The company got rid of the role at the end of last year when Kindred sold its contract rehabilitation service business to Select Rehabilitation, a Kindred spokesperson told Louisville Business First.
Kim Perry, DO, served as senior vice president and CMO of Kindred until December. “We are grateful for her service to Kindred and wish her all the best,” a Kindred spokesperson said in a statement to Becker’s Hospital Review.
Kindred has a CMO for its hospital and rehabilitation services divisions, and they have assumed Dr. Perry’s previous responsibilities, the spokesperson told Becker’s.
Kindred, which operates long-term care hospitals, inpatient rehabilitation facilities and rehabilitation units, made other changes to corporate leadership in December, including appointing Jason Zachariah president and COO.
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