Before joining Genesys, Palazzolo served as Chief Financial Officer, and then ultimately Chief Operating Officer of Ascension’s St. Prior to serving as Ascension Mid-Michigan’s President and CEO, he lead Genesys Health System in various executive roles from 2008-2016, including President, Chief Operating Officer and Chief Financial Officer. Palazzolo has a diverse and comprehensive 40-plus year history as a healthcare executive. “He has a demonstrated record of partnering successfully with physicians his strategic and operations acumen is a longstanding strength, and Chris is a model of servant leadership.” “Chris’ long experience within Ascension will be an incredible asset in further integrating our newest hospital into our national ministry,” MacKenzie said. Palazzolo has served as President and CEO of Ascension Michigan’s Mid-Michigan ministries since 2016. William Isenstein, of West Bloomfield Township, senior vice president, managed care contracting and accountable care services.WARREN, MI – Gwen MacKenzie, Senior Vice President, Ascension Healthcare and Ministry Market Executive, Ascension Michigan, has named Chris Palazzolo President and CEO of Ascension Crittenton and Genesys Health System.Matt Elsey, of Commerce Township, senior vice president, revenue cycle and reimbursement.Nick Vitale, of Troy, senior vice president, financial operations.Mike Langlois, of Clinton Township, senior vice president, supply chain.Paula Smith, of Plymouth, senior vice president and chief information officer, operations.Laura Glenn, of Clarkston, senior vice president, Beaumont Health Physician Partners.Sam Flanders, of Bloomfield Hills, senior vice president, chief quality and safety officer Leslie Rocher, of West Bloomfield Township, senior vice president, chief academic and clinical officer Malcolm Henoch, of Northville, senior vice president and associate chief medical officer, acute care The newly named Beaumont Health senior vice presidents include: The council will also review and integrate Beaumont Health’s current joint ventures and diversified businesses (such as nursing homes, home care, medical transportation, etc.) and provide a forum for discussing and reviewing new business opportunities. One will identify and implement integration strategies for electronic health record implementation and supply chain, and provide a forum to evaluate system-wide opportunities to improve quality of care and operations.Ī second council, he says, will identify and implement strategies to ensure coordination of high quality patient care. Michalski says the alignment of the association includes two councils. “This new structure will provide another collaborative framework to enhance our integration efforts as we begin to operate our business together.” “We’ve made considerable progress since our September launch through the dedicated work of our integration teams,” Michalski says. Combined, Beaumont Health consists of eight hospitals with about 3,300 beds, more than 150 outpatient sites, 5,000 physicians, more than 33,000 employees, and nearly 3,500 volunteers. On the Beaumont Health front, the new entity includes Beaumont Health System in Royal Oak, Botsford Health Care in Farmington Hills, and Oakwood Healthcare in Dearborn.
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