National recognition reflects commitment to high-quality metabolic and bariatric surgical care
Saint Anne's Hospital has been re-accredited as a Comprehensive Center by the Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery Accreditation and Quality Improvement Program (MBSAQIP), a nationally recognized program that promotes safe, high-quality care for patients undergoing weight-loss surgery.
The re-accreditation recognizes Saint Anne's Hospital's ongoing commitment to excellence in metabolic and bariatric surgery and reflects the dedication, collaboration and expertise of the multidisciplinary teams who care for patients throughout their weight-loss journey.
"Achieving reaccreditation as an MBSAQIP Comprehensive Center is a significant accomplishment and a testament to the outstanding work of our physicians, nurses, clinicians and support staff," said Julie A. Abilheira, RN, MS, president of Saint Anne’s Hospital. "Every member of our team plays an important role in helping patients achieve better health outcomes, and this recognition reflects their unwavering commitment to safe, compassionate, high-quality care."
“This reaccreditation affirms the strength of our comprehensive, patient-centered approach to metabolic and bariatric surgery,” said Thach Pham, MD, MBA, medical director of bariatric surgery at Saint Anne’s Hospital. “From preoperative education and surgical care to long-term follow-up and support, our team is committed to helping patients achieve meaningful, sustainable improvements in their health and quality of life.”
Administered by the American College of Surgeons and the American Society for Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery, MBSAQIP accredits bariatric surgery programs that demonstrate adherence to rigorous standards for patient safety, surgical quality, data collection and continuous quality improvement.
Saint Anne’s Hospital offers comprehensive surgical and medical weight-loss services designed to help patients improve their health and quality of life. The MBSAQIP accreditation underscores the hospital's dedication to evidence-based care, patient safety and continuous improvement.
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