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Hudson Regional Hospital (HRH) is living up to its esteemed reputation as one of New Jersey’s top hospitals, earning prestigious recognition in multiple categories for hospital’s with less than 350 beds by Castle Connolly, one of the nation’s most respected health care research and information companies. Each year, Castle Connolly invites physicians to complete an online survey where they evaluate a hospital’s ability to provide quality care and its overall effectiveness in treating specific medical conditions. Among the categories in which HRH was recognized are: hip & knee surgery; pain management; patient room and bathroom cleanliness; and overall patient satisfaction.
“This recognition reflects our dedication to delivering exceptional care and underscores the effort we have invested in maintaining excellence,” said Dr. Nizar Kifaieh, President and CEO of Hudson Regional Hospital. “Our healthcare team is composed of highly-skilled and dedicated professionals who consistently raise the bar by utilizing the most advanced technology and methods to ensure the best possible outcomes for our patients.”
Hudson Regional Hospital has been repeatedly recognized for its outstanding achievements in recent years. Their Chairman of the Board, Yan Moshe, was honored by the Secretary of Defense for fostering a supportive environment for Guardsmen and Reservists in the workplace. Moreover, the Institute for Robotic Surgery (IRS) at Hudson Regional Hospital has earned an impressive six accreditations from the Surgical Review Board (SRC), a non-profit organization dedicated to enhancing the safety and outcomes for surgical patients. Hudson Regional Hospital’s IRS is the only facility in Hudson County to achieve such recognition, setting the standard for all reviews conducted by the SRC. Most recently, in addition to Castle Connolly’s recognition, six of HRH’s dedicated leaders and healthcare professionals have been honored as 2024 Healthcare Heroes by NJ Biz, an award program acknowledging excellence and significant contributions to the healthcare industry in New Jersey.
