Broward Health Coral Springs earns national accreditation for breast ultrasound excellence

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- Broward Health Coral Springs has earned a prestigious three-year accreditation in breast ultrasound from the American College of Radiology (ACR), underscoring the hospital’s dedication to providing high-quality, safe, and reliable imaging services.
- The ACR’s gold seal of accreditation is a national distinction awarded only to facilities that meet rigorous standards following a comprehensive peer-reviewed evaluation.
- The process includes an in-depth review by board-certified physicians and medical physicists, assessing image quality, staff qualifications, equipment adequacy, and adherence to quality control and assurance protocols.
- “Earning ACR accreditation is a significant achievement for our radiology department,” said Kristen Bowman, Chief Executive Officer of Broward Health Coral Springs.
- “We are very proud to receive this national designation that recognizes our commitment to delivering exceptional breast imaging care for our patients.” Breast ultrasound is a non-invasive, real-time imaging method that uses high-frequency sound waves to produce detailed images of breast tissue.
Founded in 1938 and headquartered in Fort Lauderdale, Broward Health is one of the 10 largest public healthcare systems in the United States. The health system includes five hospitals, two trauma centers, more than 50 health centers and physician practices, and a growing graduate medical education program.
As Broward County’s first statutory teaching hospital and a key academic partner of Florida Atlantic University, Broward Health serves the community with a mission of Exceptional Care, Extraordinary Compassion, and Everyday Excellence. With over 11,000 dedicated employees and physicians, the system operates on a $1.8 billion budget and provides nearly $470 million annually in charity and uncompensated care. Learn more at BrowardHealth.org.










