St. Clair Hospital, a general hospital located in Mt. Lebanon, Pa., opened their doors in 1954 and was the first healthcare institution in the area. St. Clair Hospital started with 106 beds and has since expanded to 329 and is now a leader in the industry. Today St. Clair Hospital is listed as one of the top 100 hospitals in the nation and has received numerous awards for patient safety,
Steve Novicki, Director of Plant Operations at St. Clair Hospital, has worked in the power industry for more than 30 years and knows what it takes to keeps St. Clair a top contender. Knowing the importance of his job, he exclusively relies on Cleveland Brothers to produce the results that he, the Department of Health and Joint Commission all demands. Novicki notes that, while the generator itself needs to perform, service is one of the biggest aspects to having reliable service. He stated that, “Competitors try to sway us with an initial and enticing low price. But no matter how good the price is, it isn’t worth the investment without good service.”
As a customer of Cleveland Brothers for more than 58 years, Novicki and his team are very familiar with the breadth and depth of services offered. St. Clair Hospital utilizes load bank testing, rentals, field service and preventive maintenance agreements (TLC)—all from Cleveland Brothers. “We’ve utilized the TLC program since the beginning. [Cleveland Brothers] provides legible, meaningful data that is viewed very positively by the Pennsylvania Department of Health, The Joint Commission and the Center for Medicare and Medicaid (CMS),” said Novicki.
Through every expansion and upgrade the hospital encounters, Cleveland Brothers provides an ideal transition with uninterrupted power. For example, St. Clair Hospital relied on Cleveland Brothers for rental cooling towers and portable chillers during their chiller plant upgrade. Cleveland Brothers also provides rental portable generators while the hospital’s gensets are being serviced or maintained. As time passes, Cleveland Brothers continues to support the hospital’s growth.