Rankings and Ratings

Here are the 25 largest hospitals in the United States listed by number of beds. These facilities include for-profit and nonprofit hospitals, with some hospitals being part of a larger health system. Note: The hospital bed counts reported here include…

Here are the 25 top grossing short term acute-care hospitals in the United States listed by gross revenue, according to CMS cost report data analyzed by American Hospital Directory. Note: The hospital total patient revenues reported here are reported to…

Here are the 50 top grossing short-term acute-care hospitals in the United States listed by gross revenue, according to CMS cost report data analyzed by American Hospital Directory. Note: The hospital total patient revenues and bed counts reported here are…

Here are the 20 top-grossing public hospitals in the United States listed by total patient revenue, according to CMS cost report data analyzed by American Hospital Directory. These facilities include hospitals operated by a hospital district, a city, a county,…

Here are the 20 largest public hospitals in the United States listed by number of beds. These facilities include hospitals operated by a hospital district, a city, a county, or a city-county partnership.

Here are the top 20 largest non-profit, acute-care hospitals in the United States, in order of number of beds, according to data from the American Hospital Directory.Note: The hospital bed counts reported here include all medical/surgical and special card beds…

Here are the top 20 largest non-profit, acute-care hospitals in the United States, in order of number of beds, according to data from the American Hospital Directory.

Here are the top 20 grossing non-profit, acute-care hospitals in the United States, in order of annual gross patient revenue, according to CMS cost report data from the American Hospital Directory.

U.S. News & World Report's new report, Best Children's Hospitals 2010-11, ranks 62 different hospitals in at least one of 10 specialties, according to a release by U.S. News.

The Dartmouth Atlas of Health Care, which tracks wasteful hospital spending across the country, has methodological flaws casting doubts on its conclusions, according to a report by the New York Times.