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Enloe Health President and CEO Mike Wiltermood and other members of Enloe’s Senior Team host a conversation about the state of organization during a recent Town Hall. The Senior Team provided details on Enloe’s financial condition along with plans for the next months and years.

Hear what was discussed, including an update on the Gonzales Comprehensive Cancer Center and the cardiac and imaging center that will be built on West East Avenue. The team also went over the closure of Glenn Medical Center, the possible effects on Enloe and more.

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Jolene Francis, Enloe Health’s Vice President and Chief Development Officer, visits with Mike Wiltermood, Enloe’s President and CEO, about the Senior Team Town Hall scheduled for Sept. 30. They chat about the opportunity for all caregivers to ask questions of leadership, as well as to learn about other important issues facing the organization in the months ahead.

Mike and Jolene invite everyone to attend, either in person or online, and to submit questions for the Senior Team to address.

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After careful consideration, Enloe Health Home Health and Enloe Health Hospice will close on Oct. 31.

Mike Wiltermood, Enloe’s President and CEO, joins Jolene Francis, Enloe’s Vice President and Chief Development Officer, to discuss this change in the August episode of Enloe’s Message.

“This was a difficult decision for us because of the disruption it could bring for our employees,” Mike shared.

The two shed light on what led to the decision how it will help the organization’s future. They also announce a new partnership with Butte Home Health and Hospice to give Enloe patients continued timely access to high-quality care following a stay in the hospital. Plus, they go over Butte Home Health’s reputation as a trusted, highly rated organization.

“This is the best thing for the organization and our community for us to be sustainable going forward,” Mike said, adding that changes will be implemented in a respectful and caring manner.

“For us to take a step back, and reflect and give a (community) partner an opportunity to grow their business and for us to collaborate (with that organization) is really what our community deserves,” he said.