Mr. Titus retired as CEO of ProHealth in 2011, according to the Journal Sentinel. He spent 42 years of his career at ProHealth and held a number of leadership positions. During his tenure, ProHealth grew to a regional health network with three hospitals, 26 health centers and home health care centers.
Mr. Titus died at the AngelsGrace Hospice in Oconomowoc, Wis., a place the system opened in 2004 as a part of Mr. Titus’ vision for ProHealth.
Mr. Titus was remembered as “a formational, approachable, innovative and generous leader” in his obituary.
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