California and Texas had the most F-graded hospitals with four each, while New York had three failing hospitals. The 20 hospitals are listed, alphabetically by state, below.
California
- Antelope Valley Hospital (Lancaster)
- Western Medical Center of Santa Ana
- Madera Community Hospital
- Oroville Hospital
District of Columbia
- Providence Hospital of Washington
Georgia
- Meadows Regional Medical Center (Vidalia)
- Union General Hospital (Blairsville)
Kansas
- Pratt Regional Medical Center
Louisiana
- Teche Regional Medical Center (Morgan City)
Missouri
- St. Alexius Hospital-Broadway Campus (St. Louis)
New York
- Aurelia Osborn Fox Memorial Hospital (Oneonta)
- Brookdale Hospital Medical Center (Brooklyn)
- Cortland Regional Medical Center
Ohio
- Van Wert County Hospital (Van Wert)
Oklahoma
- Grady Memorial Hospital (Chickasha)
South Carolina
- KershawHealth Medical Center (Camden)
Texas
- Christus Spohn Hospital Corpus Christi-Shoreline (Corpus Christi)
- Memorial Medical Center-Livingston
- Oakbend Medical Center (Richmond)
- University General Hospital (Houston)
Find more information on the spring 2015 patient safety scores here.
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