Data were pulled from CMS’ Hospital Compare and is from October 2013 through September 2014, the most recent data available.
For reference, Illinois’ average rate for patients reporting their room and bathroom were “always” clean is 74 percent. The national average rate for patients reporting their room and bathroom were “always” clean is also 74 percent.
See a list of the 52 hospitals across the U.S. with the cleanest patient rooms here.
Note: Hospitals with insufficient data, such as having fewer than 100 completed surveys, were excluded.
1. Kirby Medical Center (Monticello) — 94 percent
2. St. Joseph’s Hospital (Breese) — 91 percent
3. St. Francis Hospital (Litchfield) — 90 percent
4. Rochelle (Ill.) Community Hospital — 89 percent
5. Massac Memorial Hospital (Metropolis) — 89 percent
6. Wabash General Hospital (Mount Carmel) — 89 percent
7. St. Joseph’s Hospital (Highland) — 87 percent
8. Perry Memorial Hospital (Princeton) — 87 percent
9. Jersey Community Hospital (Jerseyville) — 85 percent
10. Mendota (Ill.) Community Hospital — 85 percent
11. OSF Saint Luke Medical Center (Kewanee) — 85 percent
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