![]() ![]() “The Level I Trauma Center designation validates Highland's commitment to the consistent delivery of high-quality care to critically injured patients.” ![]() “Highland Hospital has always been a valued partner in providing vital emergency medical services in Alameda County,” said Travis Kusman, director of Alameda County Emergency Medical Services Agency. Highland has been a designated adult Level II Trauma Center since 1980. “This national recognition emphasizes that we are truly a comprehensive medical center, and solidifies our commitment to being a regional and national leader.” “Verification as an adult Level 1 Trauma Center validates the quality of trauma care we provide, and acknowledges all departments at Highland Hospital - not just the trauma surgeons and surgical subspecialists, but all departments that collaborate to save patient lives before, during and after their admittance to the Emergency Department,” said Gregory Victorino, M.D., chief of Trauma Division at Highland Hospital. The Highland Trauma team earned the designation following one of the most rigorous verification processes in the country. Level 1 is the highest possible designation for a trauma center, indicating the center’s 24/7 ability to treat all trauma incidents with the highest skill level. ![]() This recognition for excellence makes Highland Hospital the only adult Level 1 trauma facility in the East Bay.Īlameda Health System’s Highland Hospital provides essential health care services to all residents of Alameda County and treats more than 2,400 trauma patients each year most of them are victims of traffic accidents and seniors suffering falls. 03, 2017 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Alameda Health System today announced the American College of Surgeons (ACS) verified Highland Hospital as an adult Level 1 Trauma Center, the highest designation given by the national organization. ![]()
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