Casting for the Cure

Hospital is a place where you try to cure your illness. Your recovery will be taken care, by the doctors and nurses and also the atmosphere in the hospital. That is why you have to choose carefully for the hospital you will count on your health. If you are looking for a quality hospital in Las Vegas, Check out springvalleyhospital.com and find out the best service and environment you can get from a Hospital.

Spring Valley Hospital not only provides the best medical care for thousand of patients, but also culture excellence in the employees, physicians and volunteers service for the Las Vegas community. This Las Vegas Hospitals also has a medical center in it. With 57,000 square feet of space, this medical center offers 20 professional suite specially design to accommodate the individual needs of the physician with beautiful mountains view in most of the suites.

The physicians in Spring Valley Hospital Las Vegas accepting appointments to consulting patients, they are specializing in obstetrics, gynecology, urology, and general surgery. You can also get the Quest Diagnostic in this medical center including blood test and other. You can ask for an appointment online in this website. Register now and you will get a heart kit with heart and wellness tips and a free gift for you.

Last October, a technician at the children’s hospital at Stanford University improperly connected a ventilator hose, accidentally pumping too little oxygen into a 9-day-old infant’s lungs.

A month later, technicians at Dominican Hospital in Santa Cruz unintentionally placed a CT scan of one patient into the electronic file of another, leading physicians to remove the wrong person’s appendix.

Last March, Virginia Fahres, 76, died at Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center in Pomona after a nurse gave her two drugs, neither of which her doctor had prescribed.

Those incidents were among 1,002 cases of serious medical harm disclosed by California hospitals between July 2007 and May of this year. The disclosures are the first under a state law that requires hospitals to inform health regulators of all substantial injuries to their patients.

Officially called “adverse events,” those accidents are also known as “never events” because they are considered preventable, and many safety experts say they should never happen. California patients are being injured at a rate of about 100 a month, according to data compiled by the state Department of Public Health.

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