Centura names president for Colorado, newly acquired Utah hospitals

Centennial, Colo.-based Centura Health has named Jim Sheets group president to oversee the system’s sites of care in Colorado and Utah.

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Mr. Sheet’s appointment is effective June 5. He will oversee clinics in Utah and Colorado and the following 10 hospitals between the states:

  • Longmont (Colo.) United Hospital
  • OrthoColorado Hospital (Lakewood, Colo.) 
  • St. Anthony Hospital (Lakewood, Colo.) 
  • St. Anthony North Hospital (Westminster, Colo.) 
  • St. Elizabeth Hospital (Fort Morgan, Colo.) 
  • Holy Cross Hospital (Salt Lake City) 
  • Holy Cross Hospital – Jordan Valley West (West Valley City, Utah) 
  • Holy Cross Hospital – Mountain Point (Lehi, Utah) 
  • Holy Cross Hospital – Jordan Valley (West Jordan, Utah) 
  • Holy Cross Hospital – Davis (Layton, Utah) 

Chicago-based CommonSpirit Health owns the five Utah hospitals after acquiring them from Dallas-based Steward Health Care, while Centura manages them. 

Mr. Sheets takes on his new role with Centura after 16 years with Salt Lake City-based Intermountain Health, where he most recently served as COO for acute care and provided oversight and strategic leadership to 21 hospitals, among other sites of care. 

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