InfusionPlus, a leading provider of home infusion services dedicated to patient-centered care, has appointed Michael Bedenbaugh as Chief Executive Officer. InfusionPlus partnered with Buffkin / Baker on the executive search.

In his role as CEO, Michael will drive growth by spearheading expansion into new markets and scaling operations in existing ones. He will oversee initiatives that enhance patient and employee experiences, maximize efficiencies, and ensure the delivery of high-quality healthcare services. Michael will also guide all clinical operations, sales, revenue cycle, and supply chain functions to achieve the Board of Directors’ strategic goals.

Michael joins InfusionPlus from Intramed Plus, where he served as Director of Pharmacy Services. Previous roles include Pharmacy Supervisor at Greenville Health System and Pharmacy Manager – Supply Chain and Finance at UVA Health System. He also serves on the South Carolina Board of Pharmacy. Michael holds a bachelor’s degree from Clemson University, an MBA from the University of South Carolina – Darla Moore School of Business, a master’s degree in pharmaceutical sciences from Virginia Commonwealth University, and a Doctor of Pharmacy from the South Carolina College of Pharmacy.

Founded in 2014, InfusionPlus has a simple, powerful mission: to serve patients and providers as they navigate the world of home infusion. Since its inception, the company has made thousands of house calls, cared for hundreds of patients, and provided round-the-clock support to a wide range of providers and healthcare professionals. The InfusionPlus team understands that home infusion demands expertise, compassion, and proactivity, and is dedicated to ensuring patients, providers, and staff receive the support they need when and where they need it.

Southeast Georgia Health System, a regional healthcare network offering comprehensive medical services through two acute care hospitals and multiple specialty centers, has appointed Christy Jordan as Chief Executive Officer. Southeast Georgia Health System partnered with Buffkin / Baker on the executive search.

In her role as CEO, Christy will be responsible for the overall vitality of the Health System as its representative to the community, industry groups, key stakeholders, and local and national governments. She will be responsible for leading, communicating, and evaluating all elements of the Health System’s strategic and operational functions, while also being involved in the local community, in addition to regional, state, and national healthcare organizations, to advocate and influence on behalf of populations served by Southeast Georgia Health System. Christy will report directly to the Board of Directors.

Christy has been with Southeast Georgia Health System for 13 years, beginning as Director of Risk Management & Assistant General Counsel and advancing to Chief Legal Officer. She has served as Interim President and CEO since June 2025. Earlier in her career, Christy was an attorney for healthcare practices at firms including Arnall Golden Gregory LLP, Epstein Becker & Green, and Jones Day. Christy holds a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University and a Doctor of Law from the University of Georgia School of Law.

Southeast Georgia Health System is a not-for-profit community health system serving residents and visitors across six counties in Southeast Georgia since 1888. Headquartered in Brunswick, Southeast Georgia Health System operates two acute care hospitals, multiple specialty centers, three Immediate Care Centers, and an extensive physician network offering a full range of medical services, from primary care and emergency medicine to advanced specialties such as cardiology, oncology, orthopedics, and neurosurgery. With more than 2,550 team members and 175 providers, Southeast Georgia Health System remains committed to delivering high-quality, compassionate care to the communities of the Golden Isles and surrounding region.

Memorial Health System, central Kansas-based a comprehensive healthcare provider in Abilene, Kansas and an affiliate of Salina Regional Health Center, has appointed Kymberly Haverly as Hospital Administrator (CEO). MHS partnered with Buffkin / Baker on the executive search.

In her role as Hospital Administrator, Kimberly will align facility and departmental plans with the system’s strategic goals, leading efforts to improve efficiency and expand programs and services. She will strengthen relationships with board members, medical staff, and community stakeholders to drive collaboration and support strategic growth. Kimberly will also champion high-quality, cost-effective care through service line development and care model transformation, while honoring the organization’s history and culture. Kimberly will report to the President and CEO of Salina Regional Health Center, Joel Phelps.

Kimberly brings over 20 years of experience to MHS, having recently served as CEO at Carroll County Memorial Hospital. There she was responsible for fostering strong relationships with medical staff, team members, and the community while developing strategic and operational plans and managing a lean annual operating budget. Prior to CCMH, Kimberly was an Adjunct Professor at Ivy Tech Community College. Earlier roles include Director of Finance & Physician Compensation at Baptist Health System, Director of Finance at Floyd Memorial Hospital, and Practice Administrator and COO at Lexington Foot & Ankle Center. Kimberly holds a Bachelor of Science in Accounting from the University of Kentucky, an MBA from the University of Phoenix, and a Master of Public Health from the University of California at Berkeley.

Memorial Health System (MHS), an affiliate of Salina Regional Health Center, has been serving the Abilene, Kansas community and surrounding areas for over a century. Established in 1921 through community support, MHS has grown into a comprehensive healthcare system that includes hospital services, long-term care at Village Manor, independent living at Frontier Estates, and most recently, Heartland Health Care Clinic in Herington. Through its affiliation with Salina Regional Health Center, MHS benefits from expanded resources, medical expertise, and advanced technologies while continuing its mission of providing compassionate, high-quality care close to home.

Forrest Health, a regional healthcare system committed to delivering accessible, high-quality care through its flagship hospital and network of community facilities, has appointed Jeff Cook as President and Chief Executive Officer. Forrest Health partnered with Buffkin / Baker on the executive search.

In his role as CEO, Jeff will be responsible for the overall operations of Forrest Health, providing strategic leadership and overseeing the efficient and effective planning, organizing, control, and direction of the hospitals and related operations. He will set and guide the organization’s short- and long-range objectives to meet financial, quality, patient experience, employee satisfaction, provider engagement, and other key performance goals. As CEO, Jeff will be tasked with successfully leading Forrest Health through the ever-changing and increasingly complex healthcare landscape.

Jeff has been with Forrest Health since 2014, first joining as Director of Legal and Contracts and later advancing to Vice President and General Counsel. Most recently, he served as the Interim President and CEO. “Jeff knows the ins and outs of our healthcare system, knows administration and staff, has been an integral part of strategic projects, and has long-standing success as legal counsel” said Jana Causey, Chairman of the Forrest Health Board of Trustees. Earlier in his career, he worked as Director of Legal and Contracts at Saint Thomas Health. He also practiced law and was a professional baseball player. Jeff holds a Bachelor of Science in Architectural Engineering Technology and an MBA both from The University of Southern Mississippi, and a Doctor of Law in Business Law from Mississippi College.

Forrest Health is a system of healthcare organizations formed to increase access to quality health care in south Mississippi. Forrest General Hospital is its flagship hospital. In addition to Forrest General, Forrest Health hospitals include: Highland Community Hospital, Picayune; Jefferson Davis Community Hospital & Extended Care Facility, Prentiss; Marion General Hospital, Columbia; Pearl River County Hospital & Nursing Home, Poplarville; Perry County General Hospital, Richton; and Walthall General Hospital, Tylertown. Forrest Health is also home to The Orthopedic Institute and Institute of Neuroscience, both in Hattiesburg, as well as a variety of healthcare clinics throughout its 19-county coverage area.