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Rankings and Ratings

Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals (Philadelphia). Since the main hospital facility was founded in 1825, Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals has grown to include five primary locations and numerous radiation therapy satellite locations throughout the region. Today, Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals includes…

University Hospitals Case Medical Center (Cleveland). University Hospitals Case Medical Center was established in 1866. In its formative years, the hospital was supported by the same families that helped develope the city’s great civic and cultural institutions, including the Cleveland…

UCSF Medical Center (San Francisco). The University of California, San Francisco and the UCSF Medical Center have a long and illustrious history. UCSF was founded in 1864 by a South Carolina surgeon who moved west as part of the California…

Texas Children’s Hospital (Houston). Since it opened in 1954, Texas Children’s Hospital has grown from 106 beds to 650. The hospital records more than 3.3 million patient encounters annually and serves as the academic partner of the Baylor College of…

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Tampa (Fla.) General Hospital. Tampa General Hospital was known as Tampa Municipal Hospital when it opened alongside the Gordon Keller School of Nursing in 1927. The original hospital had 186 beds. Tampa General Hospital is now a 1,011-bed nonprofit institution…

University of Tennessee Medical Center (Knoxville). With roots dating back to 1956, University of Tennessee Medical Center serves as a referral center for eastern Tennessee, southeastern Kentucky and western North Carolina. The 609-bed hospital is home to the area’s only…

St. Luke’s Boise (Idaho) Medical Center. Founded in 1902, St. Luke’s Boise Medical Center is Idaho’s largest healthcare provider and the flagship hospital of St. Luke’s Health System. The six-hospital system was founded by Bishop James B. Funsten, who acted…

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