Advancing Healthcare
in Clinton County

We are excited to share that following our standard rigorous candidate evaluation and selection process, the following leaders were the unanimous choices for the senior leadership team of TriHealth Clinton Regional Hospital:

• Tom Daskalakis will serve as President and Chief Operating Officer. With more than two decades of healthcare leadership experience in our region, Tom has served for the past two years as CEO of Clinton Memorial Hospital and before that was Chief Administrative Officer at UC West Chester Hospital.
• Bradley Boggus will serve as Chief Financial Officer. He has served as CFO for Clinton Memorial Hospital since 2021.
• Debra Dozier will serve as Chief Nursing Officer. With 15+ years of nursing leadership experience, she has served as CNO at CMH since July 2024.

All three leaders bring extensive experience and a track record of success, and are well-respected, enjoying strong support of local physicians, nurses, team members, and the Clinton County community. Equally important, they are servant leaders who share our TriHealth values and commitment to people, culture, and clinical excellence. Their appointments will provide continuity of leadership and help to support a successful transition of TriHealth Clinton Regional Hospital into TriHealth beginning in September and continuing over the coming months!

This acquisition preserves the hospital’s legacy in our community, ensuring continued access to long-established and trusted providers, and providing the necessary resources to expand or enhance services. This integration will advance clinical care and leverage and deliver TriHealth’s world-class business and back-office competencies ranging from Epic to Revenue Cycle to Human Resources and everything in between. As we extend TriHealth service lines and physician specialties to Clinton County, we will expand access and care for more patients in their local community, including providing integrated and expanded access to TriHealth tertiary hospitals for high acuity care.

By extending our network of hospitals along the I-71 corridor, we are expanding access to TriHealth’s unique model of population health care rooted in seeing, hearing and healing those who entrust their care to us. Adding TriHealth Clinton Regional Hospital to TriHealth helps its team members in multiple ways, including increasing access points for patients and the number of patients coming to us for care; ensuring care will stay local and provided by the experts who know and invest in our community; expanding opportunities to attract and retain team members; and making our network even more appealing to businesses and payors.

We do not anticipate any disruption in providing care to patients. Patients can still expect to be seen by the local providers they know and trust. Additionally, joining TriHealth will enhance the patient experience for Clinton County residents by expanding access to high-quality inpatient and outpatient care supported by TriHealth’s expert specialty services.

Our goal is to increase access to providers and services, which includes working as collaboratively as possible with insurance companies and others to create a seamless transition for patients. We remain committed to communicating as the process moves along.

This acquisition is part of a thoughtful, proactive approach to strengthen access to rural healthcare in Clinton County. TriHealth has a demonstrated history of successfully integrating a community hospital into its network by expanding services, offering additional resources to strengthen financial health, and maintaining the hospital’s strong community identity and connections. TriHealth Clinton Regional Hospital is a strong community hospital already, and we are confident that it will thrive as part of a fully integrated regional health system like TriHealth.