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Missouri Liberty Hospital CEO to retire

By Courier Tribune
| June 23, 2022

After 34 years of service to Liberty Hospital, President and Chief Executive Officer David Feess will retire in July. During the 11 years of his executive tenure, Feess has directed the growth of the organization from a single hospital to a health system that today includes 15 primary and specialty care clinics as well as affiliations with MU Health Care, St. Luke's Cancer Institute and Children's Mercy Hospital.

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