Compare safety ratings, quality scores, and readmission rates across hospitals. Free tool using CMS Hospital Compare data updated 2025.
Enter a hospital name, city, or state in the search box above to begin comparing quality metrics.
Our hospital quality comparison tool helps you make informed healthcare decisions by comparing critical quality metrics side-by-side:
CMS Hospital Safety Grade based on infection rates, surgical complications, patient falls, and adverse events. Grade A = best safety, F = serious concerns.
Composite score combining mortality rates, clinical effectiveness, patient experience, and readmission performance. Higher scores indicate better overall quality.
30-day readmission likelihood compared to national average. Lower risk means better care coordination and fewer complications after discharge.
Our comparison tool shows how many quality measures each hospital performs better than the national average:
Example: "5/8 mortality measures better" means the hospital outperforms the national average on 5 out of 8 mortality metrics.
Hospital quality varies significantly, even within the same city. Comparing quality ratings before choosing a hospital can:
For emergency care, you may not have a choice. But for scheduled procedures, appointments, and non-emergency treatment, comparing hospital quality can significantly impact your health outcomes.
All quality data comes from CMS (Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services), the official government source for hospital performance information. This includes:
Our tool processes raw CMS data to make hospital quality comparison simple and accessible. No account required, completely free.
Quality ratings are one factor among many. Consider also:
This tool provides educational information only, not medical advice. Consult your healthcare provider when choosing treatment facilities.