Hopedale Hospital COO receives ICAHN’s President’s Award
The Illinois
Critical Access Hospital Network recently awarded Mark Rossi, President and COO
of Hopedale Medical Complex, its highest honor, the President’s Award for his
longstanding and dedicated service to the statewide hospital organization.
Mr. Rossi has been actively involved with ICAHN since Hopedale
Hospital became a member in 2003. He was elected to the Board of Directors in
2012 and then later elected President-Elect in 2015. He assumed the President’s
role in the summer of 2015, when Tom Hudgins retired. Mr. Rossi served as
President through December, 2016 and now serves as Past President.
Pat Schou, Executive Director of ICAHN said, "Mark is an
exceptional leader and a visionary, and he was at the helm in accomplishing
some major growth for us these past two years, including the forward motion of
the Illinois Rural Community Care Organization, a statewide rural Accountable
Care Organization. We cannot thank him enough for his commitment and support.
This honor is just a small token of our appreciation for all he has done on our
behalf.”
Before becoming President,
Mr. Rossi served as Chairperson of the 2014 Regulatory and Legislative
Committee at ICAHN, sat on the Issues and Vision Committees and now is active
in the ICAHN Trailblazer Group.
ICAHN is a network of 55 Illinois
critical access hospitals dedicated to strengthening the operations of its
member hospitals through collaboration. Illinois CAHs are small rural hospitals
with 25 beds or less that provide primary and emergency services to over 1.2
million rural residents. ICAHN is recognized nationally for its work with rural
healthcare and administers several state, federal, and private healthcare
programs. The ICAHN office is located in Princeton, and serves critical access
hospitals across Illinois.
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