For the first time, The Leapfrog Group
has named Cancer Treatment Centers of America (CTCA) at Midwestern
Regional Medical Center (Midwestern) to its annual list of Top
Hospitals. This recognition showcases the hospital's commitment to
providing safe, efficient and high quality patient care. Out of the
1,600 hospitals that reported information to The Leapfrog Group, CTCA
at Midwestern was one of only 98 to receive the honor of being named a
Top Hospital. On November 27, 2015
CTCA at Midwestern opened a 168,078 square-foot, six-story inpatient
tower to better serve patients from around the country and
internationally. The new tower offers 72 innovative, single-occupancy
inpatient oncology rooms, and common space designed to bring comfort and
convenience to patients and their loved ones. When designing the tower,
the same elements that made CTCA at Midwestern a Top Hospital were
considered of utmost importance, including superior patient care, safety
and efficiency. Only six percent of hospitals
eligible receive the Top Hospital award, which is given to urban, rural
and children's hospitals that publicly report their performance through
the annual Leapfrog Hospital Survey and meet the high standards defined
in each year's Top Hospitals Methodology. The
selection is based on the results of the survey, which measures
hospitals' performance on patient safety and quality, focusing on three
critical areas of hospital care: how patients fare, resource use and
management structures established to prevent errors. Performance across
many areas of hospital care is considered in establishing the
qualifications for the award, including survival rates for high-risk
procedures and a hospital's ability to prevent medication errors.
CTCA serves patients from around the world at its hospitals in Atlanta, Suburban Chicago, Philadelphia, Phoenix and Tulsa. For more information, visit cancercenter.com, Facebook.com/cancercenter and Twitter.com/cancercenter.
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