Many prefer telemedicine over in-person appointments
Peninsula Regional Health System aims to make care more convenient for the communities it serves, so telemedicine is a natural fit.
It can be as simple as a telephone call or one of the many other telemedicine phone apps or video-based options; there are countless ways to communicate electronically between patient and provider. 

Peninsula Regional Health System expands to better serve the community. Meet its new Executive Team here

Steven Leonard, President & Chief Executive Officer

Cindy Lunsford, Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer

Penny Short, President, Nanticoke Memorial Hospital

Karin DiBari, MD, Vice President & Chief Physician Executive, Peninsula Regional Medical Group

Kathleen Harrison, President, McCready Foundation,

Dr. Karin DiBari with members of her clinical team

Peninsula Regional Health System (PRHS) continues to invest in the health of its community with the development of a provider enterprise that aims to improve care and retain skilled clinicians.
Dr. Karin DiBari, an OB/GYN specialist by training who has been selected to lead the health system’s medical group,

Primary Care Physician Val Nateson visits with a patient in his Salisbury office.

Clinical integration will improve healthcare
Dr. James Trumble is on a mission.
As the Vice President of Clinical Integration for Peninsula Regional Health System, he spends several hours on the road each week visiting medical offices in an attempt to enhance patient care.