The orthopedic surgeons' practice will be known as St. Vincent Medical Group Orthopedics and Sports Medicine and will be located in Bloomington. St. Vincent's will employ the surgeons, but PremierOrtho will continue to manage their medical practice.
The surgeons — Michael Ferrell, MD, John Hammerstein, MD, and Brian Murphy, MD — will also provide care in St. Vincent Dunn Hospital in Bedford, Ind., and St. Vincent Jennings Hospital in North Vernon, Ind.
Monroe Hospital entered into a management agreement with St. Vincent in September.
Under the agreement, St. Vincent will manage operations for the hospital including patient experience, physician relations and finance with the goal of increasing efficiency and reducing costs.
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[LD1] St. Vincent Health to Develop Orthopedic Center of Excellence at Monroe Hospital
Indianapolis-based St. Vincent Health has announced[LD2] it has hired a group of orthopedic surgeons from PremierOrtho in Bloomington, Ind., to create an Orthopedic Center of Excellence at Monroe Hospital in Bloomington, Ind.
The orthopedic surgeons[LD3] ' practice will be known as St. Vincent Medical Group Orthopedics and Sports Medicine and will be located in Bloomington. St. Vincent's will employ the surgeons, but PremierOrtho [LD4] will continue to manage their medical practice.
The surgeons — Michael Ferrell, MD, John Hammerstein, MD, and Brian Murphy, MD — will also provide care in St. Vincent Dunn Hospital in Bedford, Ind[LD5] ., and St. Vincent Jennings Hospital in North Vernon, Ind.
Monroe Hospital[LD6] entered into a management agreement with St. Vincent in September.
Under the agreement, St. Vincent[LD7] will manage operations for the hospital including patient experience, physician relations and finance with the goal of increasing efficiency and reducing costs.
[LD1]Please don't include "Hed" to mark your headline going forward.
[LD2]Per our style guide you would link any press release to the word announced.
[LD3]possessive
[LD4]Where is this based? Is it the parent company to PremierOrtho? Or are you just trying to say PremierOrtho differently?
[LD5]Per AP style you ALWAYS need a comma after a state abbreviation unless it's at the end of the sentence
[LD6]Have to capitalize this. It's part of its proper name.
[LD7]Correct?