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Saint Vincent Hospital is proud to be named #1 Cardiology in State and America’s 100 Best Coronary Intervention Hospitals for 2024 by Healthgrades!

#1 Cardiology in State#1 Cardiology in StateThis distinction places us in the top 5% of hospitals nationwide for coronary intervention.
We are recipients of the following Healthgrades awards:

  • #1 Cardiology in State
  • One of Healthgrades, America’s 100 Best Hospitals for Coronary Intervention (2 years in a row 2023-2024)
  • Recipient of the Healthgrades Coronary Intervention Excellence Award (3 Years in a Row 2022-2024)
  • Named Among the Top 5% in the Nation for Cardiology for Coronary Interventional Procedures (2 Years in a Row 2023-2024)
  • Named Among the Top 10% in the Nation for Cardiology Services (2 Years in a Row 2023-2024)
  • Named Among the Top 10% in the Nation for Coronary Interventional Procedures (3 Years in a Row 2022-2024)
  • Five Star Recipient for Coronary Interventional Procedures (2 Years in a Row 2023-2024)
  • Five Star Recipient for Treatment of Heart Failure (2 years in a Row 2023-2024)

Critical Care:

  • Five Star Recipient for Treatment of Respiratory Failure (3 Years in a Row 2022-2024)
  • Five Star Recipient for Treatment of Diabetic Hospitalizations (2 Years in a Row 2023-2024)

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Saint Vincent Hospital offers a whole new experience in health care. By combining our advanced, state-of-the-art facility with our commitment to providing the best quality of life to the many members of our Worcester community.

Saint Vincent Hospital excels at offering the best care in a friendly atmosphere. From our advanced heart and vascular services, to our comprehensive orthopedics and rehabilitation programs, our robust surgical facility including our da vinci robotic surgery and Cyberknife technology, to our comfortable and compassionate women & infants programs - you don't have to travel far for high-quality health care: We're right here, in the heart of Worcester.

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Setting the Record Straight in the Strike Debate

Mar 5, 2021

Saint Vincent Hospital Provides “MNA Myth vs. Fact” to Correct Union’s Claims

Worcester, MA – Saint Vincent Hospital today released a tally of major misstatements by the Massachusetts Nurses Association as the union heads toward its planned March 8 strike, correcting each claim with facts.

“MNA Myth vs. Fact” looks at various claims on issues such as staffing, patient safety and public support for a strike. In each case, the hospital provides refutation and proper context.

For example, the MNA has claimed that staffing at the hospital is substandard and pales in comparison to that of UMass Memorial Medical Center. In fact, UMass staffs at a level that is similar to that of Saint Vincent, and the latter is the only one of the two that has staffing guidelines built into its current MNA contract.

The document also looks at the MNA’s claim that 100 nurses left Saint Vincent in 2020 due to unsafe staffing or for better pay elsewhere. In fact, staffing was not an issue: about 50% left due to retirement, moving or leaving the workforce altogether, and the other 50% left for other facilities citing pay and benefits, which the Hospital is trying to address with its offer to the MNA. More recently numerous nurses have left Saint Vincent citing MNA’s toxic culture of nurse to nurse bullying as their reason for leaving.

Saint Vincent Hospital CEO Carolyn Jackson said it was important to address the false claims.

“There has been so much misinformation coming from the MNA as they have rejected our latest proposal and moved toward a strike. We have a responsibility to set the record straight,” Jackson said. “The facts show that Saint Vincent is properly staffed and safe, providing quality care to the community. We have made a generous proposal that would help us attract and retain nurses and maintain our safe staffing. To suggest otherwise is irresponsible and just wrong.”

The document may be found on the hospital’s Strike News page at www.wecangettoyes.com.