NRRS evaluates hospitals on patient satisfaction, high-quality care and performance based on data collected by the Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services and Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems. The organization issues ratings from one to five stars for rural and critical access hospitals across the country.
“I’m very proud of what we do here at TMH, and a national recognition like this one is a reminder that we truly do make a difference,” said Kim Bourne, TMH president and CEO. “This rating was made possible by the hard work of all our colleagues, medical staff, volunteers and community supporters, who share our dedication to providing the best care possible for the people of Taylorville and the surrounding area.”
TMH offers 24/7 emergency care, as well as a wide range of inpatient and outpatient services including outpatient surgery, lab and imaging services and rehab. Their Senior Life Solutions program provides mental healthcare and support for senior citizens. TMH also offers a Swing Bed program that provides nursing care and rehabilitation to patients recovering from illness or injury who are not yet ready to return home.
“Critical access hospitals like TMH play a vital role in caring for the communities they serve,” said Charles Callahan, president of the Memorial Health Hospital Group. “TMH consistently receives high ratings for the patient experience they provide, and this recognition validates that Christian County residents receive excellent care close to home at TMH.”