Westfields Hospital & Clinic leadership

Steve Massey joined Westfields Hospital & Clinic as President and Chief Executive Officer in August 2011. He’s led the hospital through a number of strategic initiatives, including the joining of Westfields Hospital and New Richmond Clinic to form Westfields Hospital & Clinic in 2013.

Before taking on his current role, Massey served as Chief Financial Officer at Osceola Medical Center. He also held prior leadership positions at Allina Health and Fairview Health Services. Massey was named to Becker’s Hospital Review’s “Hospital and Health System CEOs to Know” in 2019. In 2020 he was one of four Wisconsin hospital and health system CEOs recognized in Becker’s list of “60 Rural Hospital CEOs to Know.”

Steve's dedication to sustainable business practices has shaped the hospital and clinic strategy. He oversaw the installation of two solar arrays on the Westfields campus in 2014, and the hospital earned a "Green Masters" level award from the Wisconsin Sustainable Business Council and the Top 25 Environmental Excellence award from Practice Greenhealth in 2019.

Under his leadership, Westfields Hospital & Clinic was named a top 20 Critical Access Hospital by the Chartis Center for Rural Health and the National Rural Health Association in both 2019 and 2020.

Steve received his undergraduate degree from Missouri State University. He has a master’s in healthcare administration from the University of Minnesota. Steve, his wife Nicole and their three boys live in New Richmond. He has served on the New Richmond Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors, including the role of president. He has served on the New Richmond Youth Hockey Association Board and volunteers at Grace Place, a local transitional housing organization.

Martin joined HealthPartners in 2009 as an emergency physician and medical director in western Wisconsin. In his current role as Vice President of Medical Affairs for the HealthPartners hospitals and clinics in Hudson, New Richmond and Amery, he works with medical staff and other leaders to help drive operational excellence and quality of care. From 2022-2024, he also served as the Regional Medical Director for Primary Care.

Hudson has been home for Martin and his wife since 2006 and is where they raised their four sons. The family enjoys spending time outdoors at their cabin and at state and regional parks, participating in activities such as hiking, paddleboarding and boating. Martin’s personal hobbies include woodworking and working outside, alpine skiing and mountain biking.

Kristy has been Vice President, Patient Care Services, CNO, at Hudson Hospital & Clinic since 2017 and was named Interim been Vice President, Patient Care Services, CNO, at Westfields Hospital & Clinic in 2025.  Kristy spent most of her nursing career at Ministry St. Joseph’s Hospital in Marshfield, WI, in a variety of nursing and leadership roles. When she moved to Hudson in 2013, she served as Clinical Director at Woodwinds Health Campus, Woodbury, MN.

Kristy holds a Bachelor of Science, Nursing and a Master of Science, Nursing Administration from University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire. Kristy and her husband, Adam, live in Hudson with their two children, Ross and Ally. They love spending time on the St. Croix River and supporting their children in extracurricular activities.

Dr. Gabriel is a board-certified podiatrist who treats a range of conditions, from foot and ankle disorders in adults and children, to wound care and diabetes-related foot problems. She has a special interest in sports medicine and sports-related injuries. Dr. Gabriel is a Fellow of the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons, a member of the American Academy of Podiatric Sports Medicine, and many others. She earned her doctorate from Des Moines University.