Donna Bailey, PHMC’s Chief Integrated Health Services Officer, was named as a Diversity in Business honoree by the Philadelphia Business Journal.

As a key member of PHMC’s executive team, Donna leads PHMC’s physical, behavioral, mental health and community engagement portfolio. She is also helping to realize the mission and vision of the PHMC Public Health Campus on Cedar transforming the former Mercy Philadelphia Hospital into an integrated public health campus through an innovative partnership between regional health care leaders PHMC, Penn Medicine, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) and Independence Blue Cross Foundation.

In her role, Donna works to ensure strategic program and service alignment to further PHMC’s mission to improve the health of the community though a full continuum of integrated care. With a deep understanding of the social determinants of health, she leads PHMC’s health services, including primary health care, family planning, disease management, homeless and social services; behavioral health services, including inpatient, outpatient and residential treatment programs for individuals with substance use disorders; community engagement services, including programming designed as an alternative to incarceration and services for people experiencing homelessness; as well as community mental health services, including school and community-based trauma-informed behavioral health services for children, youth and families. Donna also has oversight over several key PHMC program areas, including health promotion services, research and evaluation and the PHMC Health Network, the organization’s network of six federally qualified health centers. She also oversees a number of subsidiaries including The Joseph J. Peters Institute, The Center for Autism, Interim House Inc., Health Promotion Council, and the Visiting Nurse Association of Greater Philadelphia. 

The Philadelphia Business Journal will run Donna’s full Diversity in Leadership profile on August 26, coinciding with a special print edition of the publication.