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Frank Runion

CFO

Indiana University Health Adult Academic Health Center

Indianapolis, IN

Mr. Runion is CFO of Indiana University Health Adult Academic Health Center, the organization’s academic medical center. He oversees the financial operations and strategic planning for University and Methodist Hospitals, as well as Riley Children’s Health. He manages budgets, financial analysis and capital management across multiple hospitals and outpatient sites. Mr. Runion is currently leading the financial aspects of IU Health’s $4 billion hospital expansion, which includes the construction of an 864-bed facility in downtown Indianapolis, set to open in 2027. Known for his deep financial expertise and strategic vision, Mr. Runion prioritizes patient care in his decision-making, aligning financial strategies with the organization’s long-term goals. Outside of his over 20-year tenure as a leader at IU Health, he is also involved in the Children’s Hospital Association and serves on the Indiana Burn Camp board.

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Academic medical centers bring together quality patient care with innovative research and education. The CFOs responsible for the overall financial health of these institutions lead long- and short-term financial strategies, manage large budgets and oversee strategic partnerships.

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