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Chad Olinde, CPA, MBA
Chief Executive Officer

About

Chad Olinde has served as Chief Executive Officer of Pointe Coupee General Hospital since January 1, 2006. He had previously been Assistant Administrator and Chief Financial Officer at PCGH for 12 years. Prior to his service at PCGH, Mr. Olinde served as Director of Reimbursement at Opelousas General Hospital and as a Senior Auditor of Medicare Operations for Blue Cross/Blue Shield.

Mr. Olinde received a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting from Louisiana State University in 1987 and a Master of Business Administration degree with an emphasis in healthcare administration in 2000. He is a certified public accountant and he serves on the Louisiana Rural Hospital Coalition board and the Louisiana Hospital Association Trust Funds board.

    • Louisiana State University
      Masters of Business Administration, Class of 2000

    • Louisiana State University
      Bachelor of Science in Accounting, Class of 1987

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PCGH Accredited by the Joint Commission
PCGH Accredited by the Joint Commission

We are proud to announce that we have once again earned The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval for Critical Access Hospital Accreditation, a reflection of our ongoing dedication to delivering safe, high-quality patient care. This Gold Seal is more than a symbol – it's a testament to our commitment to meeting and exceeding national healthcare standards.

PCGH Accredited by the Joint Commission
PCGH Accredited by the Joint Commission

Pointe Coupee General Hospital is proud to announce that it has been accredited by The Joint Commission which has surveyed this organization and found it to meet the requirements for the Critical Access Hospital Accreditation Program. The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval is given only to facilities that demonstrate continuous compliance with its performance standards.

“Cribs for Kids” Initiative
“Cribs for Kids” Initiative

Every year in the United States, approximately 3,700 babies die from sleep-related causes. PCGH’s “Cribs for Kids” is an effort to prevent these deaths by educating parents and caregivers on the importance of practicing safe sleep and by providing portable cribs to families who, otherwise, may not afford a safe place for their babies to sleep.