Deborah Heart and Lung Center - Awards and Recognition and Notable Doctors

Awards and Recognition and Notable Doctors

  • Deborah Heart and Lung Center has been recognized among the top hospitals in the country by U.S. News & World Report. In addition to being noted as a facility experienced in treating the most difficult cardiac cases, the hospital is also ranked top in South Jersey and second in the state for pulmonary medicine.
  • Achieved “Top Hospital” status (top 10%) in government public reporting summary (Healthcare Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems, HCAHPS), with two units highlighted – 4 Lesser as the third year as the top nursing unit in the country and the second year for the Interventional Unit in the top 1 or 2 percent in the country.
  • Named by Philadelphia Magazine as the place to get the best cardiac care
  • Recognized by Consumer Reports Magazine as the hospital with the highest consumer satisfaction ratings in the state
  • Deborah’s heart surgery team received a top 3-star rating from the Society for Thoracic Surgeons
  • Top honors from the Hospital Consumer Assessment and Healthcare Patient Survey Inpatient Report which ranked Deborah among the top 2% nationally of all hospitals
  • Named by Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News in “Top Work Places 2010”

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