Mr. Lyle has 47 years of healthcare administration experience as an assistant administrator, vice president, COO and CEO.
He said he was going to retire two years ago but took one last two-year contract to attempt a financial turnaround. During his tenure, Falls Community Hospital saw its finances improve from a $1.7 million loss in fiscal year 2018 to a $14,000 profit in fiscal year 2019.
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