Jackson Hospital Names John Quinlivan CEO as New Board Takes Over
Local funding now depends on a matching state commitment.
Overview
- Jackson Hospital installed a three-member Board of Trustees on October 31 and the board appointed John Quinlivan as chief executive on Monday.
 - Quinlivan said his priority is to present and implement a restructuring plan to avoid closure, exit bankruptcy, and stabilize operations.
 - Montgomery’s city council and the county commission approved a combined $25 million in grants, with both pledges contingent on the state providing an additional $25 million.
 - Gov. Kay Ivey’s office said any state support requires a responsible sustainability plan to ensure the hospital’s long‑term viability.
 - The 344‑bed regional provider remains in Chapter 11, with operations supported earlier this year by a debtor‑in‑possession loan from Jackson Investment Group.