Shared Health Services Names New Executive Vice-President

Johnson City, TN, July 25, 2018 --(PR.com)-- Shared Health Services, a Tennessee-based wound care and hyperbaric oxygen therapy management company, has named Mr. Daniel Greenlee, MBA as its Executive Vice-President. In announcing the appointment of Mr. Greelee, the company's President and CEO, David Davis stated, "Dan brings a wealth of both military and business knowledge to his new role. After a career in the United States Navy as an instructor and Saturation Diving Supervisor, he continued his education, training and career in the field of wound care and hyperbaric medicine. Dan has eighteen plus years experience developing and managing wound care and hyperbaric medicine programs across the U.S. He has managed all aspects of contract negotiation and renewal, program development, revenue cycle, marketing, personnel recruitment, and operations. We are honored to have him as part of our corporate team."

It is estimated that over 6.5 million Americans suffer from chronic or hard to heal wounds. Hospital-based Wound Care Centers are staffed with specially trained physicians and nurses who work in conjunction with the patient’s primary care physician. Together, they work to diagnosis and treat a variety of chronic, or non-healing, wounds. The wounds treated often include arterial ulcers, diabetic and neuropathic ulcers, lower extremity edema (swelling of the feet and/or ankles), pressure injuries or ulcers, problem surgical wounds, animal and insect bites, trauma wounds and venous stasis ulcers.

Shared Health Services, in conjunction with its partner hospitals, offer evidence-based wound care which is proven to reduce complications and amputations related to these chronic, non-healing wounds. During a typical visit to a Wound Care Center, a patient will undergo a complete assessment, wound measurement and photographs, debridement to aid in the removal of dead, damaged, or infected tissue by surgical or other means to improve the healing potential of the remaining healthy tissue, infectious disease management, laboratory and vascular evaluation, advanced wound dressings, compression dressings, prosthetic and pressure relief assistance, negative pressure wound therapy and/or hyperbaric oxygen therapy.

Upon accepting his new position, Mr. Greenlee stated, “In the continually evolving arena of wound care and hyperbaric medicine, we have to stay abreast of the changes, selectively embracing those practices that will provide better outcomes for our patients. It is also essential that we promote proven quality improvement initiatives and compliance strategies for our partner hospitals."

Shared Health Services (SHS) is a wound care management company based in Johnson City, Tennessee. SHS contracts with hospitals to help them open and manage successful outpatient wound care and hyperbaric centers. The company currently works with hospitals from Florida to Pennsylvania. More information is available at www.sharedhealthservices.com.