South Bay : Torrance Hospital Makes List of Nation’s Top 100 Medical Facilities
For the third consecutive year, Torrance Memorial Hospital has been ranked as one of the top 100 hospitals in the United States.
HCIA Inc., a Baltimore-based health care organization, began rating hospitals nationwide three years ago and Torrance Memorial has made the list each year. The organization judges hospitals on clinical, financial and operational performance.
“We’re a people business and we’ve been very successful at it,” said George Graham, president of the 70-year-old hospital. “The award is a reflection of the work performed by a very well-trained staff.”
Torrance Memorial is a private nonprofit hospital with 380 beds. It was founded in 1925 by Jared Sidney Torrance, the city’s founder.
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