10 highest, lowest rehab hospital Medicare spending scores

The score is produced as a ratio, with a score of 1.00 identifying the national average of Medicare spend per beneficiary. Scores lower than 1.00 indicate facilities where Medicare spent less than the national average per beneficiary and scores higher than 1.00 indicate facilities where Medicare spent more than the national average per beneficiary.

The scores reflect data collected between Oct. 1, 2021 and Sept. 30, 2023.

Here are the rehabilitation hospitals with the 10 highest Medicare spending per beneficiary scores:

1. HCA Florida Woodmont Hospital (Tamarac, Fla.) – 1.54
2. Rio Grande Regional Hospital (McAllen, Texas) – 1.53
3. Roxborough Memorial Hospital (Philadelphia) – 1.52
4. HCA Florida Aventura Hospital (Aventura) – 1.47
5. Magee Rehabilitation Hospital (Philadelphia) – 1.38
6. Kings County Hospital Center (New York City) – 1.36
7. SUNY Downstate Medical Center (New York City) – 1.33
8. Elmhurst Hospital Center (Elmhurst, N.Y.) – 1.32
9. LAC/Rancho Los Amigos National Medical Center (Downey, Calif.) – 1.31
10. Physicians Regional Medical Center – Pine Ridge (Naples, Fla.) – 1.28

Here are the rehabilitation hospitals with the 10 lowest Medicare spending per beneficiary scores:

1. Hospital Auxilio Mutuo of Puerto Rico (Hato Rey) – 0.63
2. Trinity RehabCare Center (Minot, N.D.) – 0.74
3. Southwest Washington Medical Center (Vancouver, Wash.) – 0.75
4. Hospital Oncologico (San Juan, P.R.) – 0.76
5. Baptist Memorial Hospital North Mississippi (Oxford) – 0.76
6. Licking Memorial Hospital (Newark, Ohio) – 0.77
7. Lawrence Memorial Hospital (Lawrence, Kan.) – 0.77
8. Labette County Medical Center (Parsons, Kan.) – 0.77
9. Freeman Health Systems (Joplin, Mo.) – 0.78
10. Providence St. Mary Medical Center (Walla Walla, Wash.) – 0.78
11. Rehabilitation Hospital of the Pacific (Honolulu) – 0.78
12. North Memorial Medical Center (Robbinsdale, Minn.) – 0.78

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