“The new branding allows the health system to emphasize its Catholic heritage along with sharing its reputation for excellent physicians and services that it has built over the past several decades of service to the community,” the system said in a Feb. 1 news release.
The system’s hospitals, medical group and continuing care services have also updated their names.
Catholic Health comprises six hospitals, three nursing homes, a home nursing service, hospice care and a network of physician practices. The system has nearly 17,400 employees.
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