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    Native Space Hospital’s Obtain Decrease than Regular Scores in Newest Security Rating

    Savannah HeraldBy Savannah HeraldJune 30, 20262 Mins Read
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    Local Area Hospital’s Receive Lower than Normal Scores in Latest Safety Score
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    • AdventHealth Redmond downgraded to a B; surgical safety strong; infections and patient falls underperformed.
    • Atrium Health Floyd remained at a C; praised for communication, but weak in infection control, fall prevention, surgical outcomes.
    • AdventHealth Gordon and Piedmont Cartersville earned B grades; Hamilton Medical Center received a C.
    • Only 19 of 79 Georgia hospitals earned an A in the report.
    • Georgia fell from 15th in 2019 to 35th nationally; preventable errors remain a major concern, says Liz Coyle.

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    AdventHealth Redmond and Atrium Well being Floyd obtained decrease marks within the Spring 2025 Hospital Security Information, a biannual report from The Leapfrog Group that evaluates hospitals nationwide on their means to forestall hurt to sufferers.

    Redmond, which had beforehand maintained a string of “A” scores, was downgraded to a “B” this spring. Whereas the hospital continued to attain effectively in surgical security and error prevention, it underperformed in stopping infections and affected person falls. Communication and general affected person care had been rated as common.

    Atrium Well being Floyd, which earned prime marks all through 2023, obtained a “C” within the newest report—unchanged from its Fall 2024 grade. The Rome hospital was praised for its care crew’s communication and responsiveness, however fell brief in areas like an infection management, fall prevention, and surgical outcomes.

    Close by, AdventHealth Gordon in Calhoun and Piedmont Cartersville additionally obtained “B” grades. Hamilton Medical Heart in Dalton joined Atrium Floyd with a “C.” Atrium Well being Polk was not included because of its small dimension.

    Statewide, solely 19 of 79 Georgia hospitals obtained an “A.” Georgia’s general rating has slipped dramatically, from fifteenth within the nation in 2019 to thirty fifth this 12 months.

    “Preventable errors are nonetheless a serious concern,” mentioned Liz Coyle, govt director of Georgia Watch. “Hospitals should make security a core precedence for each affected person, each time.”

    For full hospital scores and particulars, go to HospitalSafetyGrade.org.

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