Vote St. Mary for Best Hospital!

Vote St. Mary for Best Hospital!

    Cast your vote for St. Mary Medical Center as Best Hospital for Bucks Happening Magazine’s 2018 Happening List! Voting is open and ends at midnight on February 28. Vote here:...

Trinity Health Announces Plan for Not-for-Profit Generic Drug Company

St. Mary Medical Center is a member of Trinity Health and will soon benefit from a collaborating of health systems forming a new, not-for-profit generic drug company. The new company intends to be an FDA-approved manufacturer, providing patients an affordable alternative to products from generic drug companies. Learn More (press release):...
New St. Mary President and CEO

New St. Mary President and CEO

Welcome James L. Woodward New Chief Executive Officer for St. Mary Medical Center From: Nadine Udall Fischer, Chair, CEO Search Committee On behalf of the St. Mary Medical Center Board of Directors, I am pleased to announce the appointment of James L. Woodward as the new Chief Executive Officer for St. Mary Medical Center, effective mid-July 2016. Jim is a forward thinking and collaborative healthcare leader with a proven track record of growing programs and services, building strong partnerships with physicians, and supporting mission-based organizations. Jim’s decision to accept this position was based not only in his commitment to positioning St. Mary for future success but in his attraction to our spirit, history and passion for caring. Jim has strong family ties to our community which adds to his familiarity and commitment to St. Mary. Jim brings a wealth of healthcare leadership and experience to the role, most recently serving as the President and Chief Executive Officer of Elliot Health System, Manchester, NH. During his tenure at Elliot Health System he significantly improved its financial and operational performance to achieve its best performance in over a decade and positioned the system to surpass those results. Jim’s experience also included serving as CEO of Meriter Health Services, Madison, WI, leading the organization to many significant achievements, including the creation of Meriter Medical Group, transitioning to a Patient Centered Medical Home model of care delivery and facilitating a culture change to improve quality, outcomes and satisfaction scores. Jim graduated from George Washington University with a Bachelor of Arts and Master’s degree in Health Services Administration and is a Fellow of the...
Legacy carved in stone

Legacy carved in stone

Sidney Yates’ generosity and friendship lives on. St. Mary colleagues, community leaders, friends and family of Sidney T. Yates gathered at St. Mary on September 28th to honor his memory and legacy. In a ceremony led by St. Mary President and CEO, James Woodward, the existing outpatient building was renamed the “Sidney T. Yates Outpatient Building.” A monument located at the flagpole circle outside and bearing the facility’s new name was unveiled during the ceremony. Mr. Yates was a founding member of the St. Mary Board of Directors and Trustees when the hospital opened in 1973 and remained an active member of the Hospital Authority Board until his death in 2013. Sidney was also a member of the Foundation Board from 1989 until 1998. Giving back to the community was something in which he strongly believed. In addition to his involvement with St. Mary, Mr. Yates was active in numerous community organizations. His faith in the mission and vision of St. Mary was evidenced by his generous contribution of both personal service and financial gifts exceeding $12 million. Renaming of the building in his honor is a reflection of the gratitude of the St. Mary community and a lasting tribute to his leadership, dedication and support throughout the years. The three-story Sidney T. Yates Outpatient Building currently houses many St. Mary services including Same Day Surgery, imaging, blood lab testing, cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation, Cardiovascular Catheterization Lab, Wellness and Holistic Services Center and a portion of emergency and trauma services.   Fall 2016 FOCUS — Full...