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Your Guide to Top Care 2019 EDITION Exclusive Rankingskings How Hospitalss YOUR Are Battling thehe GUIDE Opioid Epidemicemic TO TOP Surgery Ahead?head? CARE Ask These Questionsestions Why STRENGTH TRAINING Really Matterss PLUS: America’s Healthiest Communities It’s Time to Plan Ahead Every 40 seconds, someone in America has a stroke or a heart attack.ck. Chances are it could be you or someone you love. That’s why it’s crucial to researchh the best options for receiving heart and stroke care before thee ttimeime comes when you need it. Each year, the American Heart Association recognizes hospitals that demonstrate a high commitment to following guidelines that improve patient outcomes. Read more about the award categories and locate a participating hospital near you. From 2005 to 2015 Currently, more More than 7 million the annual death than 2,500 hospitals people have been rate attributable to participate in at least treated through our coronary heart one American Heart hospital-based disease declined 34.4 Association quality quality initiatives percent. The number initiative module. since the first of deaths declined Many participate in one was launched 17.7 percent. two or more. in 2000. ISTOCK © 2018 American Heart Association SPONSORED CONTENT Key to the Awards Gold Achievement A A A A Silver Achievement C C C C These hospitals are recognized for two or more consecutive These hospitals are recognized for one calendar year of calendar years of 85% or higher adherence on all 85% or higher adherence on all achievement measures achievement measures applicable to each program. applicable to each program. Gold Plus Achievement B B B Silver Plus Achievement D D D These hospitals are recognized for two or more These hospitals are recognized for one calendar year of consecutive calendar years of 85% or higher adherence on 85% or higher adherence on all achievement measures all achievement measures applicable and 75% or higher applicable and 75% or higher adherence with additional adherence with additional select quality measures in heart select quality measures in heart failure, stroke, and/or failure, stroke and/or resuscitation. resuscitation. *These hospitals received Get With The Guidelines-Resuscitation awards for two or more patient populations. All Mission Lifeline awards used 2017 GWTG-CAD data. STEMI: Gold Receiving A STEMI: Silver Receiving C Target: Heart Failure G or Referring A or Referring C and Stroke Honor Roll G These hospitals are recognized These hospitals are recognized These hospitals are recognized for at least three for two consecutive calendar for one calendar year interval consecutive months of 50% or higher adherence to years of 85% or higher of 85% or higher composite all relevant Target measures in addition to current composite adherence to adherence to all STEMI Bronze, Silver or Gold Get With the Guidelines - all STEMI Receiving or Receiving or Referring Center Heart Failure or Stroke recognition status. Referring Center Performance Performance Achievement Achievement indicators and 75% indicators and 75% or Honor Roll - Elite Plus F or higher compliance on each higher compliance on each These hospitals are recognized for at least a year performance measure. performance measure. of 75% or higher achievement of door-to-needle times within 60 minutes AND 50% achievement of STEMI: Gold Plus Receving B NSTEMI: Gold A door-to-needle times within or Silver Plus Receiving D or Silver C 45 minutes in applicable stroke patients in Gold criteria plus recognized These hospitals are recognized addition to current Silver or Gold Get With for 75% or higher achievement for achieving 65% adherence to The Guidelines - Stroke recognition status. of First Door-to-Device time Dual Antiplatelet prescription of 120 minutes or less for at discharge and 75% or higher Honor Roll – Elite E transferred STEMI patient compliance on each of the other These hospitals are recognized for at least a year for two or more consecutive four performance measures of 75% or higher achievement of door-to-needle years (gold plus) or one for two consecutive calendar times within 60 minutes in applicable stroke consecutive calendar year years (gold) or one consecutive patients in addition to current Silver or Gold Get (silver plus). calendar year (silver). With The Guidelines - Stroke recognition status. This content is produced A Big Thanks to by or on behalf of our Our Sponsors. sponsor; it is not written These organizations are national by and does not necessarily sponsors of American Heart reflect the view of U.S. Association’s healthcare quality News & World Report improvement programs. editorial staff. Learn more at mediakit.usnews.com. © 2018 American Heart Association SPONSORED CONTENT Find Your Hospital Listed Alphabetically By State For a searchable map of hospitals by region and across the U.S., visit heart.org/myhealthcare. BG ALABAMA Sparks Health System, Fort Smith ............................................................................ St. Bernards Medical Center, Jonesboro ...................................................................... B Baptist Medical Center South, Montgomery ...........................................................BG University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Little Rock....................................BE Brookwood Baptist Medical Center, Birmingham ............................................ BBF Washington Regional Medical Center, Fayetteville ...............................................BF Coosa Valley Medical Center, Sylacauga ...................................................................... B Crestwood Medical Center, Huntsville ..........................................................CBBG CALIFORNIA DG Cullman Regional Medical Center, Cullman............................................................ Adventist Health Bakersfield, Bakersfield ....................................................BEAC Eliza Coffee Memorial Hospital, Florence .................................................................... B BE B Adventist Health Glendale, Glendale ........................................................................ Flowers Hospital, Dothan ................................................................................................. Adventist Health Simi Valley, Simi Valley .................................................................BE Gadsden Regional Medical Center, Gadsden .........................................................BE DG BAB Adventist Health Ukiah Valley Medical Center, Ukiah ........................................... Grandview Medical Center, Birmingham ........................................................... Adventist Health White Memorial, Los Angeles .....................................................BF Huntsville Hospital, Huntsville ...................................................................................BG BBF D Alameda Hospital, Alameda ................................................................................. Marshall Medical Centers, Guntersville ........................................................................ Alta Bates Summit Medical Center-Summit Campus, Oakland ........................BF Mobile Infirmary, Mobile ..................................................................................AABG BE BG Arrowhead Regional Medical Center, Colton ......................................................... Princeton Baptist Medical Center, Birmingham ..................................................... Bakersfield Heart and Surgical Hospital, Bakersfield ................................................ C Providence Hospital, Mobile ......................................................................................AB BEA B Bakersfield Memorial Hospital, Bakersfield ..................................................... South Baldwin Regional Medical Center, Foley .......................................................... California Hospital Medical Center, Los Angeles ...................................................BE Southeast Alabama Medical Center, Dothan .........................................................BG BE B California Pacific Medical Center, San Francisco ................................................... St. Vincent’s Birmingham, Birmingham ........................................................................ Cedars Sinai Medical Center, Los Angeles ..............................................................BG Thomas Hospital, Fairhope ............................................................................................. C BF BE CHA Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center, Los Angeles ............................... UAB Hospital, Birmingham .......................................................................................... Chino Valley Medical Center, Chino ............................................................................... D University of South Alabama Medical Center, Mobile ...............................BGBF A A Citrus Valley Health Partners-Intercommunity Campus, Covina ............................ Walker Baptist Medical Center, Jasper .......................................................................... Citrus Valley Health Partners-Queen of the Valley, West Covina ........................BE D ALASKA Coast Plaza Hospital, Norwalk ....................................................................................... Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula, Monterey ...............................BF Alaska Regional Hospital, Anchorage ......................................................................BG
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