# Stephen Matchett, MD

Chief Executive Officer, Critical Care

Dr. Stephen Matchett leads Sound’s critical care specialty, the largest critical care practice in the United States. Originally trained at Yale University School of Medicine with a fellowship in Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine, Dr. Matchett has more than 25 years of experience leading high-performance ICU programs across the country. Dr. Matchett’s commitment to partnership shows in Sound Critical Care’s near-perfect retention rate, and under his vision, Sound developed a Tele-ICU service that allows hospitals to staff their ICUS 24 hours a day, 365 days a year with board certified intensivists.

- [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephen-matchett/)

## Articles

- ### [ICU telemedicine programs bring essential critical care to community hospitals](https://www.soundphysicians.com/article/icu-telemedicine-programs-bring-essential-critical-care-to-community-hospitals/)

March 12, 2025|Critical Care

Rural hospitals, though a staple for the communities in which they exist, have long struggled to provide adequate critical care for patients. For many of […]

- ### [Dedicated ICU management: Navigating the transition](https://www.soundphysicians.com/article/dedicated-icu-management-navigating-the-transition/)

November 5, 2024|Critical Care, Performance

As patient needs become more complex and technological advancements drive new treatment possibilities, intensive care units (ICUs) must adapt to deliver the highest standards of […]

- ### [Not born, but made: The ICU medical director](https://www.soundphysicians.com/article/not-born-but-made-the-icu-medical-director/)

August 15, 2024|Critical Care

As CEO for Sound Critical Care, I have the privilege of overseeing some of the most well-rounded leaders in the hospital — critical care medical directors. […]

- ### [What makes a great ICU? Just ask our intensivists.](https://www.soundphysicians.com/article/what-makes-a-great-icu-program/)

May 31, 2024|Critical Care, Performance

Today’s hospitals are treating sicker patients — critically ill patients with more complex conditions — because circumstance demands it. With fewer patients coming to the […]

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