Warren Moore will succeed Amy Mansue as Inspira Health CEO in January
Moore's immediate priorities include opening a new patient tower at Inspira Medical Center Mullica Hill.

Inspira Health’s chief operating officer Warren Moore will become the South Jersey health system’s next CEO, succeeding Amy Mansue in January, the nonprofit announced Tuesday.
Mansue is retiring after six years leading the system with four hospitals in Gloucester, Cumberland, and Salem Counties. Inspira had $1.46 billion in revenue last year.
Moore started at Inspira in January 2021 as executive vice president and chief operating officer. He was promoted to president at the beginning of this year.
“Our commitment is to ensure people can receive the services they need, close to home, and to earn their trust every day,” Moore said in Inspira’s announcement.
Moore’s immediate priorities include opening the new tower at Inspira Medical Center Mullica Hill and making sure the Inspira gets the most out of its new system for electronic medical records, Inspira said.
Inspira adds to a run of new CEOs at Philadelphia health systems, starting with the Main Line Health in June 2025, when Ed Jimenez took over for Jack Lynch.
Since then, new CEOs took charge at Temple University Health System, ChristianaCare and Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.
























