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Healthcare Facilities Accreditation Program (HFAP) of the
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HFAP, recognized nationally by the federal government, state governments, insurance carriers and managed care organizations, has been accrediting healthcare facilities for more than 60 years. Dedicated to maintaining the highest standards of patient care, HFAP is one of only two national voluntary accreditation programs with “Deeming Authority” from the Health Care Financing Administration of the Federal Government to accredit hospitals and their clinical laboratories.
“The Heart Center of Indiana should be recognized for its commitment to providing quality care to its community,” says George A. Reuther, AOA Director of the Division of Healthcare Facilities Accreditation. “Accreditation is an important achievement for a healthcare facility and one that The Heart Center of Indiana should be proud of.”
The Heart Center of Indiana, an Indianapolis-based cardiovascular specialty hospital, received accreditation after surveyors measured the facility against a benchmark of hundreds of recognized standards relating to each area and function of the facility.
“We are pleased to have earned accreditation by HFAP,” states John Stewart, President and CEO of The Heart Center of Indiana. “Our facility seeks voluntary accreditation because we are committed to providing our patients with the highest quality of care, and being accredited by HFAP challenges us to attain this high level of care.”
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The Heart Center of Indiana (THCI) is a three-year-old specialty hospital that handles more than 5,500 admissions each year. As the first freestanding medical campus in
