The reason for his departure was not made clear. “This is a decision I have been contemplating for some time now,” said Mr. Dadlez in a statement from the organization. “Together, we have taken this organization far by creating a strong region with a common mission, and I feel now is the right time to allow a new leader to take Trinity Health Of New England to the next level.”
In 2004, Mr. Dadlez came to Saint Francis Care and led the organization’s merger with Livonia, Mich.-based Trinity Health system. As the top leader at Trinity Health Of New England, Mr. Dadlez oversees four hospitals, an inpatient rehabilitation hospital and 847 employed providers.
Trinity Health will begin a national search for a new CEO.
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