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AdventHealth Redmond is proud to announce its recognition as the #4 medium-sized hospital in Georgia by Georgia Trend magazine. This prestigious ranking highlights AdventHealth Redmond's commitment to delivering exceptional health care services and its dedication to the well-being of Floyd County and the surrounding communities in Northwest Georgia and Northeast Alabama.
The Georgia Trend rankings are based on a comprehensive evaluation of each hospital’s clinical outcomes, personal and community engagement, safety and efficiency, and cost reduction. Hospitals are grouped by size and the small hospitals grouping includes facilities with 100-249 beds.
"We are extremely grateful to be recognized as one of the top hospitals in Georgia," said Isaac Sendros, president and CEO of AdventHealth Redmond. "This recognition showcases our team members’ dedication to providing exceptional care for our patients, their families, each other, and the community.”
AdventHealth Redmond remains committed to providing whole-person care by exercising their mission of extending the healing ministry of Christ.
For more information about AdventHealth Redmond and its services, please visit: AdventHealthRedmond.com.
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