HCML names new CEO

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Rehabilitation provider HCML has appointed Keith Bushnell as its new chief executive, replacing former CEO Helen Merfield who takes up the new role of founder and clinical director.

Commenting on his appointment Keith Bushnell said: "I am very pleased to have joined HCML, a true leader in its field. Following input from our Medical Advisory Board and recent investment in

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