LAS VEGAS, NV, September 24, 2010 (Press-News.org) The American Institute of Minimally Invasive Surgery (AIMIS) today announced the Texas Women's Health Specialty Surgery Center Dallas has received its Center of Excellence designation.
A hospital or surgical center can be recognized as a Center for Excellence once it has combined efforts with an accredited AIMIS surgeon and meets MIS standards. The Center of Excellence will have international recognition, and health plans often provide unique financial rewards. Recognized institutions have made minimally invasive surgery a priority, which helps minimize recovery times and provide better patient outcomes.
"We strive to provide the very best care for our patients, and the highest quality resources for our physicians through the latest advances in technology and minimally invasive options in gynecology, urogynecology, breast and general surgery," said president of Texas Health Women's Specialty Surgery Center Dallas, Vicki Schultz, RN. "Our attention to these details has made us the premier outpatient women's surgery center for Dallas-area women."
"We are pleased to recognize Texas Health Women's Specialty Surgery Center Dallas as our first ambulatory surgery Center of Excellence in the country," said Dr. K. Warren Volker, CEO and chairman of AIMIS. "Minimally invasive surgery offers so many benefits to the entire healthcare chain, but most importantly, to the patient. Less discomfort, reduced scarring and dramatically faster recovery times are all key benefits of these techniques," he added.
About Texas Health Women's Specialty Surgery Center Dallas
Opened in July 2009, Texas Health Women's Specialty Surgery Center Dallas is specifically dedicated to women, acclaimed by patients and surgeons for their beautiful environment and personalized nursing care. Texas Health Women's Specialty Surgery Center Dallas features state of the art equipment for gynecology, urogynecology, breast and abdominal surgery. For more information, please visit thwssc.com.
About AIMIS
The American Institute of Minimally Invasive Surgery is the nation's pre-eminent educator of minimally invasive surgical techniques. The organization both teaches minimally invasive methods and also supports graduates and members with opportunities where they can find marketing support, consulting services and strategies to help them grow and strengthen their practices. AIMIS also provides resources for patients, corporate partners and physician members and affiliates to help foster progress throughout the medical profession. For more information, please visit aimis.org.
Texas Health Women's Specialty Surgery Center Dallas Receives Center of Excellence Designation from AIMIS
American Institute of Minimally Invasive Surgery recognizes hospitals and clinics that excel and provide leadership in leading-edge surgical technique
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[Press-News.org] Texas Health Women's Specialty Surgery Center Dallas Receives Center of Excellence Designation from AIMISAmerican Institute of Minimally Invasive Surgery recognizes hospitals and clinics that excel and provide leadership in leading-edge surgical technique