Our mission is to advance access to comprehensive, high-quality healthcare by leveraging innovation and community empowerment. We strive to build a healthier future across all stages of life by forging strategic partnerships and alliances with leading organizations, providers, agencies, and institutions. Through these collaborations, we deliver evidence-based programs and services with the shared vision of uplifting populations and fostering resilience in the communities we serve.
Tenor Health Foundation, Inc. was formed and is operated exclusively for charitable purposes within the meaning of Section 501(c)(3) of the Code. We are charged with promoting and conducting programs and activities that improve access and quality of healthcare across the United States — acquiring, stabilizing, and growing the hospitals that communities depend on.
Operated exclusively for charitable purposes, every dollar goes back into the communities and hospitals we serve.
Sharon Regional, Wilkes-Barre General, Regional Hospital of Scranton, and Moses Taylor Hospital — all serving their communities.
The Commonwealth Health acquisition, closed February 2, 2026, the health system has approximately $600 million in annual revenues.
A growing network of physicians, specialists, and advanced practice providers delivering care in local communities.
Committing to the needs of a community and taking the steps necessary to enhance their unique health needs.
Tenor’s proven approach combines financial discipline with compassionate care.
We implement strategic improvements in managed care strategy, revenue cycle management, service line development, and operational efficiency while maintaining our commitment to access, quality patient outcomes, and community trust.
Tenor Health Foundation targets health systems and hospitals that are essential to their communities but are experiencing—or are expected to experience—moderate to high financial distress, particularly in light of recent legislative changes affecting government reimbursement (e.g., OBBBA).
Target hospital candidates that are being reviewed by the Foundation for implementation typically fall within the range of 50 to 500 beds or $50 million to $1 billion in annual net patient revenues.
Committing to the needs of a community and taking the steps necessary to enhance their unique health needs.
Click any hospital pin for details and a link to visit the site. Smaller pins mark Commonwealth Health Physician Network practice locations.
Radha Savitala has worked extensively with large healthcare systems, including academic medical centers, community hospitals, medical groups, healthcare technology companies, and startups. She led transactions for Prime Healthcare for over a decade, playing a pivotal role in the turnaround of more than thirty hospitals.
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Peter F. Bastone serves as Chief Executive Officer of the Tenor Health Foundation. A nationally recognized healthcare executive, he brings extensive experience in strategic leadership, organizational transformation, and mission-driven growth across both healthcare systems and nonprofit organizations.
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Butch Eavenson has over twenty-five years of experience in the healthcare industry. A sought-after advisor and national leader in business development, he has played a pivotal role in launching and revitalizing healthcare facilities across the country.
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Michael Bogert has more than thirty-five years of experience in strategic healthcare finance. He previously served as CFO of Prime Healthcare, supporting growth from $1 billion to over $5 billion in net revenue, and has held CFO roles at Pipeline Health and Palomar Health.
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