COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Huntington Bank has expanded its regional health care presence -- called Huntington for Healthcare. Daniel Storer, a graduate of Westminster College in New Wilmington, Pa., has been hired to drive the expansion.
The expansion will take place throughout the bank’s six-state footprint in Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Michigan, West Virginia and Pennsylvania and will focus on key subsectors including hospitals, medical and dental groups, senior living and long-term care facilities, home health care, medical device manufacturers, specialty pharmaceuticals and other niche healthcare services, according to Dan Walsh, president of Huntington's Cleveland region.
Storer, who will be based in Cleveland, has 25 years of experience in corporate banking, health care, commercial insurance, and business operations. He most recently worked as the chief operating officer for Cleveland-based Northeast Surgical Wound Care Inc., where he was responsible for business and clinical operations and revenue growth in wound care and pharmaceuticals.
“Not only are we thoughtfully investing in the health care delivery system in our franchise communities, but, more importantly, we are assisting our clients to position their organizations for the new challenges they face in patient care, regulation and technology,” Storer said.
Huntington's health care bankers also have specialized knowledge in their respective finance areas. "We are adding additional expertise as we continue to expand our health care presence,” Walsh added.
Huntington Bancshares Incorporated is a $54 billion regional bank holding company.
Published by The Business Journal, Youngstown, Ohio.