Interim HealthCare, a provider of home health, hospice and personal care services in South Carolina, recently hired Beth Landry as CEO.
Ms. Landry’s values align with the company’s mission and core values, and her extensive medical experience allows her to improve the quality of care provided to Interim’s more than 19,000 patients annually. stated in the news release.
“Beth’s more than 30 years of experience in healthcare and passion for patient care excites us, and we look forward to the meaningful impact she will have on our employees, patients and communities.” said one of them, Chris Lupo. The owners of Interim HealthCare in the Upstate and Midlands said in a release. “She brings her extensive experience as an executive and a deep understanding of the patient experience developed while working as a practicing physical therapist. We are ready to lead the expansion across the Carolinas.”
Landry has expertise in driving growth, diversification and turnarounds, including new developments, mergers and acquisitions, geographic expansion into multiple states and new program development, the release states. Her career includes Chief Operating Officer of Caregiver Inc., Senior Vice President of Operations for Seniorlink, President of Harden Healthcare’s MBS Rehabilitation, Vice President of Aegis Therapies, and Vice President of Gentiva Specialtys/Rehab Without Walls. Includes positions such as
In that role, she not only delivered double-digit revenue growth, but also successfully launched new programs and built a team from the ground up in a challenging market, the release states. She has extensive experience leveraging people, technology and clinical protocols to drive performance improvement and build her award-winning model of care.
“Interim HealthCare has an exceptional reputation, and it is clear that their success is largely due to their unique company culture, and I am thrilled to have the opportunity to join the Interim family. Who is the team? “They demonstrate an unwavering commitment to providing the highest quality care with the utmost compassion,” Landry said in the release. “I look forward to supporting their great work and moving the company forward to serve more people in South Carolina who need our expertise and care.”
Interim HealthCare provides a full continuum of care, including home health, hospice, and personal care services, and is committed to providing comprehensive medical solutions and guiding patients to manage their health so they can have the best quality of life. “We are proud of it,” the release states. Interim HealthCare expanded into the Midlands in 2021 after serving the upstate for more than 40 years.
The company currently serves 10 counties in the Upstate region, as well as Richland, Lexington, Newberry, Orangeburg and Calhoun counties. Although locally owned and operated, the organization is part of a national transitional care network of more than 400 locations.
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