Greg Wozniak has resigned as Redeemer Health’s CEO after just over two years on the job, The Philadelphia Inquirer reported.

According to their coverage, the nonprofit health system—which includes the 239-bed Holy Redeemer Hospital in Meadowbrook and a location in Huntingdon Valley—has been “financially troubled”, posting operating losses every fiscal year from 2017 to 2025.

Jim Logue, chief transformation officer since 2025, has been appointed to the position on an interim basis. Chief financial officer Kim Cummings will depart at the end of the month as well, The Inquirer said. She will be succeeded by Michael Keen, who had previously been the system’s CFO and executive vice president.

Redeemer Health sent the following statement regarding the ongoing restructuring process to The Philadelphia Business Journal:

The goal of the restructuring is to establish a sustainable business model and ensure the continuation of the charitable mission of the Redeemer Health system. As this progresses, we will continue to communicate with our community when there is additional information to share.

In January 2025, Redeemer Health announced a $46 million plan to improve revenue and cut expenses. The plan sought “recurring savings of $13.16 million in fiscal 2025 and $30.96 million in fiscal 2026, plus other one-time savings in both years”, The Journal previously reported.

Redeemer Health has about 3,200 employees.

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