Indiana’s St. Francis Health Services Changes Name to Franciscan Alliance

Mishawaka, Ind.-based St. Francis Health Services has announced it will change its name to Franciscan Alliance, according to a news release.

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According to Kevin Leahy, president and CEO of Franciscan Alliance, a “unified name better affirms our standing as a large, multi-state Catholic healthcare system with nationally recognized centers of excellence and numerous joint ventures and physician relationships.”

Franciscan Alliance operates 13 hospitals in Indiana and Michigan. All hospitals will be renamed to include “Franciscan” before the hospital name.

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