CEO Ken Janda resigned after helming the health plan for more than 10 years. Community Health Choice does not have an immediate replacement. Its board has begun searching for an interim CEO and will launch a search for Mr. Janda’s successor.
The change was announced in a companywide email after the health plan’s board “reached a mutual agreement with CEO Ken Janda that he will step down effective immediately,” according to the report.
During Mr. Janda’s tenure, he led the 22-year-old nonprofit payer’s expansion across the region. It now covers 400,000 members.
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