This research provides the required information about the stroke certification and management details of the assigned hospitals in rows 3 to 11 of the attached spreadsheet. We could not find information on the Stroke certification and certifying organization of Swedish Medical Center — First Hill Campus from the hospital's website, the American Health Association Stroke center database, or the Joint Commission's Quality Check website. therefore, we entered N/A (not available) in the corresponding cells. We also could not find any insights around the certifying organization of MultiCare Allenmore Hospital from the hospital's website, the Joint Commission's Quality Check website, or publicly available sources. As such, we entered N/A (not available) in the corresponding cells. Below are a few selected findings from the research, along with our research strategy.
A link to the completed spreadsheet can be found here.
For this research, we have leveraged the most credible sources of information available in the public domain, including each hospital's website, press releases, news reports, and social media platforms, among others. Besides the hospital's websites and news sources, notable websites we relied on to find the requested insights on stroke certification and certifying organizations included the Joint Commission's Quality Check website and the American Health Association Stroke center database. After extensive research, we could not find any insights about the Stroke certification and certifying organization of Swedish Medical Center - First Hill Campus from the hospital's website, the American Health Association Stroke center database, or the Joint Commission's Quality Check website. As such, we entered N/A (not available) in the corresponding cells. We also could not find any insights about the certifying organization of MultiCare Allenmore Hospital from the hospital's website, the Joint Commission's Quality Check website, or publicly available sources, as such, we entered N/A (not available) in the corresponding cells. We identified the name of the stroke program coordinator or manager from the company websites, news sources, or LinkedIn. To obtain the contact details of the identified individuals, we relied on email-finding tools such as Hunter.io. For insights on stroke program coordinators that we could not find on publicly available sources, we entered N/A in the corresponding cells.
This research provides the stroke certification and management details of the assigned hospitals in the United States in rows 12-21 of the attached spreadsheet. For some contacts, we were unable to find their email id and contact numbers in the public domain. Hence, we have provided their LinkedIn profile links as an alternative. For hospitals in which there was no indication of any stroke certification in the public domain, we have marked N/A in the corresponding cells of the spreadsheet. Also, in cases where we were unable to find details of Stroke program coordinator or manager for a hospital, we have included details of alternative/related officials. Below are a few selected findings from the search.
A link to the completed spreadsheet can be found here.
For this research, we have leveraged the most credible sources of information available in the public domain, including each hospital's website, press releases, financial reports, blogs, and other publications. We also searched through media articles from Businesswire, Houma Times, Business Insider, Forbes, Bloomberg, Reuters, etc., and databases and blogs like Quality Check, Hospital Safety Grade, and Health Management, among others. After an exhaustive search through these sources, for some contacts, we were unable to find their email id and contact numbers in the public domain. Hence, we have provided their LinkedIn profile links as an alternative. For hospitals in which there was no indication of any stroke certification in the public domain, we have marked N/A in the corresponding cells of the spreadsheet. Also, in cases where we were unable to find details of Stroke program coordinator or manager for a hospital, we have included details of alternative/related officials. Kindly note that in a few cases the sources used are beyond the two-year time frame because some hospitals received the stroke certification in 2019 or earlier. A snapshot of the email ids procured from third-party tools like Hunter.io, Contact Out, Signal Hire, etc., has been provided in the attached document.
This report provides the stroke certification and management details of the assigned hospitals in the United States in rows 22-31 of the attached spreadsheet. For each hospital, we have provided its address, stroke certification, certifying organization, stroke program coordinator/director, the contact information of the coordinator, and sources. However, during our search, we could not find the stroke program coordinator at The Hospitals of Providence - Memorial Campus. According to Indeed, the hospital is currently hiring for this position. Further details on the logic behind the methodology adopted for this research can be found in the research strategy section.
For this research on the stroke certification and management details of the listed hospitals, we commenced our search by going through their websites, press releases, and social media channels. This strategy provided all the requested details for some hospitals. However, for others, we had to expand our search to third-party sources, such as the Quality Check Org website by the Joint Commission, to identify whether they are stroke certified. Also, we used people-finding databases like Radaris and email-finding tools, such as Get Email and Hunter.io, to find the contacts of the identified stroke care coordinators. Unfortunately, after a thorough search in the public domain, we could not find the stroke program coordinator at The Hospitals of Providence - Memorial Campus. According to Indeed, the hospital is currently hiring for this position. Therefore, we have entered N/A in the corresponding cell.
Research has revealed stroke certification and management details for assigned hospitals. The research insights have been provided in rows 32-41 of the project spreadsheet, which can be found here. For email addresses of stroke coordinators obtained from Hunter.io, we have provided screenshots of the email addresses here. Below we provided selected findings of the research.
A link to the completed spreadsheet can be found here.
The Nebraska Medical Center is located at 4350 Dewey Ave, Omaha, NE 68105, United States. It is a Comprehensive Stroke Center certified by the Joint Commission. Nichole Cooks works as its Stroke Program Coordinator and her email is ncooks@nebraskamed.com.
The Queens Medical Center is located at 1301 Punchbowl St, Honolulu, HI 96813, United States. It is a Comprehensive Stroke Center certified bythe Joint Commission. Jennifer Moran work as its Stroke Program Coordinator and her email is jmoran@queens.org.
Research Strategy
For this research to find the requested information for the assigned stroke care hospitals in rows 32-41, we leveraged credible sources available in the public domain, including news sources, company websites, government websites, and industry databases. Notable websites we relied on included American Heart Association, Nebraska Med, and Cone Health. To obtain contact information of stroke coordinators, we reviewed company websites and news reports. When we could not find the requested information from these sources, we resorted to LinkedIn and email-finding tools such as Hunter.io. After extensive research, we could not find the certifying organization for some hospitals. In such cases, we entered N/A in the corresponding cells. We also found no indication that the Monroe Clinic in Monroe, WI is certified.
We could not find the name of the stroke program coordinator/manager of the Hospitals of Providence Transmountain campus. Even so, we found that other campuses under the Hospitals of Providence umbrella, such as the Sierra and Memorial Campuses, had active job postings for the position of Stroke Program Coordinator. Based on this, we assumed that the Hospitals of Providence Transmountain campus does not currently have the position of stroke program coordinator because are also in the process of hiring for the position.
This report provides the stroke certification details and key contact persons for the hospitals listed in rows 42-51 of the project spreadsheet. We provided the hospital's full address, stroke certification, certifying organization, stroke program coordinator/director, contact information and sources. We couldn't find some details for some hospitals, including the stroke program coordinator and their contact information. Additionally, we didn't find any data for Toledo Hospital listed in row 50. Details of our attempts to identify the missing information are provided in the research strategy section. Select findings from our research are presented below.
Thomas Jefferson University Hospital has received four stroke certifications from the Joint Commission. They are; Comprehensive Stroke Center, Primary Stroke Center, Acute Stroke Ready Hospital and Thrombectomy-Capable Stroke Center.
Rodney Bell, MD., is the Stroke Center Director at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital.
Tomball Regional Medical Center was renamed and rebranded to HCA Houston Healthcare Tomball following an acquisition by HCA. The hospital is a certified Primary Stroke Center.
Research Strategy
For this company analysis research, we leveraged credible sources available in the public domain, including hospital websites and LinkedIn pages. To determine or confirm that a hospital has stroke certification, we utilized its website and the Joint Commissions Quality Check tool, which lists the stroke certifications awarded to hospitals. We also used third-party email finder applications, such as Hunter.io, to retrieve the emails of some stroke center personnel and have provided email confirmation screenshots in this Google Document. Our research revealed that three hospitals, Thibodaux Regional Medical Center, Thomas Hospital and Tift Regional Medical Center, have not received any stroke certifications. We couldn't find any information, including a website, for Toledo Hospital (THE) listed in row 50 of the project spreadsheet. Although we stumbled on other hospitals in the area, such as ProMedica Toledo Hospital and The University of Toledo Medical Center, we didn't find any information on Toledo Hospital or a matching website. We have entered "N/A" representing "Not Available" in the corresponding cells. At the end of this research, we Couldn't determine the stroke program coordinator/manager/director and contact information for Tomball Regional Medical Center (row 51). Our attempts at locating this information included searching the hospital's website, the people section of its LinkedIn page and press releases/news reports from the hospital or third-party news websites. However, none of these methods returned the required information. We have also entered "N/A" in the corresponding cells.
This research provides stroke certification and management details for hospitals in rows 52-61. The majority of the provided hospitals have stroke certifications. However, we could not retrieve some requested information, such as contact information for Trinitas Regional Medical Center, the name of the stroke program coordinator or manager, and contact information for Trinity Medical Center East and Toppenish Community Hospital, because the information is not available in the public domain. We also ascertained that Toppenish Community Hospital and Trinity Medical Center East do not have stroke certifications. Transylvania regional hospital does not have stroke certifications; however, it operates under Mission Hospital, which is a comprehensive stroke center.
We have also attached a Google document with screenshots of contact details such as emails and phone numbers as evidence since we used Signalhire, which requires a subscription to access its content.
Trinitas Regional Medical Center is a primary stroke center certified by the Joint Commission and the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association.
Research Strategy
For this research, we have utilized the most reputable sources of information available in the public domain, such as unitypoint.org, torrancememorial.org, lcmhealth.org, and rwjbh.org, among others. We have used an older source because it's the latest information available on the hospital regarding stroke certification. The source provides stroke certification and the certifying body. Also, this source, dated March 15, 2019, provides the stroke certification and the certification bodies.
We have provided information surrounding stroke certification and management details in rows 62-71, columns A-H, of the attached spreadsheet. This includes information on each hospital's street address, stroke certification, the certifying organization, the name of the stroke coordinator/manager, and the contact information of the coordinator. Please note that we were unable to find the stroke coordinators of some hospitals and as such, their respective rows were marked “N/A”, and the detailed research strategy is available in the Research Strategy section. Also, selected findings and a summary of our research strategy can be found below.
A link to the attached spreadsheet can be found here.
Tristar Stonecrest Medical Center is a certified Primary Stroke Center by the Joint Commission.
Tucson Medical Center's street address is 5301 E. Grant Road, Tucson, Arizona 85712, USA. It has been certified by the Joint Commission as a Primary Stroke Center.
Research Strategy
For this research on stroke certification and management, we leveraged the most reputable sources of information that were available in the public domain. These included the hospitals' websites, press releases, The Joint Commission Quality Check, Illinois Department of Public Health, Apollo.io, LinkedIn profiles, HCA Healthcare Careers, and the American Stroke Association. Please note that we were unable to find information regarding the stroke coordinators and personal details for the Tristar Greenview Regional Hospital and for Tristar Southern Hills Medical Center, because there are currently vacancies in these posts. Furthermore, no information was available regarding Tristar Hendersonville Medical Center's stroke coordinator. These rows were therefore filled as N/A.
Most of the assigned U.S. hospitals in rows 72-81 have received a stroke certification from the Joint Commission, except for UCHealth Greeley Hospital and UF Health Jacksonville. It does not appear that UCHealth Greeley Hospital has received any specific stroke certification, although it has attained an accreditation from the Joint Commission. However, UF Health Jacksonville has received a stroke certification from the Agency for Health Care Administration.
The requested information has been entered into rows 72 through 81 of the attached spreadsheet.
Selected Findings
On May 27, 2020, the UCSF Medical Center's Stroke Center earned a Comprehensive Stroke Center accreditation from the Joint Commission.
Dr. Lester Y. Leung is the director of the Comprehensive Stroke Center at Tufts Medical Center, as well as the director of the Stroke and Young Adults (SAYA) Program and an assistant professor at Tufts University School of Medicine.
The UC San Diego Medical Center -Hillcrest is located at 200 W. Arbor Drive, San Diego, CA 92103. It has received a Comprehensive Stroke Center designation from the Joint Commission.
Research Strategy:
To identify the stroke certification and management details of the assigned hospitals in the United States, we leveraged some of the most reputable sources available in the public domain. Our research commenced by exploring through the public domain to confirm the identity of each of the hospitals using the hospital name and provide location. After locating their official websites, we navigated to the appropriate webpages, including their "About Us", "Contact Us", and "Patient Care & Services" webpages, among others, to find the requested details. Although we were able to find the requested information for the majority of the hospitals through their websites, some information for the other hospitals was unavailable through such sources, such as the stroke certification, name of stroke program coordinator/manager, and contact information. Therefore, we searched for information through press releases published by the hospitals themselves, as well as third-party news, media, and press distribution websites. Also, we searched through the LinkedIn profiles of the hospitals to identify the missing information (e.g., names of stroke program coordinator/manager, contact details), as well as third-party email and phone hunters, such as Hunter.io, RocketReach, Apollo.io, etc. Additionally, we conducted a general search for the names of the primary individual running the stroke programs. Furthermore, we expanded our research to include sources that were published prior to the standard two-year time frame due to the lack of recent details. We were successful in locating most of the missing information, nonetheless, we were still unable to find any stroke accreditation for UCHealth Greeley Hospital, which has only received non-stroke accreditation from the Joint Commission.
Information on the stroke certification and management details for the listed hospitals from rows 82 to 91 of the attached spreadsheet has been updated accordingly. While 9 out of the 10 listed hospitals have been certified by either the Joint Commission or the American Stroke Association/American Heart Association, 1 does not offer stroke treatment services. Also, due to the limited availability of information from most of the hospitals, only some management details were identified. We couldn't identify the stroke program coordinators (and their contact information) for all the hospitals. The steps we have adopted towards finding unavailable details have been outlined in the 'Research Section' segment of this report.
We relied on information provided by each of the listed hospitals, as available on their official websites. However, our research did not find any stroke program or service offered at UHHS Richmond Heights Hospital . And the name of the hospital was not included in the list of treatment locations for stroke and vascular conditions as published by the University Hospitals, the larger group. Even so, we found some details for University Hospitals Richmond medical center, which we confirmed to be located in Richmond Heights, and included its details in cells corresponding to UHHS Richmond Heights Hospital.
To identify the manager or coordinator of each hospital's stroke program, we searched through the designated page for stroke treatment on each company's website, as well as the leadership or care team segments. This approach identified 2 coordinators for UF Health Shands Hospital and UH Cleveland Medical Center.
Our next approach was to search for press releases and news articles published by these hospitals. We hoped to find any publication that contains a name of a coordinator. Fortunately, we found a publication by UNC Lenoir Health Care where the stroke program coordinator was mentioned. However, publicly available contact of him/her could not be verified as the work location is not UNC. Also, a LinkedIn profile we found that could be his/her is not detailed and didn't mention UNC Lenoir Health Care as his/her workplace.
Details on certification and management for the hospitals in rows 92-101 of the attached spreadsheet have been provided. During the search, the research team noted that Metrosouth Medical Center and the University of Maryland Prince George's Hospital Center are no longer in operation. The team also discovered that MidMichigan Medical Center, Alpena, and MidMichigan Medical Center, Gratiot, don't have certified stroke centers. There's also insufficient information in the public domain to prove that the United Hospital Center and Midland Memorial Hospital are certified stroke centers. More details on logic have been presented in the research strategy section.
The link to the project spreadsheet is available HERE.
University of Maryland Prince George's Hospital Center was permanently closed and "replaced by the University of Maryland Capital Region Medical Center in nearby Largo."
MidMichigan Medical Center, Alpena, and MidMichigan Medical Center, Alma, don't have certified stroke centers. Instead, MyMichigan Medical Center, Midland, is the certified stroke center approved by HFAP. Also, in 2021, MidMichigan Medical Center changed its name to MyMichigan Health.
Research Strategy
For this research on 'Stroke Certification & Management Details, Rows 92-101,' we've leveraged the most reputable sources of information available in the public domain, including the hospitals' websites, LinkedIn profiles, press releases, The American Stroke Association, and The Joint Commission Quality Check. After a comprehensive search, we noted that Metrosouth Medical Center and the University of Maryland Prince George's Hospital Center are no longer in operation. We also found that MidMichigan Medical Center, Alpena, and MidMichigan Medical Center, Gratiot don't have certified stroke centers. Instead, MyMichigan Medical Center, Midland, is the only certified stroke center.
After an exhaustive search through the websites of Midland Memorial Hospital and United Hospital Center, including their press releases, LinkedIn profiles, and The Joint Commission Quality Check, we found limited information in the public domain to ascertain that the hospitals are certified in stroke services. There's also limited information regarding the hospitals' stroke services. For instance, according to United Hospital Center's website, stroke care/services is not part of their specialties. Midland Memorial Hospital has provided an overview of what stroke care entails, with limited information on whether the hospital offers the services and if they have any certification. We further searched for the hospital's employees from their websites, LinkedIn, and third-party sources like Signal Hire but found none with a title that shows that they work in the stroke department.
