Tag Archives: Administrative

  By Jack Lynch, MLH president and CEO   Main Line Health is exploring the potential of an outpatient health center in the Village of Valley Forge, a new town center development in King of Prussia. In the next few … Continue reading →

By Marie Vanbuskirk, director, Medical Staff Affairs The MLH Medical Staff Bylaws Committee received a request from the Department of Medicine to amend the Medical Staff Rules and Regulations to permit Certified Registered Nurse Practitioners to pronounce death and complete … Continue reading →

By Jack Lynch, MLH president and CEO I am very excited to announce the appointment of Karrie Borgelt as Main Line Health’s new Senior Vice President for Development. Karrie succeeds Ken Kirby, who retired from Main Line Health this past … Continue reading →

This week’s STEEEP Huddle features leadership insights from Mike Buongiorno, MLH executive vice president and chief financial officer. In a special video message, he explains how our Medicare Breakeven initiative is critical to helping us meet our PE2020 goals. The STEEEP … Continue reading →

  By Robert L. Benz MD, Vice President of Medical Affairs, Lankenau Medical Center   Beginning last week, Main Line Health started a pilot on two units at both Lankenau and Riddle to standardize and improve our multidisciplinary rounds.   Consistent … Continue reading →

 By Mary Ellen Glace, Compliance program coordinator The ComplyLine is a Systemwide communication tool that enables employees and staff to speak up and report any compliance concern including privacy, government regulations, or billing and reimbursement. The ComplyLine is available 24 … Continue reading →

 The September 2017 issue of the PE2020 pulse has been emailed to Main Line Health employees and medical staff. Contents of this issue include examples of STEEEP presentations across the System, a Leadership Insights video from EVP and Chief Financial Officer … Continue reading →

  By Kara Chivalette, Wellness Education Specialist, Bryn Mawr Hospital SmokeFREE is Main Line Health’s free six-week behavior modification program designed to help smokers quit. If available, participants may be eligible to receive free Nicotine Replacement Therapy.   Below are … Continue reading →

  By Paul Yakulis, Senior Vice President, Human Resources   As we continue the critically important work across our System to reduce health care disparities in the communities we serve, we must also remember that as health care professionals, we … Continue reading →