Kissito Healthcare Announces the Return of Robert McClintic to the Kissito Family

Kissito Healthcare is pleased to announce the return of Robert McClintic, II. Robert recently rejoined Kissito Healthcare in June as a Regional Administrative Officer for Kissito Post Acute Brian Center Alleghany and Kissito Healthcare Hot Springs. Robert will be overseeing the operations and implementation of the company’s Collaborative Patient Care Model™ at both facilities and integrating a new Alzheimer’s program at Kissito Healthcare Hot Springs

Robert first joined Kissito Healthcare in 1999 as CAO for Kissito Post Acute Brian Center Alleghany and was then promoted to Director of Operations for Senior Care Management. Robert was responsible for up to 12 locations with Kissito Healthcare before his departure in June 2007. Prior to re-joining Kissito he worked for AMFM, Charleston, WV . He then went on to work for Healthbridge Management in Fort Lee, NJ as their Regional Director of Operations – Central Region for 1 ½ years.

Robert has served on various boards with the WV Health Care Association as well with Kissito Healthcare. Robert is very active in his local community of White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, where he has served as President of Valley View Country Club, WSS Youth Basketball President and Area Manager for the WSS Youth Football program and is a Member of the Alvon United Methodist Church. In addition, Robert enjoys spending time with his family: Wife – Nikola and his four daughters – Lindsey 14, Maddie 11, and Twins: Neena & Noelle – 15 months.

When Asked about his return to Kissito Healthcare, Robert commented with, “I am very excited about joining the Kissito Family again. My most cherished moments in working in this industry has been with Kissito and I am looking forward to reuniting with all of the many great employees of Kissito.”

Kissito Healthcare is a not-for-profit healthcare provider committed to growing through the continued development of their proprietary Collaborative Patient Care Model™ . This patient and resident-centered approach emphasizes collaboration, coordination and partnership among patients, hospital caregivers and post acute healthcare teams to produce smoother care transitions, improved outcomes and reduced costs.