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Congratulations to the Recipients of the Chest Pain – MI Registry Rewarding Excellence. Driving Success. Congratulations to the Recipients of the The Chest Pain – MI Registry™ Performance Achievement Award recognizes a hospital’s ™ success in implementing a higher standard of care for heart attack patients by meeting Chest Pain – MI Registry aggressive performance measures 2020 Performance Achievement Award View hospitals participating in the registry at CardioSmart.org/ChestPainMI. University of Colorado Hospital Authority Piedmont Fayette Hospital Northwestern Medicine McHenry Hospital University of Kansas Health System Liberty Hospital Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital Bronx Care Health System Sanford USD Medical Center Sentara Martha Jefferson Hospital Aurora, CO Fayetteville, GA McHenry, IL St. Francis Campus Liberty, MO Greensboro, NC Bronx, NY Sioux Falls, SD Charlottesville, VA 2020 Penrose Hospital Piedmont Newnan Hospital Advocate BroMenn Medical Center Topeka, KS North Kansas City Hospital Vidant Medical Center The Mount Sinai Medical Center Holston Valley Medical Center Sentara Williamsburg Regional Medical Center Colorado Springs, CO Newnan, GA Normal, IL Saint Elizabeth Healthcare Edgewood North Kansas City, MO Greenville, NC New York, NY Kingsport, TN Williamsburg, VA St. Francis Medical Center Southern Regional Medical Center HSHS St. Elizabeth’s Hospital Edgewood, KY Baptist Memorial Hospital - Golden Triangle Frye Regional Medical Center UR Medicine Strong Memorial Hospital Baptist Memorial Hospital Memphis Harrison Medical Center Chest Pain – MI Colorado Springs, CO Riverdale, GA OFallon, IL Christus St. Patrick Hospital Columbus, MS Hickory, NC Rochester, NY Memphis, TN Bremerton, WA National Jewish/SCL Saint Joseph Hospital St. Luke’s Hospital OSF HealthCare Saint Francis Medical Center Lake Charles, LA Forrest General Hospital Rex Hospital Aultman Hospital Texas Health Heart & Vascular Hospital MultiCare Good Samaritan Hospital Registry Denver, CO Cedar Rapid, IA Peoria, IL Anne Arundel Medical Center Hattiesburg, MS Raleigh, NC Canton, OH Arlington, TX Puyallup, WA Swedish Medical Center MercyOne Des Moines Medical Center UnityPoint Health Methodist Annapolis, MD Jeff Anderson Regional Medical Center WakeMed Raleigh Campus The MetroHealth System Baylor Jack and Jane Hamilton Heart Virginia Mason Medical Center Englewood, CO Des Moines, IA Peoria, IL Metro Health Hospital Meridian, MS Raleigh, NC Cleveland, OH and Vascular Hospital Seattle, WA Dallas, TX St. Mary’s Hospital and Trinity Regional Medical Center Indiana University Health Bloomington Wyoming, MI Baptist Memorial Hospital North Mississippi Novant Health Forsyth Medical Center Southwest General Health Center Aurora Grafton Regional Medical Center Ft. 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