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Ascension’s transformation continues with focus on growth, access and community impact

In a recent Becker's Healthcare article, Ascension Chief Executive Officer, Eduardo Conrado, discussed the organization's financial turnaround and its strategy for long-term growth.

The conversation focused on Ascension's continued investment in ambulatory and community-based settings, including the acquisition of AMSURG, as well as initiatives designed to improve access, strengthen community partnerships, and connect more people with the services they need.

The interview also highlighted Ascension's vision for a more connected healthcare system, where hospitals, ambulatory sites, and community-based services work together to better serve patients and communities.

Read the full story in Becker’s Hospital Review: https://www.beckershospitalreview.com/hospital-management-administration/2b-turnaround-and-ascension-isnt-slowing-down/

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