CMH Earns National Awards
Ventura Breeze
July 29, 2026
Great news for Ventura! Community Memorial Healthcare has been recognized with four national awards from the American Heart Association, highlighting its dedication to top-notch care for heart attack, stroke, and diabetes patients. The honors include the prestigious Get With The Guidelines®-Stroke Gold Plus Quality Achievement Award and the Get With The Guidelines® – Coronary Artery Disease NSTEMI Bronze award, which reflect the hospital's commitment to evidence-based, research-driven treatment. This is a big deal for our community, as it means local residents can access high-quality care close to home without needing to travel far.
As reported by the Ventura Breeze, these awards underscore CMH's role as a healthcare leader on the Central Coast. For anyone who has a loved one affected by heart disease or stroke—which touches so many families—this recognition brings peace of mind. It's a testament to the hard work of CMH's doctors, nurses, and staff, and a reminder that our local hospital is on the cutting edge of patient care. Congratulations to the entire CMH team for this well-deserved honor!
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