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UnityPoint Health names Jenn Crimmins Executive Director, Rural Health Partnerships
By Sharon Wren,
7 days agoUnityPoint Health has announced that Jenn Crimmins has been chosen to fill the newly created role of Executive Director, Rural Health Partnerships. She will be responsible for developing, leading and sustaining strategic partnerships to strengthen access to local, high-quality and financially sustainable health care in rural communities.
“People who live in rural areas deserve dependable access to health care,” said Dr. Greg Johnson, Chief Medical Officer, UnityPoint Health. “Creating this role reflects our commitment to working side by side with rural hospitals, clinics and local leaders to support strong care models for the future. Jenn’s operational experience and relationship-focused approach will be important as we build partnerships that improve access, coordination and outcomes for patients and families.”
Crimmins was most recently Vice President of Clinic Operations in the Fort Dodge market, supporting clinic teams, strengthening operations and helping advance work connected to rural health priorities.
“I’ve seen firsthand how challenges in rural health care can negatively affect patients, families, employers and local economies,” Crimmins said. “I’m honored to take on this role and continue working with rural partners to build practical, sustainable solutions that help people get the care they need.”
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