Diabetes with Amputation at Southeastern PA Grand View

Because of the nerve damage and low blood flow to the lower extremities, the most frequent cause for amputations is diabetes. Many amputations of people with diabetes occur because of serious foot ulcers which can become infected and unable to heal. Many of these could be prevented with proper foot care. If you have diabetes, it is important to check your feet for sores and small cuts daily, stay physically active, keep your blood sugars in check, and see your doctor regularly. An estimated 5% of adults with diabetes eventually have at least one toe amputated.

The following information, compares treatment costs & outcomes for Diabetes with Amputation at Southeastern PA Grand View Hospital to Pennsylvania's regional & statewide data on similar treatments*.

Grand View Hospital is located at
700 Lawn Avenue, Sellersville

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by phone: (215) 453-4000
by email: http://www.gvh.org/pages/contactus_form.asp
online at: http://www.gvh.org/


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    Readmission Rating  
Year Total Cases Length of Stay For Any Reason For Complication or Infection
Average # of days Rating Mortality Rating Average Charge
2007  4 0.0 $0 
2006  5 9.4 $90581 
2005  15 11.1 $87235 
2004  10 24.3 $137038 
2003  8 13.0 $54543 

Significantly higher than expected.

Not significantly different than expected.

Significantly lower than expected.

NR Not reported.

NC Non-compliant.

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* About the data: Data has been compiled from PA Health Care Cost Containment Council's Public Hospital Performance Report.