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WVU Medicine has grown to 31 hospitals across four states
WVU Medicine CEO Albert Wright Jr. discussed the system’s growth on Nov.
2.
The Morgantown-based health system had five hospitals when Wright became CEO in 2014.
It now operates 31 hospitals across four states.
Its largest deal yet has taken it into Pittsburgh’s suburbs.
Wright said the system’s expansion beyond West Virginia is deliberate.
The information given does not say what the system plans to do next.
WVU Medicine has grown from five hospitals in 2014 to 31 hospitals across four states.
The system’s largest deal yet took it into Pittsburgh’s suburbs.
CEO Albert Wright Jr. said the system’s reach beyond West Virginia is deliberate.
Wright spoke at Becker’s CEO + CFO Roundtable on Nov. 2.
- Who
- WVU Medicine and its CEO, Albert Wright Jr.
- What
- The health system has grown to 31 hospitals across four states.
- When
- It had five hospitals when Wright became CEO in 2014; he discussed its growth on Nov. 2.
- Where
- WVU Medicine is based in Morgantown and now operates across four states, including in Pittsburgh’s suburbs.
- Why
- Wright said the system’s reach beyond West Virginia is deliberate. The article does not give a further reason.
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Albert Wright Jr. became CEO of WVU Medicine, which then had five hospitals.
Wright discussed the system’s growth at Becker’s CEO + CFO Roundtable, saying it had reached 31 hospitals across four states.
- Hospitals in 2014
- 5
- Hospitals now
- 31
- States
- 4
- CEO
- Albert Wright Jr.
- Headquarters
- Morgantown
- Latest expansion
- Pittsburgh’s suburbs