Envision appoints interim CEO as Jim Rechtin leaves in November for Humana

Envision — which this year has endured a bankruptcy filing and the announcement of CEO Jim Rechtin's departure — has announced an interim CEO from within the company. They are still on the lookout for a permanent replacement.

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