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Award Winning Care

This is our Award Winning Performance

Awards are a recognition that what we do and how we do it, every day, truly matters.

Dedication to clinical excellence is at the core of our mission and we’re grateful that our clinical quality is nationally recognized.

RANKED AMONG “TOP HEALTH SYSTEMS” 15 top health systems

• Prime Healthcare has been recognized as one of the “15 Top Health Systems” in the nation three times by Truven Health Analytics (formerly Thomson Reuters)

• Prime Healthcare was the only health system west of the Mississippi to receive “10 Top Health Systems” recognition in the nation.

• Prime Healthcare is consistently ranked among the top health systems in the nation based on clinical quality.

• Numerous accolades and recognition from other organizations including Leapfrog, US News & World Report, Premier Care Science, American Heart Association/American Stroke Association, and PacificCare’s Quality Index.

• Healthgrades has recognized Prime Healthcare hospitals with more than 200 five-star achievements for clinical excellence in a variety of specialties.

• Prime Healthcare has more Healthgrades Patient Safety Excellence Awards recipients for two consecutive years (2016-2017) than any other health system in the country.

RANKED AMONG “100 TOP HOSPITALS”Watson Health 100 top hospitals

• “100 Top Hospitals” in the nation a remarkable 42 times by IBM Watson Health (formerly Truven Health Analytics).

• “100 Top Hospitals” in 2018: East Liverpool City Hospital, Montclair Hospital Medical Center, Pampa Regional Medical Center and Sherman Oaks Hospital.

Joint Commission top preformer

RANKED “TOP PERFORMER ON KEY QUALITY MEASURES” BY THE JOINT COMMISSION

• In 2015, 16 Prime Healthcare hospitals earned national recognition as a “Top Performer on Key Quality Measures” from The Joint Commission, the leading medical accreditation organization in the country.

NATIONAL AWARDS MEAN SAFER PATIENTS

With nearly 3,000 U.S. hospitals surveyed, the hospitals demonstrated that high-quality patient outcomes can be achieved while improving efficiency. If all hospitals in the U.S. performed at the same level as the 100 Top Hospitals award winners:

  • Nearly 126,500 additional lives could be saved
  • Nearly 109,000 additional patients could be complication-free
  • $1.8 billion in inpatient costs could be saved
  • The typical patient could be released from the hospital half a day sooner
  • Episode-of-illness expense would be 2 percent lower than the peer median