News : Virginia Gay Hospital Earns Zero-Deficiency Survey from State Inspectors

Virginia Gay Hospital (VGH) is proud to announce that it has received a zero-deficiency result following a recent survey conducted by the Iowa Department of Inspections, Appeals, and Licensing. The survey determined that VGH is in substantial compliance with Medicare certification requirements for Critical Access Hospitals, an achievement that underscores the hospital's ongoing commitment to excellence in patient care.

This outstanding result is a reflection of the dedication, professionalism, and compassion demonstrated daily by the entire VGH team. From clinical staff in the ER, Outpatient Services, Acute Care, to Food & Nutrition Services, Housekeeping, Maintenance, Human Resources to administrative support, every employee plays a vital role in ensuring the safety, comfort, and wellbeing of the patients and families we serve.

"Achieving a zero-deficiency survey is no small feat," said Tina Eden, VGH Administrator, "It's a testament to the high standards we hold ourselves to, and to the exceptional work our team does every day to provide quality healthcare close to home."

Critical Access Hospitals play a crucial role in rural healthcare delivery, and compliance with federal and state regulations ensures that facilities like Virginia Gay Hospital continue to meet the highest benchmarks for safety, efficiency, and quality of care.

Virginia Gay Hospital remains committed to serving the health needs of Benton County and the surrounding communities with integrity, compassion, and clinical excellence.

For more information about Virginia Gay Hospital, visit www.myvgh.org.