Donald Brock Lough has been selected as the new Chief Executive Officer of Arthur Center Community Health. He will replace Terry Mackey, who plans to retire.
“The board is pleased to …
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Donald Brock Lough has been selected as the new Chief Executive Officer of Arthur Center Community Health. He will replace Terry Mackey, who plans to retire.
“The board is pleased to welcome Donald, who goes by Brock, to the helm of the organization. We are blessed to have great staff, great leadership and a long history of quality care to our communities. The board has full confidence in Brock’s leadership ability and commitment to our organization, consumers, staff and community. We look forward to meeting together the challenges ahead,” stated Steven Kreyling, Board President of ACCH.
Lough comes from his most recent role as the interim Chief Executive Officer of Wood County Community Health Center, a public sector Federally Qualified Health Center in Bowling Green, Ohio. Prior to joining Wood County, Lough served as the interim Executive Director/Chief Operating Officer for Good Samaritan Hospital’s Samaritan Center, an FQHC/CCBHC hybrid entity with over 200 employees. Lough spent over six years working for Hamilton Center in Terre Haute, Ind., where he held numerous positions over his tenure, including Executive Director of School Services, Chair of the Policy Review Committee, Integrated Care Specialist, and at the time of his departure from Hamilton Center, Chief Deputy of Health Clinics.
In addition to these roles, Lough is also a successful entrepreneur who operated his own health and human services consulting firm, served as a professional collegiate coach and was a professional athlete for the Cincinnati Bengals in the National Football League. He is eager to put his extensive leadership and professional experience to use at the Arthur Center.
“I am humbled to announce that I have accepted the position of CEO at the Arthur Center, an organization with a great history of providing comprehensive care for over six decades,” Lough said. “I feel privileged to join this rich history of serving people to help them meet some of their most important needs. I want to express my gratitude to the Board, leadership, and the entire team at the Arthur Center for this incredible opportunity. My family and I are excited to become a part of the Mexico community, and we are grateful for the warm welcome we have already received. I am honored to be able, with the help of the entire community, to guide the Arthur Center, a vital community service organization, toward a successful and prosperous future.”
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