Quality and Patient Safety
St. Vincent Charity Community Health Center's commitment to quality stems from our mission and values.
We pride ourselves on providing the highest level of compassionate, quality care
in an environment that is respectful of all people.
Our Mission and Values
Faithful to the philosophy and heritage of the Sisters of Charity of St. Augustine, the St. Vincent Charity Community Health Center family is committed to the healing mission of Jesus. We serve with:
- Our deep respect for the dignity and value of all persons
- Our practice of quality care
- Our dedication to the poor
- Our commitment to education
Caregivers at St. Vincent Charity serve with the same shared values:
- Respect: We serve in an atmosphere of mutual respect and fairness, treating each person with reverence and dignity that recognized each individual's contribution.
- Integrity: We hold ourselves accountable for our actions and are honest and ethical in all our dealings.
- Quality: We are committed to continuous improvement of our services to better each life as if it were our own.
- Teamwork: We celebrate the opportunity to come together as caregivers in an inclusive workplace where diversity and open communication are valued.
How are we doing?
If you have a patient safety complaint or question, please contact our Quality Department at quality@stvincentcharity.com. You can also call, 216.241.6256.
You have the right to direct any concerns about safety or your care to anyone you believe appropriate.
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