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We at Central Carolina Hospital are determined to be your Hospital of Choice. Here are some recent quality accomplishments from our hospital.
January 2011: CCH has earned the Gold Plus award for coronary artery disease care from the American Heart Association’s Get With the Guidelines program. This recognition demonstrates CCH’s commitment to providing our community with quality care.
Central Carolina Hospital has been recognized as a Certified Quality Breast Center in the National Quality Measures for Breast Centers. The recognition is one of several steps the hospital is making to become a certified breast center of excellence through the National Consortium of Breast Centers (November 2010).
CCH has earned the SILVER award from the American Stroke Association/American Heart Association for stroke care through the Get With The Guidelines program (July 2010).
CCH is is the first hospital in the state to earn the GOLD award from the American Heart Association for heart failure care through the Get With the Guidelines program (March 2010). Look for this in Best Hospital in America Issue of the U.S. News & World Report (July 2010).
Central Carolina Hospital has been recognized as a Certified Participant in the National Quality Measures for Breast Centers. The recognition is one of several steps the hospital is making to become a certified breast center of excellence through the National Consortium of Breast Centers (April 2010).
CCH is now an accreditated Chest Pain Center (Level III) with the Society of Chest Pain Centers (February 2010).
CCH earned a second SILVER award for Coronary Artery Disease care through the Get With the Guidelines program from the American Heart Association (June 2009).
Central Carolina Hospital’s Respiratory Department has earned the Quality Respiratory Care Recognition from the American Association for Respiratory Care. The QRCR designation signifies CCH’s commitment to providing a level of respiratory care that is consistent with national standards and guidelines to ensure patient safety. Approximately only 15% of hospitals in the United States have received this award.
Central Carolina Hospital earned full accreditation from The Joint Commission, May 2009. The Joint Commission is the nation's leading hospital accreditation agency and signifies a hospital's commitment to patient safety by following national standards of care.
Central Carolina Hospital's breast health navigator is certified in breast health through EduCare and through MammaCare to teach breast self exam (BSE) classes. Certification from EduCare requires 40 hours of education addressing physical, social, and emotional aspects of patients with breast disease.