Here are three points:
1. Mr. Giancola assumed the role 18 years ago.
2. During his tenure, he “made a generational impact on South County Health,” said Dennis Lynch, chairman of the organization’s board of trustees, according to the report. “The legacy he leaves is one of a robust, financially stable, independent healthcare system delivering high quality care across Washington County and beyond.”
3. He will continue as president and CEO while the organization searches for his successor.
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