Jim Brown appointed CEO of new HCA Gulf Coast acquisition North Cypress Medical Center — 5 insights

Houston-based HCA Gulf Coast completed its acquisition of North Cypress (Texas) Medical Center and named Jim Brown the facility’s CEO.

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Here’s what you should know:

1. Mr. Brown was formerly HCA Healthcare’s chief development officer. He also served as Houston-based Memorial Hermann Health System’s senior vice president/ambulatory services CEO.

2. Mr. Brown holds a master’s in healthcare administration from San Antonio-based Trinity University. He is an American College of Healthcare Executives fellow.

3. HCA Gulf Coast acquired North Cypress Medical Center, a139-bed acute care facility, Sept. 1.

4. HCA Gulf Coast Division President Troy Villarreal said in a press release,”Jim Brown is uniquely qualified to lead North Cypress Medical Center. He has a strong background in hospital operations, a keen understanding of our strategic plan and a proven track record developing services that meet the community’s healthcare needs.”

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