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At Glendale Memorial, caring for patients is always our number one priority.
At Glendale Memorial, taking care of our patients is our number one priority. We also respect the rights and concerns of your family and friends, treating everyone in a courteous and respectful manner. Together, we will provide the compassionate and quality care each patient deserves.
At Dignity Health, we want to be the safest place possible for our patients and for our caregivers.To increase our safety we need to do more than just create new policies and procedures, we need to strengthen our culture of safety, so that doing the safe thing is always top of mind.
The 18 Dignity Health Hospitals across the Southern California Division are on the journey to becoming Highly Reliability Organizations (HRO) committed to improve safety by first understanding why people make errors and then training our teams with tools that help people reduce the everyday mistakes that we all make. When these tools are used all the time, hospitals become reliably safe.
Our goal for all patients is to ensure that you are cared for in a safe environment and that your health needs are being met continuously. When there is a perception of a significant change in your condition or the condition of your loved one, or if "something just doesn't seem right," a Rapid Response Team (RRT) can be summoned
Our doctors and medical staff are here to provide the care you need, and expect.
The RRT can be summoned by anyone: you, your nurse, therapist or any other staff member who may feel there is an urgent need for further evaluation. If you believe we are not recognizing your concerns, or if “something just isn’t right,” call extension “500,” give them the patient’s name and ask for the Rapid Response Team.
