Why Quality Matters

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Services and Experience

Many clinics and hospitals perform a wide range of general care for individuals and families. Others focus on a particular type of patient (such as veterans or children) or specialty area (such as cancer or heart disease). And others — including MeritCare — offer many specialty areas.

Experience is another important indicator of healthcare quality. Whether you're seeking primary care or facing a complex procedure, you want to know that the healthcare professional routinely offers the care and is prepared for any possible complications.

Indicators of services and experience include:

  • Whether the healthcare organization has specialists in a care area
  • The number of similar procedures the healthcare professional has performed in the past year
  • Accreditations earned by healthcare professionals
  • The healthcare professional's success rates with the procedure
  • Innovative approaches and techniques the healthcare organization may offer

MeritCare has the largest group practice in North Dakota. Get the latest facts about MeritCare, including number of doctors and specialties.

Our standard for MeritCare physicians is board certification. This means that in every specialty at MeritCare, physicians must become board certified within the specified time period, which is set forth by each department.

Research

For over two decades, MeritCare has been a leader in clinical research. Visit our online guide to learn more about our current research and clinical trials.

Quality

Every day, MeritCare is committed to quality health care and continuous improvements. Learn more in our online quality guide.