Universal Health Services EVP Matthew Peterson resigns, CEO Miller takes interim Behavioral Health role

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  • Universal Health Services disclosed the resignation of Matthew J. Peterson, executive vice president and president of Behavioral Health, effective June 19, 2026.
  • Peterson, who joined in 2019, plans to pursue an external role that is not competitive with the company.
  • Chief Executive Officer Marc D. Miller will take interim oversight of the Behavioral Health Care Division alongside senior vice presidents.
  • A search for a permanent leader of the Behavioral Health Division is set to begin immediately.


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