2011 Community Report - Regional Medical Center Bayonet Point

2011 COMMUNITY REPORT
Regional Medical Center
Bayonet Point
Community Hospital
Oak Hill Hospital
“If you have lost everything but have the love of your
family and your health you are still a winner.”
– Andy Anderson
Atrial Fibrillation Patient
The Heart Institute at
Regional Medical Center
Bayonet Point
Medical Center of Trinity
opening late 2011
Above all else, we are committed to
the care and improvement of human life.
In recognition of this commitment,
we strive to deliver high quality,
cost-effective healthcare in the
communities we serve.
HCA West Florida
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“I went to the ER thinking it was only heartburn – I had
no idea I was having a heart attack and had two major
arteries that were 100% blocked and required emergency
stents. Thanks to the compassionate care of the ER staff
and the quick response of Dr. Najam Javeed and the
cardiac catheterization team at Community Hospital, I
am still capturing memories of my grandsons.”
– Jeffrey Sasse
ER Patient – Heart Attack
Community Hospital
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A Message From Our CEOs:
As part of the nation’s leading provider of healthcare services, we are proud of the impact we make on the communities we serve.
Last year, 3,378 employees, 1,101 volunteers and over 714 physicians touched the lives of 251,582 patients from five counties (Citrus,
Hernando, Pasco, Pinellas and Hillsborough).
Several exciting initiatives were introduced this year including:
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T he establishment of a statewide trauma network with USF Health to improve access to quality trauma care and
services in Florida. Regional Medical Center Bayonet Point is part of this initiative to expand trauma services to
underserved communities and create a centralized state data base for trauma research. Construction and renovations
are underway at the hospital in preparation for receiving provisional approval to the program later this year.
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ak Hill Hospital announced plans for a $50 million 100,000 square foot expansion to include a two-story patient
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tower with 36 private rooms, expanded operating rooms and recovery areas and enhanced parking. This project is
in addition to the almost completed $6.5 million addition of 20 private telemetry rooms on the sixth floor.
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T he final plans and timelines are in place for the opening of Community Hospital’s replacement facility, the Medical
Center of Trinity, in late 2011.
Through our emergency departments, inpatient and outpatient programs, our patients reaped the benefits of a continued focus on
patient safety and quality initiatives including:
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ommunity Hospital is one of two hospitals in the State of Florida to earn 12 Joint Commission Disease Specific
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Certifications. Of these, they were the first in the nation to earn Kidney Cancer Certification and the first in Florida
to earn Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), Lung, Colon-Rectal Cancer and Pneumonia Certifications.
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egional Medical Center Bayonet Point was the first in Florida and one of the first in the nation to earn Joint
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Commission Advanced Certification for Heart Failure and the only hospital in the Tampa Bay area and one of
only three hospitals in the state to merit the American Heart Association’s 2010 Get With The Guidelines Triple
Recognition Award.
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T he establishment of a statewide trauma network with USF Health to improve access to quality trauma care and
services in Florida. Regional Medical Center Bayonet Point is part of this initiative to expand trauma services to
local communities and participate in a centralized database for trauma research. Construction and renovations are
underway at the hospital in preparation for receiving provisional approval to the program later this year.
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ak Hill Hospital was one of the first in Florida to earn Heart Failure Accreditation by the Society of Chest Pain
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Centers. It was also the first hospital in the area to have 100% of their emergency nursing staff board certified by the
Board of Emergency Nursing (BCEN).
We are proud of our commitment to the healthcare needs of our communities and look forward to continuing to provide advanced
technology and quality care.
Leigh Massengill, CEO
Community Hospital and
Medical Center of Trinity
Mickey Smith, CEO
Oak Hill Hospital
Steve Rector, CEO
Regional Medical Center
Bayonet Point
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1 Oak Hill Hospital
11375 Cortez Boulevard, SR50, Spring Hill, FL 34613.
Hernando (352) 596-6632 / Citrus (352) 628-6441
2 Oak Hill Hospital - Outpatient Imaging
11375 Cortez Boulevard, SR50, Spring Hill, FL 34613.
Hernando (352) 596-6632 / Citrus (352) 628-6441
3 Image 1/Summit Imaging
12037 Cortez Boulevard, SR50, Spring Hill, FL 34613.
Telephone: (352) 597-9008
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4 Regional Medical Center Bayonet Point
14000 Fivay Road, Hudson, FL 34667.
Telephone: (727) 819-2929
5 Regional Wound Care
7525 Medical Center Drive, Hudson, FL 34667.
Telephone: (727) 869-5551
6 Bayonet Point Surgery & Endoscopy Center
10410 Yosemite Drive, Hudson, FL 34667.
Telephone: (727) 869-5040
7 New Port Richey Surgery Center
5415 Gulf Drive, New Port Richey, FL 34652.
Telephone: (727) 848-0446
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8 Community Hospital - Outpatient Imaging
5637 Marine Parkway, New Port Richey, FL 34652.
Telephone: (727) 845-9120
9 Community Hospital
5637 Marine Parkway, New Port Richey, FL 34652.
Telephone: (727) 848-1733
10 Company Care
5637 Marine Parkway, New Port Richey, FL 34652.
Telephone: (727) 834-5908
11 Medical Center of Trinity (Opening late 2011)
9330 SR 54, Trinity, FL 34655.
Telephone: (727) 834-4000
Proudly Serving the Citrus, Hernando, Pasco, Pinellas and Hillsborough Communities
2 0 1 0 C ommunity Impact Summary
S tat i s t i c s
Community Hospital &
Regional Medical Center Bayonet Point (Pasco County)
679
151,305
28,383
73,120
20,955
Number of Licensed Beds
Total Patients Treated
Annual Hospital Admissions
Annual Emergency Visits
Total Medicaid Patients Treated
Medicaid Market Share
Total Uninsured Patients Treated1
Uninsured Market Share
26.56%
17,708
40.33%
Oak Hill Hospital (Hernando County)
230
100,277
13,756
32,420
6,149
Number of Licensed Beds
Total Patients Treated
Annual Hospital Admissions
Annual Emergency Visits
Total Medicaid Patients Treated
Medicaid Market Share
Total Uninsured Patients Treated1
Uninsured Market Share
18.07%
5,218
37.87%
(1) excludes Medicaid patients treated
All statistics – 2010 unless otherwise noted
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Community Hospital &
Regional Medical Center Bayonet Point (Pasco County)
Total Employees
Total Physicians
Total Volunteers
2,328
504
726
Oak Hill Hospital (Hernando County)
Total Employees
Total Physicians
Total Volunteers
1,050
309
366
Our Leadership
COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
Leigh Massengill –
Chief Executive Officer
Glenn Romig –
Chief Financial Officer
Thibaut van Marcke –
Chief Operating Officer
Nancy Maysilles –
Chief Nursing Officer
OAK HILL HOSPITAL
Mickey Smith –
Chief Executive Officer
Chance Phillips –
Chief Financial Officer
Sonia Gonzalez –
Chief Operating Officer
Walter A. Pannone –
Chief Nursing Officer
REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER BAYONET POINT
Steve Rector –
Chief Executive Officer
Shalin Shah –
Chief Financial Officer
Carolyn Quinlan –
Chief Nursing Officer
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Community Hospital &
Regional Medical Center Bayonet Point (Pasco County)
Total Salaries & Benefits
$ 145,120,924
Cost of Charity & Uncompensated Care
$ 19,159,284
Taxes Paid:
Federal Income Tax
State Income Tax
Indigent Care Tax
Property Tax
Sales Tax
Other Local Tax
$ 2,291,915
$ 322,129
$ 4,328,556
$ 1,515,562
$ 1,819,968
$ 26,615
Total Taxes
$ 10,304,745
Capital Investment1
$ 52,917,614
Total Local Vendor Support
Minority & Women Owned Business Support
$ 19,868,040
$ 250,365
Physician Specialty Coverage for Emergency Care
$ 3,872,441
TOTAL Economic Impact
(1) 5 year annual average
All statistics – 2010 unless otherwise noted
Local Vendor Support
8%
$ 251,249,049
Physician Specialty Coverage
for Emergency Care
2%
Capital Investment
21%
Total Taxes
4%
58%
Total Cost of Charity
& Uncompensated Care
8%
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& Benefits
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Oak Hill Hospital (Hernando County)
Total Salaries & Benefits
Cost of Charity & Uncompensated Care
Taxes Paid:
Federal Income Tax
State Income Tax
Indigent Care Tax
Property Tax
Sales Tax
$ 66,225,178
$ 5,487,646
$ 1,560,075
$ 219,270
$ 2,284,538
$ 1,043,018
$ 628,144
Total Taxes
$ 5,735,045
Capital Investment1
$ 4,962,062
Total Local Vendor Support
Minority & Women Owned Business Support
$ 8,139,332
$ 129,869
Physician Specialty Coverage for Emergency Care
$ 1,198,375
TOTAL Economic Impact
$ 91,747,639
(1) 5 year annual average
All statistics – 2010 unless otherwise noted
Physician Specialty Coverage
for Emergency Care
Local Vendor Support
Capital Investment
9%
1%
5%
Total Taxes
6%
Total Cost of Charity
& Uncompensated Care
6%
Total Salaries
& Benefits
72%
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A partial list of the
organizations benefiting
from our hospital’s involvement:
African American Club
Alzheimer’s Family Organization
American Cancer Society
American Heart Association
American Lung Association
American Red Cross
Back-to-School Backpack Program
Boys Scouts of America
CARES
Chambers of Commerce
Concourse Council
County Schools
Enrichment Centers, Inc.
Florida Blood Services
Girl Scouts of America
Good Samaritan Health Clinic
Great American Teach In
Gulfside Regional Hospice
HCA Hope Fund
Healing Hands Health Center
Hernando Community Health Fair
Hernando-Pasco Hospice
Holy Ground Shelter
Jericho Ministries/Mary’s House
Junior Achievement
Kiwanis Clubs
LifeLink
LifeSouth Community Blood Centers
Lighthouse for the Blind
& Visually Impaired
Leadership Pasco, Hernando and Citrus
Local Youth Sports
Meals on Wheels
Ministerial Associations
PARC (Pinellas Association
for Retarded Citizens)
Pasco Economic Development Council
Pasco Education Foundation
Pasco-Hernando Community
College Foundation
PCAN
Rotary Clubs
Salvation Army
Sheriff’s Youth Education
Special Olympics
SHARE
United Way
Year of the Child
YMCA
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GIVING BACK TO OUR COMMUNITY
C o m m u ni t y S u p p ort
Community Hospital, Oak Hill Hospital and Regional Medical Center Bayonet
Point and our employees provide both financial and volunteer support to
countless civic organizations, schools, colleges, city projects and nonprofit
and charitable organizations in their communities.
I nd i g e n t Pat ie n t E d u c at i on
Community Hospital, Oak Hill Hospital and Regional Medical Center Bayonet
Point are committed to helping uninsured patients qualify for local and state
health benefit programs. Our hospitals offer onsite benefit education and
Medicaid enrollment assistance.
S t e p Up f or S t u d e n t s
Since 2005, HCA has redirected $55,475,000 in corporate income tax to the
Step Up for Students program. Through this gift, 14,351 low income students
received a K-12 scholarship enabling them to receive a quality education
tailored for their specific learning needs. Through this program, children
who qualify for the National School Lunch Program can receive scholarships.
Qualifying parents can use these grants to send their child to the public or
private school that best meets their child’s needs.
V ol u n t e e r in g
Countless hours of volunteering were performed by members of the HCA
West Florida Division family last year. From providing medical care on mission
trips to serving as the voice for children through programs such as guardian
ad litem and autism advocacy, our staff, volunteers and physicians give back
to our communities, both in and outside of our facilities.
Giving Back to our Community
Proudly Serving the Citrus, Hernando, Pasco, Pinellas and Hillsborough Communities
Awa r d s a nd R e c o g ni t i on
Many awards and recognitions are bestowed on our facilities and management teams, acknowledging not only
the outstanding medical care and services we provide, but also the leadership role we play in our communities. Our
facilities are Joint Commission Accredited, Certified Chest Pain Centers, Accredited Primary Stroke Centers
and Certified Cancer Programs by the American College of Surgeons Commission on Cancer. Regional
Medical Center Bayonet Point and Oak Hill Hospital are recognized as Certified Chest Pain Centers with PCI.
Community Hospital – The Future Medical Center of Trinity, has earned 12 Joint Commission Disease Specific
Certifications. Four are the first for Florida and one is the first in the nation. Only one other hospital in the State of
Florida has earned 12 certifications.
Regional Medical Center Bayonet Point is the first hospital in Florida to earn the Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of
Approval in Advanced Certification for Heart Failure and is recognized with the Get With The Guidelines Silver Plus
Performance Award and the American Heart Association’s Get With The Guidelines Triple Performance Awards for
Coronary Artery Disease, Heart Failure and Stroke.
Oak Hill Hospital was one of the first hospitals in Florida to earn Heart Failure Center Accreditation by the Society
for Chest Pain Centers.
Community Hospital, Oak Hill Hospital and Regional Medical Center Bayonet Point have all received the American
Heart Association’s Fit-Friendly Company – Gold Award.
Accredited
Chest Pain
Center
Accredited
Chest Pain
Center with PCI
Accredited
Heart Failure
Center
Primary
Stroke Center
Certification
H u r r i c a ne P r e pa r e d ne s s
HCA West Florida offers one of the most comprehensive hurricane preparedness plans to ensure that our patients
and our staff who care for them are safe before, during and after a storm. Our Division has arrangements and
contracts in place with vendors from around the state and nation to provide support, from on-site security if
needed to medical supplies, additional generators, food, fuel, emergency transportation, building supplies and
construction crews who can be dispatched immediately following the storm to make needed repairs to keep our
hospitals operational.
C on s ult - A - N ur se ®
Free Physician Referral and Health Information are available around
the clock by calling 1-877-4-HCA-DOCS (1-877-442-2362 toll free).
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 of Central and West Florida.
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Quality & Patient Safety
“Putting Patients First” is the foundation of our culture and passion for quality health care. Many of the initiatives we implement
serve as national models for the industry today. The HCA West Florida hospitals have achieved industry leading performance on
public Clinical Measures, such as the CMS Core Measures for Congestive Heart Failure, Pneumonia, Acute Myocardial Infarction, and
Surgical Care Improvement Project. Our hospitals are thoroughly engaged in programs and initiatives which promote and optimize
Patient Satisfaction, Clinical Efficiency programs and Quality outcomes.
h C a r e E l e c t r oni c H e a lt h R e c or d ( E H R )
The West Florida Division has invested heavily in its Electronic Health Record (EHR) initiative, which kicked off in March 2010.
With EHR, access to patient health information is simplified and patient safety and quality improved. Our hospitals have brought
numerous clinical components for the EHR on-line through major investments in technology.
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Care Hub – As more and more physician practices use Electronic Medical Record (EMR) systems, there is
an increased need to integrate data from a variety of clinical systems, including hospital systems. Linking physician
practices to our hospital databases is being rolled out through the hCare Hub interface. This allows physician offices
real-time access to patient clinical data from the hospital. Effective clinical data exchange can provide necessary
information to physicians to make timely decisions and reduce duplicate testing and unnecessary hospitalizations.
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icture Archiving and Communication System (PACS) – The PACS system
immediately digitizes images from radiology and cardiac studies so they can be stored and electronically viewed on
screens remotely. This enables doctors and other health care professionals to access the images and when available to
compare new images with previous images at the touch of a button.
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oice Recognition – To improve report
turnaround time and patient care, our hospitals and
imaging centers use voice recognition, which allows
physicians to update patient records and report
their interpretation of a study by speaking instead
of dictating or using a keyboard. The physician then
reviews the report on screen, makes any adjustments,
signs the report and it posts immediately for others
to view. Report turnaround time has been greatly
reduced to an average of just over 30 minutes.
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USE – All 15 hospitals have installed this system,
which digitizes EKG tracings so physicians can review,
diagnose and treat heart patients within seconds.
E l e c t r oni c B a r C od in g M e d i c at i on S y s t e m ( B C M A )
HCA led a national effort to reduce medication errors by placing this system in all of our hospitals several years ago. Bar codes on
medications are scanned at the patient’s bedside, providing our clinical staff with an effective tool to ensure that the right patient
receives the right medication at the right time through the right route.
E l e c t r oni c B a r C od in g Tr a n sf u si on S y s t e m ( B C TA )
We expanded bar coding use in all of our hospitals this past year to transfusion products. Prior to administering any blood product,
the unit is scanned to ensure the patient is receiving the right transfusion product at the right time through the right route.
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R e sp on sibl e I m a g i n g
Regional Medical Center Bayonet Point took the lead to develop and pilot an
innovative program designed to enhance medical imaging safety.
HCA West Florida developed an innovative program called
Responsible Imaging to enhance medical imaging safety
through state-of-the-art monitoring, use of best practices
and extensive education of staff, physicians and patients.
The program was developed and piloted at Regional
Medical Center Bayonet Point with LANDAUER®, a global
leader in radiation science and services. With increasing
attention on the long-term cumulative effect of radiation
exposure, we are excited to be a leader in responsible
medical imaging practices. This innovative safety program
will be comprehensively implemented through-out the
West Florida hospitals within the first quarter.
Br oselow System for Acute Pediatric Administr ation
of Drugs in the ER
All of our hospital emergency departments have installed the Broselow
System to ensure the proper dosing and administration of drugs to
children. Pediatric dosing can be difficult, especially in emergency
situations, and the Broselow System allows medical professionals to
instantly access proper dosing, improve the speed and accuracy in
acute preparation and administration of drugs, reduce medical errors
and standardizes pediatric dosing so that we can provide our young
patients with high quality emergency care, safely.
A ir s t r i p OB ™
This innovative patient monitoring solution has been installed at Community Hospital to allow obstetricians to remotely access vital
patient information such as fetal heart rate including maternal contraction patterns in virtual real-time directly from the labor and
delivery unit to a physician’s smart phone from anywhere a cell phone connection can be received.
N at i on ’s F ir s t
I nfa n t S c r e e nin g P r o g r a m
We were the first US healthcare system to voluntarily perform a simple blood test to
screen newborns for elevated levels of bilirubin that triggers jaundice. By identifying
newborns at risk for Kernicterus, which causes permanent brain damage and physical
impairment, we can treat them immediately and prevent this serious health threat.
V T E P r oto c ol
HCA West Florida hospitals, in conjunction with sanofi-aventis®, implemented an aggressive venous thromboembolism (VTE)
Rule-Out initiative and has actively participated in DVT awareness efforts to help educate the public about these health risks. The
Rule-Out protocol helps ensure that patients are screened and when appropriate receive preventive treatment for VTE, which poses
a significant health risk and consists of two potentially life–threatening conditions: Deep vein thrombosis (DVT) and Pulmonary
embolism (PE).
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F l u S e a s on P r e pa r at i on
The National Patient Safety Foundation has recognized all HCA
employees for their efforts in supporting HCA’s flu immunization
policy.
More than 97 percent of our employees have received the flu
vaccine, an amazing accomplishment which helps protect our
patients as well as our employees and their families. Additionally,
many of our hospitals actively participate in community outreach
efforts to educate the public about the importance of seasonal
flu vaccine.
M e t hic il l in - r e si s ta n t S ta ph y lo c o c c u s a u r e u s ( M R S A )
HCA continues to be a leader in the fight to stop the spread of MRSA, and was invited to participate as a partner organization in
the REDUCE MRSA Clinical Trial, with the CDC Prevention Epicenters, CDC Division of Healthcare Quality Promotion and the Agency
for Healthcare Quality and Research (AHRQ). HCA was selected due to its commitment to infection
prevention, the HCA A, B, Cs (MRSA) program and our standardization of specific lab data. The goal
of the study is to conduct a cluster randomized trial of hospitals to compare uniform versus
target MRSA decolonization as a means to reduce healthcare-associated MRSA infection. Eight
HCA West Florida Division hospitals are participating.
Locally, we continue to be very involved in educational outreach to prevent the spread of
community acquired MRSA. The national Clean Hands Are Cool Hands campaign, featuring
teen star Mitchel Musso (Hannah Montana show), was launched here. The goal is to educate
children on the prevention of MRSA, through local presentations and a toolkit for parents and
teachers available on our hospital websites.
M e d i c a l E d u c at i on
We are helping educate future healthcare workers through
partnerships with local colleges and on-site mentoring and training
in the fields of nursing, radiology, phlebotomy, information systems,
physical therapy, social work, anesthesia assistants and emergency
medical services.
M e d i c a l R e se a r c h
We work with our physician partners and other organizations who
engage in research and clinical trial initiatives in multiple specialty
areas. These studies have included cardiac, orthopaedics, cancer
and infection control. HCA also announced a formal affiliation with
USF Health for Trauma Care, to include the development of a trauma
research program to improve trauma care statewide.
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Proudly Serving the Citrus, Hernando, Pasco, Pinellas and Hillsborough Communities
S pecializ ed care
Emer genc y E xcellence
Our excellence in Emergency Care offers state-of-theart technology for the communities we serve.
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a part of our long-term commitment to
producing high quality results for our patients, our highly skilled emergency healthcare teams include board certified
physicians, physician assistants, and nurses. By employing protocol driven care that can begin in the field through direct
communications with local EMS teams and meeting stringent standards, combined with best practices, we have earned
the title of Accredited Chest Pain Center by The Society of Chest Pain Centers and Certified Primary Stroke Center by the
Joint Commission.
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ak Hill Hospital was selected by the Board of Certification for Emergency Nursing (BCEN®) Board of Directors as the recipient
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of the 2009 BCEN® Honorary Recognition Award. 100% of Oak Hill Emergency Room Nurses are BCEN certified. The BCEN®
Honorary Recognition Award is a national award given to only one emergency room a year by the BCEN®.
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ur focus on improving ER programs by working tirelessly to earn accreditations and reducing the time patients spend waiting
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to see a qualified medical provider has resulted in dramatically reduced wait times, which are below national averages. You
can find our average ER wait times on billboards, by logging on to all hospital web sites, or by texting ER to 23000.
E x pa nd i n g Tr a u m a C a r e
HCA and USF Health have entered into an affiliation agreement to improve access to quality trauma care and services in Florida. The
agreement includes Regional Medical Center Bayonet Point and the hospital has received state approval on their extension request
to move forward with the development of a trauma program, which will provide this highly specialized level of emergency care to
communities identified by the state as underserved. The hospital plans to submit its completed application to the state in 2011 with
the hopes of being granted provisional status to operate trauma programs in fall 2011.
H e a rt & Va s c u l a r C a r e
Our cardiovascular network ensures life-saving technology and the very latest minimally invasive techniques:
nThe Heart Institutes at Oak Hill Hospital and Regional Medical Center Bayonet Point offer the latest surgical techniques for
shorter stays and better outcomes
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Pain Centers accredited by the Society for Chest Pain Centers (with PCI at Oak Hill Hospital and Regional Medical
Center Bayonet Point)
nOur hospitals consistently beat the national STEMI benchmark of 90 minutes from patient arrival to the re-establishment of
blood flow to the heart
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offer Cardiac Catheterization and Electrophysiology (Cardiac Arrhythmia) labs with state-of-the-art technology and
treatment for invasive and non-invasive cardiac procedures
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Our Emergency Departments rapidly assess and diagnose patients with chest pain without having to be admitted to the facility
nProcedures
to treat specialized minimally invasive mitral valve disease and atrial fibrillation provide a safer alternative for
patients with chronic heart conditions
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We are dedicated to improving the patient’s quality of life and reducing risk for other serious complications
N e u r o s c ie n c e s & S t r ok e C a r e
Our hospitals have earned Joint Commission Advanced Primary Stroke Center designation, the gold standard for ensuring the
highest level of care is immediately available. Supported by highly skilled specialists to achieve certification, our physicians are
joined by surgeons, neurologists, nurses, rehabilitative therapists, laboratory and pharmacy staff, and radiologists who are specially
trained to respond quickly and completely to the needs of a stroke patient. Each patient is evaluated and treated using a uniform
and extensive set of guidelines that address both emergency treatment and ongoing care.
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C o m p r e he n si v e C a n c e r C a r e
Cancer continues to be the second leading cause of death in this country. Our hospitals are Accredited Cancer Programs and are
committed to meeting and exceeding the numerous standards required for the American College of Surgeon’s Commission on
Cancer (ACoS CoC). The essential elements our hospitals offer as fully accredited cancer programs:
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S tate-of-the-art pretreatment evaluation, staging, treatment and clinical follow-up for cancer patients seen at the facility
for primary, secondary or tertiary care
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ctive cancer committee that leads the program through setting goals, monitoring activity, evaluating patient
outcomes, implementing community outreach programs and improving care
Cancer conferences that provide a forum for patient consultation and contribute to physician education
Quality improvement programs that are the mechanism for evaluating and improving patient outcomes
Cancer registry and database that is the basis for monitoring the quality of care
D i a g n o s t i c I m a g in g S e rv i c e s
We provide a comprehensive array of outpatient diagnostic imaging services including the Women’s Imaging Center at Oak Hill
Hospital, Breast Care Center at Community Hospital and the 64-slice CT at Regional Medical Center Bayonet Point. Our facilities are
equipped with a very broad range of leading-edge technology and most offer weekend and extended hours to meet the needs of
busy patients. Diagnostic Imaging Services available at our hospitals include:
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Bone Density/Dexa
CT
64-slice CT
Digital Mammography w/ CAD
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Echocardiogram
EKG
Fluoroscopy
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Magnetic Resonance
Angiography (MRA)
Stereotactic MRI & Breast MRI
Nuclear Medicine
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PET/CT Scan
Ultrasound including
3D/4D
X-Ray
M ini m a l ly I n va si v e S u r g i c a l S e rv i c e s
Well equipped operating rooms, specialized healthcare teams, patient safety standards and quality along with some of the most
advanced minimally invasive procedures available ensure our patients receive the care they need. Advanced technology including
Laparoscopy, Single Incision Laparoscopy, da Vinci Robotic Assisted Surgical System and hanatm hip and knee arthroplasty table are
available for a variety of procedures and can result in less pain, less scarring, quicker recovery and return to daily activities.
Ort h opa e d i c a nd S p ine C a r e
Patients needing advanced treatments for orthopaedic and spine issues can find high quality care at our hospitals. A partial list of
treatment options available include:
n Meniscectomy treatment for a tear of the meniscus
n Hip
and knee replacement and resurfacing
including partial
n Rehabilitation programs
n Arthroscopy procedures
n Minimally invasive spine surgery
n Carpal tunnel Release
n Epidural steroid injections
Our surgeons are committed to performing the latest innovations in their field, and patients benefit from the experience of a panel
of orthopaedic experts, individualized treatment plans and a high caliber of care.
R e h a bi l i tat i on S e rv i c e s
Our staffs consist of highly educated, skilled, licensed and experienced therapists ready to treat dysfunctions and return individuals
to their daily routine.
n Speech Language Pathologists who help those with communication and swallowing challenges
n Occupational Therapists who work with patients with daily living activities (dressing, bathing, hygiene, etc.)
n Physical Therapists who help patients get back to work and/or function at their highest level physically
L a b or ator y S e rv i c e s
Full-service Outpatient Labs with a wide range of clinical testing and Anatomical Pathology services combined with an on-line
information management system provide accurate and timely test results.
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Specialized Care
H C A
W e s t
F l o r i d a
W o m e n ’s S e rv i c e s
Our goal is to keep women of all ages healthy and well informed. From childbirth to digital mammography to innovative surgical
services, our commitment is unsurpassed.
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49 new babies were welcomed in The Birthplace at Community Hospital last year
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omen’s Imaging Center (Oak Hill) and Breast Care Center (Community) offer comprehensive outpatient diagnostics
including bone density, digital mammography, 3D/4D Ultrasound, Breast MRI and surgical procedures
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eart Institutes at Oak Hill and Regional Medical Center Bayonet Point provide life saving technology and the very latest
minimally invasive techniques
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omen’s Care Center for Gynecology and Urology with all private rooms and clinical staff of women (Community)
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Laparoscopic and Single Incision Laparoscopy for pelvic health
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ccredited cancer programs through the American College of Surgeon’s Commission on Cancer
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Spine and Joint Care Centers providing neck, back, hip and knee procedures
C a r d i a c & P u l m on a r y R e h a bil i tat i on
Our Cardiac & Pulmonary Rehabilitation program at Regional Medical Center Bayonet Point continues care after a cardiac event or for
those living with pulmonary disease. Registered Nurses and Exercise Physiologists make your rehab experience fun and effective.
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Education/exercise classes to get you feeling like yourself again
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Monitored exercise sessions consisting of EKG, blood pressure and heart rate monitoring
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Education on behavior changes to alter lifestyle choices
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Goals are created at the beginning of the program to get individuals back to the activities they love
I n f u si on C e n t e r
Our Infusion Centers are designed to provide fast, convenient and cost-effective infusion services for patients in a comfortable,
home-like setting. Our highly skilled nurses, with experience in infusion therapy modalities, are always available to meet your
medical needs. Our many services include:
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Transfusions of blood/blood products
IV antibiotic administration
Hydration therapy
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Chemotherapy administration
Maintenance of central lines/ports
Subcutaneous injections
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Immunoglobulin therapy
Weekend appointments available
W o u nd C a r e a nd H y p e r b a r i c H e a l in g C e n t e r
Our Wound Care & Hyperbaric Healing Center at Regional Medical Center Bayonet Point is designed to provide a specialized,
comprehensive course of treatment to assist in healing your problem wound. Our goal is to utilize the most up-to-date approaches
to wound healing and remain current in new scientific advances in wound care.
Thorough diagnostic examinations identify the type of wound and the underlying problems causing the wound. After this, a
program will be initiated based on the most effective treatment options and may include:
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Infectious disease management
Physical therapy
Vascular evaluation
Laboratory evaluation
Nutritional management
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Pain management
Diabetic Education
Nuclear medicine
Radiology
Debridement
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yperbaric Oxygen Treatment –
quickly delivers high concentrations
of oxygen to the bloodstream, assists
in the healing process of wounds
and is effective in fighting certain
types of infections
P r i m a r y C a r e P h y si c i a n s
With a medical staff comprised of over 200 Primary Care Physicians, finding the right doctor is only a phone call away. Through our
Physician Referral Line (1-877-4-HCA-DOCS/1-877-442-2362) our communities have access to a real person providing details about
physicians including education, office locations, board certifications and special interests.
2011 COMMUNITY REPORT
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REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER
BAYONET POINT
14000 Fivay Road • Hudson, Florida 34667 • (727) 819-2929
rmchealth.com
R
egional Medical Center Bayonet Point has a history of
providing the highest level of critical medical care for our
community and the Pasco County region. The surrounding
counties of Hernando and Citrus are in need of a trauma program
to ensure that critically injured patients have access to treatment
within the “golden hour” – that period of time immediately after
a serious injury during which there is the highest likelihood that
prompt medical treatment will prevent death. For the citizens of
these counties, IT IS ABOUT TIME: that is, reducing the time it takes
to gain access to expert trauma care within their own community.
The development of a trauma program is a natural next step in the
evolution of Regional Medical Center Bayonet Point and a very proud
milestone that the entire organization is committed to achieve.
290
# of Licensed Beds
Total Annual Admissions
13,960
Total Annual Emergency Visits
34,565
Total Patients Treated*
75,192
285
Total Physicians
Total Employees
1,181
SUGARMILL
WOODS
Total Payroll
T R U S
98 C I$72,594,808
19
Taxes Paid
$6,357,294
41
589
B ROOKSVILLE
* Includes Admissions, ED Visits, OP Visits, OP Surgery, and OP OBS
Visits.
50
2010 numbers unless otherwise noted.
S P R I N G
H I L L
REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER
H BAYONET POINT
19
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HUDSON AVE.
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301
52
SEVEN SPRINGS BLVS
30 Years
P A S C O
1981-2011
DALE MABRY HWY
EXPSWY
14 HCA West Florida
LUTZ
TRINITY
VE TERANS
19
Additional Services:
24-HOUR EMERGENCY CARE
C ardiopulmonary R ehabilitation C enter
C O N S U LT - A - N U R S E
T he H eart I nstitute at B ayonet P oint
INFUSION CENTER
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
N O N - I N VA S I V E VA S C U L A R
O rthopaedic S
SLEEP STUDIES LAB
S pine C are C enters of W est F lorida
W ound C are & H yperbaric M edicin E
54
GUNN HWY
P A L M
H A R B O R
Regional Medical Center Bayonet Point is one of only three
Florida hospitals and the only Tampa Bay area hospital recognized
for achieving Triple Gold Recognition in all three areas in
implementing the American Heart Association/American Stroke
Association’s Get With The Guidelines® for coronary artery disease,
stroke and heart failure.
Regional Medical Center Bayonet Point has received the Get
With The Guidelines Gold Achievement Award in coronary artery
disease, the Gold Plus Achievement Award for stroke and Gold
Plus Achievement Award heart failure.
54
EAST LAKE RD
T A R P O N
S P R I N G S
F it - F riendly C ompany G old Award
G et W ith T he G uidelines T riple G old R ecognition
Celebrating
LAND
O ’LAKES
H O L I D A Y
Aw a r d s a n d D i s t i n c t i o n s :
A merican H eart A ssociation ’ s 2 0 1 0
REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER BAYONET POINT
75
589
52
SUNCOAST
PKWY
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LITTLE RD
MAJESTIC
BLVD
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19
Accreditations and Cer tifications:
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 C linical H yperbaric Facility ( U H M S )
ACCREDITED COMMUNIT Y CANCER PROGRAM (ACoS CoC )
C ertified A dvanced P rimary S troke C enter
( J oint C ommission )
certified advanced heart failure
( J oint C ommission )
275
301
75
Hospital Statistics
Steve Rector
Chief Executive Officer
13
COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
The future Medical Center of Trinity
5637 Marine Parkway • New Port Richey, Florida 34652 • (727) 848-1733
CommunityHospitalNPR.com
A c c r e d i t a t i o n s a n d Ce r t i f i c a t i o n s :
Accredited H ospital ( J oint Commission )
389
# of Licensed Beds
Total Annual Admissions
14,423
Total Annual Emergency Visits
38,555
Total Patients Treated*
76,113
Accredited C hest Pain C enter ( S C P C )
ACCREDITED COMMUNIT Y COMPREHENSIVE CANCER PROGRAM
(ACoS CoC )
C ertified A dvanced P rimary S troke C enter
( J oint Commission )
C E R T I F I E D Acute M yocardial I nfarction ( A M I )
( J O I N T CO M M I S S I O N )
386
Total Physicians
C E R T I F I E D C E R V I C A L S U R G I C A L S P I N E ( J O I N T CO M M I S S I O N )
1,147
Total Employees
C E R T I F I E D CO LO N R E C TA L C A N C E R ( J O I N T CO M M I S S I O N )
C E R T I F I E D H E A R T FA I LU R E ( J O I N T CO M M I S S I O N )
$72,526,116
Total Payroll
C E R T I F I E D J O I N T R E P L AC E M E N T – H I P ( J O I N T CO M M I S S I O N )
$3,947,451
Taxes Paid
C E R T I F I E D J O I N T R E P L AC E M E N T – K N E E ( J O I N T CO M M I S S I O N )
C E R T I F I E D K I D N E Y C A N C E R ( J O I N T CO M M I S S I O N )
* Includes Admissions, ED Visits, OP Visits, OP Surgery, and OP OBS Visits.
2010 numbers unless otherwise noted.
C E R T I F I E D LU M B A R S U R G I C A L S P I N E ( J O I N T CO M M I S S I O N )
C E R T I F I E D LU N G C A N C E R ( J O I N T CO M M I S S I O N )
C E R T I F I E D P N E U M O N I A ( J O I N T CO M M I S S I O N )
C E R T I F I E D O B S T R U C T I V E P U L M O N A RY D I S E A S E ( CO P D )
( J O I N T CO M M I S S I O N )
S tate A pproved C oronary P E R C U TA N E O U S
I ntervention P rogram ( P C I )
Leigh Massengill
Chief Executive Officer
Additional Services:
24-HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICES
B ehavioral H ealth C enter
THE BIRTHPLACE
D I G I TA L B reast C are C enter
N E W
P O R T
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
S P I N E and J O I N T C A R E C E N T E R s
W omen ’ s C are C enter for G ynecology
and U rology
GULF DR
COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
HIGH ST
PK
MARINE
WY
CECELIA DR
D
BLV
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STA
T A R P O N
MEDICAL CENTER OF TRINITY S P R I N G S
TRIN
IT Y B
LAND
O’LAKES
54
LVD
Community Hospital is located
on Marine Parkway
301 in New Port Richey, Florida.
LUTZ
TARPON AVE
EXPSWY
DALE MABRY HWY
VE TERANS
GUNN HWY
P A L M
H A R B O R
41
54
EAST LAKE RD
19
SEVEN SPRINGS BLVD
LITTLE RD
H O L I D A Y
TRINITY
SUNCOAST PKWY
H
FUTURE SITE:
D
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TRINIT
LITTLE RD
ROWAN RD
TROUBLE CREEK RD
54
M I N I M A L LY I N VA S I V E S U R G E R Y
52
19 P A S C O
CECELIA DR
MADISON ST
GRAND BLVD
19
589
52
MADISON ST
MARINE PKWY
GULF
HARBOURS
H U D S O N
HIGH ST
SCHOOL RD
GEORGE ST
H
DA VINCI ROBOTIC SURGICAL SYSTEM
F O R G Y N E C O LO G Y A N D U R O LO G Y
275
75
2011 COMMUNITY REPORT
15
OAK HILL HOSPITAL
11375 Cortez Blvd /SR 50 • Spring Hill, FL 34613 • OakHillHospital.com
Citrus: (352) 628-6441/Hernando: (352) 596-6632
Accreditations and Cer tifications:
230
# of Licensed Beds
A ccredited H ospital ( J oint C ommission )
Total Annual Admissions
13,756
A C C R E D I T E D C hest Pain C enter with pci ( S C P C )
Total Annual Emergency Visits
32,420
ACCREDITED HEART FAILURE CENTER (SCPC )
ACCREDITED COMMUNIT Y CANCER PROGRAM (ACoS CoC )
100,277
Total Patients Treated*
C ertified A dvanced P rimary S troke C enter
( J oint C ommission )
309
Total Physicians
Additional Services:
1,050
Total Employees
2 4 – H our E mergency C are C E N T E R
with 1 0 0 % board certified nurses and physicians
$66,225,178
Total Payroll
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
$5,735,045
Taxes Paid
D iagnostic S ervices
* Includes Admissions, ED Visits, OP Visits, OP Surgery, and OP OBS Visits.
2010 numbers unless otherwise noted.
H eart I nstitute
H O S P I TA L I S T S E R V I C E S
MEDICAL IMAGING
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
O rthopaedic & S P I N E I N S T I T U T E
Mickey Smith
Chief Executive Officer
P E D I AT R I C S & P E D I AT R I C E M E R G E N C Y C E N T E R
VA S C U L A R S U R G E R Y
WOMEN’S IMAGING CENTER
Oak Hill Hospital is located on Highway 50/Cortez Boulevard, two miles east of U.S. 19
TO
CITRUS COUNTY
and Sugarmill Woods
SUGARMILL
WOODS
19
493
OAK HILL HOSPITAL
COMME
RC
IAL WAY
H
50
LVD
EZ B
BLVD
587
S P R I N G
H I L L
589
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Hospital Statistics
50
BROOKSVILLE
75
301
VE N
HA
IFFE
H
38T
THCL
C I T R U S
589
ER BL
VD
572
NOR
589
98
19
CORTEZ BLVD
MAR
IN
DELTONA BLVD
T
COR
WEEKI WACHEE
SPRINGS
19
50
SUNCOAST PKWY
HEXAM RD
H E R N A N D O
41
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C o m m i t m e n t
T o
E x c e l l e n c e
The Heart Institute at Oak Hill Hospital offers a full range of the latest diagnostics and treatments to care
for hearts in Hernando and Citrus counties that includes an Accredited Chest Pain Center with PCI, Accredited
Heart Failure Center, Cardiac Catheterization, Open Heart Surgery, Valve Treatment, and our Healthy Hearts
support group.
The Heart Institute Team
Oak Hill Hospital
TO G E T H E R , P E R F O R M I N G AT A H I G H E R S TA N D A R D
w w w.HC Adocs.org
1-877-4-HCA-DOCS
(1-877-442-2362 toll free)
COMMUNITY HOSPITAL: 5637 Marine Parkway • New Port Richey, Florida 34652 • www.CommunityHospitalNPR.com
OAK HILL HOSPITAL: 11375 Cortez Boulevard/SR 50 • Spring Hill, Florida 34613 • www.OakHillHospital.com
REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER BAYONET POINT: 14000 Fivay Road • Hudson, Florida 34667 • www.rmchealth.com
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