Accreditation, infection control, and patient safety aren’t a page we update once a year. They’re reviewed monthly at both campuses, and we believe families deserve to see the results — not just the badges.
Every Cura Solace campus operates under independent third-party accreditation, is subject to unannounced regulatory inspection, and reports its own safety data to a standing Patient Safety Committee that includes clinicians, caregivers, and patient representatives.
We hold ourselves to the same international quality frameworks used by leading hospitals in Europe and North America — and we review our own performance against them in the open, at monthly quality huddles held on both campuses.
Both campuses are surveyed by independent accrediting bodies on a recurring cycle — unannounced inspections, staff interviews, and full chart audits included.
Cura Solace Tilburg holds full NIAZ Qmentum International accreditation, the leading hospital quality standard in the Netherlands, with our most recent survey cycle completed in 2025.
Cura Solace Nanaimo is accredited under the Health Standards Organization’s Qmentum program, with Exemplary Standing awarded following our latest on-site survey.
Our quality management system across both campuses is independently certified to ISO 9001:2015, covering everything from clinical documentation to caregiver dispatch.
Our Maternity & Newborn Care units at both campuses hold WHO/UNICEF Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative designation for evidence-based infant feeding support.
Cura Solace Tilburg is registered with the Dutch Health & Youth Care Inspectorate (IGJ); Cura Solace Nanaimo operates under Island Health regional licensure.
Our home caregiver network is fully licensed, bonded, and insured in both the Netherlands and British Columbia, with background-checked staff only.
Figures below reflect our most recent full reporting year across both campuses and are refreshed as new data is verified.
Patient falls with harm, per 1,000 patient days
Reported safety incidents formally reviewed
Patients who would recommend our care
Benchmarked against national hospital-quality averages published by the Dutch Health & Youth Care Inspectorate (IGJ) and the Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI).
Infection prevention isn’t a policy binder — it’s a team present on every unit, every day, with the authority to pause a process the moment something falls short.
We treat every report — from staff or patients — as a chance to fix a system, not assign blame.
Any staff member, caregiver, patient, or family member can report an incident or near-miss confidentially, with no blame attached.
Our Patient Safety Committee, which includes clinicians and patient representatives, reviews every report within 5 business days.
Root-cause findings are turned into concrete process changes and shared openly across both campuses — not filed away.
Patients and families directly involved are informed of the outcome and any changes made as a result.
Awarded to Cura Solace Nanaimo by the Vancouver Island Health Alliance for sustained reduction in hospital-acquired infections.
Cura Solace Tilburg received the highest available standing following its most recent full accreditation survey.
Recognized for staff safety culture, training investment, and low clinical turnover relative to national benchmarks.
Both maternity units successfully renewed WHO/UNICEF Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative status after full re-assessment.
Cura Solace campuses recognized for hand hygiene compliance rates sustained above 95% across three consecutive audit cycles.
Our quality management system achieved first-time ISO 9001:2015 certification across both campuses.
