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COLUMBUS – Columbus Community Hospital has earned a Level I Neonatal Facility designation from the Texas Department of State Health Services. This designation is only awarded following an in-depth assessment and review of the hospital’s neonatal care program.
“We’re committed to providing excellent care for families and expectant mothers in the Columbus region,” Columbus Community Hospital CEO James Vanek said, “This designation speaks to the skill of our care teams, the quality of our neonatal and delivery programs, and our dedication to advancing care for the families we serve.”
Level I neonatal facilities are required to possess skilled medical staff and personnel equipped to provide care for mothers and infants 35 weeks gestational age and older experiencing perinatal problems.
