SHARON, Pa. – Sharon Regional Health System announced Thursday that it has appointed Todd Tamalunas interim chief executive officer, effective immediately.
Tamalunas succeeds outgoing CEO Casey Fatch, who assumed a newly created position as vice president of decision support for Tenor Health Foundation, which owns Sharon Regional.
“I’m honored to step into this role and support our talented team during this transition,” Tamalunas said. “We have tremendous opportunities ahead, and I’m committed to ensuring we continue delivering exceptional care to the patients we serve.”
Tamalunas has more than 20 years of experience in health care operations, accounting and finance, and he has consistently guided teams through periods of growth, innovation and change, a news release states.
In his previous roles, Tamalunas held leadership positions in a variety of large health systems, critical access hospitals and rural health care organizations where he led complex change management initiatives, operational restructuring, EHR transitions, mergers and culture transformations.
“His experiences, knowledge and leadership will be instrumental in positioning Sharon Regional for its next phase of growth,” said Radha Savitala, founder and CEO of Tenor Health Foundation.
Sharon Regional Health System, formerly called Sharon Regional Medical Center, closed Jan. 6, 2025, a casualty of the Steward Health Care System bankruptcy. Tenor Health acquired the hospital and reopened it in March.