AAAHC accredits 3 facilities in Florida

The Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care accredited three ambulatory facilities in Florida during the second half of last year.

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The three accredited facilities are:

1. D1 Westchase Surgery Center in Tampa, an orthopedics, focused facility that includes sports medicine. The multispecialty center is also equipped for ENT, gastroenterology, pain management and general surgery.

2. Florida Department of Health – Children’s Medical Services in Tallahassee, which includes services for children with special healthcare needs.

3. PanCare of Florida, based in Panama City with several locations around the state, provides affordable healthcare and dental care.

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