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CMS overall star ratings,

VA hospitals in Maryland

The Department of Veterans Affairs runs 2 hospitals in Maryland that CMS lists. CMS rated 1 of them for .

For context, CMS rated 42 hospitals of every kind in Maryland, VA included, from the same file.

VA hospitals CMS lists
2
Rated by CMS
1
At 5 stars
0
Moved since
0 up 1 down

Star ratings in Maryland: VA hospitals and all hospitals

A chart of the figures in the table that follows.

Star ratings in Maryland: the number of VA hospitals and of all rated hospitals at each CMS star level
CMS starsVA hospitalsAll rated hospitals
5 stars07
4 stars09
3 stars018
2 stars16
1 star02

Source: CMS Hospital General Information (dataset xubh-q36u), released .

A star is CMS's summary of up to five groups of measures, not a ranking of every hospital against every other. How the star rating works.

Every VA hospital in Maryland

Ordered by CMS star rating, then by name; hospitals with the same rating share a rank. Select a column heading to sort. How ranks are set.

VA hospitals in MarylandER median is CMS measure OP-18b, which leaves out patients transferred to another facility and mental health patients. CMS measurement periods: Would definitely recommend, to ; ER median, to .Each row's four small tiles are its CMS stars for , , and .
CMS stars, to to to
VA Maryland Healthcare System, Baltimore BaltimoreState rank 12 of 5
  1. : 3 stars
  2. : 3 stars
  3. : 3 stars
  4. : 2 stars
Down from 356%Not available
VA Maryland Healthcare System, Perry Point Perry PointNot rated
  1. : not rated
  2. : not rated
  3. : not rated
  4. : not rated
Not rated either yearNot availableNot available

Maryland figures CMS publishes, for comparison

Each hospital page compares its numbers with these; CMS's footnotes are quoted under the table.

Maryland figures CMS publishes for comparison with its VA hospitals
MeasureMarylandPeriod
Would definitely recommend the hospital66% (footnote 21) to
Rated the hospital 9 or 10 out of 1066% (footnote 21) to
Nurses always communicated well75% (footnote 21) to
Median time in the emergency department before leaving, excluding transferred and mental health patients246 minutes (footnotes 25, 26) to
Left the emergency department before being seen3% (footnotes 25, 26) to
Severe sepsis and septic shock care that met every step65% (footnotes 25, 26) to
Central line-associated bloodstream infections (CLABSI), ICU and select wards0.668 to
Catheter-associated urinary tract infections (CAUTI), ICU and select wards0.632 to
  • CMS footnote 21: Patient survey results for Veterans Health Administration (VHA) hospitals do not represent official HCAHPS results and are not included in state and national averages.
  • CMS footnote 25: State and national averages include Veterans Health Administration (VHA) hospital data.
  • CMS footnote 26: State and national averages include Department of Defense (DoD) hospital data.

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