History

CCI Anesthesia (CCI) is privately owned by Kurt Zumwalt with no venture capital investors and was founded in 2004 with two goals in mind: (1) build a customer-focused business model for anesthesia practice management, and (2) create long-term partnerships with health care organizations by boosting operational efficiency, reducing costs and improving quality. Over the years, CCI has grown to include a team of physician leaders and business professionals who are dedicated to providing prompt, personalized service to each client hospital and clinical provider, every day.

anesthesiologist putting mask on patient during surgery

Today, CCI Anesthesia provides anesthesia management services at hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers nationwide. We partner with a variety of not-for-profit and for-profit organizations including Community Health Systems, LifePoint Hospitals, Catholic Health Initiatives, Saint Luke’s Health System, Quorum Health Corporation, and Quorum Health Resources. Our professional team has extensive experience identifying synergies within anesthesia departments and across multi-hospital systems, and has reduced anesthesia costs by up to $1.5 million for our clients. Our comprehensive approach to managing an organization’s anesthesia service focuses on key areas such as quality management and compliance, cost of services, department leadership and operational efficiency. We believe that the anesthesia service model ultimately centers around providing the best care possible to the patient.

Leadership

25 years of experience – that’s the average among our leadership team. Clients that work with CCI Anesthesia have access to our dynamic team of physician and business leaders who are committed to improving healthcare delivery standards, benefitting both healthcare organizations and patients. We position ourselves as an “extension of your team,” bringing our experience to the table to help your health system, hospital or surgery center identify new systems and solutions that will help your organization achieve and exceed its goals.