Data were pulled from CMS’ Hospital Compare and is from January 2014 through December 2014, the most recent data available.
For reference, Ohio’s average rate for patients reporting their room and bathroom were “always” clean is 75 percent. The national average rate for patients reporting their room and bathroom were “always” clean is 74 percent.
Note: Hospitals with insufficient data, such as having fewer than 100 completed surveys, were excluded.
1. Mercy Willard (Ohio) Hospital — 90 percent
2. Pomerene Hospital (Millersburg) — 88 percent
3. Community Memorial Hospital (Hicksville) — 87 percent
4. University Hospitals Conneaut (Ohio) Medical Center — 87 percent
5. Grand Lake Health System (St. Marys) — 86 percent
6. Bellevue (Ohio) Hospital — 86 percent
7. Southeastern Ohio Regional Medical Center (Cambridge) — 86 percent
8. HB Magruder Memorial Hospital (Port Clinton) — 86 percent
9. Bluffton (Ohio) Hospital — 86 percent
10. Fulton County Health Center (Wauseon) — 86 percent
11. Mercer County Joint Township Community Hospital (Coldwater) — 85 percent
12. Madison County Hospital (London) — 85 percent
13. Mercy Hospital of Defiance (Ohio) — 85 percent
14. Surgical Hospital at Southwoods (Youngstown) — 85 percent
15. Hardin Memorial Hospital (Kenton) — 85 percent
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