Infosan, the sole private ophthalmopediatric hospital in Romania, bags top accreditation
Privately-run ophthalmopediatric hospital, Infosan, secures category II accreditation from Romania's National Accreditation Agency (ANMCS).
This unique hospital, situated in Romania, has earned a Category II accreditation from the National Authority for Quality Management in Health (ANMCS). This accreditation, the highest achieved so far in the country, speaks volumes about Infosan's unwavering commitment to patient safety, outstanding medical care, and continuous innovation in the field of ophthalmology.
The accreditation was awarded after a meticulous evaluation process that assessed 1,103 performance indicators, with Infosan scoring an impressive 83.89%. This score underscores the hospital's adherence to the stringent standards imposed by ANMCS and reinforces Infosan's role in raising medical standards across Romania.
Rares Ciubotaru, the Executive Director of Infosan Hospital, expresses the hospital's dedication when he says, "At Infosan, every procedure is designed to minimize risks and maximize positive outcomes. Our entire strategy revolves around the patient, and we employ all available resources to ensure top-notch medical services at international standards." The Category II accreditation serves as validation for Infosan's relentless efforts to offer the best medical services and drives them to exceed themselves and to invest in cutting-edge technologies that enhance their performance.
The report issued by ANMCS reveals that Infosan did not require a Compliance Plan, indicating the hospital's determination to maintain quality standards.
Romania's healthcare facilities are classified into six accreditation categories, ranging from Category I (accredited) to Category VI (non-accredited). Currently, no healthcare facility in the country holds Category I status.
A new law necessitates all hospitals in Romania to display their accreditation category, both at the entrance and on their websites, effective from October 17, 2019.
Infosan consistently invests in advanced technologies to ensure accurate diagnostics and effective treatments. They utilize state-of-the-art equipment, enabling minimally invasive surgical interventions and exceptional patient outcomes.
Through the years, Infosan has evolved from a practice founded in 2002 by two doctors to a renowned reference hospital in ophthalmopediatrics, offering highly personalized services catering to the unique requirements of its patients. The hospital is aiming to expand its service portfolio and invest in new technologies to further improve patient care.
About Infosan
Infosan is presently Romania's lone private pediatric ophthalmology hospital. Established in 2002 initially as a practice by two doctors, Infosan's mission is to eradicate preventable blindness and visual impairment through empathy, competence, and personalized care for each patient. In 2006, the practice transformed into a clinic, and in 2015, it achieved the status of a hospital.
Infosan has a team of 35 medical professionals and offers diagnostic, therapeutic, and holistic care for a wide array of ophthalmological disorders in children, including the management of myopia, amblyopia, strabismus, congenital cataracts, retinopathy of prematurity, among others. Additionally, Infosan provides services to adults suffering from cataracts, strabismus, retinal diseases, glaucoma, and more. Over the past 23 years, more than 80,000 unique patients have received treatment at Infosan, culminating in a turnover of 5 million euros in 2024.
*This is a Press release.
While specific details regarding Infosan's services and technologies may not be explicitly detailed in available sources, insights from related Romanian ophthalmology practices suggest potential areas of focus. These might include the management of severe corneal issues through customized eye drops, advanced diagnostic techniques like slit-lamp biomicroscopy and corneal topography, and steroid/antibiotic regimens for infections/inflammation involving drugs like Vigamox (moxifloxacin) and Ducressa (corticosteroid). Infosan's status as a specialized pediatric center implies child-friendly surgical suites, telemedicine integration, and collaborative research partnerships. For verified specifics, one is advised to directly contact Infosan (@infosan.oftalmologie via Instagram).
- The top accreditation received by Infosan, Romania's private ophthalmopediatric hospital, signifies a significant achievement in attaining high standards of healthcare for preventable medical-conditions such as blindness and visual impairment.
- Infosan's dedication to health-and-wellness and innovative science in the field of ophthalmology is evident in their investment in cutting-edge technologies, enabling minimally invasive surgical interventions and exceptional patient outcomes.
- Infosan's unwavering commitment to maintaining quality standards has led to them earning a Category II accreditation, veering away from the need for a Compliance Plan, and setting an example for other hospitals in the country.
- In response to a new Romanian law, Infosan, the sole private pediatric ophthalmology hospital in Romania, exhibits its accreditation status both at the entrance and on its website, highlighting its commitment to continuous improvement and transparency in the realm of health-and-wellness services.
