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New CEO hired at Angel Medical Center

Angel Medical Center Announces New CEO

Lilly Knoepp Angel Medical Center has a new CEO. Mission Health has named Clint Kendall the new Chief Executive Officer and Chief Nursing Office of the Macon County hospital. Mission Health has named Clint Kendall the new Chief Executive Officer and Chief Nursing Office of Angel Medical Center Credit Courtesy of Mission Health “I am excited to be in the community of Franklin and look forward to caring for the people of this area in my new role at Angel Medical Center. I hope to meet many of you in the coming months,” said Kendall in a press release. Kendall succeeds Karen Gorby, who retired as CEO/CNO after serving in the position since February 2016. During that time, Gorby saw the sale of Angel Medical Center to Mission Health System in 2017, as well as, the sale of Mission Health to HCA Healthcare in 2019.

Hospitalizations from COVID-19 cases increase in Asheville area over last 10 days

Hospitalizations from COVID-19 cases increase in Asheville area over last 10 days WLOS staff © Provided by WLOS Asheville/Greenville The number of hospitalizations related to COVID-19 have greatly increased in Western North Carolina in the last 10 days, hospital officials said. A spokesperson for HCA Healthcare said there were seven COVID-19 patients on July 11. By Tuesday, July 20, those numbers had more than tripled, with 24 cases across Mission and Angel Medical Center. That s about a 242 percent increase.

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As Mission Health breaks ground in Franklin, service concerns linger

As Mission Health breaks ground in Franklin, service concerns linger View Comments As Mission Health breaks ground on the new Angel Medical Center, some in Franklin feel a new hospital won t address the health care issues in a community that s seen years of dwindling services.  On April 30, Mission broke ground on its new $68 million, 30-bed Angel Medical Center, which will replace the current hospital that opened in 1974.  Linda Tyler, a public health nurse in Macon County for 25 years who s now retired, is among those who don t think a new hospital will cure what ails the area s health care. She said like a lot of small hospitals, Angel Medical Center wasn t perfect, but folks there would work hard to make sure there was enough staffing and that people could get the services they needed.