U.S. News Names Dr. Andrew Artenstein a Hospital Hero

October 30, 2020

U.S. News and World Report has named Andrew Artenstein, MD, Chief Physician Executive and Chief Academic Officer, one of their U.S. News Hospital Heroes.

Dr. Artenstein serves as the Incident Commander for Baystate Health's COVID-19 response.

Hospital Heroes recognizes the doctors, nurses, respiratory therapists, paramedics and countless unsung heroes who are stepping up—often at great personal risk—to keep patients alive and communities safe from COVID-19.

> Read: Doctor Makes 'Surreal' Warehouse Rendezvous to Get PPE for COVID-19

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