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Posted March 2, 2021
Holy Redeemer Health System, based in Meadowbrook, Montgomery County, has rebranded its title to Redeemer Health, according to information released Feb. 24.
“This rebrand is part of broader strategic initiatives to grow and expand the system to meet the changing needs of the communities we serve in Pennsylvania and New Jersey,” said Mike Laign, president and CEO of Redeemer Health. “Retaining the richness of our legacy, with a fresh, contemporary approach, the name and logo make a renewed promise that all members of our community can relate to.”
The new name continues the system’s strong connection to its foundation in 1924 by the Sisters of the Redeemer, according to the sisters’ provincial leader, Sister Ellen Marvel, C.S.R.
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Redeemer Health has locations in Richboro, Bensalem, Warminster and Feasterville, and a women s health clinic in Southampton. (Shutterstock)
Holy Redeemer Health System, which has several locations in Lower Bucks County, has rebranded itself and is now Redeemer Health. This rebrand is part of broader strategic initiatives to grow and expand the system to meet the changing needs of the communities we serve in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, said Mike Laign, President and CEO of Redeemer Health. Retaining the richness of our legacy, with a fresh, contemporary approach, the name and logo make a renewed promise that all members of our community can relate to.
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