

To address Huntsville’s growing population needs, Dr. “Leading the charge to get our community through that.” Looking aheadĬrestwood recruits 10-15 new physicians each year. “COVID put everybody through their paces, but that’s exactly where hospitals needed to be,” she said. Hudson said Crestwood weathered the storm well. The hospital is also a good community partner, contributing $14.2 million in property and sales taxes and $137.7 million in charity and uncompensated are for the uninsured and underinsured in Crestwood’s service area.ĭespite the challenges caused by COVID-19, Dr. With 1,200 employees and a total annual payroll of $83.6 million, Crestwood invested $12.2 million in capital projects in 2021.
MATTHEW BANKS DECATUR IN FULL
Before she was CEO of the full service, acute care hospital, Dr. Pam Hudson, whose tenure as CEO began in 2007. Banks previously served as CEO of Merit Health Wesley, a 211-bed, acute care facility in Hattiesburg, Mississippi. Matthew Banks, a registered nurse and Birmingham native, stepped into the role of Chief Executive Officer (CEO) at Crestwood on July 18. We are committed to you.For the first time in 15 years, Crestwood Medical Center in Huntsville has a new leader at the helm. We are committed to the community we serve. Through our collaborative approach, we are able to provide full-service representation to businesses and individuals alike. Learn more by clicking here.įor over 30 years, Andersen, Tate & Carr has set the standard for legal excellence in greater Atlanta.


MATTHEW BANKS DECATUR IN PROFESSIONAL
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