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Highest hospital rating by state

Average CMS star rating of hospitals here.

CMS rates hospitals from one to five stars on mortality, safety, readmission, patient experience and timely care. This averages the rated hospitals in the county. Hospitals too small or too new to be rated are excluded rather than counted as zero, so a county's average can rest on a single hospital — read it beside the count.

  1. 1Utah4
  2. 2South Dakota4
  3. 3Colorado4
  4. 4Minnesota4
  5. 5Wisconsin4
  6. 6Idaho4
  7. 7Virginia4
  8. 8Nebraska4
  9. 9Ohio4
  10. 10Pennsylvania4
  11. 11Rhode Island4
  12. 12South Carolina4
  13. 13Connecticut3
  14. 14Indiana3
  15. 15Maryland3
  16. 16Texas3
  17. 17Vermont3
  18. 18Iowa3
  19. 19Maine3
  20. 20Montana3
  21. 21North Carolina3
  22. 22North Dakota3
  23. 23Oklahoma3
  24. 24Oregon3
  25. 25Wyoming3
  26. 26Delaware3
  27. 27Kansas3
  28. 28Massachusetts3
  29. 29Missouri3
  30. 30New Jersey3
  31. 31Washington3
  32. 32Arizona3
  33. 33California3
  34. 34Florida3
  35. 35Michigan3
  36. 36New Hampshire3
  37. 37Hawaii3
  38. 38Illinois3
  39. 39Nevada3
  40. 40Tennessee3
  41. 41Arkansas3
  42. 42District of Columbia3
  43. 43Georgia3
  44. 44Louisiana3
  45. 45Alabama3
  46. 46Kentucky3
  47. 47New York3
  48. 48West Virginia3
  49. 49Alaska3
  50. 50New Mexico3
  51. 51Mississippi2
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Source: Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. · How this is built