Solis names new CEO

AuntMinnie.com staff writers
May 25, 2011

Solis Women's Health has appointed a new president and CEO, the company announced.

James Polfreman will oversee the company as it continues to expand its U.S. network of facilities, which currently serve more than 400,000 patients in five states. Prior to assuming the leadership of Solis, Polfreman served as CEO of the Retail Healthcare Businesses at the Memorial Herman Hospital System in Houston, according to Solis.
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