2013 Community Report
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2013 Community Report
H C A W e s t F l o r i d a HCA West Florida O u r C o m m i t m e n t To E x c e l l e n c e Medical Center of Trinity opens with strong community support and represents a more than $186 million investment, featuring all private rooms and the latest technology. Services designed for patient privacy and family involvement abound, with adult and pediatric emergency services and obstetrics proving to be very popular. HCA West Florida will be opening another new hospital this year in Poinciana. 2013 COMMUNITY REPORT 2013 COMMUNITY REPORT O u r C o m m i t m e n t T o E x c e l l e n c e A Message From Our President HCA West Florida completed a very successful year, contributing more than $1.8 billion to the economic health of west and central Florida. As one of the largest employers, our contributions are significant, from economic to clinical and far exceeding other health systems in a variety of publicly reported metrics. Peter A. Marmerstein, FACHE President & Chief Executive Officer HCA West Florida Leadership Peter A. Marmerstein, FACHE President & Chief Executive Officer Timothy Burroughs Chief Financial Officer Larry J. Feinman, D.O., FACOS Chief Medical Officer With 25,000 employees, physicians, and volunteers who serve the area’s unique and diverse communities, we are committed to providing the highest quality medical care, while supporting the region where we live, work, and raise our families. At a time when many businesses are cutting back, HCA West Florida has significantly expanded our operations with the opening of the $186 million Medical Center of Trinity in early 2012 and our first freestanding ER in Plant City. We are expediting construction for a new hospital to serve the residents of southeast Osceola County, Poinciana Regional Medical Center, operating two Level II Trauma Centers, completing Phase I of a $52 million expansion in Hernando County, significantly expanding our medical education and training initiatives, recruiting and employing more physicians to meet community needs, and breaking ground for a second freestanding ER in Oviedo. All of these projects are bringing needed medical services and specialists to the area and will serve as an economic base for future growth and expansion. In a state still recovering from a recession, HCA West Florida’s contributions as a major tax payer and employer are far reaching. We provided $1.17 billion in salaries and benefits in west and central Florida and paid more than $108 million in taxes in 2012. This is an increase of $33 million HCA WEST FLORIDA in tax dollars paid over the previous year. With the need to provide medical care as efficiently as possible, and our ability to secure national contracts, we were still able to demonstrate our commitment to the communities we serve by purchasing $172 million in goods and services locally. Our clinical teams provided outstanding care to more than 1.2 million patients last year, as evidenced by 12 of our 15 hospitals named “Top Performers,” a special quality recognition by the nation’s leading healthcare accrediting body, The Joint Commission. We ended the year with an unprecedented fourth quarter composite inpatient CMS Core Measures score of 99.78 percent. This places our hospitals in the top decile for quality, as defined by these objective measures of quality. The Leapfrog Safe Hospital score, a key industry ranking for patient safety, awarded our HCA hospitals a total of 10 “A” ratings in 2012. Finally, HCA West Florida hospitals also earned 41 disease-specific certifications from The Joint Commission. With one-third of the state’s budget spent on healthcare, HCA understands the importance and significance of providing high quality and cost effective healthcare. HCA West Florida will continue to work with local, state, and national governments as well as with area business leaders to ensure continued access to healthcare for the residents of west and central Florida. Sincerely, Peter A. Marmerstein, FACHE President & Chief Executive Officer H C A W e s t F l o r i d a Oviedo ER Groundbreaking Growing To Meet The Needs Of West & Central Florida Communities Poinciana Medical Center will open in summer 2013 as a 110,000 square foot acute care hospital, featuring 24 private medical-surgical beds and a six-bed intensive care unit. The facility will provide a full range of acute care services including emergency, Poinciana Construction diagnostic imaging, inpatient and outpatient surgery, square feet with 12 exam rooms and will include an EMS cardiac catheterization, laboratory and pharmacy. entrance and helicopter pad for rapid transport of critically The Emergency Department is approximately 11,000 ill patients to Osceola Regional Medical Center. Freestanding ERs HCA West Florida built and opened its first freestanding ER held in December in Oviedo, which will open later this year in October, enabling Brandon Regional Hospital to expand as a department of Central Florida Regional Hospital. services into Plant City. Freestanding ERs provide around the clock emergency care and are staffed, equipped and function as a hospital ER, but can be located in adjacent communities to improve access. Groundbreaking for a second freestanding ER was Brandon’s Plant City ER 2013 COMMUNITY REPORT 1 O u r C o m m i t m e n t T o E x c e l l e n c e HCA West Florida Hospital Locations Marion Vol u s ia HERNANDO, PASCO & CITRUS COUNTIES Ci t rus S em e in ole e S u mtte r Su Oak Hill Hospital H err n a n d do Regional gional Medical Ce Center e Bayonet Point Medical Center of Trinity – West Pasco Campus Pi ne nellas Largo Medical Center Largo Medical Center – Indian Rocks Road Campus Central nntral t Florida Regional Hospital L a ke 75 O r a ng e ORLANDO Pa sco s Medical Center of Trinity Osceola ceola o Regiona Regional al Medical Center 4 Futuree Site: Poinciana Medical Center TAMPA ST. PETERSBURG 275 O s c eola H i l l sb b o ro ugh Northside Hospita Hospital ital St. Petersburg General Hospital pitall Edward White Hospital B reva rd Brandon Regional Hospital South Bay Hospital I n dia n R iver M a n ate e Blake Medical Center Okeechobee Hardee St. Lu c ie H igh la n d s S a r a so t a Doctors Hospital of Sarasota Englewood Community Hospital 75 Ch a r llotte M a r tin G lades Pa lm B ea c h Le e Brandon Regional Hospital South Bay Hospital Blake Medical Center Doctors Hospital of Sarasota Englewood Community Hospital Fawcett Memorial Hospital OSCEOLA COUNTY Osceola Regional Medical Center Poinciana Medical Center (Future Site) PINELLAS COUNTY D e S oto Fawcett Memorial Hospital HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY MANATEE, SARASOTA & CHARLOTTE COUNTIES Po lk 75 Oak Hill Hospital Medical Center of Trinity & Medical Center of Trinity – West Pasco Campus Regional Medical Center Bayonet Point H en d r y Edward White Hospital Largo Medical Center & Largo Medical Center – Indian Rocks Road Campus Northside Hospital St. Petersburg General Hospital SEMINOLE COUNTY Central Florida Regional Hospital Our Facilities & Services Hospital Campuses Surgery Centers Diagnostic Imaging Centers Inpatient Rehabilitation Sites Inpatient Psychiatric Care Sites Occupational Health Sites Skilled Nursing Units Graduate Medical Education Programs Number of Licensed Beds Total Employees Total Physicians Total Volunteers 2 HCA WEST FLORIDA 17 16 4 3 4 10 1 3 3,787 17,756 3,979 3,490 H C A W e s t F l o r i d a 2013 Community Impact Summary Statistics Total Patients Treated Annual Hospital Admissions Annual Emergency Visits Total Medicaid Patients Treated Medicaid Market Share Total Uninsured Patients Treated1 Uninsured Market Share 1,204,888 175,710 618,511 192,167 18.41% 135,189 30.08% (1) excludes Medicaid patients treated Economic Impact Total Salaries & Benefits $ 1,168,404,859 Cost of Charity & Uncompensated Care $ 205,443,470 Taxes Paid: Federal Income Tax $ 39,960,160 State Income Tax $ 9,109,425 Indigent Care Tax $ 30,236,179 Property Tax $ 14,713,960 Sales Tax $ 14,520,234 Other Local Tax $ 204,468 Total Taxes $ 108,744,426 1 Capital Investment $ 119,614,955 Total Local Vendor Support $ 172,498,223 Minority & Women Owned Business Support $ 1,064,626 Physician Specialty Coverage for Emergency Care $ 34,160,296 TOTAL Economic Impact $ 1,808,866,229 Total Cost of Charity & Uncompensated Care 11.4% Local Vendor Support 9.6% (1) 5 year annual average FY 2012 statistics Total Taxes 6% Capital Investment 6.6% Total Salaries & Benefits 64.6% Physician Specialty Coverage for Emergency Care 1.9% 2013 COMMUNITY REPORT 3 O u r C o m m i t m e n t T o E x c e l l e n c e Giving Back To Our Community HCA West Florida hospitals provide financial and volunteer support to countless civic organizations, schools, colleges, community projects and charitable organizations in their communities. Our hospitals also sponsor a wide range of community health information programs, screenings and seminars, which are posted on hospital websites, on the Classes and Events calendar. Going Green Health Partners HCA hospitals are involved with green initiatives at the We partner with a wide range of resources, including facility level and in many cases in the greater community. HealthGrades and iTriage, to bring our communities HCA is an active member of Practice Greenhealth, an the latest health information, quickly and conveniently. industry leader in sustainable, eco-friendly practices. For information on downloading the iTriage mobile It is part of our commitment to have a comprehensive application, visit our hospital websites or environmental strategy in concert with our mission of the www.HCAWestFlorida.com. care and improvement of human life. Hurricane Preparedness We offer one of the most comprehensive hurricane preparedness plans to ensure our patients and our staff who care for them are safe before, during and after a storm. HCA West Florida has contracts with vendors from around the state and nation to provide support from on-site security, to generators, to food. Transfer processes and plans with our network of hospitals across the country also exist should patients need to be relocated. Benefit Enrollment Assistance We are committed to helping uninsured patients qualify for local and state health benefits programs. Each hospital offers on-site benefit education and Medicaid enrollment assistance. Consult a Nurse® Free physician referral and health information are available around-the-clock by calling 1-877-4-HCA-DOCS (1-877-442-2362). Registered nurses are available for consultation through this bilingual community service, which also registers people for the numerous community education classes and programs sponsored by the HCA hospitals in central and west Florida. 4 HCA WEST FLORIDA Social Media HCA West Florida and many of our hospitals now have a social media presence to engage our patients and the communities we serve as fully as possible. Links to Facebook, Twitter, and other channels can be found on our hospital websites. H C A W e s t F l o r i d a Volunteering HCA West Florida employees donated countless volunteer hours last year. From providing medical care and expertise on mission trips, to serving on Chamber Boards and nonprofit advocacy, our staff, volunteers and physicians give back to our communities, inside and outside of our facilities. A Partial Listing of Organizations Benefiting From Our Involvement: Adam’s Garden African American Club Alzheimer’s Family Organization American Cancer Society American Heart Association American Legion American Lung Association American Parkinsons Disease Association American Red Cross Arthritis Foundation Autism Speaks Better Breathers Club Boy Scouts Boys and Girls Club Brandon Foundation Brandon Outreach Clinic C.A.R.E. Center for Abuse and Rape Emergencies Chambers of Commerce Chamber Leadership Programs Charlotte County Homeless Coalition Charlotte Symphony Orchestra Children’s Cancer Center Citrus County Harvest Coastal Wildlife Club Community Colleges Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Deputy Darlings Diabetes Support Group Economic Development Councils Education Foundations Falls Prevention Coalition Florida Association of Physicians of Indian Origin Florida Blood Services Foster & Adoptive Parents Association Girl Scouts Good Samaritan Services Goodwill Great American Teach-in Habitat for Humanity HCA Hope Fund H2U Partners Club Hospice Junior Achievement Junior League Juvenile Diabetes Research Kiwanis Clubs Lealman Asian & Neighborhood Family Center LifeLink LifeSouth Community Blood Center Lighthouse for the Blind & Visually Impaired Locks of Love Lupus Foundation March of Dimes Mayor’s Mentors & More Meals on Wheels Medical Associations & Societies Metropolitan Ministries Ministerial Associations Muscular Dystrophy Association Patriots Club Police Athletic League Rao Musunuru, M.D. CARES Senior Enrichment Center Rotary Salvation Army Sheriff’s Youth Education Shoes for Kids South African Medical Expedition Special Olympics St. Petersburg Free Clinic St. Vincent De Paul Health Clinic Sun City Center Emergency Squad Suncoast Community Blood Bank United States Military United Way Urban League USO Year of the Child Young Life YMCA 2013 COMMUNITY REPORT 5 O u r C o m m i t m e n t T o E x c e l l e n c e Quality And Patient Safety Putting Patients First is the foundation of our culture and passion for providing quality healthcare. Many of our initiatives serve as national models today, as we lead the way in adopting best practices to eliminate clinical variations. Clinical Excellence HCA West Florida hospitals achieve industry leading performance on public clinical measures, including CMS Core Measures. We completed 2012 with a preliminary fourth quarter Core Measures composite inpatient score of 99.78%, and 12 of our 15 hospitals earned national recognition as Top Performers in Key Quality Measures from The Joint Commission in the areas of Heart Attack, Heart Failure, Pneumonia and Surgical Care. We earned 10 “A” Hospital Safety Score ratings in 2012, which uses national performance measures from the Leapfrog Hospital Survey, the Agency for Healthcare Larry J. Feinman, DO, FACOS Chief Medical Officer Chief Medical Officer HCA West Florida welcomed Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Dr. Larry Feinman to provide physician leadership, support and oversight to our robust quality and patient safety agenda. Dr. Feinman is an accomplished general and vascular surgeon who most recently served as CMO at Largo Medical Center. Today, he collaborates with CMOs and medical staff leadership throughout the division to enhance the reduction of clinical variation, support the expansion of graduate medical education programs and promote our quality and clinical decision support programs. Research and Quality (AHRQ), the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid (CMS) to produce a single score representing a hospital’s overall performance in keeping patients safe from preventable harm and medical errors. Our hospitals are saving lives, reducing complication rates and eliminating unnecessary costs through a strong focus on quality. We are achieving and exceeding national clinical goals and benchmarks. These efforts are strongly supported by HCA’s Clinical Services Group, an industry leader in bringing evidenced based medicine to the bedside in community hospitals nationwide. AIM for Zero The goal is to eliminate Central Line- Airstrip OB™ & Cardiology™ Associated Blood Stream Infections Several of our hospitals have adopted (CLABSI) through the consistent this technology that allows physicians application of proven techniques to to remotely access and view patient protect patients from preventable blood monitors from their smartphones. stream infections during their hospital stay. We are making our hospitals safer for Broselow System for Acute Pediatric Administration of Drugs our patients and visitors through our flu All of our hospital emergency vaccine initiative. This includes providing departments, nurseries and pediatric free vaccines to staff and requiring programs are equipped with this vaccinations of health workers with direct sophisticated medication safety system patient contact. When a vaccine is not to ensure the proper dosing and possible, the caregiver wears a mask. administration of drugs to infants Flu Season Preparation and children. 6 HCA WEST FLORIDA H C A W e s t F l o r i d a St. Petersburg General Hospital is one of only two hospitals in Florida designated as a GYN Robotic Epicenter. from around Physicians the country come to train on the da Vinci® robotic system and learn from the hospital’s best industry practices. Maternal/Fetal Safety Initiatives All of our obstetrics programs Teaching hospital by the Agency for adhere to the latest in patient safety Healthcare Administration, is home HCA took a leadership role with the guidelines, with Brandon Regional to the largest osteopathic teaching March of Dimes and other national Hospital providing Level III Neonatal program in the southeastern United organizations by participating in Intensive Care Unit (NICU) services, States and features 13 medical initial research studies to minimize or the highest level available. Osceola residency/fellowship training eliminate elective deliveries before 39 Regional Medical Center offers a Level programs on campus. St. Petersburg weeks gestation. Study results showed II NICU program and around the clock General Hospital and Northside a positive impact on the health of obstetrical coverage through its OB/ Hospital also sponsor medical training babies. Today this is a standard GYN hospitalist program. programs including Traditional practice in our hospitals. Rotating Internship and Family We were the first US healthcare Medical Education Practice Residency. system to perform a blood test to More than 200 physicians came to We are finalizing plans now to open screen newborns for kernicterus, the area last year to complete their new programs at Oak Hill Hospital which can cause permanent brain medical education in HCA sponsored and Osceola Regional Medical damage and physical impairment. programs. Studies indicate that many Center in 2014 and programs at other If identified immediately, it is easily of these physicians will make the facilities in 2015. treatable. Today, this screening is a community where they complete their standard of care in hospital newborn graduate medical education their nurseries across the county and as a permanent home. result the incidence of kernicterus has Largo Medical Center, which has participated in the national Randomized been dramatically reduced. been conferred the status of Statutory Evaluation of Decolonization versus Medical Research Eight West Florida HCA hospitals 2013 COMMUNITY REPORT 7 O u r C o m m i t m e n t T o E x c e l l e n c e Universal Clearance to Eliminate research programs, conducting attack, which is identified on an (REDUCE) MRSA Trial study in community-based clinical trials in EKG. Early treatment to the blocked conjunction with investigators at Harvard oncology and cardiology through coronary artery minimizes the extent and the Agency for Healthcare Research affiliations with a network of more than of the heart muscle damage and and Quality (AHRQ) and the Centers 700 physicians. It was formed in 2004 preserves the pumping function of the for Disease Control and Prevention through a joint venture between HCA heart, thereby increasing survival and (CDC). Results released in October show and Tennessee Oncology. reducing or eliminating complications. universal treatment of all patients in the Additionally, many of our hospitals work HCA West Florida hospitals are saving with physicians engaged in research lives through an aggressive focus and clinical trial initiatives in multiple on treating STEMI patients quickly. specialty areas. Partnering with EMS has allowed Intensive Care Unit (ICU) resulted in a 37 percent reduction of risk of methicillinresistant staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) clinical isolates and a 44 percent reduction of bloodstream infections Radiation Right by all pathogens. As a result of this Radiation Right applies patient safety groundbreaking study, HCA is rolling out principles and actions to medical universal decolonization company-wide. imaging and radiation therapy with Another research focus is on improving the goal of protecting patients from trauma care in Florida through our the harmful effects of radiation collaboration with USF Health. Level II overexposure. Radiation Right focuses Trauma Centers at Blake Medical Center on providing each patient with the and Regional Medical Center Bayonet Right Exam, of the Right Site, in the Point are participating in gathering Right Dose. Initially developed by information that will be used to develop the HCA Clinical Services Group, best practices in trauma care. this program has been adopted by Largo Medical Center is actively engaged in clinical research. Current research studies conducted by the medical staff involve cardiac and primary care related issues. The residents/ fellows also participate in research as part of their training. all HCA West Florida hospitals and medical treatment to begin immediately on the scene, before the patient arrives in our emergency departments. STEMI times are defined as the time it takes to reestablish blood flow and the American College of Cardiology, the American Heart Association and the Joint Commission have established that this should occur in 90 minutes or less. Our hospitals are averaging times well below this and, in most cases, are posting STEMI times on their hospital websites. imaging centers. HCA West Florida hospitals have Sepsis Program times and PCI complication rates, Severe sepsis is now one the most with 14 of our hospitals Chest Pain common causes of death in ICUs Center accredited and 11 offering nationally. We are aggressively Percutaneous Coronary Intervention working to reduce this patient (PCI) services. made great strides, reducing STEMI The Central Florida Cardiac & Vascular safety threat through hospital and Institute at Osceola Regional Medical community-wide focus on early Center and Northside Hospital are recognition and management. We piloted this technology to enable sites, affiliated with the Sarah Cannon STEMI Initiative from the bedside into our clinical Research Institute of Nashville (SCRI). A STEMI (ST-Elevation Myocardial system, making them immediately SCRI is one of the largest clinical Infarction) is a deadly type of heart available for review by clinicians. cardiovascular clinical research strategic 8 HCA WEST FLORIDA Vitals Now the automatic capture of patient vitals H C A W e s t F l o r i d a Specialized Care Emergency Excellence & Trauma Care Centers in the state, where patients can be transferred for the latest interventions Many of our hospital emergency when needed. rooms provide special amenities ER processes to enhance patient care We are also saving lives both locally and for pediatric patients and their and reduce wait times. From stroke care throughout the state through the HCA to ST-Elevation Myocardial Infarction trauma network, which includes two (STEMI) times, we are saving lives and West Florida hospitals. More than 2,700 improving the quality of lives through patients have been treated in our trauma one of HCA West Florida’s advanced technology delivered quickly. programs at Blake and Regional Medical two accredited Level II Trauma Last year, 618,511 patients received Center Bayonet Point, far exceeding care in our ERs. expectations. More than 90 percent of We are a national leader in improving All 15 hospitals are Primary Stroke Centers and 14 are Accredited Chest Pain Centers, most with PCI services to treat STEMI patients immediately. Our STEMI times are well below the national goal of 90 minutes and we post these on hospital websites along with the ER wait time. Northside Hospital is one of only a few designated Comprehensive Stroke families, such as this waiting room at Blake Medical Center, Centers. these patients come from the hospital’s local community, meaning patients now have immediate access to trauma care within the “golden hour” and closer to their homes and loved ones. We have recruited a number of excellent surgeons as a result of our trauma programs and we continue to work with USF Health in researching best practices to improve trauma care statewide. 2013 COMMUNITY REPORT 9 O u r C o m m i t m e n t T o E x c e l l e n c e Regional Hospital, Osceola Regional Medical Center and Oak Hill Hospital posting Pediatric ER wait times on their websites and by texting “ER” to 23000. Heart & Vascular Network Several exciting new cardiovascular services opened this past year, including Blake Medical Center successfully performing the first transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) in Manatee County. Valve Clinics opened at Brandon, Osceola and Blake, while Regional Medical Center Bayonet Point opened its comprehensive Arrhythmia Center. Our cardiovascular network ensures that life-saving technology and minimally invasive techniques are available. The latest surgical techniques for vascular, minimally invasive mitral valve and atrial fibrillation repair provide a safer alternative for patients suffering from these conditions. Our Valve Clinics can “ Words cannot express the gratitude I have for the doctors and nurses at Osceola Regional Medical Center for skillfully saving my life. To say that the nursing staff was excellent doesn’t do them justice. They were the bloodline of care I needed to pull through and recover.” – Alexis “Lex” Cooper Emergency Thoracic Surgery 10 HCA WEST FLORIDA We are also extending our ER care identify patients early in the disease beyond the immediate community process, when more treatment options through freestanding ERs. Freestanding are available to improve outcomes and ERs provide around-the-clock emergency quality of life. The TAVR procedure offers care and are staffed, equipped and patients who are unable to undergo function as a hospital ER, but can be traditional open-heart surgery, or chose located outside of a hospital’s immediate not to, a minimally invasive option service area, often in communities to surgical aortic valve replacement needing better access to services. therapy. Fawcett Memorial Hospital Brandon Regional Hospital opened a received state approval for an Open Plant City satellite freestanding ER this Heart Surgery program, which will open past year and Central Florida Regional in spring 2013. Hospital broke ground on a freestanding Several of our hospitals have earned ER in Oviedo, which will open in 2013. certifications and recognition for the In younger communities, several of our outstanding cardiac and cardiovascular hospitals now provide pediatric emergency care they provide. These are listed on care in dedicated units, with Brandon the hospital information sheets. H C A Behavioral Health W e s t F l o r i d a and treatment technologies are just a Imaging Services A wide range of programs and few of the ways we accomplish this. services are available at our hospitals, From digital mammography to robotic comprehensive array of inpatient and including inpatient programs at surgical technology, our hospitals are outpatient imaging services through Brandon Regional Hospital, Doctors providing physicians and surgeons our hospitals and freestanding Hospital of Sarasota, Largo Medical the latest techniques and services to imaging centers. We are committed Center and Medical Center of Trinity. treat patients. to offering imaging services needed Comprehensive Cancer Care H2U across the full continuum of a patient’s Health to You (H2U) provides wellness HCA West Florida provides a care and to Responsible Imaging, which includes a number of safety Cancer is the second leading cause solutions through its consumer and of death in this country, exceeded employer based programs. Among only by heart disease. Our hospitals the many benefits of membership are have committed to providing the a Personal Health Assessment, Online highest quality of care by striving to Health Portal and Subscriptions to meet or exceed the many standards eHealth news, national discounts for accreditation. Nine HCA West on products and services, and many of our hospitals, with surgeons Florida hospitals have already earned quarterly magazines. skilled in treating everything from the Accredited Cancer Center H2U for Employers allows employers, brain tumors to back pain. Northside distinction by the American College large and small, to select from a menu Hospital is one of only a few state of Surgeons Commission on Cancer of health and wellness services to designated Comprehensive Stroke (ACoS CoC). Tumor Board reviews, create a customized program for their Centers. All of our hospitals are screenings and education programs, employees. For more information, Advanced Primary Stroke Centers, and access to the latest diagnostic contact H2U at ( 727) 809-1903. staffed and equipped around the practices to use the lowest amount of radiation possible. Neurosciences & Stroke Care Neurosciences is a key focus at 2013 COMMUNITY REPORT 11 O u r C o m m i t m e n t T o E x c e l l e n c e clock to ensure the highest level of care is immediately available. Orthopedics National recognition for clinical excellence has been awarded to many of our orthopedic programs, including Disease Certifications from The Joint Commission, and Blue Cross Blue Distinction and UnitedHealth Premium designations. Our surgeons are committed to performing the latest innovations in their field, including minimally invasive procedures. Many of our hospitals offer classes in advance of surgery to assist patients with planning for their hospital stay and recovery after discharge. Several hospitals offer luxury accommodations and amenities to encourage quick return to daily activities and family orthopedic spine surgeons, experts in surgical programs at our hospitals, pain management, and specialists in our network includes 16 freestanding physical medicine as well as physical outpatient surgery centers. involvement, often in conjunction with therapy and rehabilitation. spine programs. Surgical Solutions Spine Care HCA West Florida offers some of the welcomed last year in one of our most efficient and well equipped hospital delivery rooms. Five of our operating rooms in the area. hospitals offer obstetrical services Advanced systems from scheduling to their communities, with Osceola to pre-op and discharge planning providing a Level II Neonatal Intensive ensure that patients receive the care Care Unit (NICU) and Brandon Level II they need, while individual facilities and III NICU, the highest level available. Spine injuries can be the result of sudden trauma or unrelentingly degenerative. Either way, they can greatly impact an individual’s quality of life. Our network offers a full spectrum of resources to provide an accurate diagnosis and treatment plan, and many programs have earned Joint Commission Certifications and Blue Distinction and UnitedHealth provide a variety of enhanced communications such as waiting room monitors, free wi-fi and “tweets” to keep the family updated on the Women’s Services Thousands of new residents were St. Petersburg General Hospital is a GYN Robotic Epicenter, one of only two designated in Florida to train surgeons on the latest available Premium designations. Our spine patient’s progress. surgeons perform the most minimally From single incision surgery through invasive procedures available today, the navel to the da Vinci® robotic with outstanding outcomes and system, our hospitals are providing greatly reduced hospital stays. surgeons the tools they need to Our commitment to women’s Medical teams affiliated with our perform complex and delicate services, from childbirth to digital hospitals include some of the area’s procedures through tiny incisions. mammography to minimally invasive most dedicated neurosurgeons, In addition to inpatient and outpatient surgery and robotics is unsurpassed. 12 HCA WEST FLORIDA robotic equipment. Oak Hill Hospital and Medical Center of Trinity feature dedicated women’s imaging centers. BLAKE H C A W e s t F l o r i d a MEDICAL CENTER 2020 59th Street West I Bradenton, Florida 34209 I (941) 792-6611 BlakeMedicalCenter.com Accreditations and Certifications: 383 # of Licensed Beds Total Annual Admissions 13,684 Total Annual Emergency Visits 37,194 Total Patients Treated* 82,065 A ccredited H ospital ( J oint C ommission ) A ccredited C hest Pain C enter W I T H P C I ( S C P C ) ACCREDITED COMMUNITY COMPREHENSIVE CANCER PROGRAM (ACoS CoC) ACCREDITED INPATIENT REHABILITATION (CARF) CERTIFIED Acute Myocardial Infarction (JOINT COMMISSION) C ertified A dvanced P rimary S troke C enter ( J oint C ommission ) Certified Heart Failure (Joint Commission) Certified Joint Replacement Hip (Joint Commission) Certified Joint Replacement Knee (Joint Commission) Verified Level II Trauma Center (FL Dept of Health) 330 Total Physicians 1,520 Total Employees $113,354,299 Total Payroll $10,271,197 Taxes Paid * Includes Admissions, ED Visits, OP Visits, OP Surgery, and OP OBS Visits. 2012 numbers unless otherwise noted. GT BRAY AY PARKK PAR PINEBRO BROOK IRO RONWOOD OD GOLFF CLUB C B US-301 BLVD W 26th ST W 45 14th ST W 45 43rd ST W 21st AVE W 41 41 BBRADENTO TONN C TRYY COUN CLUB 51st ST W Blake Medical Center 64 17th AVE W 59th ST W H 64 MANATEE AVE W 301 1st ST W B R A D E N T O N 59th ST W N Additional Services: 684 CORTEZ RD W CORTEZ RD W Blake Medical Center is located on 59th Street West in Bradenton, Florida in West Manatee County. Blake Medical Center is located on 59th Street West in Bradenton, in West Manatee County. 2 4 - hour E mergency S ervices A dult C ritical C are BREAST CARE CENTER C A R D I O P U L M O N A R Y R E H A B I L I TAT I O N C O M PA N Y C A R E O C C U PAT I O N A L H E A LT H COMPREHENSIVE CANCER PROGRAM D I A B E T E S E D U C AT I O N H E A R T & VA LV E I N S T I T U T E ( W I T H C A R D I A C S U R G E R Y ) I N PAT I E N T R ehabilitation J O I N T C A R E center MEDICAL IMAGING M I N I M A L LY I N VA S I V E S U R G E R Y PRIMARY STROKE CENTER SLEEP DISORDERS CENTER S pine C are C enter TAV R T rauma C enter L evel I I Daniel Friedrich, FACHE Chief Executive Officer If it was not for the fast responding, quick thinking EMT’s and Blake Medical Center’s Trauma Center, I would not be here to be able to enjoy my family and the things we enjoy doing. – Jerry Johnson I Bilateral Amputee 2013 COMMUNITY REPORT 13 O u r C o m m i t m e n t BRANDON T o E x c e l l e n c e REGIONAL HOSPITAL 119 Oakfield Drive I Brandon, Florida 33511 I (813) 681-5551 BrandonRegionalHospital.com Accreditations and Certifications: 398 # of Licensed Beds A ccredited H ospital ( J oint C ommission ) A C C R E D I T E D B A R I AT R I C S U R G E R Y C E N T E R OF EXCELLENCE (ASMBS) A ccredited C hest Pain C enter W I T H P C I ( S C P C ) A ccredited E chocardiography L aboratory ( I C A E L ) C ertified A dvanced P rimary S troke C enter ( J oint C ommission ) C ertified A cute M yocardial I nfarction ( A M I ) ( J oint C ommission ) C ertified C oronary A rtery B ypass G raft ( J oint C ommission ) C ertified H eart Failure ( J oint C ommission ) H ighest 3 - S tar N ational R ating H eart S urgery E xcellence ( S ociety of T horacic S urgeons ) T op P erformer in K ey Q uality M easures for H eart Attack , H eart Failure , P neumonia and S urgical C are ( J oint C ommission ) 23,719 Total Annual Admissions Total Annual Emergency Visits 108,607 Total Patients Treated* 191,291 542 Total Physicians 2,159 Total Employees $126,789,802 Total Payroll $18,907,461 Taxes Paid * Includes Admissions, ED Visits, OP Visits, OP Surgery, and OP OBS Visits. 2012 numbers unless otherwise noted. Additional Services: 4 T O TA M PA T O VA L R I C O 60 60 PARSONS AVE RD KINGS AVE ST RE EC Brandon Regional Hospital ER PIN BRANDON PKWY H HIA CROSSTO WN EXPY OAKFIELD DR LIT 75 LAKEWOOD DR BRANDON BLVD WESTFIELD SHOPPINGTOWN N BRANDON TO BRH EMERGENCY CENTER – PLANT CITY BELL SHOALS RD JOHN MOORE RD Brandon Regional Hospital is located in Brandon, on the corner of Parsons Avenue and Oakfield Drive. K BLOOMINGDALE BLVD T O R I V E R V I E W W T OH A H C SH N FI RA PROVIDENCE RD LUMSDEN RD B R A N D O N 24-HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICES BABY SUITES B A R I AT R I C S / W E I G H T L O S S B ehavioral H ealth C enter BREAST CARE PROGRAM CYBERKNIFE® CANCER CENTER DA VINCI® ROBOTIC SURGICAL SYSTEM DIAGNOSTIC AND IMAGING CENTER H E A R T & VA S C U L A R C E N T E R ( W I T H C A R D I A C S U R G E R Y ) LUNG CENTER M I N I M A L LY I N VA S I V E S U R G E R Y N E O N ATA L L E V E L I I I I N T E N S I V E C A R E P ediatric I ntensive C are U nit P E D I AT R I C S P lant C ity E mergency C enter R eflux C enter T he S inus C enter WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN’S CENTER Bland Eng, FACHE Chief Executive Officer The Plant City Emergency Center provides the community immediate access to Brandon’s high quality emergency services, 24 hours a day, and all of Brandon’s specialty programs and services. 14 HCA WEST FLORIDA 13 H C A W e s t F l o r i d a CENTRAL FLORIDA REGIONAL HOSPITAL 1401 West Seminole Boulevard I Sanford, Florida 32771 I (407) 321-4500 CentralFloridaRegional.com 221 # of Licensed Beds Total Annual Admissions 10,276 Total Annual Emergency Visits 47,051 Total Patients Treated* 97,857 A ccredited C linical L aboratory ( A merican C ollege of Pathologists ) 1,020 C ertified A dvanced P rimary S troke C enter ( J oint C ommission ) $4,712,925 Taxes Paid A ccredited C hest Pain C enter W I T H P C I ( S C P C ) A ccredited M ammography and U ltrasound S ervices ( A merican C ollege of R adiology ) $68,631,848 Total Payroll A ccredited H ospital ( J oint C ommission ) 251 Total Physicians Total Employees Accreditations and Certifications: * Includes Admissions, ED Visits, OP Visits, OP Surgery, and OP OBS Visits. 2012 numbers unless otherwise noted. C E R T I F I E D D I A B E T E S E D U C AT I O N P R O G R A M ( A D A ) T op P erformer in K ey Q uality M easures for H eart Attack , H eart Failure , P neumonia and S urgical C are – 2 nd C onsecutive Y ear ( J oint C ommission ) Additional Services: 2 4 - hour E mergency S ervices 4 HEART INSTITUTE (WITH CARDIAC SURGERY) 17/92 N MANGOUSTINE AVE 15 UPSALA RD 417 Central Florida Regional Hospital W AIRPORT BLVD 46 SEMINOLE TOWNE CENTER C O M PA N Y C A R E O C C U PAT I O N A L H E A LT H LAKE MONROE CENTRAL FLORIDA ZOOLOGICAL PARK SEMINOLE EXPRESSWAY H W 1st ST ER HYPERBARIC MEDICINE AND WOUND CARE CENTER N E U R O H E A LT H S C I E N C E S A N D S P I N E C E N T E R SLEEP DISORDERS PROGRAM W 1st ST THE BABY SUITES W 13th ST TO CFRH EMERGENCY CENTER – OVIEDO Central Florida Regional Hospital is located in Sanford on Lake Monroe, three miles east of I-4, between State Road 46 and Highway 17-92. Wendy H. Brandon, FACHE Chief Executive Officer Central Florida Regional Hospital breaks ground for the Oviedo ER, an 11,000 square foot freestanding ER, scheduled to open in fall 2013. 2013 COMMUNITY REPORT 13 O u r C o m m i t m e n t DOCTORS T o E x c e l l e n c e HOSPITAL OF SARASOTA 5731 Bee Ridge Road I Sarasota, Florida 34233 I (941) 342-1100 DoctorsofSarasota.com 155 # of Licensed Beds 7,551 Total Annual Admissions Total Annual Emergency Visits 23,061 Total Patients Treated* 53,173 Total Physicians 367 Total Employees 739 $44,054,047 Total Payroll $5,022,880 Taxes Paid * Includes Admissions, ED Visits, OP Visits, OP Surgery, and OP OBS Visits. 2012 numbers unless otherwise noted. Accreditations and Certifications: A ccredited H ospital ( J oint C ommission ) A ccredited C hest Pain C enter ( S C P C ) A ccredited C ommunity C ancer P rogram ( A C o S C o C ) C ertified A dvanced H eart Failure ( J oint C ommission ) C ertified A dvanced P rimary S troke C enter ( J oint C ommission ) C ertified D iabetes ( J O I N T C O M M I S S I O N ) C E R T I F I E D J oint R eplacement H ip ( J oint C O M M I S S I O N ) CERTIFIED JOINT REPLACEMENT Knee (Joint Commission) C E R T I F I E D S P I N A L F U S I O N ( J oint C ommission ) A dvanced H eart Failure with P C I ( S ociety of C ardiovascular Patient C are ) B est P laces to W ork by M odern H ealthcare four years in a row B reast I maging C enter of E xcellence ( A C R ) Thomson Reuters Top 100 Hospital and Everest Award Top Performer in Key Quality Measures for Heart Attack, Heart Failure, Pneumonia and Surgical Care – 2nd Consecutive Year (Joint Commission) Additional Services: H LVD LD B E I F MAX CATTLEMEN RD 75 Doctors Hospital of Sarasota EXITT 2077 BEE RIDGE RD S A R A S O T A Doctors Hospital of Sarasota is located minutes west of I-75 at Bee Ridge and Cattlemen Road. 24-HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICES A D U LT C R I T I C A L C A R E B reast C are C enter C ardiovascular S E R V I C E S D iagnostic I maging GENERAL SURGERY G ynecolog I C O ncology N eurology N eurosurgery O ncology O rthopedic and S pine I N S T I T U T E P ercutaneous C oronary I ntervention ( P C I ) R ehabilitation S ervices Robotic Surgery – SINGLE INCISION SERENITY PLACE (VOLUNTARY BEHAVIORAL HEALTH FOR ADULTS) UROLOGY W ound M anagement and H yperbaric M edicine Robert Meade Chief Executive Officer The Emergency Room staff was great with my daughter. They explained everything they were doing and made me feel comfortable and confident in their abilities. – Colleen Cavanaugh HCA WEST FLORIDA I Payton’s Mother 13 H C A W e s t F l o r i d a EDWARD WHITE HOSPITAL 2323 9th Avenue North I St. Petersburg, Florida 33713 I (727) 323-1111 EdwardWhiteHospital.com Accreditations and Certifications: 162 # of Licensed Beds A ccredited H ospital ( J oint C ommission ) 3,336 Total Annual Admissions Total Annual Emergency Visits 11,502 Total Patients Treated* 28,329 Total Physicians 263 Total Employees 388 A ccredited C hest Pain C enter ( S C P C ) C ertified A dvanced P rimary S troke C enter ( J oint C ommission ) C E R T I F I E D J oint R eplacement H ip ( J oint C O M M I S S I O N ) C E R T I F I E D J O I N T R E P L A C E M E N T K nee ( J oint C ommission ) $25,156,899 Total Payroll “ A ” H ospital S afety S core ( L eapfrog G roup ) $1,404,795 Taxes Paid C T A ccreditation ( A merican C ollege of R adiology - A C R ) * Includes Admissions, ED Visits, OP Visits, OP Surgery, and OP OBS Visits. 2012 numbers unless otherwise noted. U ltrasound A ccreditation ( A C R ) Additional Services: 22nd AVE N 22nd AVE N 22nd AVE N 2 4 - hour E mergency S ervices 34th ST N CENTER FOR WOUND CARE AND HYPERBARIC MEDICINE C O M PA N Y C A R E O C C U PAT I O N A L H E A LT H 13th AVE N 13th AVE N 19 9th AVE N 25th ST N 24th ST N Edward White Hospital H R E H A B I L I TAT I O N I N S T I T U T E S inus C enter 21st ST N SKILLED NURSING UNIT 21st ST N 20th ST N 22nd ST N 23rd ST N ST. PETERSBURG O rthopedic and S pine C enter 375 5th AVE N 24th ST N 595 9th AVE N 7th AVE N 25th ST N 34th ST N 8th AVE N 7th AVE N 6th AVE N 275 DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING 12th ST N 13th AVE N 16th ST N 55 Edward White Hospital is located on 9th Avenue North in St. Petersburg, Florida. Sharon D. Hayes, RN, BSN, MBA Chief Executive Officer Our highly trained Spine Center surgical team and staff provide innovative care using the latest technology. Here patients are treated compassionately, with a strong emphasis on patient communication and involvement to ensure the best possible surgical outcome. 2013 COMMUNITY REPORT 13 O u r C o m m i t m e n t ENGLEWOOD T o E x c e l l e n c e COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 700 Medical Boulevard I Englewood, Florida 34223 I (941) 475-6571 EnglewoodCommunityHospital.com # of Licensed Beds Total Annual Admissions 100 2,820 Total Annual Emergency Visits 15,486 Total Patients Treated* 40,874 Total Physicians 139 Total Employees 333 Total Payroll Taxes Paid $21,375,139 $1,392,215 * Includes Admissions, ED Visits, OP Visits, OP Surgery, and OP OBS Visits. 2012 numbers unless otherwise noted. Englewood Community Hospital is located at 700 Medical Boulevard. Accreditations and Certifications: A ccredited H ospital ( J oint C ommission ) A ccredited C hest Pain C enter ( S C P C ) C ertified H eart Failure ( J oint C ommission ) C ertified J oint R eplacement H ip ( J oint C ommission ) C ertified J oint R eplacement K nee ( J oint C ommission ) “ A ” H ospital S afety S core ( L eapfrog G roup ) A dvanced P rimary S troke C enter ( A H C A ) CT Accreditation (American College of Radiology - ACR) M ammography A ccreditation ( A C R ) M R I A ccreditation ( A C R ) N uclear M edicine A ccreditation ( A C R ) U ltrasound A ccreditation ( A C R ) T op P erformers in K ey Q uality M easures – H E A R T AT TA C K , H E A R T FA I L U R E , P N E U M O N I A A N D S U R G I C A L C A R E ( J oint C ommission ) Additional Services: 24-HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICES CARDIOLOGY C O M P R E H E N S I V E R E H A B I L I TAT I O N DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY GASTROENTEROLOGY G E N E R A L A N D VA S C U L A R S U R G E R Y GYNECOLOGY H O S P I TA L I S T INFECTIOUS DISEASE JOINT CARE CENTER AND ORTHOPEDICS NEPHROLOGY OPTHALMOLOGY P O D I AT R Y PULMONOLOGY R E S P I R AT O R Y S E R V I C E S SLEEP DISORDER CENTER SPINE SURGERY TELENEUROLOGY UROLOGY WOMEN’S CENTER WOUND CARE CENTER Dale F. Alward, FACHE, MHA, MPA Chief Executive Officer On our way to the hairdresser my mom complained of chest and jaw pain. I turned the car around and brought her to Englewood Community Hospital’s ER. Within 30 seconds, mom was in the ER Room with four nurses and in 20 minutes her pain was relieved. Englewood Community Hospital saved my mom’s life and I am very grateful for the entire staff of doctors and nurses that took care of her. – Muriel Giovanni (left) with her daughter, Stephanie DeWitt 18 HCA WEST FLORIDA 13 H C A W e s t FAWCETT F l o r i d a MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 2323 9th Avenue North I St. Petersburg, Florida 33713 I (727) 323-1111 EdwardWhiteHospital.com Accreditations and Certifications: 237 # of Licensed Beds Total Annual Admissions 11,534 Total Annual Emergency Visits 24,589 Total Patients Treated* 68,749 Total Physicians 299 Total Employees 996 A ccredited H ospital ( J oint C ommission ) A C C R E D I T E D C hest Pain C enter with P C I ( S C P C ) ACCREDITED COMMUNITY CANCER PROGRAM (ACoS CoC) A C C R E D I T E D I npatient R ehabilitation P rogram ( C A R F ) C ertified A dvanced P rimary S troke C enter ( J oint C ommission ) C E R T I F I E D J oint R eplacement H ip ( J oint C O M M I S S I O N ) C E R T I F I E D J O I N T R E P L A C E M E N T K nee ( J oint C ommission ) $64,592,820 Total Payroll C E R T I F I E D S P I N E S U R G E R Y ( J oint C ommission ) $5,681,950 Taxes Paid “ A ” H ospital S afety S core ( L eapfrog G roup ) * Includes Admissions, ED Visits, OP Visits, OP Surgery, and OP OBS Visits. 2012 numbers unless otherwise noted. HILLSBOROUGH BLVD KING S HW Y VETERANS BLVD VD NS BL RA AARON ST SANDHILL BLVD BEACON DR PORT CHARLOT TE ORLANDO BLVD HARBOR BLVD PEACHLAND BLVD 75 MIDWAY BLVD Fawcett Memorial Hospital OLEAN BLVD HARB O M inimally I nvasive G eneral S urgery S pine A N D O rthopedic C enter S P O R T S A N D R E H A B I L I TAT I O N S E R V I C E S VA S C U L A R , G ynecology, U rology and T horacic S U R G E R Y W omen ’ s I maging C enter WESTCHESTER BLVD EDGEWATER DR Fawcett S enior H ealth C enter , N orth P ort P E R C U TA N E O U S C O R O N A R Y I N T E R V E N T I O N ( P C I ) LOVELAND BLVD 41 KINGS HWY IL BLVD TRA H CARDIOLOGY (CARDIAC SURGERY COMING IN 2013) ONCOLOGY BRINSON AVE R D BLV Y WA 45 MID TAM IAM I Additional Services: 2 4 - hour E mergency S ervices BEACON DR VETE T op P erformer in K ey Q uality M easures for H eart Attack , H eart Failure , P neumonia and S urgical C are – 2 nd C onsecutive Y ear ( J oint C ommission ) WOUND MANAGEMENT AND HYPERBARIC MEDICINE HARBORVIEW ARBORVIEW IEW EW RD Fawcett Memorial Hospital is located at the intersection of Olean and Harbor Boulevards in Port Charlotte, Florida. Thomas J. Rice, FACHE Chief Executive Officer After taking an ambulance to Fawcett Memorial Hospital, the staff was waiting for me and a stent was put in, all within 67 minutes from the time I walked into Englewood Community Hospital. With the excellent, immediate care I received and the miracle power of my God, my life was saved and there is little or no damage to my heart. – Larry Shoemaker I STEMI Patient 2013 COMMUNITY REPORT 13 O u r C o m m i t m e n t LARGO T o E x c e l l e n c e MEDICAL CENTER 201 14th Street SW I Largo, Florida 33770 I (727) 588-5200 2025 Indian Rocks Rd. I Largo, FL 33774 I (727) 581-9474 LargoMedical.com Accreditations and Certifications: 425 # of Licensed Beds A ccredited H ospital ( J oint C ommission ) Total Annual Admissions 18,132 ACCREDITED BREAST CENTER (ACoS) Total Annual Emergency Visits 43,780 A C C R E D I T E D C hest Pain C enter with P C I ( S C P C ) Total Patients Treated* 79,440 ACCREDITED COMMUNITY CANCER PROGRAM (ACoS CoC) B R E A S T C E N T E R A C C R E D I TAT I O N B Y T H E N AT I O N A L A C C R E D I TAT I O N P R O G R A M F O R B R E A S T C E N T E R S ( N A P B C 645 Total Physicians M A M M O G R A P H Y A C C R E D I TAT I O N ( A merican C ollege of R adiology - A C R ) 1,661 Total Employees C ertified A dvanced P rimary S troke C enter ( J oint C ommission ) $106,210,293 Total Payroll $11,820,451 Taxes Paid “ A ” H ospital S afety S core ( L eapfrog G roup ) T op P erformer in K ey Q uality M easures for H eart Attack , H eart Failure , P neumonia and S urgical C are – 2 nd C onsecutive Y ear ( J oint C ommission ) * Includes Admissions, ED Visits, OP Visits, OP Surgery, and OP OBS Visits. 2012 numbers unless otherwise noted. H IND 8th AVE SW PIN PI NECRESST GOLF COU URS RSE CLEARWATER LARGO RD S 14th Street SW Campus 14th ST SW LARGO MEDICAL CENTER IAN ROC KS R DS W BAY DR Additional Services: 2 4 - H our E mergency S ervices A T E A C H I N G H O S P I TA L B ehavioral M edicine C A R D I O VA S C U L A R S E R V I C E S ( W I T H C A R D I A C S U R G E R Y ) C E N T E R F O R W ound C are with H yperbaric M edicine C ompany C are O ccupational H ealth F lorida B reast I nstitute TAYLOR LAKE H LARGO MEDICAL CENTER INDIAN ROCKS ROAD CAMPUS CLEARWATER LARGO RD S F lorida K nee & O rthopedic Pavilion Largo Medical Center – 14th Street SW Campus is located in Largo, on 14th Street SW, just south of West Bay Drive. Largo Medical Center – Indian Rocks Road Campus is also located in Largo, at 2025 Indian Rocks Road South. FLORIDA SPINE & NEURO CENTER G raduate M edical E ducation P R O G R A M I npatient & O U T PAT I E N T R ehabilitation S leep D isorders L aboratory Anthony Degina Chief Executive Officer Largo Medical Center is proud to support its military employees, family members and friends in the community. Captain Scott Hewitt, D.O., will be a surgeon in the U.S. Air Force following his residency at Largo Medical Center. 20 HCA WEST FLORIDA 13 H C A W e s t F l o r i d a MEDICAL CENTER OF TRINITY 9330 State Road 54 I Trinity, Florida 34655 I (727) 834-4000 MedicalCenterTrinity.com Accreditations and Certifications: 282 # of Licensed Beds Total Annual Admissions 14,534 Total Annual Emergency Visits 44,826 Total Patients Treated* 77,439 A ccredited H ospital ( J oint C ommission ) ACCREDITED COMMUNITY COMPREHENSIVE CANCER PROGRAM (ACoS CoC) C ertified A dvanced P rimary S troke C enter ( J oint C ommission ) “ A ” H ospital S afety S core ( L eapfrog G roup ) Total Physicians 391 Total Employees SUGARMILL WOODS 1,257 C I T R U S 19 98 $79,910,706 Total Payroll 589 $7,399,710 Taxes Paid OAK HILL HOSPITAL H B ROOKSVILLE U ltrasound A ccreditation ( A C R ) GRAND BLVD 19 H E R N A N D O S P R I N G H I L L R I C H E Y FRANCES AVENUE PARK M R I A ccreditation ( A C R ) S tate A pproved P E R C U TA N E O U S C oronary I ntervention P rogram ( P C I ) 41 P O R T M ammography A ccreditation ( A C R ) 41 N uclear M edicine A ccreditation ( A C R ) * Includes Admissions, ED Visits, OP Visits, OP Surgery, and OP OBS Visits. 50 2012 numbers unless otherwise noted. N E W C T A ccreditation ( A merican C ollege of R adiology - A C R ) T op P erformer in K ey Q uality M easures for H eart Attack , H eart Failure , P neumonia and S urgical C are – 2 nd C onsecutive Y ear ( J oint C ommission ) GULF DR Additional Services: MEDICAL CENTER OF TRINITY WEST PASCO CAMPUS HIGH ST HIGH ST PKWY CECELIA DR H U D S O N 24-HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICES (MAIN CAMPUS/TRINITY) 589 52 CECELIA DR MADISON ST GRAND BLVD 19 MADISON ST MARINE GEORGE ST SCHOOL RD MARINE PKWY GULF HARBOURS 19 P A S C O 1 TROUBLE CREEK RD BLV D EY RK STA MEDICAL CENTER OF TRINITY H E A R T A N D VA S C U L A R LAND O ’LAKES M E N ’ S H E A LT H 54 LVD SPINE AND ORTHOPEDICS S U R G I C A L S P E C I A LT I E S LUTZ TARPON AVE VE TERANS EXPSWY DALE MABRY HWY 19 1 P A L M H A R B O R IT Y B DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING 54 GUNN HWY D Y BLV TRIN CANCER CARE 41 H EAST LAKE RD TRINIT T A R P O N S P R I N G S SEVEN SPRINGS BLVD LITTLE RD 54 H O L I D A Y SUNCOAST PKWY LITTLE RD ROWAN RD TRINITY H B E H AV I O R A L H E A LT H ( W E S T PA S C O C A M P U S ) 52 275 W O M E N ’ S H E A LT H 75 301 A N D O B S T E T R I C S Medical Center of Trinity is located on State Road 54 in Trinity, Florida. W omen ’ s I maging C enter Leigh Massengill Chief Executive Officer Future Site: Medical Center of Trinity My stay was so wonderful. The staff, doctors, nurses and everyone involved with my surgery were friendly and very competent. The technology was state-of-the-art and it was great to have my prolapsed bladder taken care of with minimal invasion and minimal pain. I only spent one night in the hospital and was home the next day. I really used no pain meds when I got home and had to be reminded I just had major surgery. – Lynne Boismier I Robotic Assisted Surgery 2013 COMMUNITY REPORT 13 O u r C o m m i t m e n t NORTHSIDE T o E x c e l l e n c e HOSPITAL 6000 49th Street North I St. Petersburg, Florida 33709 I (727) 521-4411 NorthsideHospital.com Accreditations and Certifications: 288 # of Licensed Beds A ccredited H ospital ( J oint C ommission ) 8,946 Total Annual Admissions Total Annual Emergency Visits 31,412 Total Patients Treated* 43,888 Total Physicians 341 Total Employees 998 A C C R E D I T E D C hest Pain C enter with pci ( S C P C ) C ertified A dvanced P rimary S troke C enter ( J oint C ommission ) C O M P R E H E N S I V E S T R O K E C E N T E R ( S TAT E D E S I G N AT E D ) C T A ccreditation ( A merican C ollege of R adiology - A C R ) M R I A ccreditation ( A C R ) $70,832,209 Total Payroll N uclear M edicine A ccreditation ( A C R ) $3,589,686 Taxes Paid U ltrasound A ccreditation ( A C R ) T op P erformer in K ey Q uality M easures for H eart Attack , H eart Failure , P neumonia and S urgical C are ( J oint C ommission ) * Includes Admissions, ED Visits, OP Visits, OP Surgery, and OP OBS Visits. 2012 numbers unless otherwise noted. Additional Services: 49thST N 66th ST N 60th ST N 694 PINELLAS PARK PARK AVE N GA N 2 4 - hour E mergency S ervices SAWGRASS LAAKE PARK 64-SLICE CT SCANNER 275 689 49th ST N 58th ST N 66th ST N 694 LVD YB ND C ompany C are O ccupational H ealth DIAGNOSTIC SERVICES 62nd AVE N H H E A R T AT TA C K P R E V E N T I O N P R O G R A M NEUROSCIENCE INSTITUTE 49th ST N 54th AVE N 58th ST N 66th ST N G R A D U AT E M E D I C A L E D U C AT I O N P R O G R A M Northside Hospital 46 S T . C A R D I O P U L M O N A R Y O U T PAT I E N T R E H A B I L I TAT I O N W 1st ST 19 NEURORADIOLOGY S P I N E A N D O rthopedic I nstitute TA M PA B AY H E A R T I N S T I T U T E (WITH CARDIAC SURGERY) P E T E R S B U R G Northside Hospital is located in St. 38th Petersburg, on 49th Street North. AVE N Dia Nichols, FACHE Chief Executive Officer Alan Jones, St. Petersburg Fire and Rescue paramedic, receiving the HCA Pinellas Market EMS All-Star Award. Alan is also on the staff of the ER department at the hospital and was recently awarded “2012 Paramedic of the Year” from St. Petersburg Fire and Rescue. 22 HCA WEST FLORIDA 13 H C A W e s t OAK HILL F l o r i d a HOSPITAL 11375 Cortez Blvd /SR 50 I Spring Hill, FL 34613 I OakHillHospital.com Citrus: (352) 628-6441/Hernando: (352) 596-6632 262 # of Licensed Beds Total Annual Admissions 13,666 Total Annual Emergency Visits 38,104 Total Patients Treated* 87,539 330 Total Physicians 1,105 Total Employees $69,453,163 Total Payroll $8,244,496 Taxes Paid * Includes Admissions, ED Visits, OP Visits, OP Surgery, and OP OBS Visits. 2012 numbers unless otherwise noted. Accreditations and Certifications: A ccredited H ospital ( J oint C ommission ) A C C R E D I T E D C hest Pain C enter with pci ( S C P C ) A C C R E D I T E D H E A R T FA I L U R E C E N T E R ( S C P C ) ACCREDITED COMMUNITY CANCER PROGRAM (ACoS CoC) C ertified A dvanced P rimary S troke C enter ( J oint C ommission ) C ertified J oint R eplacement H ip ( J oint C ommission ) Certified Joint Replacement Knee (Joint Commission) C ertified S pinal F usion ( J oint C ommission ) C T A ccreditation ( A merican C ollege of R adiology - A C R ) M ammography A ccreditation ( A C R ) M R I A ccreditation ( A C R ) N uclear M edicine A ccreditation ( A C R ) U ltrasound A ccreditation ( A C R ) Additional Services: TO CITRUS COUNTY and Sugarmill Woods 493 OAK HILL HOSPITAL BLVD 587 S P R I N G H I L L VE N HA IFFE H 38T THCL 589 ER BL VD 572 NOR 589 98 19 50 CORTEZ BLVD MAR IN 19 COMMER CIAL WAY WEEKI WACHEE SPRINGS D Z BLV TE COR DELTONA BLVD 50 50 SUNCOAST PKWY 19 H 2 4 – H our E mergency C are C E N T E R C I T R U S C O N S U LT- A - N U R S E / P H Y S I C I A N R E F E R R A L D iagnostic I M A G I N G S ervices H eart I nstitute ( with C A R D I A C S U R G E R Y ) H O S P I TA L I S T S E R V I C E S BROOKSVILLE M edical D igital I maging 75 with 2 4 / 7 in - house coverage M I N I M A L LY I N VA S I V E S P I N E S U R G E R Y 301 O rthopaedic & S P I N E I N S T I T U T E N A N D O P E D I AT R I C E M E R G E N C Y C A R E C E N T E R P E D I AT R I C C A R E ROBOTIC ASSISTED SURGICAL SYSTEM VA S C U L A R S U R G E R Y WOMEN’S IMAGING CENTER SUGARMILL WOODS HEXAM RD H E R 41 589 Oak Hill Hospital is located on Highway 50/Cortez Boulevard, two miles east of U.S. 19. Mickey Smith Chief Executive Officer The ribbon is cut to open Phase 1 of the $52 Million North Tower OR & Bed Tower expansion. Currently two stories high, the North Tower can accommodate expansion to six stories. The second floor contains 36 private Intensive Care Unit (ICU) rooms. Other features include six surgical suites, new robotic assisted surgical capabilities, and an additional 18 beds in its Post-Anesthesia Recovery Unit. Additionally, a new parking lot for patients, guests and families opened. 2013 COMMUNITY REPORT 13 O u r C o m m i t m e n t T o OSCEOLA E x c e l l e n c e REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER 700 West Oak Street I Kissimmee, Florida 34741 I (407) 846-2266 OsceolaRegional.com Accreditations and Certifications: 257 # of Licensed Beds Total Annual Admissions 18,027 Total Annual Emergency Visits 90,838 A ccredited H ospital ( J oint C ommission ) A C C R E D I T E D C hest Pain C enter with pci ( S C P C ) A ccredited C ommunity C ancer P rogram ( A C o S C o C ) C ertified A dvanced P rimary S troke C enter ( J oint C ommission ) 141,008 Total Patients Treated* C ertified B reast C ancer ( J oint C ommission ) 469 Total Physicians C ertified C olorectal C ancer ( J oint C ommission ) C ertified J oint R eplacement H ip ( J oint C ommission ) 1,712 Total Employees Certified Joint Replacement Knee (Joint Commission) $109,951,312 Total Payroll C ertified L ung C ancer ( J oint C ommission ) C ertified C arotid S tenting ( C M S ) $12,210,206 Taxes Paid T op P erformer in K ey Q uality M easures for H eart Attack , H eart Failure , P neumonia and S urgical C are ( J oint C ommission ) * Includes Admissions, ED Visits, OP Visits, OP Surgery, and OP OBS Visits. 2012 numbers unless otherwise noted. “ A ” H ospital S afety S core ( L eapfrog G roup ) Additional Services: W CARROLL ST 441 K I S S I M M E E MICHIGAN AVE E DONEGAN AVE 2 4 - H O U R O B P hysician O nsite C overage THE BABY SUITES BREAST CARE CENTER 91 N MAIN ST N JOHN YOUNG PKWY Y ST CLA S JOHN YOUNG PKWY N THACKER AVE H E VINE ST 192 KISSIMMEE PHYSICAL THERAPY CENTER A N D R E H A B I L I TAT I O N ES PAC EC OA ST EMMETT ST S THACKER AVE W W OAK ST C A R D I O VA S C U L A R H Y B R I D O R CENTRAL FLORIDA CARDIAC & VA S C U L A R I N S T I T U T E ( W I T H C A R D I A C S U R G E R Y ) W VINE ST 192 KISSSIMMEE MUNICIPPAL AIRPORT W DONEGAN AVE T-PIKE AGAN LD RE -PIKE RONALORIDA’S T F N JOHN YOUNG PKWY 24-HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICES M I N I M A L LY I N VA S I V E VA LV E S U R G E R Y PKW Y N E O N ATA L C A R E L E V E L I I ORTHOPEDIC & SPINE CARE CENTER OSCEOLA IMAGING CENTER LAKE TOHOPEKALIGA NEP P E D I AT R I C E R “ O U C H L E S S ” P R O G R A M TUN E RD Osceola Regional Medical Center is centrally located on West Oak Street, two blocks west of 441 Hwy in Kissimmee, Florida, just minutes from Orlando. S ingle I ncision R obotic S urgery WOUND HEALING CENTER & HYPERBARIC MEDICINE Robert “Bob” Krieger Interim Chief Executive Officer Mended Hearts of Osceola, Chapter 364, is a nonprofit community based organization of heart patients, caregivers, healthcare professionals and others interested in helping patients with the emotional recovery for heart disease. Monthly support meetings are sponsored by the hospital and open to members and visitors. 24 HCA WEST FLORIDA H C A W e s t REGIONAL F l o r i d a MEDICAL CENTER BAYONET POINT 14000 Fivay Road I Hudson, Florida 34667 I (727) 819-2929 RMCHealth.com Accreditations and Certifications: 290 # of Licensed Beds Total Annual Admissions 14,927 Total Annual Emergency Visits 40,803 Total Patients Treated* 79,438 310 Total Physicians 1,264 Total Employees SUGARMILL WOODS $83,250,721 C I T R U S 19 98 $9,142,763 41 589 Total Payroll Taxes Paid * Includes Admissions, ED Visits, OP Visits, OP Surgery, and OP OBS Visits. B ROOKSVILLE 2012 numbers unless otherwise noted. 50 S P R I N G H I L L REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER H BAYONET POINT 19 HUDSON AVE D N BLV IER D 19 R. DR. TO W CK CLO LITTLE RD 41 1 301 75 589 52 SUNCOAST PKWY MAJESTIC BLVD D. LVD NB YTO CLA FIV AY R H D H BEACON WOODS DR H E R N A N D O H U D S O N ER PK MEDICAL DR. R AY FIV FIVAY RD. WY D GLAC CLA YTO E AV R AY FIV 55 YOSEMITE ON DS HU HUDSON AVE. 19 52 P A S C O LAND O ’LAKES SEVEN SPRINGS BLVS H O L I D A Y EXPSWY DALE MABRY HWY VE TERANS 19 GUNN HWY P A L M H A R B O R LUTZ TRINITY EAST LAKE RD T A R P O N S P R I N G S 54 54 275 301 75 Regional Medical Center Bayonet Point is located on Fivay Road, one block east of U.S. Hwy 19 in Hudson, Florida. A ccredited H ospital ( J oint C ommission ) A C C R E D I T E D C hest Pain C enter with pci ( S C P C ) ACCREDITED COMMUNITY CANCER PROGRAM (ACoS CoC) C ertifi C AT I O N S – J O I N T C O M M I S S I O N : A cute M yocardial I nfarction , A dvanced P rimary S troke C enter , C O P D , C oronary A rtery B ypass G raft, heart failure , J oint R eplacement H ip, Joint Replacement Knee, L ung C ancer , P neumonia , W ound C are C T A ccreditation ( A merican C ollege of R adiology - A C R ) M R I A ccreditation ( A C R ) N uclear M edicine A ccreditation ( A C R ) U ltrasound A ccreditation ( A C R ) V erified L evel I I T rauma C enter ( F L D ept. of H ealth ) “ A ” H ospital S afety S core ( L eapfrog G roup ) T op P erformer in K ey Q uality M easures for H eart Attack , H eart Failure , P neumonia and S urgical C are – 2 nd C onsecutive Y ear ( J oint C ommission ) Additional Services: 24-HOUR EMERGENCY CARE A rrythmia C enter of F lorida C ardiopulmonary R ehabilitation C enter C O M PA N Y C A R E & O C C U PAT I O N A L H E A LT H C O N S U LT- A - N U R S E ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY LAB T he H eart I nstitute ( W I T H C A R D I A C S U R G E R Y ) M I N I M A L LY I N VA S I V E S U R G E R Y N euro S cience C enter of E xcellence ORTHOPEDICS SLEEP DISORDERS CENTER S pine C are C enters of W est F lorida T rauma C enter L evel I I VA S C U L A R W ound & H yperbaric M edicine Shayne George, MBA, MHA, FACHE Chief Executive Officer Thanks to the skilled trauma surgeons and his healthy lifestyle, Austin Sievers is back to training in gymnastics, cheerleading and modeling. 2013 COMMUNITY REPORT 25 O u r C o m m i t m e n t T o SOUTH BAY E x c e l l e n c e HOSPITAL 4016 Sun City Center Blvd I Sun City Center, Florida 33573 I (813) 634-3301 SouthBayHospital.com Accreditations and Certifications: 112 # of Licensed Beds A ccredited H ospital ( J oint C ommission ) A ccredited C hest Pain C enter ( S C P C ) A C C R E D I T E D H E A R T FA I L U R E ( S C P C ) C ertified A dvanced P rimary S troke C enter ( J oint C ommission ) C ertified in T otal H ip R eplacement ( J oint C ommission ) C ertified in T otal K nee R eplacement ( J oint C ommission ) A ccredited E chocardiography L aboratory ( I C A E L ) C T A ccreditation ( A merican C ollege of R adiology - A C R ) M R I A ccreditation ( A C R ) U ltrasound A ccreditation ( A C R ) T op P erformer in K ey Q uality M easures for H eart Attack , H eart Failure , P neumonia and S urgical C are – 2 nd C onsecutive Y ear ( J oint C ommission ) 7,078 Total Annual Admissions Total Annual Emergency Visits 27,597 Total Patients Treated* 65,523 Total Physicians 182 Total Employees 607 $36,403,483 Total Payroll $2,796,552 Taxes Paid * Includes Admissions, ED Visits, OP Visits, OP Surgery, and OP OBS Visits. 2012 numbers unless otherwise noted. Additional Services: 301 75 S U N C I T Y C E N T E R South Bay Hospital 674 H E COLLEGE AVE SUN CITY CENTER BLVD 43 674 301 75 South Bay Hospital is located on S.R. 674/Sun City Center Boulevard, just east of Interstate 75. 2 4 - H our E mergency S ervices A dult C ritical C are B reast M R I C ancer R esource C enter CARDIOLOGY CENTER FOR JOINT AND SPINE CARE D iagnostic I maging D I G I TA L M A M M O G R A P H Y INFECTIOUS DISEASE M edical I maging M inimally I nvasive S urgery N eurology O rthopedics O utpatient D iagnostic A N D R ehab I L I TAT I O N C enter P odiatry P ulmonary M edicine SPINE CARE U rology Vascular S urgery Sharon L. Roush Chief Executive Officer South Bay Hospital’s team of vascular surgeons repaired aneurysms in my aorta and saved my life. Now I’m back to enjoying life’s simple pleasures. – Richard Follin 26 HCA WEST FLORIDA I Vascular Surgery Patient H C A W e s t F l o r i d a ST. PETERSBURG GENERAL HOSPITAL 6500 38th Avenue North I St. Petersburg, Florida 33710 I (727) 384-1414 StPeteGeneral.com Accreditations and Certifications: 215 # of Licensed Beds A ccredited H ospital ( J oint C ommission ) 7,480 Total Annual Admissions Total Annual Emergency Visits 33,661 Total Patients Treated* 50,630 A C C R E D I T E D B R E A S T C E N T E R with D I G I TA L I M A G I N G & COMPUTER-AIDED DETECTION (CAD) (ACR) A ccredited C ancer C enter ( A C o S C o C ) A ccredited C hest Pain C enter ( S C P C ) Total Physicians 480 C ertified A dvanced P rimary S troke C enter ( J oint C ommission ) Total Employees 791 A ccredited G M E P rogram / Family P ractice T op P erformer in K ey Q uality M easures for H eart Failure , P neumonia and S urgical C are ( J oint C ommission ) $48,849,563 Total Payroll $4,136,176 Taxes Paid Additional Services: * Includes Admissions, ED Visits, OP Visits, OP Surgery, and OP OBS Visits. 2012 numbers unless otherwise noted. 24-HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICES C enter for W ound C are 62ndAVE N C O M PA N Y C A R E O C C U PAT I O N A L H E A LT H 275 DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING 54th AVE N GYN/OBSTETRICS G Y N R obotic S urgery E picenter 49th ST N 66th ST N 58th ST N 54th AVE N H ospitalists M edical S tabili z ation S ervice for S ubstance A buse Petersburg H St. General Hospital 58th ST N 66th ST N DN SLEEP DISORDERS CENTER WOMEN’S SERVICES P E T E R S B U R G 49th ST N BLV R obotic S urgery ( G eneral , U rology, G ynecology, G Y N O ncology ) 22nd AVE N S T . 58th ST N 66th ST N NE 275 49th ST N 19 22nd AVE N TY RO O rthopedic / J oint R eplacement / S pine S urgery 38th AVE N St. Petersburg General Hospital 5TH AVE N is located 5THon AVE N38th Avenue North in St. Petersburg, Florida. Robert B. Conroy, Jr. Chief Executive Officer Jennifer Rowland has three older children but chose St. Petersburg General Hospital to give birth to her fourth (and youngest) child, a beautiful baby daughter, Avalisse, on 12/2/1993. Nineteen years later, Avalisse also chose St. Petersburg General Hospital to bring her bouncing baby son, Isiah, into the world on 10/16/2012. 2013 COMMUNITY REPORT 13 O u r C o m m i t m e n t T o E x c e l l e n c e Regional gional Medical Ce Center Bayonet y Point 2 Oak Hill Hospital Medical Center of Trinity – West Pasco Campus Largo Medical Center Largo Medical Center – Indian Rocks Road Campus Medical Center of Trinity 1 Brandon Regional g Hospital p 16 13 3 6 N h id HHospital Northside i 5 St. Petersburg General Hospital ospital Edward White Hospital Blake Medical Center 1 South Bay Hospital Doctors Hospital of Sarasota Englewood Community Hospital HCA WEST FLORIDA BRH Emergency Center Plant Cityy 9 7 28 2 4 3 15 Fawcett Memorial 10 Hospital H C A W e s t F l o r i d a HCA West Florida Facilities 4 8 14 HCA Ambulatory Surgery Centers Central ntral Florida Regional Hospital Future uture SSite ite – CFRH Emergency Center - Oviedo 12 Osceola ceola Regional Medical Center Poinciana i M Medical di l CCenter 11 M A P K E Y HCA West Florida Hospitals HCA West Florida Specialty Service Locations: HCA AMBULATORY SURGERY CENTERS IMAGING CENTERS FREESTANDING ERs Map locations are approximate and subject to change. For exact locations, please call the facility or go to www.HCAdocs.org. Our 16 free-standing Ambulatory Surgery Centers are conveniently located throughout the network. They are equipped with today’s most sophisticated technology to provide a wide range of same-day outpatient surgical procedures, as well as pain management and selected diagnostic procedures. The Centers are accredited by the Joint Commission or the American Association of Ambulatory Surgery Centers and all adhere to HCA’s rigorous standards of quality and patient safety. Our Ambulatory Surgery Center locations: 1 Ambulatory Surgery Center – Tampa 2 Bayonet Point Surgery & Endoscopy Center – Hudson 3 Belleair Surgery Center – Clearwater 4 Brandon Surgery Center – Brandon 5 Center for Special Surgery – St. Petersburg 6 Countryside Surgery Center – Clearwater 7 Doctors Same Day Surgery Center – Sarasota 8 Florida Surgery Center – Altamonte Springs 9 Gulf Coast Surgery Center – Bradenton 10 Gulf Pointe Surgery Center – Port Charlotte 11 Kissimmee Surgery Center – Kissimmee 12 Merritt Island Surgery Center – Merritt Island 13 New Port Richey Surgery Center at Trinity – Trinity 14 Same Day Surgery Center of Orlando 15 Surgery Center at St. Andrews – Venice 16 Tampa Eye & Specialty Surgery Center – Tampa Imaging Centers Our centers provide a comprehensive array of outpatient imaging services at four locations throughout west and central Florida, most with extended hours for patient convenience. Our centers are equipped with the broadest range of diagnostic technology, with the ability to transfer imaging data electronically so physicians get their patient’s images faster than ever before. Positron emission tomography, also called PET imaging, is provided by our mobile service. This adds up to the most convenient imaging network in west and central Florida. 1 Total Imaging of Sun City 2 Total Imaging Parsons – Brandon 3 Tower Diagnostic Center of Brandon 4 LAD Imaging – Deltona 2013 COMMUNITY REPORT 29 O u r C o m m i t m e n t T o E x c e l l e n c e As an experienced fire fighter and paramedic, I immediately knew I was having a heart attack. I survived because I was in great physical shape. It can happen to anyone. The medical attention I received at Osceola Regional Medical Center was just extraordinary. – Frank Rodriguez Heart Attack (2 Stents) An unprecedented 12 HCA West Florida hospitals earned the Joint Commission Top Performer on Key Quality Measures recognition last year. These facilities are industry leaders in using evidence-based processes to provide patient care in the areas of Heart Attack, Heart Failure, Pneumonia and Surgical Care. In total, our hospitals have earned 41 Joint Commission Disease Specific Certifications and we received 10 “A” rankings in Patient Safety from the Leapfrog Group. All 15 of our hospitals are designated Primary Stroke Centers, 14 are accredited Chest Pain Centers and nine have Accredited Cancer Programs by the American College of Surgeon’s Committee on Cancer. Doctors Hospital of Sarasota is a Thompson Reuters Top 100 Hospitals in the nation and for the fourth consecutive year, recognized as one of Modern Healthcare Best Places to Work. Blake Medical Center I Brandon Regional Hospital I Central Florida Regional Hospital Doctors Hospital of Sarasota I Edward White Hospital I Englewood Community Hospital Fawcett Memorial Hospital I Medical Center of Trinity I Largo Medical Center Northside Hospital I Oak Hill Hospital I Osceola Regional Medical Center Regional Medical Center Bayonet Point I South Bay Hospital I St. Petersburg General Hospital www.HCAWestFlorida.com 3031 N. Rocky Point Drive West, Suite 400, Tampa, Florida 33607 HCA WEST FLORIDA (813) 402-9400