Data were pulled from CMS’ Hospital Compare and is from January 2014 through December 2014, the most recent data available.
For reference, Michigan’s average rate for patients reporting their room and bathroom were “always” clean is 69 percent. The national average rate for patients reporting their room and bathroom were “always” clean was 74 percent.
Note: Hospitals with insufficient data, such as having fewer than 100 completed surveys, were excluded.
1. Schoolcraft Memorial Hospital (Manistique) — 90 percent
2. Baraga County Memorial Hospital (L’Anse) — 90 percent
3. Scheurer Hospital (Pigeon) — 86 percent
4. Bell Hospital (Ishpeming) — 84 percent
5. Spectrum Health Zeeland (Mich.) Community Hospital —83 percent
6. Spectum Health United Memorial-United Campus (Greenville) — 83 percent
7. Lakeland Community Hospital, Watervliet (Mich.) — 83 percent
8. Portage Health (Hancock) — 83 percent
9. St. Joseph Mercy Chelsea (Mich.) — 83 percent
10. Borgess-Lee Memorial Hospital (Dowagiac) — 82 percent
11. Aspirus Keweenaw Hospital (Laurium) — 82 percent
12. Marlette (Mich.) Regional Hospital — 82 percent
13. Holland (Mich.) Community Hospital—81 percent
14. Memorial Healthcare (Owosso) — 81 percent
15. Mackinac Straits Hospital and Health Center (Saint Ignace) — 81 percent
16. Spectum Health Big Rapids (Mich.) Hospital — 79 percent
17. Huron Medical Center (Bad Axe) — 79 percent
18. St. Francis Hospital (Escanaba) — 79 percent
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