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2010 august november Community Hospital receives a three-year accreditation from the Joint Commission, the leading healthcare accreditation organization in the nation. A topping-out ceremony is held at the Marina wellness center and medical office building, marking the placement of the highest steel beam. september At the annual HeartWalk fundraiser, a patient is testimony to the success of the STEMI receiving system: His obstructed artery was opened with a stent 26 minutes after he arrived at Community Hospital’s Emergency department — less than one-third the national standard time of 90 minutes. Cancer Survivors’ Day marks its 15th anniversary, drawing more than 1,000 people for a celebration of life. october Funds are raised for breast care and mental health services for women during the Women’s Forum for Health annual luncheon, featuring Dr. Louann Brizendine, author of The Female Brain and The Male Brain. More than 100 people attend a free health fair and open house at Community Hospital’s Ryan Ranch campus, where they receive screenings, health information, and tours. Heart Healthy Communities program Community Hospital’s Tyler Heart Institute establishes the Heart Healthy Communities program, which makes automated external defibrillators (AEDs) and heart-health education readily available to businesses, government, and organizations. Participants become affiliates of Tyler Heart Institute, which provides informational programs and an AED on-site, promoting safety and prevention. The first affiliates are: ❚ CSu Monterey Bay ❚ City of Monterey ❚ City of Pacific Grove december Local chef Todd Fisher is the first public member to join Peninsula Wellness Center, opening in Marina. The second of two major updated insurance contracts is signed, ensuring more affordable access to Community Hospital for more than 100,000 area residents. 23
24 Maintaining Strong Financial Health We know that healthcare costs are of concern to everyone. That’s why we’ve been working hard to keep down our operating costs and the costs to you, our patients. Since 2008, when we launched a major cost-reduction effort, we have reduced our expenses by $37 million. At the same time, we have been careful to maintain the safe, high-quality care our community expects and deserves. We also continue to maintain our strong financial health to ensure our sustainability, well into the future.
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