At least 83 percent of patients at the hospitals responded that “nurses always communicated well.”
The figures are from CMS’ Hospital Compare website and represent data released Oct. 27 and based on two quarters — July through December — rather than the customary four quarters. CMS says users should interpret the data with caution, “as they are based on fewer months of data, fewer discharged patients, and fewer hospitals than normal.”
Note: Hospitals with fewer than 100 completed surveys were excluded from this list.
Rutland Regional Medical Center
Southwestern Vermont Medical Center (Bennington)
Springfield Hospital
University of Vermont-Fletcher Allen Health Care (Burlington)
Central Vermont Medical Center (Barre)
Gifford Medical Center (Randolph)
Copley Hospital (Morrisville)
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