10:00:00
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RehabCare Appoints Kevin Gross to Head Hospital Division
RehabCare Group, Inc. (NYSE: RHB) announced it has named Kevin J. Gross
Senior Vice President, Operations of its Hospital division, effective
July 1. A resident of Wayne, Pennsylvania, Gross and his family will
relocate to RehabCare headquarters in St. Louis, MO, where he will
report directly to RehabCare President and CEO John H. Short, Ph.D. He
also will become a member of the Company’s
executive management team.
During its nationwide search for a successor to Tom Davis, Executive
Vice President, who resigned on October 31, 2007, the division was under
the interim management of Donald R. Smithburg, Senior Director for Phase
2 Consulting, a RehabCare company, and the former CEO of Louisiana State
University Healthcare Services.
"Kevin’s appointment
ends an extensive search for a results-oriented executive with the right
combination of effective management and strong business acumen,”
said Dr. Short. "Kevin has unassailable
leadership qualities, with 25 years experience in developing solid
teams, setting strategic direction, and achieving turnaround in
hospitals and health systems for both community-based and investor-owned
organizations.”
Prior to joining RehabCare, Gross served as President of the Acute Care
division of Universal Health Services (UHS), overseeing operations of 24
hospitals across the United States. In his first year at the helm, the
division realized strong increases in same store admissions, revenue and
operating margins. He also carried out multi-million Dollar construction
and capital expenditure projects throughout the division’s
portfolio. Before UHS, Gross was President of the Oklahoma Division for
Ardent Health Services, managing a nine-hospital system in Northeast
Oklahoma for four years. In the years preceding, he held pivotal
management roles for several hospitals and healthcare systems in Texas,
Kansas and Colorado.
Gross holds an MBA in Healthcare Administration from The Wharton School
of the University of Pennsylvania and a BS in Biomedical Engineering
from Northwestern University.
"RehabCare has an aggressive growth strategy
for its Hospital division. I welcome the challenge of fine-tuning and
executing that plan, as well as invigorating the division’s
operational performance by developing our leadership talent, building
greater community presence and identifying essential resources to
strengthen its infrastructure,” said Gross.
"There’s no
question that our Hospital division has experienced growing pains, as
any ‘start-up’
business does,” commented Dr. Short. "But
we remain committed to its success and I have every confidence in Kevin’s
ability to reinforce this critical business segment for continued growth.”
RehabCare’s Hospital division currently
consists of six freestanding rehabilitation hospitals and five long-term
acute care hospitals that the Company either wholly owns or holds
majority ownership in through joint venture relationships. Dr. Short
said the Company expects to own and/or operate 17 freestanding hospitals
by the end of 2009.
With more than 25 years experience, RehabCare (www.rehabcare.com),
a St. Louis-based company, is a leading national provider of physical
rehabilitation services in conjunction with 1,200 hospitals and skilled
nursing facilities (SNFs) in 42 states. The company also owns and/or
operates freestanding rehabilitation and long-term acute care hospitals.
Photo available upon request.
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