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Hoag garners most-preferred hospital designation
The Newport Beach facility topped the National Research Corp. list for the 14th consecutive year.
By Susan BelknappPublished: November 12, 2009 03:00 PM
Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian in Newport Beach has been named the most preferred hospital by Orange County residents based on a consumer study by National Research Corporation (NRC). This is the 14th consecutive year Hoag has topped the list. The award is given to hospitals that health care consumers in each region have selected as having the highest quality care and image in more than 300 markets nationwide.
"We are honored to receive this valued endorsement from the community," says Richard Afable, M.D., Hoag Hospital president and CEO. "Hoag Hospital is committed to serving Orange County by providing the highest quality care to our patients, which is a testament to the patient-centered care and dedication of the physicians, nurses and comprehensive health care team."
NRC Consumer Choice Award winners are determined by consumer responses on multiple quality and image ratings collected in the company's Healthcare Market Guide Ticker study.
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"We are honored to receive this valued endorsement from the community," says Richard Afable, M.D., Hoag Hospital president and CEO. "Hoag Hospital is committed to serving Orange County by providing the highest quality care to our patients, which is a testament to the patient-centered care and dedication of the physicians, nurses and comprehensive health care team." NRC Consumer Choice Award winners are determined by consumer responses on multiple quality and image ratings collected in the company's Healthcare Market Guide Ticker study. NEXT PAGE >> Related headlines Orange Coast Memorial opens CyberKnife, Radiation Oncology Center Spectrum Pharmaceuticals moves forward with bladder cancer drug UC Irvine sees success with embryonic stem cell therapy 'OC METRO Minute,' Nov. 10: CHOC Children's plans to lay off 42 |
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