Blake Bratcher
About Blake Bratcher
Blake Bratcher is a Partner and EVP at Flagship, directing the company's ambulatory surgery center strategy across the United States from Nashville, Tennessee.
Blake Bratcher - Partner, Executive Vice President at Ambulatory Surgery Centers
Blake Bratcher holds the position of Partner and Executive Vice President (EVP) in Ambulatory Surgery Centers (ASC). Based in Nashville, Tennessee, Bratcher spearheads Flagship's ASC strategy and portfolio. His role involves driving the ASC platform's growth and direction, with an emphasis on building strategic partnerships with surgery center operators and physicians. He focuses on acquiring and developing ASC facilities to expand the platform's reach and capabilities.
Professional Experience with Envision Healthcare
Before his current role, Blake Bratcher served as the Enterprise Vice President of Real Estate for Envision Healthcare. During his tenure, he was responsible for the development and management of an extensive real estate portfolio. This portfolio comprised approximately 650 properties, including 280 ASC facilities, spread across 40 states. His leadership was instrumental in overseeing the successful administration and growth of these diverse healthcare properties.
Career at AmSurg
Prior to his role at Envision Healthcare, Blake Bratcher worked as AmSurg's Director of Real Estate and Real Estate Counsel. His responsibilities included managing and advising on real estate matters. His experience at AmSurg equipped him with the skills necessary to handle the complexities of healthcare real estate, contributing to his effective oversight following the merger with Envision Healthcare.
Family History - Connection to 'Long' John Reilly
Blake Bratcher's great-great-great-uncle, 'Long' John Reilly, was a notable baseball player and commercial artist. Reilly played as a first baseman for the Cincinnati Reds from 1880 to 1891 and had a distinguished secondary career making posters for the Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey circuses. Recognized for his contributions, 'Long' John Reilly was inducted into the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame in June 2012.