Lexington Medical Center Case Study

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Lexington Medical Center is located in West Columbia, South Carolina. It is in the heart of the midlands here and is the hospital that everyone knows and loves. They have a 414 bed medical complex along with 60 medical practices, 6 community medical and urgent care centers, an occupational health center, Alzheimer’s care center and the largest extended care facility in the Carolinas. These facilities are served by over 600 physicians and 1,600 nurses within the hospital network.

They offer a variety of medical services from pediatrics to geriatrics and routine care to complex intensive treatments. Lexington Medical Center is also very involved in improving the health of the community by offering health screenings and assessments year round …show more content…

The usual things like televisions and movie channels and books and magazines are offered, but they also offer that personal friendly touch by staffing only the best hospital staff. Everyone is trained to ask any visitor they see in the hospital hallways if they need any help finding where they are going, and they personally take them there. They are encouraged to be a shoulder to lean on and go out of their way to provide patients and families with every resource to see them through troubling times. Everyone who visits the hospital is made to feel like they are part of the hospital family. No one is ever left unchecked or ignored, the stay is meant to be as comfortable and stress free as possible.

Spiritual care is also a big deal at Lexington Medical Center. They are sure to provide everyone with access to a spiritual leader of their faith, as all faiths and beliefs are respected and honored. There is a prayer chapel located within the hospital and a book is provided to patients and families to write prayer requests in. Lexington Medical Center also recognizes how important it is to provide spiritual guidance and support to its employees as well. If requested, they will provide religious books and materials to patients as …show more content…

Epic is system wide throughout the hospital and its ancillary centers that is an electronic medical record system. It was implemented into the hospital to streamline and organize the records of patients so that no matter where they are in the hospital, their record is instantly accessible to healthcare providers and all departments at any time. Epic has received the Best in KLAS award in 2014 and also is the #1 software suite five years running. KLAS is dedicated to providing “the single best source of honest, unbiased information about the software and equipment that keeps healthcare moving forward.” KLAS has stated that epic is a leader in the market for adding clients because their system is low risk and

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