Delivering personalized care with leading-edge technology is what we do every day at Community Hospital. But how well we fulfill that entrusted charge is measured largely by our ongoing, widespread assessments of quality of care and patient safety. Community Hospital's Patient Safety Goals.

With those goals in mind, Hospital Quality Alliance (HQA) now provides on it's web site Hospital Compare information about patients’ experience of care at our hospital. The HQA is a national public-private collaboration of hospital groups, consumers, physician and nursing organizations, employers and government agencies dedicated to making public quality of care information.

To reinforce and strengthen the commitment to our core values, Community Hospital has a Corporate Compliance Program to ensure that we furnish the highest quality healthcare services in a lawful and ethical manner to the communities we serve.

As part of Community Hospital’s ongoing commitment to compliance and ethics, we have a formal Compliance Program consisting of compulsory annual education for all staff, a comprehensive compliance plan, compliance policies, and our Code of Conduct. This process continues to demonstrate our commitment to conducting business in compliance with local, state and federal regulations.

If you have a compliance concern, or are aware of any areas of non-compliance, please call the confidential compliance hotline at (877) 437-7448.

The National Patient Safety Foundation is an independent not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization that has been diligently pursuing one mission since its founding in 1997: to improve the safety of patients.

The Colorado Hospital Report Card is a statewide hospital data and clinical outcome report that is available to the general public. The Colorado Hospital Report Card utilizes standardized quality and clinical outcome measures that are endorsed by national organizations, with established standards to measure the performance of healthcare providers and hospitals.

We are the only hospital in the western United States to be accredited through both the Joint Commission and the American Osteopathic Association.