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Patient Safety

Tanner encourages patients and visitors alike to help us to improve patient safety by making suggestions or reporting safety or quality concerns.

Please contact Tanner's Risk Management/Patient Safety Department:

Phone: (770) 812-9930

If your concerns in question cannot be resolved at this level, patients may contact The Joint Commission:

Phone:  (800) 994-6610
E-Mail:  complaint@jcaho.org

Mailing Address:

Attn: Office of Quality and Patient Safety
The Joint Commission
One Renaissance Boulevard
Oakbrook Terrace, IL 60181

Website: www.jointcommission.org (Use the "Report a Patient Safety Event" link in the "Action Center" on the home page.)

Patient safety is everyone's responsibility

Patient safety is not only every patient's expectation, but also everyone's responsibility. This includes every leader, physician and staff member, as well as every patient, family member and visitor.

Your active participation in this process helps us continually improve quality of care and patient safety throughout Tanner Health system.

If you see something, say something! We welcome your feedback.

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