Longmont United’s Chad Hatfield focuses on staff, community
Editor’s note: This report was corrected to accurately reflect the Hatfield family’s relocation from Arizona to Longmont.
LONGMONT — As the new CEO of Longmont United Hospital, Chad Hatfield is finding in his talks with staff that they consider Longmont to be home.
“Not Longmont proper; they’re talking about Longmont United Hospital,” said Hatfield, who was named CEO in August 2022 of the 186-bed hospital. “(The fact) some were born in the hospital and worked here the majority of their careers is just phenomenal.”
Hatfield and his wife, Tessa, plus their three children, wanted to relocate from Arizona to Tessa’s home state…
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