KENNETT SQUARE, PA — LCH Health and Community Services has appointed Drew Laskowski as director of finance, bringing an executive with experience managing budgets of up to $85 million to oversee financial operations and support the nonprofit health care provider’s long-term sustainability and growth in southern Chester County.
Laskowski joined LCH in October, the organization confirmed Nov. 12. He will oversee financial operations and work with senior leadership on financial planning, revenue management and organizational growth.
The appointment brings experience from federally qualified health centers, which provide primary care and other health services to patients regardless of their ability to pay.
Laskowski most recently held financial leadership positions at federally qualified health centers in Berks County, Pennsylvania, and Putnam County, West Virginia.
Throughout his career, he has managed consolidated operating budgets ranging from $24 million to $85 million across community health, behavioral health, education and faith-based nonprofit organizations.
His responsibilities have included managing expenses and maximizing revenue while maintaining the financial resources needed to support nonprofit services.
LCH Chief Executive Officer Ronan W. Gannon said Laskowski’s financial management background would support the organization’s efforts to strengthen its finances and expand access to care.
“His expertise will help us strengthen our financial foundation, plan for the future, and continue expanding access to high-quality health care for the communities we serve,” Gannon said.
Laskowski cited the organization’s history of serving southern Chester County and the experience of its leadership team as factors in his decision to join.
“LCH’s reputation for serving the people of southern Chester County attracted me, as did the expertise of its leadership and executive team,” Laskowski said.
His background in federally qualified health centers aligns with LCH’s focus on providing medical services to patients across different income and insurance categories.
“I am committed to FQHCs because they help people lead healthier lives, regardless of their ability to pay,” Laskowski said.
Founded in 1973, LCH provides health care and patient services for adults, adolescents and children. The organization accepts Medicaid, Medicare and most private insurance plans.
LCH also offers discounted services through a sliding-fee scale based on household income and family size, allowing patients to receive care regardless of their ability to pay.
Laskowski earned a bachelor’s degree from the Rutgers University School of Business in Camden. He lives in Phoenixville with his wife, Barbara, and has two adult daughters.
Additional information about LCH Health and Community Services is available at www.LCHcommunityhealth.org.
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