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Adventist HealthCare Chief Medical Officer Patsy McNeil to depart for new role in Virginia. Published October 1, 2026 at 2:00PM Gaithersburg-based Adventist HealthCare announced that Patsy McNeil, MD, MBA, FACEP, Executive Vice President and System Chief Medical Officer, will leave the organization on November 6, 2026, to pursue a new professional opportunity with Riverside Health in Newport News, Virginia. McNeil has served as Adventist HealthCare's second-in-command, overseeing clinical operations, quality, patient safety, medical staff affairs and strategic healthcare transformation initiatives across the health system's hospitals, ambulatory care sites and physician offices. McNeil joined Adventist HealthCare in 2018 as Chief Medical Officer of Adventist HealthCare Shady Grove Medical Center and went on to hold progressively senior leadership positions within the organization. During her tenure, McNeil helped lead several major systemwide initiatives. Adventist HealthCare became the only health system in Maryland to have all of its hospitals receive "A" grades from The Leapfrog Group in Spring 2026. She also oversaw the system's clinical response to the COVID-19 pandemic, which Adventist HealthCare said resulted in an inpatient COVID mortality rate of less than half the national average. According to Adventist HealthCare, McNeil's leadership also helped reduce medical staff turnover by nearly 20% and contributed to improvements in Maryland Quality Program performance, which went from a net loss to $16.8 million in revenue. Her work also focused on strengthening collaboration between physicians and executive leadership and improving physician engagement. "Patsy helped shape Adventist HealthCare into a stronger and more innovative organization," said John Sackett, President and CEO of Adventist HealthCare. "Her leadership elevated quality and patient safety, strengthened physician partnerships and helped position our system for the future. We are deeply grateful for her dedicated service." McNeil called serving Adventist HealthCare "one of the greatest privileges of my career," adding that she is proud of what the organization accomplished and grateful for the caregivers, physicians and leaders she worked alongside.

Mary Kim named MultiCare chief clinical transformation officer. August 17, 2026 TACOMA, Wash. - Mary Kim, MD, has been named chief clinical transformation officer for MultiCare Health System. Dr. Kim joins MultiCare from Adventist HealthCare in Maryland, where she held senior leadership roles, including interim president and chief medical officer for the physician enterprise and vice president of primary care and population health. At MultiCare, Dr. Kim will partner with leaders and teams across the system to improve care coordination and advance the organization's long-term value-based care strategy. She will help evaluate and recommend care models that improve outcomes, support more connected care and reduce the overall cost of care. "Dr. Kim brings deep expertise in population health and care transformation, along with a strong understanding of how we can translate strategy into meaningful improvements in care delivery," said James Lee, executive vice president, population-based care, and chief financial officer. "Her leadership will be important as we continue to evolve to better serve our patients and our communities." Earlier in her career, she served in leadership roles at Loma Linda University Health, including medical director of spinal cord injury rehabilitation, medical director of stroke rehabilitation, and residency program director of physical medicine and rehabilitation. She also practiced at the National Institutes of Health Clinical Center while affiliated with the Center for Neuroscience and Regenerative Medicine. "I am honored to be part of MultiCare and contribute to the work ahead," Dr. Kim said. "MultiCare has a strong foundation in population health and a deep commitment to improving the communities we serve. I look forward to partnering across the system to build on that work and help design care models that are clinically excellent, sustainable and centered on patients." She earned her medical degree from Loma Linda University School of Medicine and completed her residency at the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago, now the Shirley Ryan AbilityLab, affiliated with Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine. About MultiCare. MultiCare Health System is a not-for-profit healthcare organization with 13 hospitals and more than 28,000 team members. MultiCare Health System is committed to achieving its mission of healing and a healthy future and delivering world-class health outcomes and an exceptional experience. As one of the largest community-based, locally governed health systems in Washington state, its comprehensive system of health includes numerous primary care, urgent care and dedicated specialty services. For more information, follow MultiCare Health System on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter or LinkedIn. Organizational Updates

Four Montgomery County life sciences leaders named to the Washington Business Journal's Innovators in HealthCare list. August 15, 2026 Four Montgomery County leaders and organizations were recently named to the Washington Business Journal's Innovators in HealthCare 2026 list announced in early August. The awards celebrate and recognize local clinicians and executives that are driving innovation across the healthcare industry by advancing technology and improving access to care across the Washington, D.C. region. Montgomery County honorees include: Daniel Cochran, President of the Adventist HealthCare Shady Grove Medical Center, received the C-Suite Leader of the Year award, recognizing him for driving positive change for patients, employees and the community. Located in Rockville, Maryland, Adventist Healthcare Shady Grove Medical Center is a general medical and surgical hospital serving the Montgomery County community. Dr. Louis Levitt, Vice President at The Centers for Advanced Orthopaedics, received Entrepreneur of the Year, which recognizes a founder building up a business to effect change across care delivery, access, quality, treatment and technology. Based in Bethesda and founded in 2013, The Centers for Advanced Orthopaedics delivers personalized orthopaedic care to patients across the Mid-Atlantic region. President of Rockville-based BrainScope Laurie Silver received the AI Champion award for the company's use of AI in its technology. BrainScope is a leading neurotechnology company dedicated to advancing brain health through the first FDA-cleared AI/machine learning medical device in neurology. Lastly, Markus Weiss, President & CFO of Gaithersburg-based Miltenyi Biotec North America, received the Life Science Leader of the Year award, recognizing a biotechnology or life sciences leader dedicated to advancing therapies, technologies or medical devices through clinical trials or to market to improve health for the public. Miltenyi Biotec North America, which maintains two operations in Gaithersburg, including the headquarters for its U.S. market, develops cutting-edge science and technology to move forward biomedical research and personalized medicine. Montgomery County, Maryland, is a breeding ground for innovation, where visionary leaders work on solving the world's most complex challenges, advance healthcare, and improve lives for a better future.