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Moore Regional Hospital recognized by Money as a Best Hospital for Cardiac Care

By Staff Report, posted 10 months ago

FirstHealth Moore Regional Hospital has been recognized by Money as one of the best hospitals for cardiac care in 2024. 

To determine the best hospitals for cardiac care, Money compiled and analyzed more than125,000 data points. The list of best hospitals for cardiac care are those that stand out among all short-term, acute-care hospitals in the country and offer deep expertise based on data that reflects the overall experience of the cardiologists and other heart specialists who work at each hospital.

Additionally, the selection considers the hospital’s affiliation with the American College of Cardiology and their achievement of other awards, designations and distinctions, as well as the hospital’s commitment to price transparency.

Peter Ellman, M.D., FACS, senior cardiovascular and thoracic surgeon at FirstHealth, expressed his pride in Moore Regional being named a top hospital in cardiac care. “We are honored to be recognized by Money as a leader in cardiac care,” said Dr. Ellman in a press release. “This recognition reflects our unwavering dedication to providing the highest quality care to our patients. Our team of highly skilled providers and staff work tirelessly to ensure that each patient receives the highest quality heart care.”

William Harris, M.D., FSCAI, interventional cardiologist and medical director of cardiology for

FirstHealth Physician Group, echoed Dr. Ellman’s sentiments. “This award is a testament to the expertise and commitment of our entire cardiac care team,” said Dr. Harris in a press release. “This recognition demonstrates our dedication to excellence in heart care. We remain committed to advancing cardiac health and delivering the best possible outcomes for our patients.”

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