Eagleville Hospital was recently recognized by Magellan Healthcare with the Co-Occurring Disorder Provider of Excellence Award.
We were decked out in bright shirts! Team Eagleville was noticed and cheered on by many at the 2019 Pro-Act Recovery Walk in Philadelphia.
Effective Monday April 15, 2019, the Board of Directors, with Maureen Pollock, welcomes Eugene Ott to the position of CEO for Eagleville Hospital and Eagleville Foundation.
Eagleville Hospital’s legacy has always been a natural selling point for Denise Hennessey, the hospital’s Clinical Recruitment Manager. After all, few substance use disorder treatment facilities have been around as long as Eagleville.
Much of Wendy Maneval’s extensive career has been spent at the forefront of health policy and health law. But the times she feels the most satisfied is when she’s working closely with the people for whom she’s advocating. And so, she describes her recent appointment as Eagleville Hospital’s Chief Legal Officer as”putting me right where I need to be.”
Elizabeth A. Perrong has been appointed Vice President of Human Resources for Eagleville Hospital. In this position, which Elizabeth assumed in January, she oversees all personnel matters, from recruitment and retention to training and performance management, and, “most importantly,†she says, employee engagement.
There has been much discussion recently surrounding Eagleville Hospital’s intent to become a tobacco-free
campus. I am writing to inform you that this policy will officially take effect on
Monday March 4, 2019
Quitting smoking during treatment for a substance use disorder has long been considered too difficult for patients. But recent research is now debunking this long-held belief.
The safety and satisfaction of our clients and their visitors is among Eagleville Hospital’s top concerns. To help ensure that these priorities are met, we are moving weekend visitation to the Conference Center/Patient Care Building (located next to the Loucheim Building).
Emily Masslofsky was recently named Eagleville Hospital’s Patient and Family Advocate. In her new role, she’ll be working directly with patients, resolving any grievances and ensuring that they’re provided with everything they need in their recovery. She’ll also assist in updating services in response to the patient satisfaction surveys.
