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UVA Health Surgical Care Riverside on Newsweek Best Ambulatory Surgery Centers list

Rebecca Barnabi
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Newsweek has named UVA Health Surgical Care Riverside on its list of “America’s Best Ambulatory Surgery Centers 2024” based on patient outcomes and recommendations from healthcare professionals.

The 17,000-square-foot surgery center on U.S. 29 in northern Albemarle County serves patients who typically return home the same day. The center features four state-of-the-art operating suites and a procedure room.

UVA Health Surgical Care Riverside is ranked eighth in Newsweek’s South region, which includes Virginia, West Virginia, Alabama, Kentucky and Oklahoma.

“Our 10-year strategic plan emphasizes both access to care and quality care,” Dr. K. Craig Kent, chief executive officer of UVA Health and executive vice president of health affairs for the University of Virginia, said. “Our team at UVA Health Surgical Care Riverside exemplifies both of those pillars, and it’s rewarding to see their dedication recognized with this honor from Newsweek.”

Newsweek’s rankings include a national survey of medical professionals that asked for recommendations of notable ambulatory surgery centers in their state and to rate those recommended centers on four measures:

  • quality of surgical care
  • quality of follow-up care
  • managing the COVID-19 pandemic (such as safety and hygiene measures)
  • management of waiting time

Newsweek also based its rankings on quality and patient outcomes data for more than 5,000 ambulatory surgery centers nationwide provided by the U.S. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.

“Our team at UVA Health Surgical Care Riverside is committed to providing high-quality care for our patients,” Joseph Hulsebusch, director of outpatient surgery sites for UVA Health, said. “It’s wonderful to see them recognized for a second consecutive year as one of America’s best outpatient surgery centers.”

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