Hospitals
What is a Hospital?
A hospital is a healthcare facility where people receive medical care from doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals.
Hospitals provide different types of care, including treatment for illnesses and injuries, emergency care, surgeries, and care that may require a patient to stay in the hospital.
What data do we have?
Intent.Health provides data across several categories to help you find, understand, and research Hospitals.
The categories below cover all the data we have for Hospitals and the different aspects you can use to filter them. You can also use the Search Filters bar to quickly find a specific filter or field.
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Technology Stack
The Technology Stack section helps you find Hospitals based on the software, systems, and technologies they use.
You can search by:
You can search using technology keywords to find Hospitals where those technologies have been detected.
Try a keyword such as , , or .
In simple terms
The Technology Stack shows you the technology and software a Hospital uses.
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Organization Intent
The Organization Intent section helps you find Hospitals based on the topics, products, services, or solutions they have been researching or showing interest in.
For example, a Hospital may be researching , , or .
You can enter keywords related to these areas in the search field to find Hospitals associated with those interests.
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Identifier
The Identifier section helps you find a specific Hospital using its unique Intent.Health ID.
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EHR Stack
The EHR Stack section helps you find Hospitals based on the EHR vendors they use.
You can search by entering the name of an EHR vendor in the search field to find Hospitals that use that vendor.
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Organizational Profile
The Organizational Profile section helps you find Hospitals using basic information about the hospital, where it is located, how it is owned, its revenue, and its size.
You can search and filter using:
- Hospital Name
- Search for a specific Hospital by name.
- Website
- Find a Hospital using its website.
- State
- Find Hospitals in a specific U.S. state. The filter includes all U.S. states.
- City
- Find Hospitals located in a specific city.
- ZIP Code
- Find Hospitals using a specific ZIP code.
- Radius (Miles)
- Find Hospitals within a selected distance of the ZIP code you entered. You can search within 25, 50, 100, 300, or 500 miles.
- Ownership Type
- Find Hospitals based on their broad ownership category, such as:
- Hospital Ownership
- Find Hospitals based on their specific ownership type, such as:
- Net Patient Revenue ($)
- Find Hospitals based on the revenue they receive from providing healthcare services to patients. You can enter a minimum and maximum amount.
- Number of Employees
- Find Hospitals based on the number of employees they have. You can enter a minimum and maximum number.
The Organizational Profile section helps you find Hospitals based on their name, location, ownership, patient revenue, and number of employees.
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Network Relationships
The Network Relationships section helps you find Hospitals based on the types of healthcare organizations connected to them. You can use the search bar to quickly find a specific network relationship.
You can filter Hospitals by whether they have:
The Hospital Acquired Conditions section helps you find Hospitals based on selected hospital-acquired condition measures and their reported rates over a specific time period.
The section includes four selectable measures:
- Air Embolism
- A hospital-acquired condition involving an air bubble entering a blood vessel.
- Blood Incompatibility
- A condition caused by receiving incompatible blood or blood products.
- Falls and Trauma
- Includes injuries caused by falls or other trauma, such as fractures, dislocations, cuts, burns, and other injuries.
- Foreign Object Retained After Surgery
- A situation where a surgical object is unintentionally left inside a patient after a procedure.
You can also filter by:
- Rate
- Enter a minimum and maximum value to find Hospitals based on the reported rate for the selected measure.
- Footnote
- Enter a minimum and maximum value to filter based on the footnote information associated with the measure.
- Start Quarter
- Select the quarter from which the data should begin.
- End Quarter
- Select the quarter through which the data should be included.
The Medicare Outpatient Hospitals by Provider section helps you find Hospitals based on information about their Medicare outpatient services, the areas they are located in, the types of outpatient services they provide, and related Medicare payment information.
You can search and filter using:
- RNRDRNG PRVDR RUCA
- The Rural-Urban Commuting Area (RUCA) code for the area where the hospital's rendering provider is located.
- RNRDRNG PRVDR RUCA DESC
- A description of the hospital's Rural-Urban Commuting Area classification. You can search through the available descriptions.
- APC CD
- The Ambulatory Payment Classification (APC) code for an outpatient service. You can search through the available APC codes, which cover different types of hospital outpatient services and procedures.
- BENE CNT
- The number of Medicare beneficiaries associated with the reported outpatient services.
- CAPC SRVCS
- The number of services associated with Comprehensive Ambulatory Payment Classification (C-APC) services.
- AVG TOT SMBTD CHRGS
- The average total amount the hospital submitted as charges for the reported services.
- AVG MDCR ALLOWD AMT
- The average amount Medicare recognizes as the allowed amount for the reported services.
- AVG MDCR PYMT AMT
- The average amount Medicare paid for the reported services.
- OUTLIER SRVCS
- The number of reported services that qualified as outlier services under Medicare payment rules.
- AVG MDCR OUTLIER AMT
- The average Medicare payment amount associated with those outlier services.
For the amount and count fields, you can enter a minimum and maximum value to narrow your search.
The Medicare Outpatient Hospitals by Provider section helps you find Hospitals based on their Medicare outpatient activity, the types of services they provide, where they are located, and the amounts Medicare allows and pays for those services.
The CMS Medicare PSI 90 and Component Measures section helps you find Hospitals based on patient safety measures reported in CMS Medicare data. These measures cover certain complications and safety events that may occur during hospital care.
You can search and filter using:
- Measure Name
- Select a specific patient safety measure. The available options include:Abdominopelvic accidental puncture or laceration rateCMS Medicare PSI 90: Patient safety and adverse events compositeIatrogenic pneumothorax rateIn-hospital fall-associated fracture ratePerioperative pulmonary embolism or deep vein thrombosis ratePostoperative acute kidney injury requiring dialysis ratePostoperative hemorrhage or hematoma ratePostoperative respiratory failure ratePostoperative sepsis ratePostoperative wound dehiscence ratePressure ulcer rate
PSI 90 is a combined measure that brings together multiple patient safety indicators, while the component measures focus on specific complications or safety events.
- Rate
- Enter a minimum and maximum value to find Hospitals based on the reported rate for the selected measure.
- Footnote
- Filter by the footnote codes associated with the measure. Available options include 1, 1 and 29, 13, 19, 23, 29, 5, and 7.
- Start Date
- Use the date fields to narrow results by the measure's start date.
- End Date
- Use the date fields to narrow results by the measure's end date.
The CMS Medicare PSI 90 and Component Measures section helps you find Hospitals based on reported patient safety measures, their rates, associated footnotes, and the dates covered by the data.
The Complications and Deaths Hospital section helps you find Hospitals based on reported complications, deaths, and other patient outcomes associated with hospital care. You can review specific measures, compare hospital results with national benchmarks, and filter by the reported scores and time periods.
You can search and filter using:
- Measure Name
- Select the specific hospital outcome or patient safety measure you want to examine. Available options include:Abdominopelvic accidental puncture or laceration rateCMS Medicare PSI 90: Patient safety and adverse events compositeDeath rate among surgical inpatients with serious treatable complicationsDeath rate for CABG surgery patientsDeath rate for COPD patientsDeath rate for heart attack patientsDeath rate for heart failure patientsDeath rate for pneumonia patientsDeath rate for stroke patientsHybrid Hospital-Wide All-Cause Risk Standardized Mortality RateIatrogenic pneumothorax rateIn-hospital fall-associated fracture ratePerioperative pulmonary embolism or deep vein thrombosis ratePostoperative acute kidney injury requiring dialysis ratePostoperative hemorrhage or hematoma ratePostoperative respiratory failure ratePostoperative sepsis ratePostoperative wound dehiscence ratePressure ulcer rateRate of complications for hip/knee replacement patients
- Compared To National
- Compare the hospital's reported result with the national benchmark. Available options include Better Than the National Rate, Better Than the National Value, No Different Than the National Rate, No Different Than the National Value, Number of Cases Too Small, and Worse Than the National Rate or National Value.
- Denominator
- Filter by the number of cases or patients used to calculate a measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value.
- Score
- Filter by the reported score for the selected measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value.
- Lower Estimate
- Filter by the lower end of the estimate reported for the measure.
- Higher Estimate
- Filter by the higher end of the estimate reported for the measure.
- Footnote
- Filter by the footnote codes associated with the reported measure. Available options include 1, 1 and 23, 1 and 28, 1 and 29, 13, 19, 23, 28, 29, 5, and 7.
- Start Date
- Filter results based on the start of the reporting period. You can enter a date range using the available date fields.
- End Date
- Filter results based on the end of the reporting period. You can enter a date range using the available date fields.
For the numerical fields, you can enter minimum and maximum values to narrow your search. You can also use the Start Date and End Date fields to focus on a particular reporting period.
The Complications and Deaths Hospital section helps you find Hospitals based on measures such as patient complications, deaths, and other outcomes. You can compare their reported results with national benchmarks and narrow your search by scores, estimates, case counts, footnotes, and reporting dates.
The Complications and Unplanned Hospital Visits section helps you find Hospitals based on measures related to patient complications, hospital readmissions, and emergency department visits.
You can search and filter using:
- Hospital Type
- Select the type of hospital to include in your search, such as Acute Care Hospitals.
- Measure Description
- Select a specific measure related to hospital complications or unplanned visits. Available options include:30-Day Unplanned Readmission for Cancer PatientsAdmissions for Patients Receiving Outpatient ChemotherapyEmergency Department (ED) Visits for Patients Receiving Outpatient ChemotherapySurgical Treatment Complications for Localized Prostate Cancer
- Total Cases
- Find Hospitals based on the number of cases included in the reported measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value.
- Performance Category
- Compare a Hospital's results with the national rate. Available options include Better Than the National Rate, No Different Than the National Rate, and Worse Than the National Rate.
- Rate
- Find Hospitals based on the reported rate for the selected measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value.
- Interval Lower Limit
- Filter by the lower limit of the reported interval for the measure.
- Interval Upper Limit
- Filter by the upper limit of the reported interval for the measure.
- Footnote
- Filter by the footnote values associated with the reported measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value.
- Start Date
- Filter results using the start date of the reporting period. You can enter a date range.
- End Date
- Filter results using the end date of the reporting period. You can enter a date range.
For the numerical fields, you can enter minimum and maximum values to narrow your search. You can also use the Start Date and End Date fields together to focus on a specific reporting period.
The Complications and Unplanned Hospital Visits section helps you find Hospitals based on measures such as readmissions, emergency department visits, and complications, and compare their reported performance with national rates.
The Comprehensive Care for Joint Replacement Model section provides data about Hospitals participating in CMS's joint replacement model. It covers patient experience, complications following hip and knee replacement surgery, and patient-reported outcomes. These measures help you understand different aspects of the care Hospitals provide to patients undergoing these procedures.
You can search and filter using the following fields.
Geographic Information
- MSA
- Stands for Metropolitan Statistical Area. It is a numeric code used to identify a geographic area made up of a central urban area and its surrounding communities. You can enter a minimum and maximum code.
- MSA Title
- The name of the geographic area associated with the MSA code. You can select from available areas, including Akron, OH; Asheville, NC; Austin-Round Rock, TX; Beaumont-Port Arthur, TX; Cincinnati, OH-KY-IN; Corpus Christi, TX; Gainesville, FL; Greenville, NC; Harrisburg-Carlisle, PA; Hot Springs, AR; Killeen-Temple, TX; Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim, CA; Lubbock, TX; Memphis, TN-MS-AR; Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach, FL; Monroe, LA; Montgomery, AL; New Haven-Milford, CT; New Orleans-Metairie, LA; New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ-PA; Oklahoma City, OK; Orlando-Kissimmee-Sanford, FL; Pittsburgh, PA; Port St. Lucie, FL; Provo-Orem, UT; Reading, PA; Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater, FL; Toledo, OH; and Tyler, TX.
Patient Experience Measures
These fields provide information about patients' experiences with hospital care, based on the HCAHPS survey (Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems).
- HCAHPS HLMR
- The hospital's HCAHPS Linear Mean Roll-Up score, which summarizes patient survey responses about their hospital experience. You can enter a minimum and maximum score.
- HCAHPS HLMR Percentile
- Shows how the hospital's patient experience score ranks compared with other hospitals, expressed as a percentile.
- HCAHPS Start Date
- Filter by the start date of the reporting period for the patient experience measure.
- HCAHPS End Date
- Filter by the end date of the reporting period for the patient experience measure.
- HCAHPS Footnotes
- Select available footnote values associated with the patient experience measure. These notes provide additional information about the reported data.
Hip and Knee Replacement Complications
These fields cover the hospital's reported complication rate following elective hip or knee replacement surgery.
- COMP HIP KNEE
- The hospital's risk-standardized complication rate following elective primary hip or knee replacement surgery. You can enter a minimum and maximum value.
- COMP HIP KNEE Percentile
- Shows how the hospital's complication rate ranks compared with other hospitals, expressed as a percentile.
- COMP Start Date
- Filter by the start date of the reporting period for the complication measure.
- COMP End Date
- Filter by the end date of the reporting period for the complication measure.
- COMP Footnotes
- Filter by the available footnote values associated with the complication measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value.
Patient-Reported Outcomes
These fields relate to information reported by patients about their recovery and improvement following hip or knee replacement surgery.
- PRO
- Shows whether patient-reported outcomes information is recorded for the hospital. You can select Yes or No.
- PRO Start Date
- Filter by the start date of the reporting period for the patient-reported outcomes measure.
- PRO End Date
- Filter by the end date of the reporting period for the patient-reported outcomes measure.
Reconciliation Information
- Reconciliation Footnotes
- Select available footnote values associated with the hospital's reconciliation information in the dataset.
For fields with minimum and maximum values, you can enter a range to narrow your search. For the date fields, you can use the available date inputs to specify a date range.
The Comprehensive Care for Joint Replacement Model section helps you find Hospitals based on their patient experience scores, complications following hip and knee replacement surgery, patient-reported outcomes, geographic areas, and the reporting periods associated with these measures.
The Health Deficiencies section helps you find healthcare facilities based on inspection and survey records, the types of deficiencies identified, their severity, and whether corrective action has been recorded.
You can search and filter using:
- Survey Date
- Find records associated with a specific survey date.
- Survey Type
- Filter by the type of survey. The available option shown is Health.
- Deficiency Prefix
- Filter records using the prefix associated with a deficiency tag.
- Deficiency Category
- Select the category of the identified deficiency. Available options include:Administration DeficienciesEnvironmental DeficienciesFreedom from Abuse, Neglect, and Exploitation DeficienciesInfection Control DeficienciesNursing and Physician Services DeficienciesNutrition and Dietary DeficienciesPharmacy Service DeficienciesQuality of Life and Care DeficienciesResident Assessment and Care Planning DeficienciesResident Rights Deficiencies
- Deficiency Tag Number
- Enter a minimum and maximum tag number to find records associated with specific deficiency tags.
- Deficiency Description
- Search using words or phrases describing the deficiency.
- Scope Severity Code
- Filter by the code used to describe the scope and severity of a deficiency. The available options range from B through L, representing different levels of severity and how broadly the deficiency affects residents.
- Deficiency Corrected
- Filter by the recorded correction status. Available options include:Deficient, Provider has date of correctionDeficient, Provider has no plan of correctionDeficient, Provider has plan of correctionNo revisit neededPast Non-ComplianceWaiver has been granted
- Correction Date
- Find records associated with a specific correction date.
- Inspection Cycle
- Enter a minimum and maximum value to filter by inspection cycle.
- Standard Deficiency
- Select Yes or No to filter by whether the record is classified as a standard deficiency.
- Complaint Deficiency
- Select Yes or No to filter by whether the deficiency is associated with a complaint investigation.
- Infection Control Inspection Deficiency
- Select Yes or No to filter by whether the record relates to an infection control inspection deficiency.
- Citation Under IDR
- Select Yes or No to filter by whether the citation is associated with Informal Dispute Resolution (IDR).
- Citation Under IIDR
- Select Yes or No to filter by whether the citation is associated with Independent Informal Dispute Resolution (IIDR).
- Location
- Search for records associated with a specific location.
- Processing Date
- Select an available processing date to narrow the records by when they were processed.
The Health Deficiencies section helps you explore inspection findings, understand what types of deficiencies were identified, review their severity and correction status, and filter records by survey dates, location, and other details.
The Hospital General Information section helps you find Hospitals based on their type, ownership, emergency services, overall rating, and performance across different hospital quality measures. The rating data includes measures related to mortality, patient safety, readmissions, patient experience, and timely and effective care.
You can search and filter using the following fields.
Hospital Details
- Hospital Type
- Find Hospitals based on the type of facility. Available options include Acute Care - Department of Defense, Acute Care - Veterans Administration, Acute Care Hospitals, Children's, Critical Access Hospitals, Long-term, Psychiatric, and Rural Emergency Hospital.
- Hospital Ownership
- Find Hospitals based on who owns or operates them. Available options include Department of Defense, Government - Federal, Government - Hospital District or Authority, Government - Local, Government - State, Physician, Proprietary, Tribal, Veterans Health Administration, Voluntary Non-Profit - Church, Voluntary Non-Profit - Other, and Voluntary Non-Profit - Private.
- Emergency Services
- Select Yes or No to find Hospitals based on whether they provide emergency services.
- Meets Criteria for Birthing Friendly Designation
- Find Hospitals that meet the criteria for CMS's Birthing-Friendly designation, which recognizes hospitals that meet specified criteria related to maternal care.
Hospital Rating
- Hospital Overall Rating
- Find Hospitals based on their overall CMS star rating. You can enter a minimum and maximum rating from 1 to 5 stars, with 5 stars representing the highest rating.
- Hospital Overall Rating Footnote
- Filter Hospitals using the footnote codes associated with their overall rating. Available choices include 5, 11, 16, 16 and 23, 19, 22, 23, and 29. These codes provide additional context about the rating or its availability.
Mortality Measures
The mortality measures cover information about deaths associated with hospital care.
- MORT Group Measure Count
- Enter a minimum and maximum number of measures included in the mortality group.
- Count of Facility MORT Measures
- Find Hospitals based on the number of mortality measures reported for that hospital and used in its overall rating.
- Count of MORT Measures Better
- The number of mortality measures where the hospital performs better than the national benchmark.
- Count of MORT Measures No Different
- The number of mortality measures where the hospital's result is not significantly different from the national benchmark.
- Count of MORT Measures Worse
- The number of mortality measures where the hospital performs worse than the national benchmark.
- MORT Group Footnote
- Filter by the footnote codes associated with the mortality measure group, using minimum and maximum values.
Safety Measures
The safety measures cover how Hospitals perform on measures related to patient safety.
- Safety Group Measure Count
- Enter a minimum and maximum number of measures included in the safety group.
- Count of Facility Safety Measures
- Find Hospitals based on the number of safety measures reported for the hospital and used in its overall rating.
- Count of Safety Measures Better
- The number of safety measures where the hospital performs better than the national benchmark.
- Count of Safety Measures No Different
- The number of safety measures where the hospital's result is not significantly different from the national benchmark.
- Count of Safety Measures Worse
- The number of safety measures where the hospital performs worse than the national benchmark.
- Safety Group Footnote
- Filter by the footnote codes associated with the safety measure group, using minimum and maximum values.
Readmission Measures
Readmission measures relate to patients returning to the hospital after being discharged.
- READM Group Measure Count
- Enter a minimum and maximum number of measures included in the readmission group.
- Count of Facility READM Measures
- Find Hospitals based on the number of readmission measures reported for the hospital and used in its overall rating.
- Count of READM Measures Better
- The number of readmission measures where the hospital performs better than the national benchmark.
- Count of READM Measures No Different
- The number of readmission measures where the hospital's result is not significantly different from the national benchmark.
- Count of READM Measures Worse
- The number of readmission measures where the hospital performs worse than the national benchmark.
- READM Group Footnote
- Filter by the footnote codes associated with the readmission measure group, using minimum and maximum values.
Patient Experience Measures
These measures summarize information about patients' experiences with hospital care.
- Pt Exp Group Measure Count
- Enter a minimum and maximum number of measures included in the patient experience group.
- Count of Facility Pt Exp Measures
- Find Hospitals based on the number of patient experience measures reported for the hospital and used in its overall rating.
- Pt Exp Group Footnote
- Filter by the footnote codes associated with the patient experience measure group, using minimum and maximum values.
Timely and Effective Care Measures
These measures cover whether patients receive recommended care and treatments in a timely and effective way.
- TE Group Measure Count
- Enter a minimum and maximum number of measures included in the timely and effective care group.
- Count of Facility TE Measures
- Find Hospitals based on the number of timely and effective care measures reported for the hospital and used in its overall rating.
- TE Group Footnote
- Filter by the footnote codes associated with the timely and effective care measure group, using minimum and maximum values.
For fields that have minimum and maximum inputs, you can enter a range to narrow your search. For example, you can look for Hospitals with a specific number of reported measures or a certain number of measures performing better or worse than the national benchmark.
The Hospital General Information section helps you find Hospitals based on their type, ownership, emergency services, overall star rating, and quality measure results across mortality, safety, readmissions, patient experience, and timely and effective care.
The Hospital Value-Based Purchasing (HVBP) Clinical Outcomes Domain Scores section helps you find Hospitals based on their clinical outcome performance under the CMS Hospital Value-Based Purchasing Program. The data includes performance rates, thresholds, benchmarks, and scores for mortality and complication measures. CMS uses achievement and improvement scores to evaluate hospital performance.
Fiscal Year
- Fiscal Year
- Filter Hospitals by the fiscal year associated with the reported performance data. You can enter a minimum and maximum year. For example, 2026 for both the minimum and maximum.
1. MORT 30 AMI - 30-Day Mortality for Heart Attack Patients
This measure relates to outcomes for patients hospitalized with acute myocardial infarction (AMI), commonly known as a heart attack.
- MORT 30 AMI Achievement Threshold
- The performance threshold used to determine whether a Hospital earns achievement points for this measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value. The displayed bounds are 0.874 to 0.874.
- MORT 30 AMI Benchmark
- The high-performance reference value used to calculate achievement points. You can enter a minimum and maximum value. The displayed bounds are 0.891 to 0.891.
- MORT 30 AMI Baseline Rate
- The rate recorded for the Hospital during the baseline period. You can enter a minimum and maximum rate. The displayed bounds are 0.823 to 0.909.
- MORT 30 AMI Performance Rate
- The rate recorded for the Hospital during the performance period. You can enter a minimum and maximum rate. The displayed bounds are 0.828 to 0.932.
- MORT 30 AMI Achievement Points
- Filter by the achievement score awarded to the Hospital for this measure. You can select scores from 0 out of 10 through 10 out of 10.
- MORT 30 AMI Improvement Points
- Filter by the points awarded for improvement compared with the Hospital's baseline performance. You can select scores from 0 out of 9 through 9 out of 9.
- MORT 30 AMI Measure Score
- Filter by the final score for this measure. You can select scores from 0 out of 10 through 10 out of 10.
2. MORT 30 HF - 30-Day Mortality for Heart Failure Patients
This measure relates to outcomes for patients hospitalized with heart failure.
- MORT 30 HF Achievement Threshold
- The performance threshold used to determine achievement points. You can enter a minimum and maximum value. The displayed bounds are 0.886 to 0.886.
- MORT 30 HF Benchmark
- The high-performance reference value used to calculate achievement points. You can enter a minimum and maximum value. The displayed bounds are 0.913 to 0.913.
- MORT 30 HF Baseline Rate
- The rate recorded for the Hospital during the baseline period. You can enter a minimum and maximum rate. The displayed bounds are 0.824 to 0.943.
- MORT 30 HF Performance Rate
- The rate recorded for the Hospital during the performance period. You can enter a minimum and maximum rate. The displayed bounds are 0.807 to 0.944.
- MORT 30 HF Achievement Points
- Filter by the achievement score awarded for this measure. You can select scores from 0 out of 10 through 10 out of 10.
- MORT 30 HF Improvement Points
- Filter by the points awarded for improvement compared with baseline performance. You can select scores from 0 out of 9 through 9 out of 9.
- MORT 30 HF Measure Score
- Filter by the final score for this measure. You can select scores from 0 out of 10 through 10 out of 10.
3. MORT 30 PN - 30-Day Mortality for Pneumonia Patients
This measure relates to outcomes for patients hospitalized with pneumonia.
- MORT 30 PN Achievement Threshold
- The performance threshold used to determine achievement points. You can enter a minimum and maximum value. The displayed bounds are 0.843 to 0.843.
- MORT 30 PN Benchmark
- The high-performance reference value used to calculate achievement points. You can enter a minimum and maximum value. The displayed bounds are 0.877 to 0.877.
- MORT 30 PN Baseline Rate
- The rate recorded for the Hospital during the baseline period. You can enter a minimum and maximum rate. The displayed bounds are 0.727 to 0.920.
- MORT 30 PN Performance Rate
- The rate recorded for the Hospital during the performance period. You can enter a minimum and maximum rate. The displayed bounds are 0.689 to 0.922.
- MORT 30 PN Achievement Points
- Filter by the achievement score awarded for this measure. You can select scores from 0 out of 10 through 10 out of 10.
- MORT 30 PN Improvement Points
- Filter by the points awarded for improvement compared with baseline performance. You can select scores from 0 out of 9 through 9 out of 9.
- MORT 30 PN Measure Score
- Filter by the final score for this measure. You can select scores from 0 out of 10 through 10 out of 10.
4. MORT 30 COPD - 30-Day Mortality for COPD Patients
This measure relates to outcomes for patients hospitalized with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).
- MORT 30 COPD Achievement Threshold
- The performance threshold used to determine achievement points. You can enter a minimum and maximum value. The displayed bounds are 0.915 to 0.915.
- MORT 30 COPD Benchmark
- The high-performance reference value used to calculate achievement points. You can enter a minimum and maximum value. The displayed bounds are 0.932 to 0.932.
- MORT 30 COPD Baseline Rate
- The rate recorded for the Hospital during the baseline period. You can enter a minimum and maximum rate. The displayed bounds are 0.860 to 0.949.
- MORT 30 COPD Performance Rate
- The rate recorded for the Hospital during the performance period. You can enter a minimum and maximum rate. The displayed bounds are 0.834 to 0.943.
- MORT 30 COPD Achievement Points
- Filter by the achievement score awarded for this measure. You can select scores from 0 out of 10 through 10 out of 10.
- MORT 30 COPD Improvement Points
- Filter by the points awarded for improvement compared with baseline performance. You can select scores from 0 out of 9 through 9 out of 9.
- MORT 30 COPD Measure Score
- Filter by the final score for this measure. You can select scores from 0 out of 10 through 10 out of 10.
5. MORT 30 CABG - 30-Day Mortality for CABG Surgery Patients
This measure relates to outcomes for patients undergoing coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) surgery.
- MORT 30 CABG Achievement Threshold
- The performance threshold used to determine achievement points. You can enter a minimum and maximum value. The displayed bounds are 0.971 to 0.971.
- MORT 30 CABG Benchmark
- The high-performance reference value used to calculate achievement points. You can enter a minimum and maximum value. The displayed bounds are 0.980 to 0.980.
- MORT 30 CABG Baseline Rate
- The rate recorded for the Hospital during the baseline period. You can enter a minimum and maximum rate. The displayed bounds are 0.932 to 0.986.
- MORT 30 CABG Performance Rate
- The rate recorded for the Hospital during the performance period. You can enter a minimum and maximum rate. The displayed bounds are 0.936 to 0.990.
- MORT 30 CABG Achievement Points
- Filter by the achievement score awarded for this measure. You can select scores from 0 out of 10 through 10 out of 10.
- MORT 30 CABG Improvement Points
- Filter by the points awarded for improvement compared with baseline performance. You can select scores from 0 out of 9 through 9 out of 9.
- MORT 30 CABG Measure Score
- Filter by the final score for this measure. You can select scores from 0 out of 10 through 10 out of 10.
6. COMP HIP KNEE - Hip and Knee Replacement Complications
This measure relates to complications following hip or knee replacement procedures.
- COMP HIP KNEE Achievement Threshold
- The performance threshold used to determine achievement points for the complication measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value. The displayed bounds are 0.024 to 0.024.
- COMP HIP KNEE Benchmark
- The high-performance reference value used to calculate achievement points for this measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value. The displayed bounds are 0.017 to 0.017.
- COMP HIP KNEE Baseline Rate
- The complication rate recorded for the Hospital during the baseline period. You can enter a minimum and maximum rate. The displayed bounds are 0.011 to 0.102.
- COMP HIP KNEE Performance Rate
- The complication rate recorded for the Hospital during the performance period. You can enter a minimum and maximum rate. The displayed bounds are 0.014 to 0.080.
- COMP HIP KNEE Achievement Points
- Filter by the achievement score awarded for this measure. You can select scores from 0 out of 10 through 10 out of 10.
- COMP HIP KNEE Improvement Points
- Filter by the points awarded for improvement compared with baseline performance. You can select scores from 0 out of 9 through 9 out of 9.
- COMP HIP KNEE Measure Score
- Filter by the final score for this measure. You can select scores from 0 out of 10 through 10 out of 10.
How the scores work
For each measure, achievement points show how the Hospital performed against the achievement threshold and benchmark. Improvement points show how much its performance improved compared with its baseline period. The measure score is the higher of the two scores.
The numeric fields use minimum and maximum inputs to narrow the range of results. The achievement, improvement, and measure score fields use selectable score options rather than numeric range inputs.
The HVBP Clinical Outcomes Domain Scores section lets you filter Hospitals by fiscal year and by all the available data for six clinical outcome measures: thresholds, benchmarks, baseline rates, performance rates, achievement points, improvement points, and final measure scores.
The Hospital Value-Based Purchasing (HVBP) Total Performance Score section helps you find Hospitals based on their scores across the different quality and performance domains used in CMS's Hospital Value-Based Purchasing Program.
You can search and filter using the following fields.
- Fiscal Year
- Find Hospitals based on the fiscal year of the reported performance data. You can enter a minimum and maximum year. For example, 2026 as both the minimum and maximum.
- Unweighted Normalized Clinical Outcomes Domain Score
- Filter by the Hospital's normalized score for the clinical outcomes domain before applying its domain weighting. This domain relates to clinical outcomes, including mortality and complications. You can enter a minimum and maximum score, shown as 0 to 100.
- Weighted Normalized Clinical Outcomes Domain Score
- Filter by the clinical outcomes domain score after applying its weighting in the overall HVBP scoring calculation. You can enter a minimum and maximum score, shown as 0 to 27.778.
- Unweighted Person and Community Engagement Domain Score
- Filter by the Hospital's normalized score for the person and community engagement domain before applying its domain weighting. You can enter a minimum and maximum score, shown as 0 to 100.
- Weighted Person and Community Engagement Domain Score
- Filter by the person and community engagement score after applying its weighting in the overall HVBP scoring calculation. You can enter a minimum and maximum score, shown as 0 to 33.333.
- Unweighted Normalized Safety Domain Score
- Filter by the Hospital's normalized score for the safety domain before applying its domain weighting. You can enter a minimum and maximum score, shown as 0 to 100.
- Weighted Safety Domain Score
- Filter by the safety domain score after applying its weighting in the overall HVBP scoring calculation. You can enter a minimum and maximum score, shown as 0 to 33.333.
- Unweighted Normalized Efficiency and Cost Reduction Domain Score
- Filter by the Hospital's normalized score for the efficiency and cost reduction domain before applying its domain weighting. You can enter a minimum and maximum score, shown as 0 to 100.
- Weighted Efficiency and Cost Reduction Domain Score
- Filter by the efficiency and cost reduction domain score after applying its weighting in the overall HVBP scoring calculation. You can enter a minimum and maximum score, shown as 0 to 33.333.
- Total Performance Score
- Filter by the Hospital's overall HVBP performance score, which summarizes its performance across the applicable domains. You can enter a minimum and maximum score. The displayed range is from 0 to 94.887.
The Hospital Value-Based Purchasing (HVBP) Total Performance Score section helps you find Hospitals based on their fiscal year, individual domain scores before and after weighting, and overall performance score.
The Inpatient Psychiatric Facility Quality Measure Data by Facility section helps you find and compare inpatient psychiatric facilities using measures related to patient safety, screening, substance use treatment, discharge planning, follow-up care, medication continuation, readmissions, and influenza immunization.
The measure-description fields let you select specific quality measures. Numeric fields have minimum and maximum inputs, while date fields let you narrow the results by reporting periods.
1. HBIPS-2 : Hours of Physical-Restraint Use
The HBIPS-2 Measure Description field lets you select the measure “Hours of physical-restraint use.”
- HBIPS 2 Overall Rate Per 1000
- The number of hours of physical restraint used per 1,000 patient days. You can enter a minimum and maximum rate, with the displayed range from 0 to 24.54.
- HBIPS 2 Overall Num
- The numerator used in calculating the restraint-use measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value, with the displayed range from 0 to 10,624.08.
- HBIPS 2 Overall Den
- The denominator used in calculating the rate, based on patient days included in the measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value, with the displayed range from 3 to 462,728.
- HBIPS 2 Overall Footnote
- Filter using the footnote value associated with the measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum footnote code, with the displayed range from 5 to 7.
2. HBIPS-3 : Hours of Seclusion Use
The HBIPS-3 Measure Description field lets you select the measure “Hours of seclusion use.”
- HBIPS 3 Overall Rate Per 1000
- The number of hours of seclusion used per 1,000 patient days. You can enter a minimum and maximum rate, with the displayed range from 0 to 39.54.
- HBIPS 3 Overall Num
- The numerator used in calculating the seclusion-use measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value, with the displayed range from 0 to 43,682.3.
- HBIPS 3 Overall Den
- The denominator used in calculating the rate, based on patient days included in the measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value, with the displayed range from 3 to 462,728.
- HBIPS 3 Overall Footnote
- Filter using the footnote value associated with the measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum footnote code, with the displayed range from 5 to 7.
3. SMD : Screening for Metabolic Disorders
The SMD Measure Description field lets you select “Screening for metabolic disorders (SMD).”
- SMD
- The percentage of eligible patients discharged on one or more antipsychotic medications who received the required screenings for metabolic conditions. You can enter a minimum and maximum percentage, with the displayed range from 0 to 100.
- SMD Denominator
- The number of eligible patients included in the screening measure's calculation. You can enter a minimum and maximum count, with the displayed range from 11 to 5,036.
- SMD Footnote
- Filter using the footnote value associated with the screening measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum footnote code, with the displayed range from 1 to 7.
4. SUB-2 and SUB-2a : Alcohol Use Brief Intervention
The SUB-2 / SUB-2a Measure Description field lets you select “Alcohol use brief intervention provided or offered.”
- SUB 2
- The percentage of eligible patients with unhealthy alcohol use who received or were offered a brief intervention during their inpatient stay. You can enter a minimum and maximum percentage, with the displayed range from 0 to 100.
- SUB 2 Denominator
- The number of eligible patients included in the SUB-2 calculation. You can enter a minimum and maximum count, with the displayed range from 11 to 1,851.
- SUB 2 Footnote
- Filter using the footnote value associated with SUB-2. You can enter a minimum and maximum footnote code, with the displayed range from 1 to 7.
- SUB 2a
- The percentage of eligible patients with unhealthy alcohol use who actually received a brief intervention during their inpatient stay. You can enter a minimum and maximum percentage, with the displayed range from 0 to 100.
- SUB 2a Denominator
- The number of eligible patients included in the SUB-2a calculation. You can enter a minimum and maximum count, with the displayed range from 11 to 823.
- SUB 2a Footnote
- Filter using the footnote value associated with SUB-2a. You can enter a minimum and maximum footnote code, with the displayed range from 1 to 7.
5. SUB-3 and SUB-3a : Alcohol and Other Drug Use Disorder Treatment
The SUB-3 / SUB-3a Measure Description field lets you select “Alcohol and other drug use disorder treatment provided or offered at discharge.”
- SUB 3
- The percentage of eligible patients who received or were offered alcohol and other drug use disorder treatment at discharge. You can enter a minimum and maximum percentage, with the displayed range from 0 to 100.
- SUB 3 Denominator
- The number of eligible patients included in the SUB-3 calculation. You can enter a minimum and maximum count, with the displayed range from 11 to 1,541.
- SUB 3 Footnote
- Filter using the footnote value associated with SUB-3. You can enter a minimum and maximum footnote code, with the displayed range from 1 to 7.
- SUB 3a
- The percentage of eligible patients who received alcohol and other drug use disorder treatment at discharge. You can enter a minimum and maximum percentage, with the displayed range from 0 to 100.
- SUB 3a Denominator
- The number of eligible patients included in the SUB-3a calculation. You can enter a minimum and maximum count, with the displayed range from 11 to 1,541.
- SUB 3a Footnote
- Filter using the footnote value associated with SUB-3a. You can enter a minimum and maximum footnote code, with the displayed range from 1 to 7.
6. TOB-3 and TOB-3a :Tobacco Use Treatment
The TOB-3 / TOB-3a Measure Description field lets you select “Tobacco use treatment provided or offered at discharge.”
- TOB 3
- The percentage of eligible patients who received or were offered tobacco use treatment at discharge. You can enter a minimum and maximum percentage, with the displayed range from 0 to 100.
- TOB 3 Denominator
- The number of eligible patients included in the TOB-3 calculation. You can enter a minimum and maximum count, with the displayed range from 11 to 1,704.
- TOB 3 Footnote
- Filter using the footnote value associated with TOB-3. You can enter a minimum and maximum footnote code, with the displayed range from 1 to 7.
- TOB 3a
- The percentage of eligible patients who received tobacco use treatment at discharge. You can enter a minimum and maximum percentage, with the displayed range from 0 to 100.
- TOB 3a Denominator
- The number of eligible patients included in the TOB-3a calculation. You can enter a minimum and maximum count, with the displayed range from 11 to 1,704.
- TOB 3a Footnote
- Filter using the footnote value associated with TOB-3a. You can enter a minimum and maximum footnote code, with the displayed range from 1 to 7.
7. TR-1 : Transition Record
The TR-1 Measure Description field lets you select “Transition record with specified elements received by discharged patients (TR1).”
- TR 1
- The percentage of discharged patients who received a transition record containing the specified information needed for follow-up care. You can enter a minimum and maximum percentage, with the displayed range from 0 to 100.
- TR 1 Denominator
- The number of eligible discharged patients included in the measure's calculation. You can enter a minimum and maximum count, with the displayed range from 11 to 7,605.
- TR 1 Footnote
- Filter using the footnote value associated with the transition-record measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum footnote code, with the displayed range from 1 to 7.
- Start Date
- Specify a date range for the beginning of the reporting period.
- End Date
- Specify a date range for the end of the reporting period.
8. FAPH : Follow-Up After Psychiatric Hospitalization
The FAPH Measure Description field lets you select the measure covering the percentage of patients receiving follow-up care within 30 days (FAPH-30) or within 7 days (FAPH-7) after psychiatric hospitalization.
- FAPH 30
- The percentage of eligible patients who received follow-up care within 30 days after discharge. You can enter a minimum and maximum percentage, with the displayed range from 3.1 to 96.8.
- FAPH 30 Denominator
- The number of eligible patients included in the 30-day follow-up calculation. You can enter a minimum and maximum count, with the displayed range from 40 to 482.
- FAPH 30 Footnote
- Filter using the footnote value associated with the 30-day follow-up measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum footnote code, with the displayed range from 1 to 29.
- FAPH 7
- The percentage of eligible patients who received follow-up care within 7 days after discharge. You can enter a minimum and maximum percentage, with the displayed range from 0 to 93.7.
- FAPH 7 Denominator
- The number of eligible patients included in the 7-day follow-up calculation. You can enter a minimum and maximum count, with the displayed range from 40 to 482.
- FAPH 7 Footnote
- Filter using the footnote value associated with the 7-day follow-up measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum footnote code, with the displayed range from 1 to 29.
- FAPH Measure Start Date
- Specify a date range for the beginning of the reporting period for the follow-up measures.
- FAPH Measure End Date
- Specify a date range for the end of the reporting period for the follow-up measures.
9. MedCont - Medication Continuation Following Inpatient Psychiatric Discharge
The MedCont Measure Desc field identifies the measure as “Medication Continuation Following Inpatient Psychiatric Discharge.”
- MedCont
- The reported percentage for the medication-continuation measure following discharge from an inpatient psychiatric facility. You can enter a minimum and maximum percentage, with the displayed range from 38.6 to 95.7.
- MedCont Denominator
- The number of eligible patients included in the medication-continuation calculation. You can enter a minimum and maximum count, with the displayed range from 75 to 865.
- MedCont Footnote
- Filter using the footnote value associated with the medication-continuation measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum footnote code, with the displayed range from 1 to 29.
- MedCont Measure Start Date
- Specify a date range for the beginning of the reporting period for the medication-continuation measure.
- MedCont Measure End Date
- Specify a date range for the end of the reporting period for the medication-continuation measure.
10. READM-30-IPF : 30-Day Readmissions
The READM-30-IPF Measure Desc field identifies the measure as “Patients readmitted to any hospital within 30 days of discharge from the inpatient psychiatric facility (READM-30-IPF).”
- READM-30-IPF Category
- Filter facilities by how their reported readmission rate compares with the national rate. Available options are Better Than the National Rate, No Different Than the National Rate, Number of Cases Too Small, and Worse Than the National Rate.
- READM-30-IPF Denominator
- The number of eligible cases included in the readmission calculation. You can enter a minimum and maximum count, with the displayed range from 25 to 1,120.
- READM-30-IPF Rate
- The reported 30-day readmission rate. You can enter a minimum and maximum rate, with the displayed range from 13 to 29.3.
- READM-30-IPF Lower Estimate
- The lower end of the estimate associated with the reported readmission rate. You can enter a minimum and maximum value, with the displayed range from 9.9 to 26.1.
- READM-30-IPF Higher Estimate
- The upper end of the estimate associated with the reported readmission rate. You can enter a minimum and maximum value, with the displayed range from 15.7 to 34.2.
- READM-30-IPF Footnote
- Filter using the footnote value associated with the readmission measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum footnote code, with the displayed range from 1 to 29.
- READM-30-IPF Start Date
- Specify a date range for the beginning of the reporting period for the readmission measure.
- READM-30-IPF End Date
- Specify a date range for the end of the reporting period for the readmission measure.
11. IMM-2 : Influenza Immunization
The IMM-2 Measure Description field lets you select “Influenza immunization (IPFQR-IMM-2).”
- IMM 2
- The percentage of eligible patients assessed for and given an influenza vaccination during the applicable flu season. You can enter a minimum and maximum percentage, with the displayed range from 0 to 100.
- IMM 2 Denominator
- The number of eligible patients included in the influenza-immunization calculation. You can enter a minimum and maximum count, with the displayed range from 11 to 3,563.
- IMM 2 Footnote
- Filter using the footnote value associated with the influenza-immunization measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum footnote code, with the displayed range from 1 to 7.
- Flu Season Start Date
- Specify a date range for the beginning of the flu season covered by the data.
- Flu Season End Date
- Specify a date range for the end of the flu season covered by the data.
The Inpatient Psychiatric Facility Quality Measure Data by Facility section lets you filter facilities by each individual quality measure, its reported rate or percentage, numerator and denominator values, footnote codes, readmission performance category, and the reporting dates associated with the data.
The OAS CAHPS Survey section helps you find Hospitals based on patients' reported experiences with outpatient and ambulatory surgery care. It includes information about staff professionalism, communication about procedures, facility ratings, willingness to recommend the facility, and survey participation.
You can search and filter using the following fields.
Patient Experience: Facilities and Staff
- Patients Who Reported That Staff Definitely Gave Care in a Professional Manner
- The percentage of patients who gave the most positive response about the professionalism of the staff. You can enter a minimum and maximum percentage, with the displayed range from 79 to 100.
- Patients Who Reported That Staff Somewhat Gave Care in a Professional Manner
- The percentage of patients who gave a somewhat positive response about staff professionalism. You can enter a minimum and maximum percentage, with the displayed range from 0 to 21.
- Patients Who Reported That Staff Did Not Give Care in a Professional Manner
- The percentage of patients who reported that staff did not provide care in a professional manner. You can enter a minimum and maximum percentage, with the displayed range from 0 to 8.
- Facilities and Staff Linear Mean Score
- The overall linear mean score for the facilities and staff patient-experience measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum score, with the displayed range from 87 to 100.
Patient Experience: Communication About the Procedure
- Patients Who Reported That Staff Definitely Communicated About Their Procedure
- The percentage of patients who gave the most positive response about staff communication concerning their procedure. You can enter a minimum and maximum percentage, with the displayed range from 68 to 100.
- Patients Who Reported That Staff Somewhat Communicated About Their Procedure
- The percentage of patients who gave a somewhat positive response about communication concerning their procedure. You can enter a minimum and maximum percentage, with the displayed range from 0 to 25.
- Patients Who Reported That Staff Did Not Communicate About Their Procedure
- The percentage of patients who reported that staff did not communicate adequately about their procedure. You can enter a minimum and maximum percentage, with the displayed range from 0 to 10.
- Communication About Your Procedure Linear Mean Score
- The overall linear mean score for the communication-about-procedure measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum score, with the displayed range from 79 to 100.
Patient Ratings of the Facility
- Patients Who Gave the Facility a Rating of 9 or 10 on a Scale From 0 to 10
- The percentage of patients who gave the facility one of the two highest ratings. You can enter a minimum and maximum percentage, with the displayed range from 51 to 100.
- Patients Who Gave the Facility a Rating of 7 or 8 on a Scale From 0 to 10
- The percentage of patients who gave the facility a rating of 7 or 8. You can enter a minimum and maximum percentage, with the displayed range from 0 to 44.
- Patients Who Gave the Facility a Rating of 0 to 6 on a Scale From 0 to 10
- The percentage of patients who gave the facility a rating between 0 and 6. You can enter a minimum and maximum percentage, with the displayed range from 0 to 17.
- Patients Rating of the Facility Linear Mean Score
- The overall linear mean score for patients' ratings of the facility. You can enter a minimum and maximum score, with the displayed range from 82 to 100.
Patient Recommendations
- Patients Who Reported Yes, They Would Definitely Recommend the Facility
- The percentage of patients who said they would definitely recommend the facility to others. You can enter a minimum and maximum percentage, with the displayed range from 37 to 100.
- Patients Who Reported Probably Yes, They Would Recommend the Facility
- The percentage of patients who said they would probably recommend the facility. You can enter a minimum and maximum percentage, with the displayed range from 0 to 59.
- Patients Who Reported No, They Would Not Recommend the Facility
- The percentage of patients who said they would not recommend the facility. You can enter a minimum and maximum percentage, with the displayed range from 0 to 26.
- Patients Recommending the Facility Linear Mean Score
- The overall linear mean score for the patient-recommendation measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum score, with the displayed range from 74 to 100.
Survey and Reporting Information
- Footnote
- Filter survey results using the available footnote codes. The selectable options are 1, 10, 11, 3, 3 and 10, 3 and 6, and 6. These codes provide additional context about the reported data.
- Number of Sampled Patients
- The number of patients selected to participate in the survey. You can enter a minimum and maximum count, with the displayed range from 66 to 7,909.
- Number of Completed Surveys
- The number of patients who completed the survey. You can enter a minimum and maximum count, with the displayed range from 25 to 1,781.
- Survey Response Rate Percent
- The percentage of sampled patients who completed the survey. You can enter a minimum and maximum percentage, with the displayed range from 4 to 65.
- Start Date
- Filter survey records by the start of the reporting period. You can enter a date range using the two date fields.
- End Date
- Filter survey records by the end of the reporting period. You can enter a date range using the two date fields.
For the numerical fields, you can enter minimum and maximum values to narrow your search. For the date fields, you can specify a date range to focus on a particular reporting period.
The OAS CAHPS Survey section helps you find Hospitals based on patients' reported experiences with outpatient and ambulatory surgery, including staff professionalism, communication, facility ratings, recommendations, and survey response information.
The Patient Survey HCAHPS Hospital section helps you find Hospitals based on patient feedback about their hospital experience. HCAHPS stands for Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems. The data includes survey questions, patient responses, star ratings, answer percentages, survey scores, response counts, and reporting dates.
You can search and filter using the following fields.
Survey Questions and Responses
- HCAHPS Question
- Search for a specific HCAHPS survey question using words or phrases from the question.
- HCAHPS Answer Description
- Search for a specific answer description associated with an HCAHPS survey question. This helps you find results based on the type of response patients gave.
- Patient Survey Star Rating
- Filter Hospitals by the star rating associated with their patient survey results. You can enter a minimum and maximum rating, with the available range from 1 to 5 stars.
- Patient Survey Star Rating Footnote
- Filter by the footnote codes associated with the patient survey star rating. The available options are 15, 19, 5, and 5 and 24.
- HCAHPS Answer Percent
- Filter by the percentage of patients who selected a particular answer to an HCAHPS survey question. You can enter a minimum and maximum percentage, with the available range from 0 to 100.
- HCAHPS Answer Percent Footnote
- Filter by the footnote codes associated with the reported answer percentage. You can search for and select from the available options:11010 and 1110 and 291119282933 and 113 and 655 and 2466 and 116 and 29
Survey Scores and Participation
- HCAHPS Linear Mean Value
- Filter by the linear mean score for the HCAHPS survey measure. This score summarizes patient responses for a particular survey measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value, with the available range from 55 to 100.
- Number of Completed Surveys
- Filter by the number of HCAHPS surveys completed by patients. You can enter a minimum and maximum count, with the available range from 25 to 11,713.
- Number of Completed Surveys Footnote
- Filter by the footnote codes associated with the completed survey count. You can search for and select from the available options:11010 and 1110 and 291119282933 and 113 and 655 and 2466 and 116 and 29
- Survey Response Rate Percent
- Filter by the percentage of sampled patients who completed the survey. You can enter a minimum and maximum percentage, with the available range from 3 to 74.
- Survey Response Rate Percent Footnote
- Filter by the footnote codes associated with the survey response rate. You can search for and select from the available options:11010 and 1110 and 291119282933 and 113 and 655 and 2466 and 116 and 29
Reporting Dates
- Start Date
- Filter survey results by the start of the reporting period. The two date inputs allow you to specify a date range.
- End Date
- Filter survey results by the end of the reporting period. The two date inputs allow you to specify a date range.
For numerical fields, enter minimum and maximum values to narrow your search. For the footnote fields, select the relevant codes. Use the date fields to focus on results from a particular reporting period.
The Patient Survey HCAHPS Hospital section helps you find Hospitals based on patient survey questions and responses, star ratings, answer percentages, average survey scores, survey participation, footnotes, and reporting dates.
The Promoting Interoperability Hospital section helps you find Hospitals based on whether they meet the criteria for promoting interoperability of electronic health records (EHRs) and the dates associated with the reported data.
You can search and filter using:
- Meets Criteria for Promoting Interoperability of EHRs
- Select Y to find Hospitals recorded as meeting the criteria for promoting interoperability of electronic health records.
- Start Date
- Filter records based on the start date of the reporting period. You can specify a date range using the two date fields.
- End Date
- Filter records based on the end date of the reporting period. You can specify a date range using the two date fields.
The Promoting Interoperability Hospital section helps you find Hospitals based on whether they meet the EHR interoperability criteria and the reporting dates associated with that information.
The Provider Information section within the Hospital filters helps you find and compare facilities based on their location, ownership, size, ratings, staffing, inspection history, quality measures, penalties, and other provider details.
1. Provider details and ownership
- Urban
- Filter by whether the provider is classified as urban. Available options are Yes and No.
- Ownership Type
- Search and filter by the provider's broad ownership category. The visible options include Government - County, Government - Federal, Government - Hospital District, Government - State, Non Profit - Church Related, Non Profit - Corporation, and Non Profit - Other. You can search the list to find a specific ownership type.
- Number of Certified Beds
- The number of beds the facility is certified to provide. You can enter a minimum and maximum count, with displayed bounds from 2 to 843.
- Average Number of Residents per Day
- The average number of residents at the facility each day. You can enter a minimum and maximum value, with displayed bounds from 1 to 733.1.
- Average Number of Residents per Day Footnote
- Filter by the footnote code associated with the average daily resident count. The displayed minimum and maximum are both 10.
- Provider Type
- Filter by the provider's program participation category. Available options are Medicaid, Medicare, and Medicare and Medicaid.
- Provider Resides in Hospital
- Filter by whether the provider is located within a hospital. Available options are Yes and No.
- Date First Approved to Provide Medicare and Medicaid Services
- Filter by the date the provider was first approved to provide Medicare and Medicaid services. You can enter a date.
2. Chain information and special designations
- Number of Facilities in Chain
- The number of facilities belonging to the same chain. You can enter a minimum and maximum value, with displayed bounds from 2 to 346.
- Chain Average Overall 5 Star Rating
- The average overall five-star rating across facilities in the chain. You can enter a minimum and maximum rating from 1 to 5.
- Chain Average Health Inspection Rating
- The average health inspection rating across facilities in the chain. You can enter a minimum and maximum rating from 1 to 5.
- Chain Average Staffing Rating
- The average staffing rating across facilities in the chain. You can enter a minimum and maximum rating from 1 to 5.
- Chain Average QM Rating
- The average Quality Measures rating across facilities in the chain. You can enter a minimum and maximum rating from 1 to 5.
- Continuing Care Retirement Community
- Filter by whether the facility is part of a continuing care retirement community. Available options are Yes and No.
- Special Focus Status
- Filter by special focus designation. The available options shown are SFF and SFF Candidate.
- Abuse Icon
- Filter by whether the provider has the abuse icon flag. Available options are Yes and No.
- Most Recent Health Inspection More Than 2 Years Ago
- Filter by whether the provider's most recent health inspection was more than two years ago. Available options are Yes and No.
- Provider Changed Ownership in Last 12 Months
- Filter by whether the provider changed ownership during the previous 12 months. Available options are Yes and No.
- With a Resident and Family Council
- Filter by the available resident and family council status. Options include Both and Resident.
- Automatic Sprinkler Systems in All Required Areas
- Filter by the reported sprinkler-system status. Available options are Data Not Available, Partial, and Yes.
3. Ratings
These fields help you filter providers by their overall rating, inspection results, staffing, and quality measures.
- Overall Rating
- The provider's overall five-star rating. You can enter a minimum and maximum rating from 1 to 5.
- Overall Rating Footnote
- Filter by the footnote code associated with the overall rating. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 1 to 18.
- Health Inspection Rating
- The provider's rating based on health inspections. You can enter a minimum and maximum rating from 1 to 5.
- Health Inspection Rating Footnote
- Filter by the footnote code associated with the health inspection rating. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 1 to 18.
- QM Rating
- The provider's Quality Measures rating, based on reported measures of care and outcomes. You can enter a minimum and maximum rating from 1 to 5.
- QM Rating Footnote
- Filter by the footnote code associated with the Quality Measures rating. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 1 to 20.
- Long Stay QM Rating
- The rating based on quality measures for residents with longer stays. You can enter a minimum and maximum rating from 1 to 5.
- Long Stay QM Rating Footnote
- Filter by the footnote code associated with the long-stay Quality Measures rating. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 1 to 20.
- Short Stay QM Rating
- The rating based on quality measures for residents with shorter stays. You can enter a minimum and maximum rating from 1 to 5.
- Short Stay QM Rating Footnote
- Filter by the footnote code associated with the short-stay Quality Measures rating. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 1 to 20.
- Staffing Rating
- The provider's five-star staffing rating. You can enter a minimum and maximum rating from 1 to 5.
- Staffing Rating Footnote
- Filter by the footnote code associated with the staffing rating. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 1 to 25.
- Reported Staffing Footnote
- Filter by footnote codes associated with reported staffing data. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 6 to 25.
- Physical Therapist Staffing Footnote
- Filter by footnote codes associated with physical therapist staffing data. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 6 to 23.
4. Reported staffing levels
These fields help you filter providers based on reported nursing and physical therapy staffing hours in relation to the number of residents.
- Reported Nurse Aide Staffing Hours per Resident per Day
- The reported nurse aide staffing hours per resident per day. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 13.741 hours.
- Reported LPN Staffing Hours per Resident per Day
- The reported licensed practical nurse (LPN) staffing hours per resident per day. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 4.95 hours.
- Reported RN Staffing Hours per Resident per Day
- The reported registered nurse (RN) staffing hours per resident per day. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 8.27 hours.
- Reported Licensed Staffing Hours per Resident per Day
- The reported staffing hours per resident per day for licensed nursing staff. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 9.996 hours.
- Reported Total Nurse Staffing Hours per Resident per Day
- The total reported nursing staff hours per resident per day. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0.002 to 16.601 hours.
- Total Number of Nurse Staff Hours per Resident per Day on the Weekend
- The total nursing staff hours per resident per day on weekends. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0.003 to 15.213 hours.
- Registered Nurse Hours per Resident per Day on the Weekend
- The registered nurse hours per resident per day on weekends. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 9.838 hours.
- Reported Physical Therapist Staffing Hours per Resident per Day
- The reported physical therapist staffing hours per resident per day. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 3.74 hours.
5. Staff turnover and case mix
- Total Nursing Staff Turnover
- The percentage of nursing staff who left during the reporting period. You can enter a minimum and maximum percentage from 0 to 100.
- Total Nursing Staff Turnover Footnote
- Filter by the footnote code associated with total nursing staff turnover. The displayed bounds are 26 to 27.
- Registered Nurse Turnover
- The percentage of registered nurses who left during the reporting period. You can enter a minimum and maximum percentage from 0 to 100.
- Registered Nurse Turnover Footnote
- Filter by the footnote code associated with registered nurse turnover. The displayed bounds are 26 to 27.
- Number of Administrators Who Have Left the Nursing Home
- The number of administrators who left the facility during the reporting period. You can enter a minimum and maximum count from 0 to 6.
- Administrator Turnover Footnote
- Filter by the footnote code associated with administrator turnover. The displayed bounds are 26 to 27.
- Nursing Case Mix Index
- An index reflecting the care needs and clinical complexity of the residents. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0.682 to 3.834.
- Nursing Case Mix Index Ratio
- The ratio associated with the nursing case mix index. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0.483 to 2.715.
6. Case-mix and adjusted staffing
Case-mix staffing values account for differences in residents' care needs. Adjusted staffing fields provide staffing measures adjusted for those needs.
- Case Mix Nurse Aide Staffing Hours per Resident per Day
- Case-mix-adjusted nurse aide staffing hours per resident per day. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 1.119 to 6.293 hours.
- Case Mix LPN Staffing Hours per Resident per Day
- Case-mix-adjusted LPN staffing hours per resident per day. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0.415 to 2.332 hours.
- Case Mix RN Staffing Hours per Resident per Day
- Case-mix-adjusted RN staffing hours per resident per day. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0.331 to 1.861 hours.
- Case Mix Total Nurse Staffing Hours per Resident per Day
- Total case-mix-adjusted nursing staff hours per resident per day. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 1.865 to 10.485 hours.
- Case Mix Weekend Total Nurse Staffing Hours per Resident per Day
- Total case-mix-adjusted nursing staff hours per resident per day on weekends. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 1.653 to 9.296 hours.
- Adjusted Nurse Aide Staffing Hours per Resident per Day
- Adjusted nurse aide staffing hours per resident per day. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 15.018 hours.
- Adjusted LPN Staffing Hours per Resident per Day
- Adjusted LPN staffing hours per resident per day. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 4.811 hours.
- Adjusted RN Staffing Hours per Resident per Day
- Adjusted RN staffing hours per resident per day. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 8.064 hours.
- Adjusted Total Nurse Staffing Hours per Resident per Day
- Adjusted total nursing staff hours per resident per day. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0.002 to 18.143 hours.
- Adjusted Weekend Total Nurse Staffing Hours per Resident per Day
- Adjusted total nursing staff hours per resident per day on weekends. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0.003 to 16.626 hours.
7. Health inspection and deficiency history
These fields cover standard health surveys, complaint-related deficiencies, revisit activity, and the scores associated with inspection findings.
Rating Cycle 1
- Rating Cycle 1 Standard Survey Health Date
- Filter by the date of the standard health survey in Rating Cycle 1.
- Rating Cycle 1 Total Number of Health Deficiencies
- The total number of health deficiencies recorded in this cycle. You can enter a minimum and maximum count from 0 to 113.
- Rating Cycle 1 Number of Standard Health Deficiencies
- The number of deficiencies identified during standard health surveys. You can enter a minimum and maximum count from 0 to 65.
- Rating Cycle 1 Number of Complaint Health Deficiencies
- The number of deficiencies associated with complaint investigations. You can enter a minimum and maximum count from 0 to 76.
- Rating Cycle 1 Health Deficiency Score
- The health deficiency score for this cycle. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 1,126.
- Rating Cycle 1 Number of Health Revisits
- The number of follow-up health inspections recorded during this cycle. You can enter a minimum and maximum count from 0 to 3.
- Rating Cycle 1 Health Revisit Score
- The score associated with health inspection revisits. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 648.
- Rating Cycle 1 Total Health Score
- The total health inspection score for this cycle. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 1,689.
Rating Cycles 2 and 3
- Rating Cycle 2 Standard Health Survey Date
- Filter by the date of the standard health survey for Rating Cycle 2.
- Rating Cycle 2 & 3 Total Number of Health Deficiencies
- The total number of health deficiencies recorded across the applicable cycles. You can enter a minimum and maximum count from 0 to 150.
- Rating Cycle 2 Number of Standard Health Deficiencies
- The number of standard health deficiencies recorded for Rating Cycle 2. You can enter a minimum and maximum count from 0 to 73.
- Rating Cycle 2 & 3 Number of Complaint Health Deficiencies
- The number of complaint-related health deficiencies across the applicable cycles. You can enter a minimum and maximum count from 0 to 130.
- Rating Cycle 2 & 3 Health Deficiency Score
- The health deficiency score across the applicable cycles. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 1,805.
- Rating Cycle 2 & 3 Number of Health Revisits
- The number of health inspection revisits recorded across the applicable cycles. You can enter a minimum and maximum count from 0 to 4.
- Rating Cycle 2 & 3 Health Revisit Score
- The score associated with health inspection revisits across the applicable cycles. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 897.
- Rating Cycle 2 & 3 Total Health Score
- The total health inspection score across the applicable cycles. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 1,952.
- Total Weighted Health Survey Score
- The overall weighted score derived from the provider's health survey findings. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 1,363.25.
8. Infection control citations and penalties
- Number of Citations from Infection Control Inspections
- The number of citations recorded during infection control inspections. You can enter a minimum and maximum count from 0 to 23.
- Number of Fines
- The number of fines imposed on the provider. You can enter a minimum and maximum count from 0 to 25.
- Total Amount of Fines in Dollars
- The total monetary value of fines imposed on the provider. You can enter a minimum and maximum amount from $0 to $973,967.
- Number of Payment Denials
- The number of payment denials recorded for the provider. You can enter a minimum and maximum count from 0 to 6.
- Total Number of Penalties
- The total number of penalties recorded for the provider. You can enter a minimum and maximum count from 0 to 26.
9. Location and processing information
- Location
- Search for a provider using a location description.
- Latitude
- Filter providers by geographic latitude. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 13.489 to 66.895.
- Longitude
- Filter providers by geographic longitude. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from -165.39 to 144.797.
- Geocoding Footnote
- Filter by the footnote code associated with the geographic location data. The displayed minimum and maximum are both 22.
- Processing Date
- Select a processing date associated with the data. The available option is July 1, 2026.
The Provider Information section within the Hospital filters lets you search and narrow provider records using ownership, size, ratings, staffing, survey and inspection history, deficiencies, penalties, and location. Numeric fields allow minimum and maximum values, while other fields use dates, Yes/No options, or selectable lists.
The Hospital Provider Cost Report section helps you find and compare Hospitals using their annual CMS cost-report data. This includes facility characteristics, patient utilization, staffing, operating expenses, assets and liabilities, Medicare reimbursement, and financial performance. CMS collects this information through annual cost reports submitted by Medicare-certified institutional providers.
You can search and filter using the following fields. For numerical fields, you can enter a minimum and maximum value to narrow the results.
1. Report identification and classification
- Rpt Rec Num
- The report number assigned by CMS to an individual cost report. You can filter by a minimum and maximum report number, from 747,534 to 807,303.
- Medicare CBSA Number
- The numeric identifier for the Core-Based Statistical Area associated with the Hospital. It identifies the metropolitan or micropolitan geographic area used in the cost-report data. You can filter by a minimum and maximum value, from 10,180 to 99,966.
- Rural Versus Urban
- Filter Hospitals by their rural or urban classification. The available options are R for rural and U for urban.
- Provider Type
- Filter by the type of hospital services provided. The field accepts a minimum and maximum code, from 1 to 12. The codes correspond to General Short-Term Hospitals, General Long-Term Hospitals, Cancer Hospitals, Psychiatric Hospitals, Rehabilitation Hospitals, Religious Non-Medical Health Care Institutions, Children's Hospitals, a reserved code, Other, Extended Neoplastic Disease Care, Indian Health Services, and Rural Emergency Hospitals.
- Type of Control
- Filter by the type of ownership or control under which the Hospital operates. You can enter a minimum and maximum code, from 1 to 13. The codes cover voluntary nonprofit organizations, proprietary or for-profit organizations, and government-controlled hospitals, including federal, state, county, city, and hospital district facilities.
- Fiscal Year Begin Date
- Filter by the beginning date of the Hospital's cost-reporting fiscal year. You can enter a date range using the two date inputs.
- Fiscal Year End Date
- Filter by the ending date of the Hospital's cost-reporting fiscal year. You can enter a date range using the two date inputs.
2. Staffing and residency information
- FTE Employees on Payroll
- The number of full-time-equivalent employees on the Hospital's payroll during the reporting period. This reflects employee workload converted into full-time equivalents rather than simply counting individual employees. You can filter from 0.05 to 295,330.13.
- Number of Interns and Residents FTE
- The number of full-time-equivalent medical interns and residents in qualifying training programs. You can filter from 0 to 1,968.
3. Patient days, beds, and discharges
These fields describe Hospital utilization, including how many inpatient days were recorded, how many beds were available, and how many patients were discharged.
For the program-specific fields, Title XVIII refers to Medicare and Title XIX refers to Medicaid. Title V is reported as a separate program category in the cost-report data.
- Total Days Title V
- The number of inpatient days or applicable visits reported under Title V. You can filter from 1 to 59,573.
- Total Days Title XVIII
- The number of inpatient days or applicable visits reported under Title XVIII (Medicare). You can filter from 1 to 208,248.
- Total Days Title XIX
- The number of inpatient days or applicable visits reported under Title XIX (Medicaid). You can filter from 1 to 183,050.
- Total Days V XVIII XIX Unknown
- The combined number of inpatient days reported across Title V, Title XVIII, Title XIX, and unknown program categories. You can filter from 1 to 911,866.
- Number of Beds
- The number of beds available for patient use at the end of the cost-reporting period. You can filter from 1 to 2,850.
- Total Bed Days Available
- The total number of bed-days available during the reporting period, calculated using the number of available beds and the number of days they were available. You can filter from 26 to 1,040,250.
- Total Discharges Title V
- The number of patient discharges reported under Title V. You can filter from 1 to 4,369.
- Total Discharges Title XVIII
- The number of patient discharges reported under Title XVIII (Medicare). You can filter from 1 to 30,431.
- Total Discharges Title XIX
- The number of patient discharges reported under Title XIX (Medicaid). You can filter from 1 to 18,361.
- Total Discharges V XVIII XIX Unknown
- The combined number of discharges across Title V, Title XVIII, Title XIX, and unknown program categories. You can filter from 1 to 157,121.
- Number of Beds Total for All Subproviders
- The total number of beds reported across the Hospital and its associated subproviders. You can filter from 2 to 5,121.
Adult and pediatric utilization
The following fields focus specifically on adult and pediatric services, rather than the broader hospital totals.
- Hospital Total Days Title V for Adults/Peds
- The number of inpatient days or applicable visits for adult and pediatric services reported under Title V. You can filter from 1 to 39,306.
- Hospital Total Days Title XVIII for Adults/Peds
- The number of inpatient days or applicable visits for adult and pediatric services reported under Medicare. You can filter from 1 to 177,055.
- Hospital Total Days Title XIX for Adults/Peds
- The number of inpatient days or applicable visits for adult and pediatric services reported under Medicaid. You can filter from 1 to 183,050.
- Hospital Total Days V XVIII XIX Unknown for Adults/Peds
- The combined number of inpatient days across Title V, Title XVIII, Title XIX, and unknown categories for adult and pediatric services. You can filter from 1 to 689,552.
- Hospital Number of Beds for Adults/Peds
- The number of beds available for adult and pediatric patients. You can filter from 1 to 2,303.
- Hospital Total Bed Days Available for Adults/Peds
- The total bed-days available for adult and pediatric patients during the reporting period. You can filter from 26 to 840,595.
- Hospital Total Discharges Title V for Adults/Peds
- The number of adult and pediatric patient discharges reported under Title V. You can filter from 1 to 4,369.
- Hospital Total Discharges Title XVIII for Adults/Peds
- The number of adult and pediatric patient discharges reported under Medicare. You can filter from 1 to 30,431.
- Hospital Total Discharges Title XIX for Adults/Peds
- The number of adult and pediatric patient discharges reported under Medicaid. You can filter from 1 to 18,361.
- Hospital Total Discharges V XVIII XIX Unknown for Adults/Peds
- The combined number of adult and pediatric discharges across Title V, Title XVIII, Title XIX, and unknown categories. You can filter from 1 to 157,121.
4. Charity care, uncompensated care, and hospital costs
These fields provide information about financial assistance, unpaid care, salaries, operating costs, and charges reported by the Hospital.
- Cost of Charity Care
- The reported cost of care provided to patients who qualify for charity care. You can filter from $88 to $819,204,618.
- Total Bad Debt Expense
- The cost of patient bills written off or expected to be written off because they are unlikely to be collected. You can filter from -$950,152 to $379,840,034.
- Cost of Uncompensated Care
- The reported cost of care for which the Hospital does not receive compensation, excluding Medicare-related uncompensated care in this field's CMS definition. You can filter from -$887,455 to $850,482,671.
- Total Unreimbursed and Uncompensated Care
- The combined reported cost of care that was not reimbursed or compensated. You can filter from -$887,455 to $859,893,759.
- Total Salaries From Worksheet A
- The total salary expense reported in Worksheet A of the Hospital cost report. You can filter from $1 to $4,594,440,930.
- Overhead Non Salary Costs
- The total non-salary overhead expenses reported in the Hospital's cost report. You can filter from -$11,723,333 to $6,142,617,725.
- Depreciation Cost
- The depreciation expense reported for Hospital assets over the reporting period. You can filter from -$167,914,063 to $470,362,352.
- Total Costs
- The total Hospital costs reported in the cost report. You can filter from $758,432 to $7,921,779,632.
- Inpatient Total Charges
- The total gross charges reported for inpatient services, including applicable charity-care charges. You can filter from $486 to $24,474,317,002.
- Outpatient Total Charges
- The total gross charges reported for outpatient services, including applicable charity-care charges. You can filter from $21 to $23,371,118,395.
- Combined Outpatient Inpatient Total Charges
- The combined gross charges for inpatient and outpatient services. You can filter from $7,344 to $45,115,040,778.
5. Wage-related costs and adjusted salaries
- Wage Related Costs Core
- The total core wage-related costs reported by the Hospital. You can filter from $1 to $884,198,260.
- Wage Related Costs RHC/FQHC
- Wage-related costs reported for Rural Health Clinic (RHC) and Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) services. You can filter from $35 to $20,464,116.
- Total Salaries Adjusted
- Hospital employee wages and salaries adjusted to include applicable vacation, holiday, sick leave, other paid time off, severance, and bonus pay. You can filter from $1 to $4,333,169,170.
- Contract Labor Direct Patient Care
- The total amount paid for contract labor providing direct patient care instead of work performed by Hospital employees. You can filter from $120 to $251,617,511.
- Wage Related Costs for Part A Teaching Physicians
- Wage-related costs reported for physicians providing teaching services under Medicare Part A. You can filter from $17 to $39,530,080.
- Wage Related Costs for Interns and Residents
- Wage-related costs associated with interns and residents. You can filter from $25 to $47,676,549.
6. Cash, receivables, and current assets
These fields cover the Hospital's short-term financial resources, including cash, amounts owed to the Hospital, supplies, and other current assets.
- Cash on Hand and in Banks
- The amount of cash available to the Hospital, including bank deposits and other cash accounts. You can filter from -$3,253,155,074 to $3,464,243,679.
- Temporary Investments
- The value of short-term investments and marketable securities held by the Hospital. You can filter from -$142,440,812 to $2,461,496,759.
- Notes Receivable
- Amounts currently owed to the Hospital and documented through notes or other debt instruments. You can filter from -$188,418,447 to $1,843,268,226.
- Accounts Receivable
- Amounts owed to the Hospital for inpatient and outpatient services and other billable items. You can filter from -$3,260,069,890 to $5,124,840,517.
- Less Allowances for Uncollectible Notes and Accounts Receivable
- The estimated amount of receivables the Hospital does not expect to collect. This is generally recorded as a reduction in receivable assets. You can filter from -$5,066,675,726 to $4,005,198,500.
- Inventory
- The reported cost of unused Hospital supplies held in inventory. You can filter from -$1,297,701,235 to $206,146,000.
- Prepaid Expenses
- Expenses paid in advance that apply to a future accounting period. You can filter from -$59,923,804 to $347,279,424.
- Other Current Assets
- Current assets that do not fall into the other listed asset categories. You can filter from -$4,115,785,168 to $5,199,675,167.
- Total Current Assets
- The total of the Hospital's reported current assets. You can filter from -$2,975,734,085 to $62,814,406,585.
7. Property, equipment, and other assets
- Land
- The reported cost of land used in Hospital operations. You can filter from -$6,094,138 to $3,298,368,984.
- Land Improvements
- The reported cost of improvements to land used by the Hospital, such as roads, parking lots, sidewalks, and landscaping. You can filter from -$7,101,255 to $643,761,876.
- Buildings
- The reported cost of buildings and building additions used in Hospital operations. You can filter from -$286,717,827 to $9,176,462,000.
- Leasehold Improvements
- The reported cost of improvements made to leased property used in Hospital operations. You can filter from -$30,725,072 to $2,348,827,678.
- Fixed Equipment
- The reported cost of equipment attached to the building or otherwise treated as fixed equipment. Examples include building systems and permanently installed equipment. You can filter from -$481,917,598 to $1,961,235,356.
- Major Movable Equipment
- The reported cost of major movable equipment used in Hospital operations. You can filter from -$112,232,095 to $2,560,427,000.
- Minor Equipment Depreciable
- The reported cost of depreciable movable equipment classified as minor equipment. You can filter from -$73,760,466 to $903,079,692.
- Health Information Technology Designated Assets
- The reported value of assets designated as health information technology assets. You can filter from -$8,971,742 to $1,077,778,121.
- Total Fixed Assets
- The total reported value of the Hospital's fixed assets. You can filter from -$856,326,443 to $5,919,233,000.
- Investments
- The reported cost of investments purchased with Hospital funds and the fair market value of donated securities at the time of donation. You can filter from -$193,907,064 to $11,863,519,000.
- Other Assets
- Assets not included in the listed current or fixed asset categories. These may include intangible assets or other organizational assets. You can filter from -$1,795,061,243 to $83,476,408,692.
- Total Other Assets
- The total reported value of the Hospital's other assets. You can filter from -$1,795,061,243 to $83,476,408,692.
- Total Assets
- The reported total value of the Hospital's assets, including current, fixed, and other assets. You can filter from -$968,510,846 to $85,314,853,637.
8. Current and long-term liabilities
These fields cover amounts the Hospital owes to suppliers, employees, lenders, and other parties.
- Accounts Payable
- Amounts the Hospital owes to suppliers and other creditors for purchased supplies and services. You can filter from -$3,935,744,777 to $7,195,673,107.
- Salaries Wages and Fees Payable
- Amounts owed or estimated to be owed for salaries, wages, and fees. You can filter from -$845,394,742 to $1,245,445,000.
- Payroll Taxes Payable
- Amounts owed for payroll taxes, withholding, and other payroll-related deductions. You can filter from -$164,896,590 to $461,073,710.
- Notes and Loans Payable Short Term
- Short-term notes and loans due within the next 12 months. You can filter from -$147,615,855 to $1,278,060,894.
- Deferred Income
- Income received or accrued for services to be provided in a future accounting period. You can filter from -$26,156,602 to $735,141,762.
- Other Current Liabilities
- Current liabilities that do not fall into the other listed short-term liability categories. You can filter from -$1,169,907,115 to $8,742,948,904.
- Total Current Liabilities
- The total reported current liabilities of the Hospital. You can filter from -$3,868,764,920 to $62,019,035,104.
- Mortgage Payable
- The reported amount owed on mortgages. You can filter from -$845,887,691 to $3,821,461,000.
- Notes Payable
- The amount owed under notes payable, excluding amounts separately classified in other liability categories. You can filter from -$130,838,976 to $2,738,656,570.
- Unsecured Loans
- The reported amount owed under unsecured loans. You can filter from -$4,847,969,886 to $4,481,700,000.
- Other Long Term Liabilities
- Long-term liabilities that do not fall into the other listed categories. You can filter from -$3,215,797,704 to $82,970,100,356.
- Total Long Term Liabilities
- The total reported long-term liabilities of the Hospital. You can filter from -$4,815,048,869 to $84,488,738,690.
- Total Liabilities
- The total reported liabilities of the Hospital, covering current and long-term obligations. You can filter from -$4,727,631,134 to $84,785,922,842.
- General Fund Balance
- The reported balance in the Hospital's general fund. You can filter from -$1,685,226,884 to $14,259,054,000.
- Total Fund Balances
- The total reported balance across the Hospital's funds. You can filter from -$1,685,226,884 to $15,725,084,962.
- Total Liabilities and Fund Balances
- The combined reported total of liabilities and fund balances. You can filter from -$979,538,356 to $85,314,853,637.
9. Medicare reimbursement and payment adjustments
- DRG Amount as per Previous Fiscal Year's Rates and Weights
- The reported Diagnosis-Related Group (DRG) payment amount calculated using the previous fiscal year's rates and weights. You can filter from $3,956 to $378,530,853.
- DRG Amount as per Current Fiscal Year's Updated Rates and Weights
- The reported DRG payment amount calculated using the current fiscal year's updated rates and weights. You can filter from $1 to $415,604,675.
- Disproportionate Share Adjustment
- The reported Medicare Disproportionate Share Hospital (DSH) payment adjustment, which supports hospitals serving larger numbers of low-income patients. You can filter from $61 to $34,433,350.
- Allowable DSH Percentage
- The allowable Disproportionate Share Hospital percentage used in calculating the adjustment. You can filter from 0 to 1.
- Managed Care Simulated Payments
- Simulated Medicare payment amounts used to calculate certain reimbursement adjustments for managed care patients. You can filter from $3,763 to $459,437,160.
- Total IME Payment
- The total reported Indirect Medical Education (IME) payment. You can filter from $203 to $166,978,368.
10. Patient revenue, expenses, and income
These fields summarize the Hospital's revenue from patient services, contractual adjustments, operating expenses, and income.
- Inpatient Revenue
- The reported revenue attributed to inpatient services. You can filter from $1 to $24,613,871,481.
- Outpatient Revenue
- The reported revenue attributed to outpatient services. You can filter from $2 to $23,371,118,395.
- Total Patient Revenue
- The total reported revenue from patient services before the specified deductions. You can filter from $1 to $45,115,040,778.
- Less Contractual Allowance and Discounts on Patients Accounts
- The amounts deducted from patient revenue, including contractual adjustments, discounts, charity discounts, and other deductions. You can filter from -$16,575,081 to $36,983,848,465.
- Net Patient Revenue
- Patient revenue after the reported contractual allowances, discounts, and other applicable deductions. You can filter from -$3,147,620,615 to $9,309,983,652.
- Less Total Operating Expense
- The total operating expenses reported by the Hospital. You can filter from -$4,060,254 to $9,818,337,999.
- Net Income From Service to Patients
- The amount remaining after subtracting the reported operating expenses from net patient revenue. You can filter from -$3,979,087,577 to $2,220,031,956.
- Total Other Income
- Other income reported outside the principal patient-service income calculation. You can filter from -$1,693,179,939 to $2,658,138,094.
- Total Income
- The total reported income combining net income from patient services and other income. You can filter from -$3,955,819,771 to $2,224,170,590.
- Total Other Expenses
- Other expenses reported in the Hospital's statement of revenues and expenses. You can filter from -$1,234,801,058 to $691,636,153.
- Net Income
- The final reported net income or loss after accounting for total income and other expenses. You can filter from -$3,955,819,771 to $2,224,170,590.
- Cost To Charge Ratio
- The ratio of reported Hospital costs to total charges. It helps show how the Hospital's costs compare with the charges it reports. You can filter from 0 to 3,110.668.
11. Medicaid and CHIP revenue and charges
- Net Revenue From Medicaid
- The reported net revenue received or expected for covered Medicaid services during the cost-reporting period. You can filter from -$20,898,919 to $3,300,915,069.
- Medicaid Charges
- The total reported charges for services covered under Medicaid during the reporting period. You can filter from $1 to $9,319,141,186.
- Net Revenue From Stand Alone CHIP
- The reported net revenue from a stand-alone Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP), separate from Medicaid. You can filter from -$31,023 to $45,989,298.
- Stand Alone CHIP Charges
- The total reported charges for services covered under stand-alone CHIP. You can filter from $212 to $891,713,437.
The Hospital Provider Cost Report section lets you filter Hospitals using their CMS cost-report records, covering report identifiers, hospital classification, fiscal years, beds and patient activity, staffing, operating costs, assets, liabilities, Medicare reimbursement, revenue, and income.
The minimum and maximum values above are the displayed bounds. Some financial fields include negative values, which can occur in reported accounting data because of adjustments, credits, or other reporting entries. These values should be interpreted as the bounds in the source data rather than assuming every amount is a positive cash balance.
The Hospital Readmissions Reduction Program (HRRP) section helps you find Hospitals based on their 30-day readmission performance for specific medical conditions and procedures. It includes the number of discharges and readmissions, predicted and expected readmission rates, excess readmission ratios, footnotes, and reporting dates. CMS uses these measures to assess whether Hospitals have more unplanned readmissions than expected.
You can search and filter using the following fields.
1. Measure Name
Measure Name lets you select the specific 30-day readmission measure you want to examine. The available options are:
- READM-30-AMI-HRRP
- 30-day readmissions following hospitalization for a heart attack (acute myocardial infarction).
- READM-30-CABG-HRRP
- 30-day readmissions following coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) surgery.
- READM-30-COPD-HRRP
- 30-day readmissions following hospitalization for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).
- READM-30-HF-HRRP
- 30-day readmissions following hospitalization for heart failure.
- READM-30-HIP-KNEE-HRRP
- 30-day readmissions following elective hip or knee replacement surgery.
- READM-30-PN-HRRP
- 30-day readmissions following hospitalization for pneumonia.
Select one or more measures to narrow the results to the conditions or procedures relevant to your search. These measures focus on unplanned readmissions within 30 days of discharge.
2. Number of Discharges
Number of Discharges is the number of eligible patient discharges included in the selected readmission measure.
You can enter a minimum and maximum value to find Hospitals based on the number of eligible discharges. The displayed range is from 0 to 5,872.
3. Footnote
Footnote identifies additional notes or qualifications associated with the reported readmission data. These codes may provide context about how a result should be interpreted or whether information is limited.
You can enter a minimum and maximum footnote code. The displayed range is from 0 to 29.
4. Excess Readmission Ratio
Excess Readmission Ratio compares the Hospital's predicted readmission rate with the expected readmission rate for a hospital with a similar patient population.
The ratio is calculated by dividing the predicted readmission rate by the expected readmission rate. A ratio above 1 indicates more readmissions than expected, while a ratio below 1 indicates fewer than expected.
You can enter a minimum and maximum ratio to narrow your search. The displayed range is from 0.47 to 1.63.
5. Predicted Readmission Rate
Predicted Readmission Rate is the estimated 30-day readmission rate for the Hospital, accounting for the characteristics and health conditions of its patients.
You can enter a minimum and maximum rate to find Hospitals within a particular range. The displayed range is from 1.908 to 28.164.
6. Expected Readmission Rate
Expected Readmission Rate is the readmission rate expected for a typical hospital with a similar patient population. It provides the comparison rate used to calculate the Excess Readmission Ratio.
You can enter a minimum and maximum rate to narrow your search. The displayed range is from 3.088 to 26.865.
7. Number of Readmissions
Number of Readmissions is the number of readmissions recorded for the selected measure.
You can enter a readmission count in the input field to search for records associated with that count.
8. Start Date
Start Date lets you filter records based on the beginning of the reporting period for the selected readmission measure.
The two date inputs allow you to specify a date range for the start date.
9. End Date
End Date lets you filter records based on the end of the reporting period for the selected readmission measure.
The two date inputs allow you to specify a date range for the end date.
The Hospital Readmissions Reduction Program (HRRP) section helps you find Hospitals based on specific readmission measures, the number of eligible discharges and readmissions, predicted and expected readmission rates, excess readmission ratios, and reporting dates. You can use minimum and maximum values to narrow numerical fields and select the relevant measures to focus your search.
The Hospital Value-Based Purchasing (HVBP) Person and Community Engagement Domain Scores (HCAHPS) section helps you find Hospitals based on patient experiences reported through the Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (HCAHPS) survey.
The data covers eight dimensions of hospital experience: communication with nurses, communication with doctors, responsiveness of hospital staff, care transition, communication about medicines, cleanliness and quietness of the hospital environment, discharge information, and overall hospital rating.
Each dimension includes floor values, achievement thresholds, benchmarks, baseline rates, performance rates, achievement points, improvement points, and dimension scores.
1. Fiscal Year
- Fiscal Year
- Filter Hospitals by the fiscal year associated with their HCAHPS performance data. You can enter a minimum and maximum year.
2. Communication With Nurses
This dimension covers patients' experiences communicating with nurses, including whether nurses listen carefully, explain things clearly, and treat patients with courtesy and respect.
- Communication With Nurses Floor
- The floor is the reference value associated with the lowest performance level for this dimension. You can select 55.23%.
- Communication With Nurses Achievement Threshold
- The performance threshold used to determine achievement points. You can select 76.41%.
- Communication With Nurses Benchmark
- The high-performance reference value used to calculate achievement points. You can select 85.57%.
- Communication With Nurses Baseline Rate
- The Hospital's communication-with-nurses rate during the baseline period. Enter a baseline rate to filter Hospitals.
- Communication With Nurses Performance Rate
- The Hospital's communication-with-nurses rate during the performance period. Enter a performance rate to filter Hospitals.
- Communication With Nurses Achievement Points
- Filter by the achievement points awarded for this dimension. You can search and select scores from 0 out of 10 through 10 out of 10.
- Communication With Nurses Improvement Points
- Filter by the points awarded for improvement compared with the Hospital's baseline performance. You can search and select scores from 0 out of 9 through 9 out of 9.
- Communication With Nurses Dimension Score
- Filter by the final score for this dimension. You can enter a minimum and maximum score from 0 to 10.
3. Communication With Doctors
This dimension covers patients' experiences communicating with doctors, including whether doctors listen carefully, explain things clearly, and treat patients with courtesy and respect.
- Communication With Doctors Floor
- The floor is the reference value associated with the lowest performance level for this dimension. You can select 58.04%.
- Communication With Doctors Achievement Threshold
- The performance threshold used to determine achievement points. You can select 76.83%.
- Communication With Doctors Benchmark
- The high-performance reference value used to calculate achievement points. You can select 85.93%.
- Communication With Doctors Baseline Rate
- The Hospital's communication-with-doctors rate during the baseline period. Enter a baseline rate to filter Hospitals.
- Communication With Doctors Performance Rate
- The Hospital's communication-with-doctors rate during the performance period. Enter a performance rate to filter Hospitals.
- Communication With Doctors Achievement Points
- Filter by the achievement points awarded for this dimension. You can search and select scores from 0 out of 10 through 10 out of 10.
- Communication With Doctors Improvement Points
- Filter by the points awarded for improvement compared with the Hospital's baseline performance. You can search and select scores from 0 out of 9 through 9 out of 9.
- Communication With Doctors Dimension Score
- Filter by the final score for this dimension. You can enter a minimum and maximum score from 0 to 10.
4. Responsiveness Of Hospital Staff
This dimension measures how patients rate the responsiveness of hospital staff to their needs.
- Responsiveness Of Hospital Staff Floor
- The floor is the reference value associated with the lowest performance level for this dimension. You can select 36.52%.
- Responsiveness Of Hospital Staff Achievement Threshold
- The performance threshold used to determine achievement points. You can select 59.56%.
- Responsiveness Of Hospital Staff Benchmark
- The high-performance reference value used to calculate achievement points. You can select 77.19%.
- Responsiveness Of Hospital Staff Baseline Rate
- The Hospital's responsiveness-of-staff rate during the baseline period. Enter a baseline rate to filter Hospitals.
- Responsiveness Of Hospital Staff Performance Rate
- The Hospital's responsiveness-of-staff rate during the performance period. Enter a performance rate to filter Hospitals.
- Responsiveness Of Hospital Staff Achievement Points
- Filter by the achievement points awarded for this dimension. You can search and select scores from 0 out of 10 through 10 out of 10.
- Responsiveness Of Hospital Staff Improvement Points
- Filter by the points awarded for improvement compared with the Hospital's baseline performance. You can search and select scores from 0 out of 9 through 9 out of 9.
- Responsiveness Of Hospital Staff Dimension Score
- Filter by the final score for this dimension. You can enter a minimum and maximum score from 0 to 10.
5. Care Transition
This dimension measures patients' experiences with the transition from hospital care to care after discharge, including whether they understand their care plan and what to expect after leaving the hospital.
- Care Transition Floor
- The floor is the reference value associated with the lowest performance level for this dimension. You can select 19.98%.
- Care Transition Achievement Threshold
- The performance threshold used to determine achievement points. You can select 48.55%.
- Care Transition Benchmark
- The high-performance reference value used to calculate achievement points. You can select 60.85%.
- Care Transition Baseline Rate
- The Hospital's care-transition rate during the baseline period. Enter a baseline rate to filter Hospitals.
- Care Transition Performance Rate
- The Hospital's care-transition rate during the performance period. Enter a performance rate to filter Hospitals.
- Care Transition Achievement Points
- Filter by the achievement points awarded for this dimension. You can search and select scores from 0 out of 10 through 10 out of 10.
- Care Transition Improvement Points
- Filter by the points awarded for improvement compared with the Hospital's baseline performance. You can search and select scores from 0 out of 9 through 9 out of 9.
- Care Transition Dimension Score
- Filter by the final score for this dimension. You can enter a minimum and maximum score from 0 to 10.
6. Communication About Medicines
This dimension measures how well hospital staff communicate with patients about their medicines, including the purpose of medications and possible side effects.
- Communication About Medicines Floor
- The floor is the reference value associated with the lowest performance level for this dimension. You can select 39.27%.
- Communication About Medicines Achievement Threshold
- The performance threshold used to determine achievement points. You can select 58.06%.
- Communication About Medicines Benchmark
- The high-performance reference value used to calculate achievement points. You can select 70.11%.
- Communication About Medicines Baseline Rate
- The Hospital's communication-about-medicines rate during the baseline period. Enter a baseline rate to filter Hospitals.
- Communication About Medicines Performance Rate
- The Hospital's communication-about-medicines rate during the performance period. Enter a performance rate to filter Hospitals.
- Communication About Medicines Achievement Points
- Filter by the achievement points awarded for this dimension. You can search and select scores from 0 out of 10 through 10 out of 10.
- Communication About Medicines Improvement Points
- Filter by the points awarded for improvement compared with the Hospital's baseline performance. You can search and select scores from 0 out of 9 through 9 out of 9.
- Communication About Medicines Dimension Score
- Filter by the final score for this dimension. You can enter a minimum and maximum score from 0 to 10.
7. Cleanliness And Quietness Of Hospital Environment
This dimension measures patients' experiences of the cleanliness of the hospital environment and how quiet it is.
- Cleanliness And Quietness Of Hospital Environment Floor
- The floor is the reference value associated with the lowest performance level for this dimension. You can select 38.59%.
- Cleanliness And Quietness Of Hospital Environment Achievement Threshold
- The performance threshold used to determine achievement points. You can select 62.61%.
- Cleanliness And Quietness Of Hospital Environment Benchmark
- The high-performance reference value used to calculate achievement points. You can select 77.49%.
- Cleanliness And Quietness Of Hospital Environment Baseline Rate
- The Hospital's cleanliness-and-quietness rate during the baseline period. Enter a baseline rate to filter Hospitals.
- Cleanliness And Quietness Of Hospital Environment Performance Rate
- The Hospital's cleanliness-and-quietness rate during the performance period. Enter a performance rate to filter Hospitals.
- Cleanliness And Quietness Of Hospital Environment Achievement Points
- Filter by the achievement points awarded for this dimension. You can search and select scores from 0 out of 10 through 10 out of 10.
- Cleanliness And Quietness Of Hospital Environment Improvement Points
- Filter by the points awarded for improvement compared with the Hospital's baseline performance. You can search and select scores from 0 out of 9 through 9 out of 9.
- Cleanliness And Quietness Of Hospital Environment Dimension Score
- Filter by the final score for this dimension. You can enter a minimum and maximum score from 0 to 10.
8. Discharge Information
This dimension measures whether patients receive the information they need when leaving the hospital, including guidance about what to do after discharge.
- Discharge Information Floor
- The floor is the reference value associated with the lowest performance level for this dimension. You can select 63.22%.
- Discharge Information Achievement Threshold
- The performance threshold used to determine achievement points. You can select 85.54%.
- Discharge Information Benchmark
- The high-performance reference value used to calculate achievement points. You can select 91.10%.
- Discharge Information Baseline Rate
- The Hospital's discharge-information rate during the baseline period. Enter a baseline rate to filter Hospitals.
- Discharge Information Performance Rate
- The Hospital's discharge-information rate during the performance period. Enter a performance rate to filter Hospitals.
- Discharge Information Achievement Points
- Filter by the achievement points awarded for this dimension. You can search and select scores from 0 out of 10 through 10 out of 10.
- Discharge Information Improvement Points
- Filter by the points awarded for improvement compared with the Hospital's baseline performance. You can search and select scores from 0 out of 9 through 9 out of 9.
- Discharge Information Dimension Score
- Filter by the final score for this dimension. You can enter a minimum and maximum score from 0 to 10.
9. Overall Rating Of Hospital
This dimension measures patients' overall ratings of their hospital experience.
- Overall Rating Of Hospital Floor
- The floor is the reference value associated with the lowest performance level for this dimension. You can select 31.58%.
- Overall Rating Of Hospital Achievement Threshold
- The performance threshold used to determine achievement points. You can select 67.59%.
- Overall Rating Of Hospital Benchmark
- The high-performance reference value used to calculate achievement points. You can select 83.16%.
- Overall Rating Of Hospital Baseline Rate
- The Hospital's overall-rating rate during the baseline period. Enter a baseline rate to filter Hospitals.
- Overall Rating Of Hospital Performance Rate
- The Hospital's overall-rating rate during the performance period. Enter a performance rate to filter Hospitals.
- Overall Rating Of Hospital Achievement Points
- Filter by the achievement points awarded for this dimension. You can search and select scores from 0 out of 10 through 10 out of 10.
- Overall Rating Of Hospital Improvement Points
- Filter by the points awarded for improvement compared with the Hospital's baseline performance. You can search and select scores from 0 out of 9 through 9 out of 9.
- Overall Rating Of Hospital Dimension Score
- Filter by the final score for this dimension. You can enter a minimum and maximum score from 0 to 10.
10. Overall HCAHPS Scores
These fields summarize the Hospital's results across the HCAHPS dimensions used in the Person and Community Engagement domain.
- HCAHPS Base Score
- The base score calculated from the Hospital's achievement and improvement points across the HCAHPS dimensions. You can enter a minimum and maximum score from 0 to 80.
- HCAHPS Consistency Score
- The consistency score reflects how consistently the Hospital performs across the HCAHPS dimensions. You can enter a minimum and maximum score from 0 to 20.
The HVBP Person and Community Engagement Domain Scores (HCAHPS) section helps you find Hospitals based on eight patient-experience dimensions. For each dimension, you can filter by its floor, achievement threshold, benchmark, baseline rate, performance rate, achievement points, improvement points, and dimension score. You can also filter by fiscal year, HCAHPS base score, and consistency score.
- Measure Code
- Identifies a specific Medicare quality measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum code from 521 to 552.
- Resident Type
- Filter measures by the type of nursing home resident. You can select Long Stay or Short Stay.
- Adjusted Score
- The adjusted score reported for the quality measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 65.321.
- Observed Score
- The actual score recorded for the quality measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 61.538.
- Expected Score
- The score expected for the quality measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0.431 to 55.016.
- Footnote for Score
- Filters results by the footnote associated with a score. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 10.
- Used in Quality Measure Five Star Rating
- Shows whether the measure is used in the nursing home Five-Star Quality Rating System. You can select Y to filter for measures marked as being used in the rating.
- Measure Period
- Filters records by the period covered by the quality measure. The date range shown is January 1, 2025, to December 31, 2025.
- Location
- Filter records by location. Enter a location in the text field.
- Processing Date
- Filters records by the date the data was processed. The date option shown is July 1, 2026.
- Measure Name
- Select the measure Medicare hospital spending per patient (Medicare Spending per Beneficiary) to filter hospitals by this quality measure.
- Score
- Filters hospitals by their Medicare spending score per beneficiary. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0.54 to 1.43.
- Footnote
- Filters records by the footnote associated with the measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 1 to 29.
- Start Date
- Filters records by the measure's start date. Select the start and end dates using the calendar fields.
- End Date
- Filters records by the measure's end date. Select the start and end dates using the calendar fields.
- Score
- Filters hospitals by the score recorded for the selected measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 79.5.
- Footnote
- Filters records by the footnote associated with the measure. You can select 1, 1 and 23, 19, 23, 29, 5, or 7.
- Start Date
- Filters records by the measure's start date. Select a start and end date to define the date range.
- End Date
- Filters records by the measure's end date. Select a start and end date to define the date range.
These filters help you compare ambulatory surgical centers using patient feedback about staff professionalism, communication, facility ratings, and recommendations. They also include survey scores, patient counts, response rates, footnotes, and reporting dates.
- Patients Who Reported That Staff Definitely Gave Care in a Professional Way and the Facility Was Clean
- Measures the percentage of patients who said staff treated them professionally and the facility was clean. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 79 to 100.
- Patients Who Reported That Staff Somewhat Gave Care in a Professional Way or the Facility Was Somewhat Clean
- Measures the percentage of patients who felt staff were somewhat professional or the facility was somewhat clean. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 21.
- Patients Who Reported That Staff Did Not Give Care in a Professional Way or the Facility Was Not Clean
- Measures the percentage of patients who said staff were not professional or the facility was not clean. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 8.
- Facilities and Staff Linear Mean Score
- Measures the average score for patients' experiences with the facility's cleanliness and staff professionalism. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 87 to 100.
- Patients Who Reported That Staff Definitely Communicated About What to Expect During and After the Procedure
- Measures the percentage of patients who said staff clearly explained what to expect before and after their procedure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 68 to 100.
- Patients Who Reported That Staff Somewhat Communicated About What to Expect During and After the Procedure
- Measures the percentage of patients who felt staff explained what to expect only somewhat clearly. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 25.
- Patients Who Reported That Staff Did Not Communicate About What to Expect During and After the Procedure
- Measures the percentage of patients who said staff did not explain what to expect before and after their procedure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 10.
- Communication About Your Procedure Linear Mean Score
- Measures the average score for how well staff communicated about the procedure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 79 to 100.
- Patients Who Gave the Facility a Rating of 9 or 10 on a Scale From 0 to 10
- Measures the percentage of patients who gave the facility a high rating of 9 or 10, where 0 is the lowest rating and 10 is the highest. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 51 to 100.
- Patients Who Gave the Facility a Rating of 7 or 8 on a Scale From 0 to 10
- Measures the percentage of patients who rated the facility 7 or 8. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 44.
- Patients Who Gave the Facility a Rating of 0 to 6 on a Scale From 0 to 10
- Measures the percentage of patients who rated the facility between 0 and 6. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 17.
- Patients' Rating of the Facility Linear Mean Score
- Measures the average patient rating of the facility. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 82 to 100.
- Patients Who Reported Yes, They Would Definitely Recommend the Facility to Family or Friends
- Measures the percentage of patients who said they would definitely recommend the facility to family or friends. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 37 to 100.
- Patients Who Reported Probably Yes, They Would Recommend the Facility to Family or Friends
- Measures the percentage of patients who said they would probably recommend the facility. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 59.
- Patients Who Reported No, They Would Not Recommend the Facility to Family or Friends
- Measures the percentage of patients who said they would not recommend the facility. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 26.
- Patients Recommending the Facility Linear Mean Score
- Measures the average score for patients' likelihood of recommending the facility. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 74 to 100.
- Footnote
- Shows notes attached to survey results that explain specific details about the data. You can select 1, 10, 11, 3, 3,10, 3,6, or 6.
- Number of Sampled Patients
- Filters facilities by the number of patients selected to participate in the survey. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 66 to 7,909.
- Number of Completed Surveys
- Filters facilities by the number of patients who completed the survey. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 25 to 1,781.
- Survey Response Rate Percent
- Measures the percentage of sampled patients who completed the survey. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 4% to 65%.
- Start Date
- Filters records by when the survey reporting period began. Select the start and end dates to define the date range.
- End Date
- Filters records by when the survey reporting period ended. Select the start and end dates to define the date range.
- Role Played by Owner or Manager in Facility
- Identifies the role an owner or manager has at a healthcare facility. You can search for a role and select one or more of the following:5% or Greater Direct Ownership Interest5% or Greater Indirect Ownership Interest5% or Greater Mortgage Interest5% or Greater Security InterestADP of the SNFContracted Managing EmployeeCorporate DirectorCorporate OfficerDirect Ownership InterestGeneral Partnership InterestIndirect Ownership InterestIndividual Is an Owner, Partner or Trustee of Any ADP of the SNFLimited Partnership InterestManaging Control – Governing BodyOperational/Managerial ControlOwnership Data Not AvailableTrustee of the SNFW-2 Managing Employee
- Owner Type
- Filters records by whether the owner is an individual or an organization. You can select Individual or Organization.
- Owner Name
- Enter an owner's name to find facilities associated with that owner.
- Ownership Percentage
- Enter an ownership percentage to filter records based on the owner's share of the facility.
- Association Date
- Enter a date to filter records by when the owner or manager became associated with the facility.
- Location
- Enter a location to filter ownership records by location.
- Processing Date
- Filters records by the date the data was processed. You can select July 1, 2026.
- Hospital Type
- Filters results by hospital type. You can select Acute Care Hospitals.
- Measure Description
- Select one or more measures to filter hospitals by end-of-life care for patients with cancer:Proportion of patients who died from cancer and were admitted to hospice for less than 3 days.Proportion of patients who died from cancer and were admitted to the ICU in the last 30 days of life.Proportion of patients who died from cancer and were not admitted to hospice.Proportion of patients who died from cancer and received chemotherapy in the last 14 days of life.
- Total Cases
- Filters hospitals by the number of cases included in the measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 122 to 1,919.
- Rate
- Filters hospitals by the rate reported for the selected measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 3 to 47.4.
- Start Date
- Filters records by the start date of the reporting period. Select the start and end dates to define the date range.
- End Date
- Filters records by the end date of the reporting period. Select the start and end dates to define the date range.
- Measure Name
- Select the Hospital-Level Total Hip Arthroplasty/Total Knee Arthroplasty Patient-Reported Outcome-Based Performance Measure to filter hospitals by this measure of patient-reported outcomes after hip or knee replacement surgery.
- Voluntary Reporting
- Filter hospitals by whether they voluntarily reported data for the measure. You can select Yes or No.
- Score
- Filters hospitals by their score for the selected patient-reported outcome measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 100.
- Footnote
- Filters records by the footnote associated with the measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 5 to 19.
- Start Date
- Filters records by the beginning of the reporting period. Select the start and end dates to define the date range.
- End Date
- Filters records by the end of the reporting period. Select the start and end dates to define the date range.
- HCAHPS Question
- Search for a specific HCAHPS survey question about patients’ experiences with hospital care. Enter the question in the text field.
- HCAHPS Answer Description
- Search for a specific answer description associated with an HCAHPS survey question. Enter the answer description in the text field.
- Patient Survey Star Rating
- Filters results by the patient survey star rating. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 2 to 5.
- Patient Survey Star Rating Footnote
- Filters results by the footnote associated with the patient survey star rating. You can enter 15 as the minimum and maximum value.
- HCAHPS Answer Percent
- Filters results by the percentage of patients who gave a particular survey answer. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 97.
- HCAHPS Answer Percent Footnote
- Filters results by the footnote associated with the HCAHPS answer percentage. You can enter 6 as the minimum and maximum value.
- HCAHPS Linear Mean Value
- Filters results by the average score for a patient survey measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 74 to 97.
- Number of Completed Surveys
- Filters results by the number of completed patient surveys. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 93 to 2,848.
- Number of Completed Surveys Footnote
- Filters results by the footnote associated with the number of completed surveys. You can enter 6 as the minimum and maximum value.
- Survey Response Rate Percent
- Filters results by the percentage of patients who responded to the survey. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 14% to 35%.
- Survey Response Rate Percent Footnote
- Filters results by the footnote associated with the survey response rate. You can enter 6 as the minimum and maximum value.
- Start Date
- Filters records by the beginning of the reporting period. Select the start and end dates to define the date range.
- End Date
- Filters records by the end of the reporting period. Select the start and end dates to define the date range.
- Measure Name
- Select Abdomen CT Use of Contrast Material to filter hospitals by this imaging measure, which tracks the use of contrast material during abdominal CT scans.
- Score
- Filters hospitals by their score for the selected imaging measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0.9 to 40.1.
- Footnote
- Filters records by the footnote associated with the measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 1 to 7.
- Start Date
- Filters records by the beginning of the reporting period. Select the start and end dates to define the date range.
- End Date
- Filters records by the end of the reporting period. Select the start and end dates to define the date range.
- Condition
- Filters measures by the hospital department being evaluated. You can select Emergency Department.
- Measure Name
- Select one or more measures to evaluate how long patients spend in the emergency department:Average (median) time all patients spent in the emergency department before leaving, including psychiatric/mental health patients and patients transferred to another facility. A lower number of minutes is better.Average (median) time patients spent in the emergency department before being transferred to another facility. A lower number of minutes is better.Average (median) time patients spent in the emergency department before leaving, excluding patients transferred to another facility or psychiatric/mental health patients. A lower number of minutes is better.Average (median) time psychiatric/mental health patients spent in the emergency department before leaving. A lower number of minutes is better.
- Score
- Filters hospitals by the time recorded for the selected measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 58 to 382 minutes.
- Sample
- Filters hospitals by the number of cases included in the measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 1 to 882.
- Footnote
- Filters records by the footnotes associated with the measure. You can select 1, 1 and 3, 3, 3 and 7, 5, or 7.
- Start Date
- Filters records by the beginning of the reporting period. Select the start and end dates to define the date range.
- End Date
- Filters records by the end of the reporting period. Select the start and end dates to define the date range.
- Penalty Date
- Enter a date to filter records by when the penalty was issued or recorded.
- Penalty Type
- Filter records by the type of penalty. You can select Fine or Payment Denial.
- Fine Amount
- Filters records by the monetary amount of the fine. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 344 to 713,795.
- Payment Denial Start Date
- Enter a date to filter records by when the payment denial began.
- Payment Denial Length in Days
- Filters records by how long the payment denial lasted. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 1 to 458 days.
- Location
- Enter a location to filter penalty records by location.
- Processing Date
- Filters records by the date the data was processed. You can select July 1, 2026.
- Measure Name
- Select Rate of unplanned hospital visits after hospital outpatient surgery to filter hospitals by how often patients require an unexpected hospital visit after outpatient surgery.
- Compared to National
- Filters hospitals by how their results compare with the national benchmark. You can select No different than expected or Number of cases too small.
- Denominator
- Filters records by the number of cases used to calculate the measure's rate. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 5 to 31.
- Score
- Filters hospitals by the score reported for the measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value of 12.
- Lower Estimate
- Filters records by the lower estimate of the measure's result. You can enter a minimum and maximum value of 0.8.
- Higher Estimate
- Filters records by the higher estimate of the measure's result. You can enter a minimum and maximum value of 2.7.
- Footnote
- Filters records by the footnote associated with the measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 7.
- Start Date
- Filters records by the beginning of the reporting period. Select the start and end dates to define the date range.
- End Date
- Filters records by the end of the reporting period. Select the start and end dates to define the date range.
- Hospital Type
- Filters records by hospital type. You can select Acute Care Hospitals.
- Measure Name
- Search for a measure by name and select one or more measures to filter hospitals by healthcare-associated infections, infection rates, and vaccination coverage.
Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract Infections (CAUTI)
Central Line-Associated Bloodstream Infection (CLABSI)
Clostridium Difficile (C. Diff)
Influenza Vaccination Coverage among Healthcare Personnel
MRSA Bacteremia
COVID-19 Vaccination Coverage
Surgical Site Infections (SSI)
The measure names describe different aspects of infection and vaccination data. Actual Infections counts reported infections; Predicted Cases estimates the number expected based on patient risk; Number of Procedures counts relevant procedures; Patient Days counts the days patients spent in the hospital. SIR stands for Standardized Infection Ratio, which compares actual infections with the number expected. Adherence Rate measures vaccination coverage, while Denominator refers to the population or number of cases used to calculate the rate.
- Score
- Filters records by the numerical score associated with the selected measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 244,739.
- Footnote
- Filters records by footnotes associated with the measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 5 to 13.
- Start Date
- Filters records by the beginning of the reporting period. Select the start and end dates to define the date range.
- End Date
- Filters records by the end of the reporting period. Select the start and end dates to define the date range.
These filters help you find healthcare facilities based on their inspection history, health and fire safety deficiencies, survey dates, and location.
- Inspection Cycle
- Filters facilities by the inspection cycle number. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 1 to 3.
- Health Survey Date
- Filters facilities by the date of their health inspection. Enter a date to search for records associated with that survey date.
- Fire Safety Survey Date
- Filters facilities by the date of their fire safety inspection. Enter a date to search for records associated with that survey date.
- Total Number of Health Deficiencies
- Filters facilities by the total number of deficiencies identified during health inspections. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 113.
- Total Number of Fire Safety Deficiencies
- Filters facilities by the total number of deficiencies identified during fire safety inspections. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 42.
Health Survey Deficiencies
These filters help you find facilities based on specific types of issues identified during health inspections.
- Count of Freedom from Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation Deficiencies
- Filters by the number of deficiencies related to protecting residents from abuse, neglect, or exploitation. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 20.
- Count of Quality of Life and Care Deficiencies
- Filters by the number of deficiencies related to residents' quality of life and care. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 33.
- Count of Resident Assessment and Care Planning Deficiencies
- Filters by the number of deficiencies related to assessing residents' needs and planning their care. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 18.
- Count of Nursing and Physician Services Deficiencies
- Filters by the number of deficiencies related to nursing and physician services. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 12.
- Count of Resident Rights Deficiencies
- Filters by the number of deficiencies related to residents' rights. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 35.
- Count of Nutrition and Dietary Deficiencies
- Filters by the number of deficiencies related to nutrition and dietary services. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 15.
- Count of Pharmacy Service Deficiencies
- Filters by the number of deficiencies related to pharmacy services and medication management. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 15.
- Count of Environmental Deficiencies
- Filters by the number of deficiencies related to the facility's environment. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 11.
- Count of Administration Deficiencies
- Filters by the number of deficiencies related to facility administration and management. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 19.
- Count of Infection Control Deficiencies
- Filters by the number of deficiencies related to preventing and controlling infections. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 10.
- Count of Emergency Preparedness Deficiencies
- Filters by the number of deficiencies related to emergency planning and preparedness. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 25.
Fire Safety and Building Deficiencies
These filters help you find facilities based on issues related to fire protection, building safety, and essential systems.
- Count of Automatic Sprinkler Systems Deficiencies
- Filters by deficiencies related to automatic sprinkler systems. You can enter a minimum and maximum value of 0.
- Count of Construction Deficiencies
- Filters by the number of deficiencies related to building construction requirements. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 3.
- Count of Services Deficiencies
- Filters by the number of deficiencies related to required facility services. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 4.
- Count of Corridor Walls and Doors Deficiencies
- Filters by deficiencies related to corridor walls and doors. You can enter a minimum and maximum value of 0.
- Count of Egress Deficiencies
- Filters by the number of deficiencies related to safe exits and evacuation routes. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 10.
- Count of Electrical Deficiencies
- Filters based on whether electrical deficiencies are recorded. You can select Yes or No.
- Count of Emergency Plans and Fire Drills Deficiencies
- Filters by deficiencies related to emergency plans and fire drills. You can enter a minimum and maximum value of 0.
- Count of Fire Alarm Systems Deficiencies
- Filters by deficiencies related to fire alarm systems. You can enter a minimum and maximum value of 0.
- Count of Smoke Deficiencies
- Filters by the number of deficiencies related to smoke protection and control. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 14.
- Count of Interior Deficiencies
- Filters based on whether interior-related deficiencies are recorded. You can select Yes or No.
- Count of Gas, Vacuum and Electrical Systems Deficiencies
- Filters by the number of deficiencies related to gas, vacuum, and electrical systems. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 7.
- Count of Hazardous Area Deficiencies
- Filters by deficiencies related to hazardous areas in the facility. You can enter a minimum and maximum value of 0.
- Count of Illumination and Emergency Power Deficiencies
- Filters by deficiencies related to lighting and emergency power systems. You can enter a minimum and maximum value of 0.
- Count of Laboratories Deficiencies
- Filters by deficiencies related to laboratory areas. You can enter a minimum and maximum value of 0.
- Count of Medical Gases and Anaesthetizing Areas Deficiencies
- Filters based on whether deficiencies are recorded for medical gas systems and areas used for anaesthesia. You can select Yes or No.
- Count of Smoking Regulations Deficiencies
- Filters by deficiencies related to smoking regulations. You can enter a minimum and maximum value of 0.
- Count of Miscellaneous Deficiencies
- Filters by the number of deficiencies that fall under other categories. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 7.
Other Filters
- Location
- Filters survey records by facility location. Enter a location in the text field.
- Processing Date
- Filters records by the date the data was processed. You can select July 1, 2026.
- Hospital Type
- Filters records by hospital type. You can select options like Acute Care – Veterans Administration.
- Hospital Ownership
- Filters hospitals by ownership. You can select options like Veterans Health Administration.
- Emergency Services
- Filters hospitals by whether they provide emergency services. You can select Yes or No.
- Hospital Overall Rating
- Filters hospitals by their overall rating. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 2 to 5.
- Hospital Overall Rating Footnote
- Filters records by the footnote associated with the hospital's overall rating. You can enter a minimum and maximum value of 16.
- Rendering Provider RUCA
- Filters hospitals by their Rural-Urban Commuting Area (RUCA) code, which classifies locations based on how urban or rural they are and their commuting patterns. You can enter a minimum and maximum code from 0 to 99.
- Rendering Provider RUCA Description
- Filters hospitals by the rural or urban category of their location. You can search and select options like:Metropolitan area coreMetropolitan area high commutingMetropolitan area low commutingMicropolitan area coreMicropolitan high commutingMicropolitan low commutingRural areasSmall town coreSmall town high commutingSmall town low commutingSecondary flow to a larger urbanized areaSecondary flow to an urban cluster of 10,000 to 49,999 peopleSecondary flow to an urban cluster of 2,500 to 9,999 peopleSecondary flow to an urbanized area of 50,000 or more people
- DRG Code
- Filters records by the Diagnosis-Related Group (DRG) associated with a hospital stay. DRG codes group inpatient stays based on diagnoses, procedures, and the care required. You can search and select options like:001 :Heart transplant or implant of heart assist system with MCC003 :ECMO or tracheostomy with mechanical ventilation for more than 96 hours005 :Liver transplant with MCC or intestinal transplant007 :Lung transplant020 :Intracranial vascular procedures with principal diagnosis of hemorrhage with MCC190 :Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease with MCC291 :Heart failure and shock with MCC470 :Major hip and knee joint replacement or reattachment of lower extremity without MCC637 :Diabetes with MCC552 :Medical back problems without MCC
- Total Discharges
- Filters records by the total number of hospital discharges for the selected inpatient service. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 1 to 3,400.
- Average Submitted Covered Charges
- Filters records by the average amount the hospital billed for covered inpatient services. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 2,058,585 to 7,096,838,938.
- Average Total Payment Amount
- Filters records by the average total payment amount for inpatient services. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 849,077 to 1,443,909,867.
- Average Medicare Payment Amount
- Filters records by the average amount Medicare paid for inpatient services. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 388.8 to 1,438,867.833.
- Hospital Type
- Filters hospitals by the type of care they provide. You can select options like Acute Care Hospitals, Childrens, Critical Access Hospitals, and Psychiatric.
- Hospital Flags
- Filters hospitals based on specific characteristics, such as their teaching status or the level of care they provide to underserved populations. You can select options like:Acute Care HospitalChildren’s HospitalMajor Teaching HospitalVery Major Teaching HospitalHigh Disproportionate ShareHigh Uncompensated Care Burden
- Hospital Beds
- Filters hospitals by the number of beds they have. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 25 to 350.
- Hospital Discharges
- Filters hospitals by the number of patient discharges. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 500 to 15,000.
- Hospital Residents (FTE)
- Filters hospitals by the number of resident physicians, measured in full-time equivalents (FTE). You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 50.
- Annual Revenue ($)
- Filters organizations by their annual revenue in dollars. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from $15,000,000 to $1,000,000,000.
- Total Funding Received ($)
- Filters organizations by the total funding they have received. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from $250,000 to $250,000,000.
- Latest Funding Type
- Filters organizations by the type of funding they most recently received. You can search for a funding type and select options like Debt Financing, Merger / Acquisition, Other, Private Equity, Seed, and Series A.
- Latest Funding Amount ($)
- Filters organizations by the amount of their most recent funding. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from $100,000 to $200,000,000.
These filters help you explore Medicare inpatient hospital activity, payments, beneficiary demographics, rural or urban location, and the health conditions of Medicare beneficiaries treated by each provider.
Provider Location and DRG
- Rendering Provider RUCA
- Filters hospitals by their Rural-Urban Commuting Area (RUCA) code, which classifies the area where a provider is located. You can enter a minimum and maximum code from 0 to 99.
- Rendering Provider RUCA Description
- Filters hospitals by the rural or urban category of their location. You can search and select options like:Metropolitan area core, high commuting, or low commuting.Micropolitan area core, high commuting, or low commuting.Rural areas.Small town core, high commuting, or low commuting.Secondary commuting flows to larger urbanized areas or smaller urban clusters.
The categories distinguish areas by population size and commuting patterns. For example, a metropolitan area core has its primary flow within an urbanized area of 50,000 or more people.
- DRG Code
- Filters hospital records by the Diagnosis-Related Group (DRG) associated with an inpatient stay. You can search and select options like 001 - Heart transplant or implant of heart assist system with MCC; 003 - ECMO or tracheostomy with mechanical ventilation for more than 96 hours; 005 - Liver transplant with MCC or intestinal transplant; 007 - Lung transplant; and 470 - Major hip and knee joint replacement without MCC.
Hospital Use, Charges and Payments
- Total Beneficiaries (Tot Bene Cnt)
- Filters hospitals by the number of Medicare beneficiaries who received services from the provider. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 1 to 2,370.
- Total Submitted Covered Charges (Tot Submtd Cvrd Chrg)
- Filters hospitals by the total amount billed for services covered by Medicare. You can enter a minimum and maximum dollar amount.
- Total Payment Amount (Tot Pymt Amt)
- Filters hospitals by the total payments associated with inpatient services, including Medicare payments and applicable patient or other-party payments. You can enter a minimum and maximum dollar amount.
- Total Medicare Payment Amount (Tot Mdcr Pymt Amt)
- Filters hospitals by the total amount Medicare paid for the inpatient services. You can enter a minimum and maximum dollar amount.
- Total Discharges (Tot Dschrgs)
- Filters hospitals by the number of inpatient discharges. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 2,400.
- Total Covered Days (Tot Cvrd Days)
- Filters hospitals by the number of inpatient days covered fully or partly by Medicare Part A. You can enter a minimum and maximum number of days.
- Total Days (Tot Days)
- Filters hospitals by the total number of inpatient care days, including covered and non-covered days. You can enter a minimum and maximum number of days.
Beneficiary Demographics
These filters help you find hospitals based on the age, sex, race or ethnicity, and Medicare/Medicaid entitlement of their beneficiaries.
- Beneficiary Average Age (Bene Avg Age)
- Filters hospitals by the average age of their Medicare beneficiaries. You can enter a minimum and maximum age.
- Beneficiaries Age Less Than 65 (Bene Age LT 65 Cnt)
- Filters hospitals by the number of beneficiaries younger than 65. You can enter a minimum and maximum count.
- Beneficiaries Age 65–74 (Bene Age 65 74 Cnt)
- Filters hospitals by the number of beneficiaries aged 65 to 74. You can enter a minimum and maximum count.
- Beneficiaries Age 75–84 (Bene Age 75 84 Cnt)
- Filters hospitals by the number of beneficiaries aged 75 to 84. You can enter a minimum and maximum count.
- Beneficiaries Age Greater Than 84 (Bene Age GT 84 Cnt)
- Filters hospitals by the number of beneficiaries older than 84. You can enter a minimum and maximum count.
- Female Beneficiaries (Bene Feml Cnt)
- Filters hospitals by the number of female beneficiaries. You can enter a minimum and maximum count.
- Male Beneficiaries (Bene Male Cnt)
- Filters hospitals by the number of male beneficiaries. You can enter a minimum and maximum count.
- White Beneficiaries (Bene Race Wht Cnt)
- Filters hospitals by the number of beneficiaries recorded as non-Hispanic White. You can enter a minimum and maximum count.
- Black Beneficiaries (Bene Race Black Cnt)
- Filters hospitals by the number of beneficiaries recorded as Black or African American. You can enter a minimum and maximum count.
- Asian Pacific Islander Beneficiaries (Bene Race API Cnt)
- Filters hospitals by the number of Asian or Pacific Islander beneficiaries. You can enter a minimum and maximum count.
- Hispanic Beneficiaries (Bene Race Hspnc Cnt)
- Filters hospitals by the number of Hispanic beneficiaries. You can enter a minimum and maximum count.
- American Indian or Alaska Native Beneficiaries (Bene Race NatInd Cnt)
- Filters hospitals by the number of beneficiaries recorded as American Indian or Alaska Native. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 252.
- Beneficiaries with Other or Unclassified Race (Bene Race Other Cnt)
- Filters hospitals by the number of beneficiaries whose race is recorded in another or unclassified category. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 664.
- Dual-Eligible Beneficiaries (Bene Dual Cnt)
- Filters hospitals by the number of beneficiaries who qualified for both Medicare and Medicaid. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 2,278.
- Medicare-Only Beneficiaries (Bene Ndual Cnt)
- Filters hospitals by the number of beneficiaries who qualified for Medicare but did not receive Medicaid benefits during the year. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 10,622.
Beneficiary Health Conditions
These percentage fields help you filter hospitals by the share of beneficiaries associated with specific behavioral health conditions or other chronic conditions. For each field, you can enter a minimum and maximum percentage value.
Behavioral health conditions
- Bene CC BE ADHD or Other V1 Pct
- Filters by the percentage of beneficiaries with ADHD or other conditions covered by this category.
- Bene CC BE Alcohol Abuse V1 Pct
- Filters by the percentage of beneficiaries with alcohol abuse.
- Bene CC BE Tobacco V1 Pct
- Filters by the percentage of beneficiaries associated with tobacco use.
- Bene CC BE Alzheimer's V2 Pct
- Filters by the percentage of beneficiaries with Alzheimer's disease.
- Bene CC BE Anxiety V1 Pct
- Filters by the percentage of beneficiaries with anxiety.
- Bene CC BE Bipolar V1 Pct
- Filters by the percentage of beneficiaries with bipolar disorder.
- Bene CC BE Mood V2 Pct
- Filters by the percentage of beneficiaries with mood disorders.
- Bene CC BE Depression V1 Pct
- Filters by the percentage of beneficiaries with depression.
- Bene CC BE PD V1 Pct
- Filters by the percentage of beneficiaries recorded under the PD category.
- Bene CC BE PTSD V1 Pct
- Filters by the percentage of beneficiaries with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
- Bene CC BE Schizo Other V1 Pct
- Filters by the percentage of beneficiaries with schizophrenia or other conditions in this category.
Other chronic conditions
- Bene CC PER Asthma V2 Pct
- Filters by the percentage of beneficiaries with asthma.
- Bene CC PER AFIB V2 Pct
- Filters by the percentage of beneficiaries with atrial fibrillation.
- Bene CC PER Cancers V2 Pct
- Filters by the percentage of beneficiaries with cancer.
- Bene CC PER CKD V2 Pct
- Filters by the percentage of beneficiaries with chronic kidney disease.
- Bene CC PER COPD V2 Pct
- Filters by the percentage of beneficiaries with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).
- Bene CC PER Diabetes V2 Pct
- Filters by the percentage of beneficiaries with diabetes.
- Bene CC PER Hypertension V2 Pct
- Filters by the percentage of beneficiaries with high blood pressure.
- Bene CC PER Hyperlipidemia V2 Pct
- Filters by the percentage of beneficiaries with high levels of fats, such as cholesterol, in the blood.
- Bene CC PER Ischemic Heart V2 Pct
- Filters by the percentage of beneficiaries with ischemic heart disease.
- Bene CC PER Osteoporosis V2 Pct
- Filters by the percentage of beneficiaries with osteoporosis.
- Bene CC PER Parkinson V2 Pct
- Filters by the percentage of beneficiaries with Parkinson's disease.
- Bene CC PER Arthritis V2 Pct
- Filters by the percentage of beneficiaries with arthritis.
- Bene CC PER Stroke TIA V2 Pct
- Filters by the percentage of beneficiaries with a history of stroke or transient ischemic attack (TIA).
- Beneficiary Average Risk Score (Bene Avg Risk Score)
- Filters hospitals by the average Hierarchical Condition Category (HCC) risk score of their beneficiaries. This score reflects beneficiaries' expected healthcare needs based on their health conditions. You can enter a minimum and maximum score.
- Survey Date
- Filters records by the date of the fire safety inspection. Enter a survey date to find records associated with that inspection.
- Survey Type
- Filters records by the type of inspection. You can select options like Fire Safety.
- Deficiency Prefix
- Filters deficiencies by their identifying prefix. You can select options like E and K.
- Deficiency Category
- Filters records by the type of fire safety or building safety deficiency identified. You can search and select options like:Construction DeficienciesEgress DeficienciesElectrical DeficienciesEmergency Preparedness DeficienciesGas, Vacuum, and Electrical Systems DeficienciesInterior DeficienciesMedical Gases and Anesthetizing Areas DeficienciesMiscellaneous DeficienciesServices DeficienciesSmoke Deficiencies
- Deficiency Tag Number
- Filters records by the identification number assigned to a deficiency. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 1 to 933.
- Tag Version
- Filters records by the version of the deficiency tag. You can select options like New.
- Deficiency Description
- Enter a description or keyword to find deficiencies related to a specific issue.
- Scope Severity Code
- Filters deficiencies by the code indicating their scope and severity. You can search and select options like B, C, D, E, F, G, H, J, K, and L.
- Deficiency Corrected
- Filters records by the correction status or related action for a deficiency. You can select options like:Deficient, Provider has date of correctionDeficient, Provider has no plan of correctionDeficient, Provider has plan of correctionFire Safety Evaluation SurveyNo revisit neededPast Non-ComplianceWaiver has been granted
- Correction Date
- Filters records by when the deficiency was corrected. Enter a correction date to find matching records.
- Inspection Cycle
- Filters records by the inspection cycle number. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 1 to 3.
- Standard Deficiency
- Filters records based on whether the deficiency is classified as a standard deficiency. You can select Yes or No.
- Complaint Deficiency
- Filters records based on whether the deficiency was identified through a complaint investigation. You can select Yes or No.
- Infection Control Inspection Deficiency
- Filters records based on whether the deficiency was identified during an infection control inspection. You can select Yes or No.
- Citation Under IDR
- Filters records based on whether a citation is marked as being under IDR. You can select Yes or No.
- Citation Under IDR
- Provides another filter for whether a citation is marked as being under IDR. You can select Yes or No.
- Location
- Filters records by location. Enter a location to find matching records.
- Processing Date
- Filters records by the date the data was processed. You can select July 1, 2026.
- Measure Name
- Search for a measure by name and select one or more measures to filter hospitals by healthcare-associated infections, infection counts, expected cases, and related procedure or patient-day data.
Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract Infections (ICU + Select Wards)
Central Line-Associated Bloodstream Infections
Clostridium Difficile (C. Diff)
MRSA Bacteremia
Surgical Site Infections (SSI)
These measures cover different aspects of hospital infections. Observed cases are the infections recorded, while predicted cases are the number expected. Lower and upper confidence limits show the lower and upper bounds of the estimate. Number of procedures, urinary catheter days, device days, and patient days provide counts associated with the measure.
- Compared to National
- Filters hospitals by how their results compare with the national benchmark. You can select Better than the National Benchmark, No Different than National Benchmark, or Worse than the National Benchmark.
- Score
- Filters records by the numerical value associated with the selected measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 910,011.
- Footnote
- Filters records by footnotes associated with the measure. You can search and select options like 3, 5, 8, 11, 12, 13, 19, 28, 29, 3 and 13, 3 and 29, 3, 13 and 29, 8 and 28, 8 and 29, 13 and 28, or 13 and 29.
- Start Date
- Filters records by the beginning of the reporting period. Select the start and end dates to define the date range.
- End Date
- Filters records by the end of the reporting period. Select the start and end dates to define the date range.
These filters help you find hospitals based on their scores for hospital-acquired conditions, infection measures, reporting periods, and whether they received a payment reduction.
- Fiscal Year
- Filters records by the fiscal year associated with the measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value of 2026.
- PSI 90 Composite Value
- Filters hospitals by their PSI 90 composite score, which combines measures related to patient safety. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0.41 to 3.179.
- PSI 90 Composite Value Footnote
- Filters records by the footnote associated with the PSI 90 composite value. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 5 to 29.
- PSI 90 W Z Score
- Filters hospitals by their PSI 90 W Z score. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from -1.483 to 2.511.
- PSI 90 W Z Footnote
- Filters records by the footnote associated with the PSI 90 W Z score. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 5 to 29.
- PSI 90 Start Date
- Filters records by the beginning of the PSI 90 reporting period. Select the start and end dates to define the date range.
- PSI 90 End Date
- Filters records by the end of the PSI 90 reporting period. Select the start and end dates to define the date range.
- CLABSI SIR
- Filters hospitals by their Standardized Infection Ratio (SIR) for central line-associated bloodstream infections. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 7.581.
- CLABSI SIR Footnote
- Filters records by the footnote associated with the CLABSI SIR. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 5 to 29.
- CLABSI W Z Score
- Filters hospitals by their CLABSI W Z score. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from -1.407 to 2.24.
- CLABSI W Z Footnote
- Filters records by the footnote associated with the CLABSI W Z score. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 5 to 29.
- CAUTI SIR
- Filters hospitals by their SIR for catheter-associated urinary tract infections. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 5.255.
- CAUTI SIR Footnote
- Filters records by the footnote associated with the CAUTI SIR. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 5 to 29.
- CAUTI W Z Score
- Filters hospitals by their CAUTI W Z score. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from -1.319 to 2.386.
- CAUTI W Z Footnote
- Filters records by the footnote associated with the CAUTI W Z score. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 5 to 29.
- SSI SIR
- Filters hospitals by their SIR for surgical site infections. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 4.563.
- SSI SIR Footnote
- Filters records by the footnote associated with the SSI SIR. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 5 to 29.
- SSI W Z Score
- Filters hospitals by their SSI W Z score. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from -1.457 to 2.172.
- SSI W Z Footnote
- Filters records by the footnote associated with the SSI W Z score. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 5 to 29.
- CDI SIR
- Filters hospitals by their SIR for Clostridioides difficile infections. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 3.164.
- CDI SIR Footnote
- Filters records by the footnote associated with the CDI SIR. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 5 to 29.
- CDI W Z Score
- Filters hospitals by their CDI W Z score. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from -1.462 to 2.193.
- CDI W Z Footnote
- Filters records by the footnote associated with the CDI W Z score. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 5 to 29.
- MRSA SIR
- Filters hospitals by their SIR for MRSA infections. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 4.204.
- MRSA SIR Footnote
- Filters records by the footnote associated with the MRSA SIR. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 5 to 29.
- MRSA W Z Score
- Filters hospitals by their MRSA W Z score. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from -1.457 to 2.225.
- MRSA W Z Footnote
- Filters records by the footnote associated with the MRSA W Z score. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 5 to 29.
- HAI Measures Start Date
- Filters records by the beginning of the healthcare-associated infection (HAI) measure reporting period. Select the start and end dates to define the date range.
- HAI Measures End Date
- Filters records by the end of the HAI measure reporting period. Select the start and end dates to define the date range.
- Total HAC Score
- Filters hospitals by their overall Hospital Acquired Condition score. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from -1.473 to 2.313.
- Total HAC Score Footnote
- Filters records by the footnote associated with the total HAC score. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 5 to 23.
- Payment Reduction
- Filters hospitals based on whether a payment reduction applies under the HAC Reduction Program. You can select Yes or No.
- Payment Reduction Footnote
- Filters records by the footnote associated with the payment reduction.
These filters help you compare hospitals based on Medicare spending per beneficiary, including their spending benchmarks, performance rates, and scores.
- Fiscal Year
- Filters records by the fiscal year associated with the measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value of 2026.
- MSPB 1 Achievement Threshold
- Filters hospitals by the achievement threshold for Medicare Spending per Beneficiary (MSPB) measure 1. You can enter a minimum and maximum value of 0.988.
- MSPB 1 Benchmark
- Filters hospitals by the benchmark for MSPB measure 1. You can enter a minimum and maximum value of 0.826.
- MSPB 1 Baseline Rate
- Filters hospitals by their baseline rate for MSPB measure 1, which provides the starting point for evaluating performance. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0.702 to 1.325.
- MSPB 1 Performance Rate
- Filters hospitals by their performance rate for MSPB measure 1. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0.612 to 1.43.
- MSPB 1 Achievement Points
- Filters hospitals by the achievement points earned for MSPB measure 1. You can search and select options ranging from 0 out of 10 to 10 out of 10.
- MSPB 1 Improvement Points
- Filters hospitals by the improvement points earned for MSPB measure 1. You can search and select options ranging from 0 out of 9 to 9 out of 9.
- MSPB 1 Measure Score
- Filters hospitals by their overall score for MSPB measure 1. You can search and select options ranging from 0 out of 10 to 10 out of 10.
These filters help you compare hospitals based on healthcare-associated infection (HAI) measures, surgical site infections, sepsis care, and the scores hospitals earn under the HVBP program.
- Fiscal Year
- Filters records by the fiscal year associated with the measures. You can enter a minimum and maximum value of 2026.
HAI 1
- HAI 1 Achievement Threshold
- Filters by the achievement threshold for HAI measure 1. You can enter a minimum and maximum value of 0.76.
- HAI 1 Benchmark
- Filters by the benchmark for HAI measure 1. You can enter a minimum and maximum value of 0.
- HAI 1 Baseline Rate
- Filters by the baseline infection rate for HAI measure 1. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 5.233.
- HAI 1 Performance Rate
- Filters by the performance rate for HAI measure 1. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 3.298.
- HAI 1 Achievement Points
- Filters by the achievement points earned for HAI measure 1. You can search and select options ranging from 0 out of 10 to 10 out of 10.
- HAI 1 Improvement Points
- Filters by the improvement points earned for HAI measure 1. You can search and select options ranging from 0 out of 9 to 9 out of 9.
- HAI 1 Measure Score
- Filters by the measure score for HAI measure 1. You can search and select options ranging from 0 out of 10 to 10 out of 10.
HAI 2
- HAI 2 Achievement Threshold
- Filters by the achievement threshold for HAI measure 2. You can enter a minimum and maximum value of 0.615.
- HAI 2 Benchmark
- Filters by the benchmark for HAI measure 2. You can enter a minimum and maximum value of 0.
- HAI 2 Baseline Rate
- Filters by the baseline infection rate for HAI measure 2. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 4.739.
- HAI 2 Performance Rate
- Filters by the performance rate for HAI measure 2. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 5.141.
- HAI 2 Achievement Points
- Filters by the achievement points earned for HAI measure 2. You can search and select options ranging from 0 out of 10 to 10 out of 10.
- HAI 2 Improvement Points
- Filters by the improvement points earned for HAI measure 2. You can search and select options ranging from 0 out of 9 to 9 out of 9.
- HAI 2 Measure Score
- Filters by the measure score for HAI measure 2. You can search and select options ranging from 0 out of 10 to 10 out of 10.
- Combined SSI Measure Score
- Filters by the combined score for surgical site infection (SSI) measures. You can search and select options ranging from 0 out of 10 to 10 out of 10.
HAI 3
- HAI 3 Achievement Threshold
- Filters by the achievement threshold for HAI measure 3. You can enter a minimum and maximum value of 0.747.
- HAI 3 Benchmark
- Filters by the benchmark for HAI measure 3. You can enter a minimum and maximum value of 0.
- HAI 3 Baseline Rate
- Filters by the baseline infection rate for HAI measure 3. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 4.604.
- HAI 3 Performance Rate
- Filters by the performance rate for HAI measure 3. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 5.395.
- HAI 3 Achievement Points
- Filters by the achievement points earned for HAI measure 3. You can search and select options like 0 out of 10, 1 out of 10, and other point values.
- HAI 3 Improvement Points
- Filters by the improvement points earned for HAI measure 3. You can search and select options ranging from 0 out of 9 to 9 out of 9.
- HAI 3 Measure Score
- Filters by the measure score for HAI measure 3. You can search and select options like 0 out of 10, 1 out of 10, and other point values.
HAI 4
- HAI 4 Achievement Threshold
- Filters by the achievement threshold for HAI measure 4. You can enter a minimum and maximum value of 0.763.
- HAI 4 Benchmark
- Filters by the benchmark for HAI measure 4. You can enter a minimum and maximum value of 0.
- HAI 4 Baseline Rate
- Filters by the baseline infection rate for HAI measure 4. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 4.545.
- HAI 4 Performance Rate
- Filters by the performance rate for HAI measure 4. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 6.216.
- HAI 4 Achievement Points
- Filters by the achievement points earned for HAI measure 4. You can search and select options like 0 out of 10, 1 out of 10, and other point values.
- HAI 4 Improvement Points
- Filters by the improvement points earned for HAI measure 4. You can search and select options ranging from 0 out of 9 to 9 out of 9.
- HAI 4 Measure Score
- Filters by the measure score for HAI measure 4. You can search and select options like 0 out of 10, 1 out of 10, and other point values.
HAI 5
- HAI 5 Achievement Threshold
- Filters by the achievement threshold for HAI measure 5. You can enter a minimum and maximum value of 0.793.
- HAI 5 Benchmark
- Filters by the benchmark for HAI measure 5. You can enter a minimum and maximum value of 0.
- HAI 5 Baseline Rate
- Filters by the baseline infection rate for HAI measure 5. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 6.279.
- HAI 5 Performance Rate
- Filters by the performance rate for HAI measure 5. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 4.431.
- HAI 5 Achievement Points
- Filters by the achievement points earned for HAI measure 5. You can search and select options ranging from 0 out of 10 to 10 out of 10.
- HAI 5 Improvement Points
- Filters by the improvement points earned for HAI measure 5. You can search and select options ranging from 0 out of 9 to 9 out of 9.
- HAI 5 Measure Score
- Filters by the measure score for HAI measure 5. You can search and select options ranging from 0 out of 10 to 10 out of 10.
HAI 6
- HAI 6 Achievement Threshold
- Filters by the achievement threshold for HAI measure 6. You can enter a minimum and maximum value of 0.423.
- HAI 6 Benchmark
- Filters by the benchmark for HAI measure 6. You can enter a minimum and maximum value of 0.
- HAI 6 Baseline Rate
- Filters by the baseline infection rate for HAI measure 6. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 4.736.
- HAI 6 Performance Rate
- Filters by the performance rate for HAI measure 6. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 4.228.
- HAI 6 Achievement Points
- Filters by the achievement points earned for HAI measure 6. You can search and select options ranging from 0 out of 10 to 10 out of 10.
- HAI 6 Improvement Points
- Filters by the improvement points earned for HAI measure 6. You can search and select options ranging from 0 out of 9 to 9 out of 9.
- HAI 6 Measure Score
- Filters by the measure score for HAI measure 6. You can search and select options like 0 out of 10, 1 out of 10, and other point values.
SEP 1
- SEP 1 Achievement Threshold
- Filters by the achievement threshold for SEP 1, a measure related to sepsis care. You can enter a minimum and maximum value of 0.597.
- SEP 1 Benchmark
- Filters by the benchmark for SEP 1. You can enter a minimum and maximum value of 0.844.
- SEP 1 Baseline Rate
- Filters by the baseline rate for SEP 1. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0.089 to 0.98.
- SEP 1 Performance Rate
- Filters by the performance rate for SEP 1. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0.054 to 1.
- SEP 1 Achievement Points
- Filters by the achievement points earned for SEP 1. You can search and select options ranging from 0 out of 10 to 10 out of 10.
- SEP 1 Improvement Points
- Filters by the improvement points earned for SEP 1. You can search and select options ranging from 0 out of 9 to 9 out of 9.
- SEP 1 Measure Score
- Filters by the measure score for SEP 1. You can search and select options ranging from 0 out of 10 to 10 out of 10.
In these filters, Achievement Threshold and Benchmark represent comparison values, while Baseline Rate and Performance Rate describe starting and measured performance. Achievement Points and Improvement Points show points earned under the program's scoring rules, and Measure Score represents the score for an individual measure.
- Survey Date
- Filters inspection records by the date the survey was conducted. Enter a survey date to find matching records.
- Type of Survey
- Filters records by the type of inspection or survey. You can select options like Fire Safety Complaint, Fire Safety Standard, Health Complaint, Health Standard, and Infection Control.
- Survey Cycle
- Filters records by the inspection cycle number. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 1 to 3.
- Processing Date
- Filters records by the date the data was processed. You can select July 1, 2026.
- Measure Name
- Select one or more measures to filter hospitals by maternal health and childbirth outcomes. You can select options like:Cesarean BirthMaternal Morbidity Structural MeasureRisk Adjusted Severe Obstetric Complications (All)Risk Adjusted Severe Obstetric Complications (excluding blood-transfusion-only cases)
- Score
- Filters records by the reported result for the selected measure. You can select No, Not Applicable (our hospital does not provide inpatient labor/delivery care), or Yes.
- Footnote
- Filters records by the footnote associated with the measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 4 to 19.
- Start Date
- Filter records by the date the measure or reporting period began. Use the two date fields to set the date range for the start date.
- End Date
- Filter records by the date the measure or reporting period ended. Use the two date fields to set the date range for the end date.
- AcceptsAssignment
- Filters suppliers by whether they accept assignment for Medicare-covered services. You can select Yes or No.
- ParticipationBeginDate
- Filters suppliers by the date their participation began. Enter a date to find matching records.
- SpecialtiesList
- Filters suppliers by their medical specialties. Enter a specialty to find suppliers associated with it.
- ProviderTypeList
- Filters suppliers by their provider type. Enter a provider type to find matching suppliers.
- SuppliesList
- Filters suppliers by the medical equipment or supplies they provide. Enter a supply or equipment name to find matching suppliers.
- Latitude
- Filters suppliers by the latitude of their location. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 13.393 to 64.859.
- Longitude
- Filters suppliers by the longitude of their location. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from -159.585 to 145.766.
- Is Contracted for CBA
- Filters suppliers based on whether they are contracted for a Competitive Bidding Area (CBA). You can select options like False.
- Period ID
- Filters records based on when the claim occurred in relation to the patient's index hospital admission. You can select options like:1 through 30 days after discharge from the index hospital admission1 to 3 days prior to the index hospital admissionComplete EpisodeDuring the index hospital admission
- Claim Type
- Filters records by the type of Medicare claim. You can select options like Carrier, Durable Medical Equipment, Home Health Agency, Hospice, Inpatient, Outpatient, Skilled Nursing Facility, and Total.
- Avg Spndg per Hospital
- Filters records by the average spending per hospital for the selected claim period. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from $0 to $45,654.
- Avg Spndg per National
- Filters records by the average national spending for the selected claim period. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from $0 to $27,477.
- Percent of Spndg Hospital
- Filters records by the percentage of spending attributed to a hospital. Enter a percentage to find matching records.
- Percent of Spndg National
- Filters records by the percentage of national spending associated with the claim. You can search and select options like 0.00%, 0.04%, 0.06%, 0.07%, 0.08%, 0.17%, 0.51%, 0.76%, 0.80%, 100.0%, 15.26%, 15.71%, 2.76%, 2.86%, 3.86%, 45.41%, 5.63%, and 6.01%.
- Start Date
- Filter records by the date the claim period began. Use the two date fields to set the date range for the start date.
- End Date
- Filter records by the date the claim period ended. Use the two date fields to set the date range for the end date.
- Value
- Filters hospitals by their Medicare spending per beneficiary value. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0.541 to 1.43.
- Footnote
- Filters records by the footnote associated with the measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 1 to 29.
- Start Date
- Filter records by the date the measure or reporting period began. Use the two date fields to set the date range for the start date.
- End Date
- Filter records by the date the measure or reporting period ended. Use the two date fields to set the date range for the end date.
These filters help you compare ambulatory surgical centers based on patient experiences, communication, facility ratings, and whether patients would recommend the facility to others.
- Patients Who Reported That Staff Definitely Gave Care in a Professional Way
- Filters by the percentage of patients who said staff provided professional care. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 79 to 100.
- Patients Who Reported That Staff Somewhat Gave Care in a Professional Way
- Filters by the percentage of patients who felt staff provided somewhat professional care. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 21.
- Patients Who Reported That Staff Did Not Give Care in a Professional Way
- Filters by the percentage of patients who said staff did not provide professional care. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 8.
- Facilities and Staff Linear Mean Score
- Filters by the average score for patients' experiences with the facility and its staff. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 87 to 100.
- Patients Who Reported That Staff Definitely Communicated About What to Expect During and After the Procedure
- Filters by the percentage of patients who said staff clearly explained what to expect during and after their procedure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 68 to 100.
- Patients Who Reported That Staff Somewhat Communicated About What to Expect During and After the Procedure
- Filters by the percentage of patients who felt staff explained what to expect only somewhat clearly. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 25.
- Patients Who Reported That Staff Did Not Communicate About What to Expect During and After the Procedure
- Filters by the percentage of patients who said staff did not explain what to expect during and after their procedure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 10.
- Communication About Your Procedure Linear Mean Score
- Filters by the average score for communication about the procedure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 79 to 100.
- Patients Who Gave the Facility a Rating of 9 or 10 on a Scale From 0 to 10
- Filters by the percentage of patients who gave the facility a rating of 9 or 10. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 51 to 100.
- Patients Who Gave the Facility a Rating of 7 or 8 on a Scale From 0 to 10
- Filters by the percentage of patients who gave the facility a rating of 7 or 8. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 44.
- Patients Who Gave the Facility a Rating of 0 to 6 on a Scale From 0 to 10
- Filters by the percentage of patients who gave the facility a rating between 0 and 6. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 17.
- Patients' Rating of the Facility Linear Mean Score
- Filters by the average patient rating of the facility. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 82 to 100.
- Patients Who Reported Yes, They Would Definitely Recommend the Facility
- Filters by the percentage of patients who said they would definitely recommend the facility to family or friends. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 37 to 100.
- Patients Who Reported Probably Yes, They Would Recommend the Facility
- Filters by the percentage of patients who said they would probably recommend the facility. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 59.
- Patients Who Reported No, They Would Not Recommend the Facility
- Filters by the percentage of patients who said they would not recommend the facility. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 26.
- Patients Recommending the Facility Linear Mean Score
- Filters by the average score for patients' likelihood of recommending the facility. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 74 to 100.
- Footnote
- Filters records by notes associated with the survey results. You can select options like 1, 3, 6, 10, 11, 3 and 10, or 3 and 6.
- Number of Sampled Patients
- Filters facilities by the number of patients selected for the survey. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 66 to 7,909.
- Number of Completed Surveys
- Filters facilities by the number of patients who completed the survey. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 25 to 1,781.
- Survey Response Rate Percent
- Filters facilities by the percentage of sampled patients who completed the survey. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 4% to 65%.
- Start Date
- Filter records by the date the measure or reporting period began. Use the two date fields to set the date range for the start date.
- End Date
- Filter records by the date the measure or reporting period ended. Use the two date fields to set the date range for the end date.
These filters help you compare ambulatory surgical centers based on patient experiences, communication, facility ratings, and whether patients would recommend the facility to others.
- Patients Who Reported That Staff Definitely Gave Care in a Professional Way
- Filters by the percentage of patients who said staff provided professional care. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 79 to 100.
- Patients Who Reported That Staff Somewhat Gave Care in a Professional Way
- Filters by the percentage of patients who felt staff provided somewhat professional care. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 21.
- Patients Who Reported That Staff Did Not Give Care in a Professional Way
- Filters by the percentage of patients who said staff did not provide professional care. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 8.
- Facilities and Staff Linear Mean Score
- Filters by the average score for patients' experiences with the facility and its staff. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 87 to 100.
- Patients Who Reported That Staff Definitely Communicated About What to Expect During and After the Procedure
- Filters by the percentage of patients who said staff clearly explained what to expect during and after their procedure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 68 to 100.
- Patients Who Reported That Staff Somewhat Communicated About What to Expect During and After the Procedure
- Filters by the percentage of patients who felt staff explained what to expect only somewhat clearly. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 25.
- Patients Who Reported That Staff Did Not Communicate About What to Expect During and After the Procedure
- Filters by the percentage of patients who said staff did not explain what to expect during and after their procedure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 10.
- Communication About Your Procedure Linear Mean Score
- Filters by the average score for communication about the procedure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 79 to 100.
- Patients Who Gave the Facility a Rating of 9 or 10 on a Scale From 0 to 10
- Filters by the percentage of patients who gave the facility a rating of 9 or 10. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 51 to 100.
- Patients Who Gave the Facility a Rating of 7 or 8 on a Scale From 0 to 10
- Filters by the percentage of patients who gave the facility a rating of 7 or 8. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 44.
- Patients Who Gave the Facility a Rating of 0 to 6 on a Scale From 0 to 10
- Filters by the percentage of patients who gave the facility a rating between 0 and 6. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 17.
- Patients' Rating of the Facility Linear Mean Score
- Filters by the average patient rating of the facility. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 82 to 100.
- Patients Who Reported Yes, They Would Definitely Recommend the Facility
- Filters by the percentage of patients who said they would definitely recommend the facility to family or friends. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 37 to 100.
- Patients Who Reported Probably Yes, They Would Recommend the Facility
- Filters by the percentage of patients who said they would probably recommend the facility. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 59.
- Patients Who Reported No, They Would Not Recommend the Facility
- Filters by the percentage of patients who said they would not recommend the facility. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 26.
- Patients Recommending the Facility Linear Mean Score
- Filters by the average score for patients' likelihood of recommending the facility. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 74 to 100.
- Footnote
- Filters records by notes associated with the survey results. You can select options like 1, 3, 6, 10, 11, 3 and 10, or 3 and 6.
- Number of Sampled Patients
- Filters facilities by the number of patients selected for the survey. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 66 to 7,909.
- Number of Completed Surveys
- Filters facilities by the number of patients who completed the survey. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 25 to 1,781.
- Survey Response Rate Percent
- Filters facilities by the percentage of sampled patients who completed the survey. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 4% to 65%.
- Start Date
- Filter records by the date the measure or reporting period began. Use the two date fields to set the date range for the start date.
- End Date
- Filter records by the date the measure or reporting period ended. Use the two date fields to set the date range for the end date.
- Condition
- Filters hospitals by the clinical area or type of care being measured. You can select options like:Cataract Surgery OutcomeColonoscopy CareElectronic Clinical Quality MeasureEmergency DepartmentHealthcare Personnel VaccinationSepsis Care
- Measure Name
- Filters hospitals by a specific quality measure. You can search for a measure by name and select options like:Anticoagulation Therapy for Atrial Fibrillation/FlutterAntithrombotic Therapy by End of Hospital Day 2Appropriate Care for Severe Sepsis and Septic ShockAverage (median) time all patients spent in the emergency department before leaving, including psychiatric/mental health patients and patients transferred to another facility. A lower number of minutes is better.Average (median) time patients spent in the emergency department before being transferred to another facility. A lower number of minutes is better.Average (median) time patients spent in the emergency department before leaving, excluding patients transferred to another facility or psychiatric/mental health patients. A lower number of minutes is better.Average (median) time psychiatric/mental health patients spent in the emergency department before leaving. A lower number of minutes is better.Discharged on Antithrombotic TherapyEmergency Department VolumeEndoscopy/polyp surveillance: appropriate follow-up interval for normal colonoscopy in average-risk patientsGlobal Malnutrition Composite ScoreGlobal Malnutrition Composite Score: Malnutrition Diagnosis DocumentedGlobal Malnutrition Composite Score: Malnutrition Risk ScreeningGlobal Malnutrition Composite Score: Nutrition AssessmentGlobal Malnutrition Composite Score: Nutritional Care PlanHead CT ResultsHealthcare Workers Given Influenza VaccinationHospital Harm – Opioid Related Adverse EventsHospital Harm – Severe HyperglycemiaHospital Harm – Severe HypoglycemiaImprovement in Patient's Visual Function within 90 Days Following Cataract SurgeryIntensive Care Unit Venous Thromboembolism ProphylaxisLeft Before Being SeenST-Segment Elevation Myocardial Infarction (STEMI)Safe Use of Opioids – Concurrent PrescribingSeptic Shock 3-Hour BundleSeptic Shock 6-Hour BundleSevere Sepsis 3-Hour BundleSevere Sepsis 6-Hour BundleVenous Thromboembolism Prophylaxis
- Score
- Filters records by the score or numerical result associated with the selected measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 6,865.
- Sample
- Filters records by the number of cases or patients included in the measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 694,849.
- Footnote
- Filters records by notes associated with the measure results. You can search and select options like 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 19, 29, 1 and 2, 1, 2 and 3, 1, 2, 3 and 29, 1 and 29, 1 and 3, 1, 3 and 29, 2 and 3, 2 and 3 and 29, 2, 3 and 7, 2 and 7, 3 and 29, 3 and 7, or 3, 7 and 29.
- Start Date
- Filters records by the date the measure or reporting period began. Use the two date fields to set the date range for the start date.
- End Date
- Filters records by the date the measure or reporting period ended. Use the two date fields to set the date range for the end date.
These filters help you compare hospitals based on readmissions, hospital return days, and unplanned hospital visits after outpatient procedures.
- Measure Name
- Filters hospitals by a specific quality measure. You can search for a measure by name and select options like:Acute Myocardial Infarction (AMI) 30-Day Readmission RateHeart failure (HF) 30-Day Readmission RateHospital return days for heart attack patientsHospital return days for heart failure patientsHospital return days for pneumonia patientsHybrid Hospital-Wide All-Cause Readmission Measure (HWR)Pneumonia (PN) 30-Day Readmission RateRate of emergency department (ED) visits for patients receiving outpatient chemotherapyRate of inpatient admissions for patients receiving outpatient chemotherapyRate of readmission after hip/knee replacementRate of readmission for CABGRate of readmission for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) patientsRate of unplanned hospital visits after colonoscopy (per 1,000 colonoscopies)Ratio of unplanned hospital visits after hospital outpatient surgery
- Compared to National
- Filters hospitals by how their results compare with national rates or expectations. You can search and select options like:Average Days per 100 DischargesBetter Than the National RateBetter than expectedFewer Days Than Average per 100 DischargesMore Days Than Average per 100 DischargesNo Different Than the National RateNo Different than expectedNumber of Cases Too SmallNumber of cases too smallWorse Than the National RateWorse than expected
- Denominator
- Filters records by the number of cases or patients used to calculate the selected measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value.
- Score
- Filters records by the score or result reported for the selected measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value.
- Lower Estimate
- Filters records by the lower estimate of the measure's result. You can enter a minimum and maximum value.
- Higher Estimate
- Filters records by the higher estimate of the measure's result. You can enter a minimum and maximum value.
- Number of Patients
- Filters records by the number of patients included in the selected measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value.
- Number of Patients Returned
- Filters records by the number of patients who returned to the hospital during the period covered by the measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value.
- Footnote
- Filters records by notes associated with the measure results. You can select options like 1, 5, 7, 28, 29, and combinations such as 1 and 28 or 7 and 28.
- Start Date
- Filters records by the date the measure or reporting period began. Use the two date fields to set the date range for the start date.
- End Date
- Filters records by the date the measure or reporting period ended. Use the two date fields to set the date range for the end date.
- Condition
- Filters records by the type of behavioral health care being measured. You can select options like Inpatient Psychiatric Facility Measures.
- Measure Name
- Filters records by a specific behavioral health quality measure. You can search for a measure by name and select options like:Alcohol and other drug use disorder treatment provided or offered at dischargeAlcohol use brief intervention provided or offeredHours of physical-restraint useHours of seclusionTobacco Use Treatment Provided or Offered at Discharge
- Score
- Filters records by the score reported for the selected measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 0 to 100.
- Sample
- Filters records by the number of cases or patients included in the selected measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 12 to 28,457.
- Footnote
- Filters records by notes associated with the measure results. You can select options like 20, 5, 2 and 20, 1 and 2 and 20, or 5 and 24.
- Start Date
- Filters records by the date the measure or reporting period began. Use the two date fields to set the date range for the start date.
- End Date
- Filters records by the date the measure or reporting period ended. Use the two date fields to set the date range for the end date.
- Condition
- Filters records by the type of care or clinical area being measured. You can select options like Colonoscopy Care, Electronic Clinical Quality Measure, Emergency Department, Healthcare Personnel Vaccination, and Sepsis Care.
- Measure Name
- Filters records by a specific quality measure. You can search for a measure by name and select options like:Appropriate care for severe sepsis and septic shockAverage (median) time patients spent in the emergency department before leaving, excluding patients transferred to another facility or psychiatric care/mental health patients. A lower number of minutes is better.Average (median) time psychiatric/mental health patients spent in the emergency department before leaving. A lower number of minutes is better.Discharged on Antithrombotic TherapyEmergency department volumeEndoscopy/polyp surveillance: appropriate follow-up interval for normal colonoscopy in average-risk patientsHead CT resultsHealthcare workers given influenza vaccinationIntensive Care Unit Venous Thromboembolism ProphylaxisLeft before being seenVenous Thromboembolism Prophylaxis
- STT AG
- Filters records by the type of score reported. You can select Minutes, Percentage, or Text.
- Score
- Filters records by the score or result reported for the selected measure. Enter a score to find matching records.
- Sample
- Filters records by the number of cases or patients included in the measure. You can enter a minimum and maximum value from 11 to 48,507.
- Footnote
- Filters records by notes associated with the measure results. You can select options like 1, 5, 24, or 5 and 24.
- Start Date
- Filter records by the date the measure or reporting period began. Use the two date fields to set the date range for the start date.
- End Date
- Filter records by the date the measure or reporting period ended. Use the two date fields to set the date range for the end date.
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a) Basic Information
This section provides the hospital's basic details and organization profile, including:
- Hospital Name
- The name of the hospital.
- Intent.Health ID
- The unique identifier assigned to the hospital in Intent.Health.
- Address
- The hospital's street address, city, state, and country.
- Primary Location
- The hospital's primary state and city.
- Industry
- The industry the hospital belongs to.
- Group Employees
- The total number of employees across the organization.
- Group Revenue
- The organization's total revenue.
- Phone
- The hospital's contact number.
- Country
- The country where the hospital is located.
- Links
- Quick links to the hospital's website, LinkedIn, Facebook, and X (Twitter), where available.
Look Alike: Click this button to find organizations similar to the hospital based on its profile.
b) Hospital Characteristics
This section provides key details about the hospital's capacity, patient volume, revenue, ownership, and care burden.
- Licensed Beds
- The number of beds the hospital is licensed to operate.
- Annual Discharges
- The total number of patients discharged from the hospital over a year.
- Total Patient Revenue
- The total revenue generated from patient services.
- Net Patient Revenue
- The hospital's patient revenue after deductions, such as contractual adjustments and discounts.
- Hospital Type
- The category of hospital based on the type of care it provides, such as Acute Care Hospitals.
- Ownership Type
- The hospital's ownership classification, such as Voluntary (Private Not-for-Profit) Hospitals.
- Uncompensated Care Burden
- A measure of the hospital's burden from providing care for which it does not receive full payment.
c) Quality & Ownership Care Compare
This section provides Medicare enrollment details about the hospital and access to its quality measures and program datasets. You can review organizational details and expand individual datasets to explore additional information.
Medicare Enrollment
This section displays the hospital's Medicare enrollment and organizational details, including:
- Enrollment ID
- The hospital's Medicare enrollment identifier.
- Enrollment State
- The state associated with the hospital's Medicare enrollment.
- Provider Type Code
- The code identifying the type of healthcare provider.
- Provider Type Text
- The description of the provider type.
- NPI
- The hospital's National Provider Identifier.
- Multiple NPI Flag
- Indicates whether multiple NPIs are associated with the provider.
- CCN
- The hospital's CMS Certification Number.
- Associate ID
- An identifier associated with the hospital in the enrollment data.
- Incorporation Date
- The date the organization was incorporated.
- Incorporation State
- The state where the organization was incorporated.
- Organization Type Structure
- The organization's legal or structural classification.
- Proprietary Nonprofit
- Indicates the organization's proprietary or nonprofit classification.
- Practice Location Type
- Identifies the type of location where the hospital operates.
- REH Conversion Flag
- Indicates whether the hospital has a Rural Emergency Hospital conversion flag.
Subgroup flags indicate whether the organization is classified under each of these subgroups:
Quality Measures & Programs
This section contains a list of quality measure and program datasets associated with the hospital. You can use the search bar to find a specific dataset and click the Show button beside a dataset to expand it and view its details.
Each of these datasets is explained field by field in Quality, Program & Compliance Data.
d) Intent Signals
This section highlights the active keywords associated with the hospital, showing topics, products, services, or solutions the organization may be researching or showing interest in.
- Active Keywords
- Displays keywords associated with the hospital's intent signals.
Look Alike: Click this button to find organizations similar to the hospital based on its intent signals.
e) Technology Stack
This section provides information about the technologies, software, and systems associated with the hospital.
- Technology Stack
- Shows the technologies and software the hospital uses.
Look Alike: Click this button to find organizations similar to the hospital based on its technology stack.
f) Decision Network
The Decision Network helps you explore how a hospital connects to other organizations across the healthcare ecosystem. It brings related organizations, their locations, and their associated executives and healthcare professionals (HCPs) together in one view, making it easier to understand the hospital's broader network.
Network Summary
The top of the Decision Network provides an overview of the hospital's connected network.
- Search Across All Linked Modules
- Search for an organization across the linked modules by entering its name or other relevant search terms.
- Filters
- Use filters to narrow down the network and find organizations relevant to your search.
The summary counts provide a quick overview of the size and reach of the hospital's network. These counts can vary across hospital profiles based on the organizations and associated records connected to each profile. For example, Top: PA (27) indicates Pennsylvania is the leading state, with 27 linked organizations.
Linked Organizations
Each category appears as a separate section in the Decision Network. The category header provides a summary of the linked organizations within that group, including the organization count and associated executive or HCP counts where shown.
- IDNs
- Linked Integrated Delivery Networks, which bring together different healthcare providers and services within a coordinated network.
- GPOs
- Linked Group Purchasing Organizations, which help healthcare providers purchase medical supplies, equipment, and other products through collective purchasing arrangements.
- Health Systems
- Linked health systems, with their details, locations, and associated executives and HCPs.
- SNFs
- Linked Skilled Nursing Facilities, which provide nursing care and rehabilitation services.
- Outpatients / Clinics
- Linked outpatient facilities and clinics, such as specialty clinics, primary care centers, and other outpatient providers.
- Group Practices
- Linked group practices, which bring together multiple healthcare practitioners who provide services through a shared practice.
The categories and associated records can vary across hospital profiles, allowing each profile to show the organizations connected to that particular hospital.
Organization Cards
Within each category, linked organizations appear as individual cards, so you can see key details without opening every record. A card can include the Organization Name, Intent.Health ID, Location (city and state), Executive Count, and HCP Count.
The executive and HCP counts help you identify organizations with relevant decision-makers and healthcare professionals.
Expanding and Browsing the Network
- Show
- Reveals additional organizations within a category.
- Expand or Collapse
- Use the chevron on a category header to expand or collapse that section.
- Search Across All Linked Modules
- Find relevant organizations across the network instead of browsing each category.
- Filters
- Narrow the network based on the criteria provided in the interface.
g) Executive Departments
The Executive Departments section shows the different departments within the hospital and the number of executives associated with each department.
You can see departments such as Information Technology, Finance, Operations, Marketing, Sales, Human Resources, Medical & Health, and more.
Clicking on a department shows the executives associated with that department. You can then open an individual executive profile to view more information about them.
The detailed information available for each executive is explained on our Executive Details page.
h) HCP Intel
The HCP Intel section organizes healthcare professionals (HCPs) associated with the hospital into medical specialty groups, making it easier to explore the professionals connected to different areas of care.
- Specialty Group Count
- The total number of medical specialty groups associated with the hospital.
- Total HCPs
- The total number of healthcare professionals represented in this section.
- Search Specialty Groups
- Find a specific specialty group by name.
- Specialty Cards
- Each card shows a medical specialty and its number of HCPs. Click a card to view the professionals in that group.
The number of specialty groups, total HCPs, and professionals within each specialty can vary across hospital profiles.
The detailed information available for each HCP is explained on our HCP Details page.
i) Financial Overview
The Financial Overview section gives you a quick view of the hospital's financial information.
You can see:
- Group Revenue
- The estimated annual revenue of the hospital or its parent organization.
- Total Funding
- The total amount of funding the hospital or its parent organization has received.
- Latest Funding Received
- The type of funding or financial transaction from the hospital's most recent funding activity.
- Latest Funding Amount
- The amount of money received through the hospital's most recent funding activity.
- Last Raised
- The date when the hospital or its parent organization most recently raised funding.
You can also use the Look Alike feature to find other organizations with a similar financial profile.
j) AI Assistant Ishi
Each hospital profile includes Ishi, an AI-powered assistant that helps you quickly understand the hospital and explore the information available about it.
Ishi provides an AI-generated summary of the hospital and lets you ask questions and have a conversation about the organization.
You can also ask Ishi for practical help, such as:
…and much more. Pick a prompt to try it.
k) EHR Stack
The EHR Stack section shows the electronic health record (EHR) system used by the hospital, including the name of the vendor, such as Epic.
l) Events
The Events section within each Hospital profile provides an overview of the organization's healthcare event participation, including past and upcoming events.
- Past Events
- View healthcare events the organization has attended in the past.
- Upcoming Events
- View healthcare events the organization is going to attend in the future.
Hospital data FAQs
What hospital data can I filter by?
You can filter by technology stack, organization intent, Intent.Health ID, EHR vendor, organizational profile and network relationships, plus 53 quality, program and compliance datasets. These cover patient safety and infections, readmissions, value-based purchasing, patient experience, care quality, Medicare spending, inspections and ownership, and more.
Can I find hospitals by EHR vendor?
Yes. The EHR Stack filter lets you enter an EHR vendor, such as Epic, to find hospitals that use it. This is useful for integration partners, implementation consultants and vendors whose products depend on a specific EHR.
What do the hospital ownership types mean?
Broad ownership categories include Governmental (Public), Proprietary (For-Profit/Investor-Owned), Voluntary (Private Not-for-Profit), Multiunit Systems and Chains, and specialized types. Hospital Ownership adds detail, such as Government - State, Physician, Tribal or Voluntary Non-Profit - Church. Ownership can affect how decisions and budgets are set.
What is the difference between total and net patient revenue?
Total patient revenue is what the hospital charges for patient services. Net patient revenue is what remains after deductions such as contractual adjustments with insurers and discounts, so it is closer to what the hospital actually receives.
What is a CCN?
The CMS Certification Number (CCN) identifies a hospital for Medicare purposes. Hospital profiles show it alongside the NPI, Medicare enrollment ID, provider type and incorporation details, which helps when matching records across CMS datasets.
What is HCAHPS?
HCAHPS (Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems) is a national survey of patients' experiences in the hospital, covering areas such as communication with nurses and doctors, responsiveness and cleanliness. You can filter hospitals by HCAHPS survey results.
What are hospital-acquired conditions?
They are conditions patients develop during a hospital stay that were not present on admission, such as falls and trauma or a foreign object retained after surgery. You can filter hospitals by reported rates for selected measures over a chosen period.
What is uncompensated care burden?
It measures how much care a hospital provides without receiving full payment, including charity care and bad debt. A high burden can indicate financial pressure and influence purchasing priorities.
Can I see a hospital's affiliations?
Yes. Network Relationships filters find hospitals with an affiliated IDN, health system, GPO, corporate owner, SNF or nursing home, home health, hospice, outpatient site or group practice. This helps you see where decisions may be coordinated beyond the hospital itself.
Do quality scores tell me what a hospital will buy?
No. Quality, cost and compliance data show how a hospital performs and where it may face pressure, which can help you prioritize and tailor outreach. They do not confirm a need, budget or purchasing decision.
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Editorial note: Product screens on this page are recreated, masked examples, not live records. Quality, program, cost report and inspection data come from CMS and other public datasets and cover the reporting periods available; field availability varies by hospital.