National Jewish Named the #1 Respiratory Hospital for the Tenth Year in a Row
Make it an even decade. National Jewish Medical and Research Center has been named the best respiratory hospital in the nation by U.S.News & World Report for the tenth year in a row. The ranking is part of the 2007 “America’s Best Hospitals” guide published by the weekly newsmagazine.
“It is a tribute to our amazing faculty and staff and to the support of our board of directors that we have been able to remain the best for a full decade,” said Michael Salem, MD, President and CEO of National Jewish. “We have recently embarked on a bold new strategic plan so that we may remain the global leader in the research and treatment of respiratory, immune and related disorders for another decade.”
As part of the hospital rankings, board-certified pulmonologists around the country mentioned National Jewish more often than any other hospital when asked to name the best respiratory hospitals in the nation. In addition to recognition by pulmonologists, the hospital rankings were based upon various care related factors, such as nursing and patient services.
National Jewish has world-renowned programs in several respiratory and immune disorders including asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, rheumatology, cardiovascular disease, lung cancer, allergies and immunologic diseases.
