San Dimas, CA — Parrish Scarboro, Chief Executive Officer of San Dimas Community Hospital, has been named to Becker’s Hospital Review’s 2025 “Community Hospital CEOs to Know” list.
This national recognition honors visionary leaders who are shaping the future of local healthcare through strategic innovation, operational excellence, and deep community engagement. Scarboro’s leadership reflects a steadfast commitment to delivering high-quality, accessible care tailored to the needs of the San Dimas region.
Under his guidance, San Dimas Community Hospital has achieved significant milestones:
- An “A” grade for Pay Equity from the Lown Institute, recognizing fairness and transparency in healthcare compensation.
- An “A” Hospital Safety Grade from The Leapfrog Group for Spring 2025, reflecting top performance in patient safety.
- Five-star ratings from Healthgrades for Hip Fracture Treatment and Gallbladder Surgery.
- Dual Gold Achievement Awards from the American Heart Association for excellence in stroke and heart failure care.
Scarboro has also championed exponential growth in the hospital’s Orthopedic Program and advanced its nationally recognized Stroke Program, further strengthening clinical excellence for patients across the region. These achievements build upon San Dimas Community Hospital’s longstanding commitment to specialized care, including tailored services for the senior community. From medication consultation to coordinated discharge planning, the hospital partners with seniors to manage health and maintain independence at every stage of life.
“Community hospitals are built on relationships, resilience, and a shared commitment to care,” said Parrish Scarboro, CEO of San Dimas Community Hospital. “I’m honored to be recognized by Becker’s Hospital Review and proud to lead a team that puts patients first every single day.”
Becker’s Hospital Review selected honorees based on nominations and editorial review, recognizing CEOs who foster strong workplace cultures, drive sustainable growth, and improve community health.
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