The Joint Commission Accredited
The Joint Commission accreditation involves evaluating a health care organization's performance in areas that most affect patient health and safety. Learn More
National Stroke Care Certification - first in NC
Forsyth Medical Center was the first hospital in the state of North Carolina to receive national Stroke Care Certification from the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO). The designation is awarded to facilities that demonstrate excellence in healthcare quality and meet the strict national standards set by JCAHO and the American Stroke Association.
Nationally Accredited Stroke Rehab Program
In 2007, Whitaker Rehabilitation Center received a three-year national accreditation by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) for the Inpatient Rehabilitation Hospital Stroke Specialty Program and the Inpatient Rehabilitation Program-Hospital Adult. Whitaker Rehabilitation is affiliated with and located on the campus of Forsyth Medical Center. CARF Accreditation means Whitaker Rehabilitation meets rigorous international standards of patient satisfaction and is committed to excellence in stroke care.
Magnet Recognition
American Nurses Credentialing Center recognized the nursing program at Forsyth Medical Center for its excellence and quality in nursing care. Learn More
First Nationally Certified Hip and Knee Joint Replacement Program in the Carolinas
Forsyth Medical Center's Total Hip and Knee Joint Replacement Program is the first in the Carolinas to be certified by the Joint Commission. We are honored to receive this recognition, and remain dedicated to delivering remarkable total hip and knee care to our patients.
First Nationally Certified Heart Failure Program in the Carolinas
Forsyth Cardiac and Vascular Center is honored to receive national certification from the Joint Commission. Our patients benefit from shorter hospital stays, fewer readmissions and lead healthier lives.
