Everest Surgery Center Achieves ACHC Accreditation, Marking Quality Milestone for Texas Eye and Cataract’s Surgical Arm
Texas Eye and Cataract works hand in hand with Everest Surgery Center to provide the best surgical options for eyecare in Ellis County, Texas.
The team at Everest Surgery Center takes pride in the work they do. Accreditation is just one example of the outstanding work this team does.
The ACHC Seal of Accreditation is awarded following a rigorous survey of facilities, procedures, and practices implemented by a dedicated medical staff.
Accreditation recognizes the Midlothian ambulatory surgery center’s commitment to nationally recognized standards for quality, performance and patient care.
The accreditation represents an important step in Everest Surgery Center’s mission to provide patients with a high-quality outpatient surgical experience close to home. Through the accreditation process, the surgery center demonstrated its commitment to standards addressing areas of organizational performance and patient care.
“Our vision has been to build the resources necessary for patients in this community to receive an exceptional level of eye care close to home,” said D. Sobti, MD, owner of Texas Eye and Cataract and ophthalmic surgeon at Everest Surgery Center. “Achieving ACHC accreditation at Everest Surgery Center is an important step in that effort and represents the commitment of an entire team to the patients and communities we serve.”
Located in Midlothian, Everest Surgery Center provides a convenient surgical setting for patients receiving care through Texas Eye and Cataract and its physicians. The relationship between the practice and surgery center is designed to create a more coordinated patient experience, connecting clinical evaluation, surgical planning, procedures, and postoperative care within the local community.
As Ellis County and the surrounding areas continue to grow in population and infrastructure, access to specialized healthcare facilities becomes increasingly important. The development of local surgical capabilities can help patients receive the care they need closer to their home and the medical professionals upon whom they rely without having to travel farther into the Dallas-Fort Worth metropolitan area for care.
Healthcare organizations seeking ACHC accreditation undergo a thorough evaluation process focused on standards intended to support quality, performance, and patient care. ACHC accreditation provides independent recognition that Everest Surgery Center has demonstrated compliance with applicable accreditation requirements and met or exceeded the rigorous requirements demanded of this governing body.
ACHC is a nonprofit organization that has served as a symbol of quality and excellence in healthcare accreditation since 1986. The organization is ISO 9001:2015 certified and has deeming authority from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services for Ambulatory Surgery Centers as well as several other healthcare settings.
This achievement adds to Texas Eye and Cataract’s broader efforts to expand access to advanced ophthalmic services in Ellis County through increased clinical capacity, specialty care, surgical services, and continued investment in the local healthcare community.
For more information about Texas Eye and Cataract and Everest Surgery Center, visit www.teceyecare.com or call (469)505-2020.
The clinic and surgery center are both located at 2251 Freeman Lane, Midlothian, Texas, in adjoining suites.
Caleb Jenkins
Texas Eye and Cataract
+1 469-505-2020
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