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Stephen J. Kolesk, MD, is Vice President for Medical Affairs and Managed Care/Chief Medical Officer, at Woods Services, Langhorne, Pa. 

Dr. Kolesk, a N.J. family physician for two decades, who later had a distinguished career as a hospital administrator with Virtua Memorial Hospital and Virtua Health in Marlton, N.J., oversees Woods’ population health management strategy, which includes the integration of primary and specialty care with behavioral health. Under his leadership, the Medical Center at Woods became an NCQA-certified patient-centered medical home. In addition, Dr. Kolesk guides the launch and expansion of Woods’ primary care centers in N.J. in partnership with Woods’ affiliate, Legacy Treatment Services, as well as collaborations with N.J. hospitals and medical centers for the provision of medical services to people with IDD and patients with behavioral challenges.

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