Only 61 hospitals earned five-star ratings for both overall hospital quality and patient experience.
Becker’s compared CMS’ Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems survey, which captures patients’ experiences during a recent hospital stay, with the agency’s Overall Hospital Quality Star Rating, which factors mortality, safety of care, readmissions, patient experience, and timely and effective care.
Becker’s found:
1. Veterans Affairs facilities dominate the ranking as the system with the most facilities at 16 across 14 states. Mayo Clinic had the second most hospitals on the ranking with four facilities.
2. Pennsylvania and Wisconsin were the states with the most dual-list hospitals at five each.
3. In Georgia, all of the dual-list hospitals are in smaller or rural markets.
4. Among the 250 hospitals with five stars in patient experience, only 24% have an overall quality five-star rating.
Here are the 61 hospitals that received five-stars from CMS for quality and patient experience:
Arizona
- HonorHealth Scottsdale Thompson Peak Medical Center
- Mayo Clinic Hospital (Phoenix)
Arkansas
- Fayetteville VA Medical Center
California
- Scripps Green Hospital (La Jolla/San Diego)
Colorado
- Grand Junction VA Medical Center
- Vail Health Hospital
Florida
- Mayo Clinic (Jacksonville)
- Orlando VA Medical Center
Georgia
- AdventHealth Murray (Chatsworth)
- Memorial Health Meadows Hospital (Vidalia)
- Northeast Georgia Medical Center Lumpkin (Dahlonega)
- Southeastern Regional Medical Center (Newnan)
Idaho
- Boise VA Medical Center
Indiana
- Hendricks Regional Health (Danville)
- St. Vincent Heart Center (Carmel)
Iowa
- Van Diest Medical Center (Webster City)
- Waverly Health Center
Kansas
- Wichita VA Medical Center
Massachusetts
- Fairview Hospital (Great Barrington)
Michigan
- Corewell Health Zeeland Hospital
- VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System
Minnesota
- Mayo Clinic Hospital Rochester
Missouri
- Barnes-Jewish West County Hospital (Creve Coeur)
Montana
- VA Montana Healthcare System (Fort Harrison)
Nevada
- Carson Valley Health (Gardnerville)
North Carolina
- Novant Health Medical Park Hospital (Winston-Salem)
North Dakota
- Fargo VA Medical Center
Ohio
- Crystal Clinic Orthopaedic Center (Akron)
- Kettering Health Troy
- Memorial Hospital (Marysville)
- Mercy Allen Hospital (Oberlin)
Oklahoma
- Bailey Medical Center (Owasso)
- Chickasaw Nation Medical Center (Ada)
- Oklahoma Heart Hospital South (Oklahoma City)
Oregon
- Peace Harbor Medical Center (Florence)
Pennsylvania
- AHN Wexford Hospital
- Geisinger St. Luke’s Hospital (Orwigsburg)
- Lebanon VA Medical Center
- St. Luke’s Hospital-Carbon Campus (Lehighton)
- Wilkes-Barre VA Medical Center
South Carolina
- Mount Pleasant Hospital
- Pelham Medical Center (Greer)
South Dakota
- Avera Heart Hospital of South Dakota (Sioux Falls)
- Sioux Falls VA Medical Center
Tennessee
- Mountain Home VA Medical Center
Texas
- Baylor Scott & White Heart and Vascular Hospital-Dallas
- Houston Methodist Clear Lake Hospital (Nassau Bay)
- The Heart Hospital Baylor Denton
Utah
- Park City Hospital
Vermont
- White River Junction VA Medical Center
Virginia
- Page Memorial Hospital (Luray)
West Virginia
- Beckley VA Medical Center
- Hampshire Memorial Hospital (Romney)
- Huntington VA Medical Center
- Valley Health War Memorial Hospital (Berkeley Springs)
Wisconsin
- Madison VA Medical Center
- Mayo Clinic Health System-Franciscan Medical Center (La Crosse)
- River Falls Area Hospital
- Sauk Prairie Hospital (Prairie Du Sac)
- Tomah Memorial Hospital
Wyoming
- St. John’s Medical Center (Jackson)
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