Hospital CEO Shares His Experience With COVID-19, Running Hospital Network During A Crisis

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Jill Sheridan

Community Health Network President and Chief Executive Officer Bryan Mills.
*Provided by Community Health Network*

Our series Essential Voices covers people working on the front lines of the pandemic -- from shut down, to today. This non-narrated series brings us their unique perspectives on challenge and change.

For this installment, WFYI's Jill Sheridan interviewed a local hospital president who contracted COVID-19. Bryan Mills leads Community Health Network, which serves more than 2 million people a year. He talks about his own diagnosis and managing the hospital network during a crisis.

If you have a story to tell, from any frontline, email us at news@wfyi.org.

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