PHILADELPHIA–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Ceremony Help (NYSE: RAD) right this moment introduced that Steve Bixler, vice chairman of monetary accounting, will change into the brand new chief accounting officer efficient Jan. 13, 2023, following the retirement of Brian Hoover who has served within the position for the final three years throughout his 27 years with Ceremony Help.

Bixler will report back to Chief Monetary Officer Matt Schroeder.

“We sit up for a seamless transition and the management Steve will deliver as we proceed our journey towards a contemporary full-service pharmacy firm,” Schroeder stated. “We’re grateful for Brian’s a few years of service and dedication to our firm and need him a well-deserved retirement.”

Bixler has served in accounting roles at Ceremony Help for the final 21 years and was promoted to his present position as vice chairman in 2020. Steve joined Ceremony Help as a list specialist instantly after incomes his bachelor’s diploma from Juniata Faculty in Huntingdon, Pa., in 2001.

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Ceremony Help is a full-service pharmacy that improves well being outcomes. Ceremony Help is defining the fashionable pharmacy by assembly buyer wants with a variety of autos that supply comfort, together with retail and supply pharmacy, in addition to providers supplied via our wholly owned subsidiaries, Elixir, Bartell Medicine and Well being Dialog. Elixir, Ceremony Help’s pharmacy advantages and providers firm, consists of accredited mail and specialty pharmacies, prescription low cost packages and an trade main adjudication platform to supply superior member expertise and price financial savings. Well being Dialog supplies healthcare teaching and illness administration providers through stay on-line and cellphone well being providers. Regional chain Bartell Medicine has supported the well being and wellness wants within the Seattle space for greater than 130 years. Ceremony Help employs greater than 6,400 pharmacists and operates greater than 2,350 retail pharmacy areas throughout 17 states. For extra data, go to www.riteaid.com.