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Southwell Health and Rehabilitation in Adel awarded Nursing Care Center Accreditation from Joint Commission

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Source: The Tifton Gazette

TIFTON — Southwell Health and Rehabilitation, a 95-bed skilled nursing facility in Adel, has earned Nursing Care Center Accreditation from Joint Commission, an independent, evidence-based standards setting organization that sets the benchmark for safe, high-quality patient care through healthcare accreditation. This accomplishment formally recognizes Southwell Health and Rehabilitation’s ongoing commitment to meeting rigorous performance standards and delivering the safest, highest quality care to its patients. Southwell Health and Rehabilitation underwent a rigorous, unannounced onsite survey on Sept. 8. During the visit, a team of Joint Commission surveyors assessed compliance across key areas such as environment of care, infection prevention and control, performance improvement, and overall resident care. “This accreditation reflects our team’s dedication to providing safe, compassionate, high-quality care,” said Mark Kimball, chief operating officer for Southwell Medical.

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