Greg Madsen, Vice President & Hospital Administrator of CRBH Recognized

Greg Madsen was recently nominated and recognized in Beckers Hospital Review's '90 Critical Access Hospital CEOs to know | 2024'.

Greg’s leadership in Rockbridge County and the surrounding areas have provided success and value to the Carilion Rockbridge Community Hospital and the practices in the Rockbridge area, and we're grateful to have his leadership driving efforts and managing all the great things happening in the Lexington area. We appreciate your leadership! 

From the article:

"Critical access hospitals are those that offer 24/7 emergency care and have no more than 25 inpatient beds. These executives are experts in service line expansion, provider recruitment and retention, and the establishment of key partnerships. Their efforts ensure their hospitals serve as vital resources for their communities.

The CEOs recognized here are devoted to high care quality, patient safety and financial stability. These leaders bring crucial care services to their organizations, recruit top physicians, and join forces with larger hospitals and health systems that can provide additional resources…. 

....Greg Madsen. Vice President and CEO of Carilion Rockbridge Community Hospital (Lexington, Va.). Mr. Madsen leads the 25-bed Carilion Rockbridge Community Hospital, which is part of Roanoke, Va.-based Carilion Clinic. He also serves as vice president of Carilion Clinic's Eastern Division, encompassing care delivery in Virginia’s Alleghany Highlands, Rockbridge County, Lexington and Buena Vista. Under his leadership, Carilion Rockbridge Community Hospital has significantly expanded its services, providing rural residents with enhanced expertise and quality care. Over the past four years, the facility has welcomed new providers and specialties, leading to a steady increase in surgical services and capacity. Mr. Madsen has overseen extensive renovations, including upgrades to operating rooms, pharmacy space and labs that were completed in spring 2024. He has also enhanced the hospital's offerings with joint replacement, spine surgeries, new neurological and family medicine services, and a chaplaincy-on-call program for patients. He also plans to add more physicians and staff in the coming years.” 

 To read the full article, click here: https://www.beckershospitalreview.com/lists/90-critical-access-hospital-ceos-to-know-2024.html