Holy Redeemer Hospital Recognized for Excellence in Patient Safety

MEADOWBROOK, PA – Oct, 8, 2025 — The Hospital and Healthsystem Association of Pennsylvania (HAP) recognized Holy Redeemer Hospital’s top performance patient safety this week. HAP identifies top-performing hospitals using data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s National Healthcare Safety Network.

To be included in HAP’s annual Excellence in Patient Safety Recognition, hospitals must be top performers in three health care-associated infection measures. 2025 honorees were formally announced during a patient safety symposium.

“The patient care team at Holy Redeemer Hospital insists on top performance when it comes to patient safety,” said hospital Chief Administrative Officer, Peter Adamo. “It’s non-negotiable at Holy Redeemer Hospital, reflecting a culture of safety that our team lives up to year after year.”

The three infection measures used by HAP are central line-associated bloodstream infections, catheter-associated urinary tract infections, and occurrences of Clostridioides difficile. “The recognition validates our bi-annual success in patient safety as measured by The Leapfrog Group,” said Krzysztof Stypulkowski, Holy Redeemer Hospital’s Patient Safety Officer. “This level of high performance is evidence of the focus and responsiveness we see from everyone during every patient encounter.” Stypulkowski noted that Holy Redeemer Hospital scored 12 straight A-grades in a row in Leapfrog’s Hospital Safety Grade.

HAP is a statewide member service organization that advocates on behalf of Pennsylvania hospitals and health systems to advance high-quality, accessible, and financially sustainable health care. HAP’s more than 235 members include the majority of hospitals across the commonwealth. 

Pictured: Accepting the 2025 Excellence in Patient Safety Recognition are Holy Redeemer Hospital’s AVP of Quality, Susan Radick, MSN, RN (left), and Krzysztof Stypulkowski, DNP, MBA, RN, Associate Vice President of Health Care Delivery and Patient Safety Officer (right).