Bradley Kreick of Nashua; named new Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of SolutionHealth

NASHUA — Officials of SolutionHealth, the parent organization of the Southern New Hampshire Health System in Nashua and the Elliot Health System in Manchester, have announced the selection of Nashua resident Bradley Kreick as its new CEO, effective today.

Kreick, a member of the Rivier University Board of Trustees and head coach of the highly successful girls basketball program at Bishop Guertin High School, replaces Sherry Hausmann, who resigned the post in October.

As CEO, Kreick will be responsible for providing leadership and strategic direction that will position SolutionHealth’s future growth and success, according to SolutionHealth spokeswoman Kelly Scargill.

“He will work in collaboration with executive leadership at member organizations to provide resources needed to deliver care for patients and support for employees,” Scargill added.

Dianne Mercier, chairwoman of the SolutionHealth Board of Trustees, said she is “pleased that Brad will assume leadership of our organization at this pivotal time.

“His track record of visionary leadership combined with his deep community roots, business acumen and mission-driven orientation make him uniquely qualified to lead SolutionHealth successfully into the future,” Mercier said.

Kreick said he considers his selection as CEO an honor.

“I am honored to join the SolutionHealth organization … I look forward to working together with other leaders, board members, clinicians, staff and community members to enhance the success of our organization and deliver on our mission of caring for our communities with the best services and programs available,” he said.

“This is an unsettling time as our clinical teams continue to battle on the front lines of the COVID pandemic and our organizations grapple with the associated challenges. Together, we can build on our strengths and develop a successful path forward.”

SolutionHealth describes itself as “a highly coordinated, regional health care network founded in 2018,” when the Elliot and Southern New Hampshire systems were combined.

Dean Shalhoup may be reached at 594-1256 or dshalhoup@nashuatelegraph.com.

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