Mr. Page oversees Dignity Health’s North State Market, a rural region of far Northern California encompassing four hospitals, three of which are trauma centers, serving more than 130,000 patients annually across a primary service area exceeding 200 miles. Mercy Medical Center Redding (Calif.) functions as a level 2 trauma hub for roughly 45,000 square miles of Northern California. A native of the region who was born at one of the hospitals he now leads, Mr. Page brings more than 37 years of progressive healthcare leadership to a role that holds deep personal meaning, having begun his career with Catholic Healthcare West/Dignity Health in 1988. Under his leadership, St. Elizabeth Community Hospital has earned Leapfrog straight “A” safety grades for eight consecutive years and was recognized as a top 100 hospital and top rural hospital by Leapfrog in 2022 and 2024. Meanwhile, Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital in Grass Valley, Calif. earned top 100 and top rural hospital recognition from Leapfrog in 2023, 2024 and 2025 and a CMS 5-star rating in 2024. Mr. Page has driven major facility investments including emergency department renovations, a neuro interventional radiology suite, and expanded cardiology and surgical services. He also launched a mobile rural health clinic to bring care directly to patients facing transportation and access barriers. He serves on multiple boards including Mercy Housing, the Mercy Foundation corporate board and Corban University’s board of trustees.
