Bagnall to be new leader of HSHS Sacred Heart

31 Jan 2018

The leader of a hospital in Sheboygan will be the new CEO and president of HSHS Sacred Heart Hospital in Eau Claire and the HSHS Western Wisconsin Division.

Andrew J. Bagnall was appointed Monday, and starts his new job Monday, Feb. 5.

Bagnall replaces Julie Manas, who left the Sacred Heart job on Jan. 9.

The Western Wisconsin Division of the Hospital Sisters Health System includes HSHS St. Joseph’s Hospital in Chippewa Falls.

Bagnall has worked for HSHS since 2010. He engineered the financial turnaround of HSHS St. Nicholas Hospital in Sheboygan, oversaw major capital projects and the growth of the hospital’s patient services.

“I look forward to joining our colleagues in western Wisconsin to build on the great work they’re doing to provide high-quality patient-centered care that not only improves the lives of individuals but also improves the health and quality of life for the communities of Eau Claire and Chippewa Falls,” Bagnall said in a press release.

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