UC San Diego Medical Center
Nationally Ranked Hospital
US News and World Report July 2014
Ranked #5 in California
Ranked #1 in San Diego metro area
UC San Diego Medical Center in San Diego, CA is ranked nationally in 11 adult
specialties. It was also high-performing in 2 adult specialties, as shown below.
UC San Diego Medical Center is a 582-bed general medical and surgical
facility with 26,801 admissions in the most recent year reported. It performed
10,208 annual inpatient and 19,250 outpatient surgeries. Its emergency room
had 65,526 visits. UC San Diego Medical Center is a teaching hospital.
Adult Specialties
This hospital was among 144 facilities—roughly 3 percent of the 4,743
analyzed for the latest Best Hospitals rankings—to be ranked in even one of
the 16 specialties.
Nationally Ranked
#25 in Cancer
#23 in Cardiology & Heart Surgery
#32 in Diabetes & Endocrinology
#22 in Ear, Nose & Throat
#38 in Gastroenterology & GI Surgery
#19 in Geriatrics
#15 in Nephrology
#25 in Neurology & Neurosurgery
#44 in Orthopedics
#6 in Pulmonology
#16 in Urology
High-Performing
in Gynecology
in Rheumatology
Unranked
in Ophthalmology
in Psychiatry
YOU MUST FILE A
TORT CLAIM AT A
SPECIFIC UC CAMPUS
HEALTH CENTER
RATHER THAN THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
The University of
California works hard to
conceal the tort claim
process. You can't sue if
you don't file a tort claim
within 6 months.
At first I was duped by the
following document published
by the Regents of the
University of California.
In fact, "section 1 above",
does not inform the
reader that he must serve
a tort claim on the UC
campus involved.
Instead, it provides an
address in San Francisco.
It's the wrong address for
filing a tort claim. Clearly,
the Regents want patients
to come to them for health
care, but if they harm the
patient, they don't want
him to be able to file a
claim.
Warning--the following
statement from the
Office of The General
Counsel of the UC
Regents (“OGC”) is
deceptive; read more
below.
"THE REGENTS IS NOT
SUBJECT TO CLAIM-
FILING PROVISIONS OF
THE TORT CLAIMS ACT
"California Government
Code section 905.6
exempts The Regents of
the University of
California from claim-
filing provisions of the
Tort Claims Act. A
claimant who wishes to
file suit against The
Regents may serve OGC
as specified in section 1
above."
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