Zeeland Community Hospital president to retire after 44 years

Henry Veenstra, president of Zeeland (Mich.) Community Hospital, is retiring Sept. 30 after 44 years at the hospital, 41 of which he spent serving as president.

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Zeeland Community Hospital is part of Grand Rapids, Mich.-based Spectrum Health. Spectrum Health expects to name a successor this summer, according to Marc Chircop, senior vice president of regional relationships for the system.

“It’s been more than a job, it’s been a calling,” said Mr. Veenstra. “I will leave my position confident that Zeeland Community Hospital is a strong and vibrant hospital equipped to serve our patients and this community well in the future.”

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