Mr. Christopher M. Carney

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  Christopher Carney Chief Executive Officer, Virginia Eye Institute

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  Christopher M. Carney
  
  Christopher Carney has knowledge and leadership experience in medical-surgical, psychiatric and chemical dependency and healthcare administration. Mr. Carney recently served as Vice President and partner with Witt/Kieffer of Oak Brook, Illinois. From 1996-2005, he served as President/Chief Executive Officer of Bon Secours Health System. Mr. Carney also held various chief executive officer, regional and hospital posts with Bon Secours. In addition, he worked as the administrator of Charter Westbrook Hospital and led the business development program of Charter Medical Corporation. Chris holds a Masters in Healthcare Administration (MHA) and undergraduate degrees in business administration and psychology from St. Louis University.

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  Christopher Carney Chief Administrative Officer, Diamond Healthcare Corporation

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  RICHMOND, VA--(Marketwire - August 09, 2007) - The board of directors of Agility Healthcare Solutions, Inc. elected Christopher M. Carney as chairman, effective May 18, 2007.
  
  Mr. Carney retired from Bon Secours Health System Inc. (BSHSI) in 2005 after serving for more than eight years as president and chief executive officer.He held a variety of leadership positions with the not-for-profit Catholic health system for more than 24 years prior.
  
  Mr. Carney grew BSHSI's total net revenues from $761.3 million to $2.5 billion during his tenure.BSHSI expanded from six to nine states, from eight local communities to 15 and from 13 facilities to more than 41 in that time.His accomplishments include the establishment of the Bon Secours Mission Fund that distributes $7.7 million to more than 44 community health initiatives and programs.
  
  "Agility is providing truly innovative solutions to overcome many critical challenges facing healthcare providers today, such as patient overcrowding, emergency department diversions, slow bed turnover, and poor resource utilization to name a few.Agility is helping hospitals manage their resources better and offering customers almost an immediate ROI," said Mr. Carney."I am very pleased to be elected to a leadership position on Agility's board."
  
  Currently Mr. Carney is Diamond Healthcare Corp.'s chief administrative officer.

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  RICHMOND, VA -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 08/09/07 -- The board of directors of Agility Healthcare Solutions, Inc. elected Christopher M. Carney as chairman, effective May 18, 2007.
  
  Mr. Carney retired from Bon Secours Health System Inc. (BSHSI) in 2005 after serving for more than eight years as president and chief executive officer.He held a variety of leadership positions with the not-for-profit Catholic health system for more than 24 years prior.
  
  Mr. Carney grew BSHSI's total net revenues from $761.3 million to $2.5 billion during his tenure.BSHSI expanded from six to nine states, from eight local communities to 15 and from 13 facilities to more than 41 in that time.His accomplishments include the establishment of the Bon Secours Mission Fund that distributes $7.7 million to more than 44 community health initiatives and programs.
  
  "Agility is providing truly innovative solutions to overcome many critical challenges facing healthcare providers today, such as patient overcrowding, emergency department diversions, slow bed turnover, and poor resource utilization to name a few.Agility is helping hospitals manage their resources better and offering customers almost an immediate ROI," said Mr. Carney."I am very pleased to be elected to a leadership position on Agility's board."
  
  Currently Mr. Carney is Diamond Healthcare Corp.'s chief administrative officer.

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  With leadership from Chris Carney, former CEO of Bon Secours Health System, REACH prepared a case statement for a Community Health Services Plan (CHSP) development process.

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  Chris Carney, Vice President

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  RICHMOND, VA (MARKET WIRE) The board of directors of Agility Healthcare Solutions, Inc. elected Christopher M. Carney as chairman, effective May 18, 2007.

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  Christopher M. Carney, CEO of Bon Secours Health System added, " Bon Secours will be enriched by the talent and resources that St. Mary's can bring to our System.

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  Christopher M. Carney, President and Chief Executive Officer of Bon Secours Health System to Retire in 2005
  
  Marriottsville, MD, June 4, 2004 - Bon Secours Health System (BSHSI) announced today that president and CEO, Chris Carney will retire next year.Effective March, 2005, after more than twenty years of service, Chris Carney has made a personal decision to retire.
  
  Sister Patricia A. Eck, C.B.S., chairperson of the BSHSI board of directors said, "Chris made this decision as part of a larger life decision.He has achieved his major career goals, and now is shifting priorities to spending more time with his family and living in one city.Though we hate to see him go, we are excited for him as he enters this new era of his life."
  
  Over the past 23 years, and particularly during his past eight years as CEO, Chris has helped to transform BSHSI fundamentally, guiding the health system through phenomenal growth and helping it to become a more unified system.His accomplishments are numerous including: further advancement of a system-wide vision and behaviors, development of strategic relationships with other health organizations, expansion of BSHSI's mission, services and presence in new and existing communities, orchestration of a ministry composition assessment work to ensure that BSHSI is the right size and structure for its resources, capabilities and goal to be a high quality provider, and the evolution to a much more participative and involved organization.
  
  "Working with the Sisters of Bon Secours and the Bon Secours Health System has been an incredible professional and personal experience.I feel very fortunate to have had the opportunity to pursue my vocation in healthcare with a progressive, values-based organization and such great, supportive people," said Carney.
  
  Sister Eck added, "Chris has been the catalyst for creating the Bon Secours Mission Fund enabling the $7.7 million funding of over 44 community health initiatives and programs which have made substantial contributions to our communities.His leadership over the past 23 years is a model for our system and for Catholic health care.His keen vision, insight and his ability to motivate people to accomplish great things is remarkable."
  
  Carney led the dramatic growth of the BSHSI organization, which during his tenure has expanded from six to nine states; from 8 local communities to 15, from 13 facilities to over 41 and numerous outpatient and home based services, growing total net revenues from $761.3 million to $2.5 billion.
  
  Sister Alice Talone, C.B.S., president of the Sisters of Bon Secours, USA, said "Chris has been instrumental in supporting the work of the congregation and in supporting and facilitating the sponsorship model created by the Sisters of Bon Secours.The Sisters of Bon Secours are tremendously grateful for his years of leadership and his many contributions to our communities.We celebrate his successes and wish him every blessing, but he will be greatly missed."
  
  Carney, the management team, and Board are working closely with the Sisters of Bon Secours and the search committee to create guidelines and requirements for selecting a new leader.The recruitment process will begin in June with anticipated selection of a new president and CEO by early 2005.Over the next year, Chris will continue to lead the system in executing the health system's strategic initiatives as planned and working with Sr. Pat Eck, the sponsors and Board of Directors to ensure a smooth leadership transition.
  
  "While we are sad and reluctant to see Chris move on to his life's next goal, we celebrate his career and his incredible contributions to this health ministry.

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