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Hospitals in Kansas

Medicare-certified hospitals from CMS Care Compare. The star rating is CMS's own summary of a hospital's quality measures - not our judgement, and not a rating of any individual clinician. Listed by star rating, then by the share of surveyed patients who would definitely recommend the hospital.

This selection

18hospitals

Average stars 3.00 of 18 rated
With emergency dept 16 89%

Every hospital in this selection carries a star rating.

Hospital CMS rating Would recommend Compared with the nation ER
Mitchell County Hospital Health Systems Beloit · Critical Access Hospitals 3/5 91% 1 worse 2 better
Republic County Hospital Belleville · Critical Access Hospitals 3/5 85% No different
Clay County Medical Center Clay Center · Critical Access Hospitals 3/5 82% 1 better
Citizens Medical Center Colby · Critical Access Hospitals 3/5 76% 1 worse 1 better
Adventhealth Shawnee Mission Shawnee Mission · Acute Care Hospitals 3/5 75% 1 worse 3 better
Labette Health Parsons · Acute Care Hospitals 3/5 75% 2 better
Russell Regional Hospital Russell · Critical Access Hospitals 3/5 75% No different
Menorah Medical Center Overland Park · Acute Care Hospitals 3/5 74% 1 worse 2 better
Adventhealth Ottawa Ottawa · Acute Care Hospitals 3/5 70% 1 worse No
Salina Regional Health Center Salina · Acute Care Hospitals 3/5 69% 1 worse 3 better
Hays Medical Center Hays · Acute Care Hospitals 3/5 66% 3 worse 2 better
University of Kansas Health System - St Francis Campus Topeka · Acute Care Hospitals 3/5 66% 1 better
Hiawatha Community Hospital Hiawatha · Critical Access Hospitals 3/5 65% 1 worse
Mercy Hospital Pittsburg, INC Pittsburg · Acute Care Hospitals 3/5 64% 1 worse 1 better
Centura St. Catherine-Dodge City Dodge City · Acute Care Hospitals 3/5 63% 1 worse 1 better
Saint John Hospital Leavenworth · Acute Care Hospitals 3/5 62% 1 better
Providence Medical Center Kansas City · Acute Care Hospitals 3/5 56% 1 worse 1 better
Morris County Hospital Council Grove · Critical Access Hospitals 3/5 — No different No