STH System Hospitals Achieve Awards for Outstanding Quality Outcomes in Women’s Services

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Healthgrades announced their 2019 award recipients for outstanding quality outcomes, and South Texas Health System Edinburg and South Texas Health System McAllen achieved the 2019 Gynecologic Surgery Excellence Award, placing the hospitals among the top five percent of all hospitals evaluated.

The highly qualified team of physicians and nurses at South Texas Health System Edinburg and South Texas Health System McAllen have proven to provide exceptional care to female patients of the Rio Grande Valley. This is evident in the results shared by Healthgrades which evaluates hospital quality based solely on clinical outcomes for the most common in-hospital procedures and conditions.

Patients that are treated in hospitals that receive one or more of these awards have a significantly lower risk of suffering from in-hospital complications than if they were treated in a hospital that did not.

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Healthgrades also named South Texas Health System Edinburg and South Texas Health System McAllen as 5-Star Recipients for C-Section Delivery Care, and Vaginal Delivery Care (5 Years in a Row), and Hysterectomy Care.

Lance Ames, CEO of South Texas Health System Edinburg
Lance Ames, CEO of South Texas Health System Edinburg

“Receiving national recognition for our women’s services is a significant accomplishment for our team and we want the RGV to know how committed we are to serve our community,” said Lance Ames, CEO of South Texas Health System Edinburg. “Our team of doctors, midwives, nurses, and other care providers are incredible. They go above and beyond to create the most personalized, comfortable, safe and caring experiences possible for our patients.”

Along with the award-winning care that patients receive at both hospitals, new moms, expecting moms, and all other women seeking treatment and surgery for the female reproductive system, are attended to in newly remodeled women’s units at The Birthing Center in McAllen and The Women’s Corner in Edinburg.

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