Women’s Health USA names former SCA executive Goran Dragolovic CEO — 3 insights

Former Surgical Care Affiliates and Optum executive Goran Dragolovic will be the next CEO of Women’s Health USA.

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Here’s what you should know:

1. Mr. Dragolovic was with SCA and Optum for approximately seven years. He served as the senior vice president of practice growth and transformation at Optum.

2. In his role, he managed a portfolio of surgery centers and specialty hospitals in the Western U.S. worth approximately $500 million.

3. He also played an integral role in helping centers transition to value-based care.

He said in a release, “As a nationally recognized leader in women’s health with an impeccable reputation, clinical credibility and expertise, WHUSA is uniquely positioned to lead efforts to assist physicians in seizing these opportunities. I’m grateful and thrilled to join the remarkable team at WHUSA and help lead our collective growth efforts.”

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