VA hospital in Bath, New York
Bath VA Medical Center
A chart of the figures in the table that follows.
| Year | CMS stars |
|---|---|
| Not rated | |
| Not rated | |
| Not rated | |
| Not rated |
Source: CMS Hospital General Information (dataset xubh-q36u), released ; CMS archived hospital files released , and .
VA hospitals with 5 stars, each year: : 36: 39: 55: 50
Key measures
Four measures CMS reports for most hospitals, beside the state and national figures CMS publishes for them.
CMS reports no value for this hospital on the four measures shown here for most hospitals: would definitely recommend, emergency department time and the two infection ratios. What CMS does and does not report for it is below.
CMS categories for this hospital's measures
Better0 measures
Worse0 measures
Too few cases0 measures
What CMS does not report here
CMS's current files have no values for this hospital in: patient survey, infections, deaths. CMS gives its reason for a missing value in the footnotes below.
CMS notes for this facility
CMS attaches footnotes to a hospital's star rating or to its measures, whether or not it reports a value. Each is CMS's own sentence, quoted once; the markers beside figures on this page link here.
- CMS footnote 1: The number of cases/patients is too few to report. CMS attached it to measures in: deaths, complications, readmissions, timely and effective care, behavioral health.
- CMS footnote 2: Data submitted were based on a sample of cases/patients. CMS attached it to measures in: behavioral health.
- CMS footnote 5: Results are not available for this reporting period. CMS attached it to measures in all eight areas this site covers.
- CMS footnote 7: No cases met the criteria for this measure. CMS attached it to measures in: complications.
- CMS footnote 16: the reason CMS gives for not rating this hospital, quoted in full in the answer at the top of this page. CMS attached it to the overall star rating.
- CMS footnote 20: State and national averages do not include Veterans Health Administration (VHA) hospital data. CMS attached it to measures in: behavioral health.
- CMS footnote 25: State and national averages include Veterans Health Administration (VHA) hospital data. CMS attached it to the state and national figures for measures in: emergency department, timely and effective care.
- CMS footnote 26: State and national averages include Department of Defense (DoD) hospital data. CMS attached it to the state and national figures for measures in: emergency department, timely and effective care.
Complications
Serious complications measured by the Patient Safety Indicators CMS reports, and the complication rate after hip or knee replacement; lower is better. How the star rating works.
Period for all rows unless a row says otherwise: to . CMS publishes no New York figure for these measures.
| Measure | This hospital | National | CMS comparison |
|---|---|---|---|
| Serious complications composite (PSI 90) | Not available (footnote 1) | 1.00 | No CMS comparison in this release |
| Pressure ulcers | 0.6 | 0.63 | No Different Than the National Rate |
| Deaths after a serious treatable surgical complication | Not available (footnote 7) | 173.3 | No CMS comparison in this release |
| Collapsed lung caused by a procedure | 0.21 | 0.21 | No Different Than the National Rate |
| Falls in the hospital that caused a fracture | 0.27 | 0.27 | No Different Than the National Rate |
| Bleeding or hematoma after surgery | Not available (footnote 7) | 2.34 | No CMS comparison in this release |
| Kidney injury needing dialysis after surgery | Not available (footnote 7) | 1.67 | No CMS comparison in this release |
| Breathing failure after surgery | Not available (footnote 7) | 9.42 | No CMS comparison in this release |
| Blood clots in the lungs or legs after surgery | Not available (footnote 7) | 3.52 | No CMS comparison in this release |
| Sepsis after surgery | Not available (footnote 7) | 5.27 | No CMS comparison in this release |
| Surgical wound reopening | Not available (footnote 7) | 1.77 | No CMS comparison in this release |
| Accidental cut or tear during an abdominal or pelvic procedure | Not available (footnote 7) | 1.06 | No CMS comparison in this release |
| Complications after hip or knee replacementPeriod: to | Not available (footnote 5) | 4.1% | No CMS comparison in this release |
Readmissions
Unplanned returns within 30 days of discharge, and hospital return days; lower is better, and CMS's current release does not publish a comparison for these rates. How to read death and readmission rates.
Period for all rows unless a row says otherwise: to . CMS publishes no New York figure for these measures.
| Measure | This hospital | National |
|---|---|---|
| Readmitted within 30 days, heart attack patients | Not available (footnote 5) | 14.4% |
| Readmitted within 30 days, heart failure patients | Not available (footnote 1) | 21.3% |
| Readmitted within 30 days, pneumonia patients | Not available (footnote 1) | 17.3% |
| Readmitted within 30 days, COPD patients | Not available (footnote 1) | 20% |
| Readmitted within 30 days after hip or knee replacement | Not available (footnote 5) | 5.8% |
| Days back in the hospital within 30 days, heart attack patientsPeriod: to | Not available (footnote 5) | Not compared |
| Days back in the hospital within 30 days, heart failure patientsPeriod: to | Not available (footnote 1) | Not compared |
| Days back in the hospital within 30 days, pneumonia patientsPeriod: to | -35.5 days per 100 discharges | Not compared |
Emergency department
Median minutes in the emergency department and the share of patients who left before being seen; lower is better, and the national median shown is for emergency departments in the same CMS volume group. How to read emergency department times.
Period for all rows unless a row says otherwise: to . New York and national figures: CMS footnote 25.
| Measure | This hospital | New York | National |
|---|---|---|---|
| Median time in the emergency department before leaving, excluding transferred and mental health patients | Not available (footnote 5) | 194 minutes (footnote 26) | 123 minutes (footnote 26) low-volume EDs |
| Median emergency department time for mental health patients | Not available (footnote 5) | 294 minutes | 195 minutes low-volume EDs |
| Left the emergency department before being seenPeriod: to | 1% | 2% (footnote 26) | 2% (footnote 26) |
Timely and effective care
How often patients received recommended care, and the share of health care workers given a flu shot; higher is better. How the star rating works.
Period for all rows unless a row says otherwise: to . Bars run from 0 to 100%: this hospital, with a short tick for New York and a tall one for the nation.
| Measure | This hospital | New York | National |
|---|---|---|---|
| Severe sepsis and septic shock care that met every stepPeriod: to | Not available (footnote 5) | 60% (footnotes 25, 26) | 65% (footnotes 25, 26) |
| Health care workers given a flu vaccinationPeriod: to | 84% | 72% | 78% |
| Appropriate follow-up interval after a normal screening colonoscopy, average risk patients | Not available (footnote 5) | 92% (footnotes 25, 26) | 93% (footnotes 25, 26) |
| Emergency department patients with stroke symptoms given brain scan results within 45 minutes of arrivalPeriod: to | Not available (footnote 5) | 67% (footnote 25) | 69% (footnote 25) |
| Ischemic stroke patients discharged on an antithrombotic | Not available (footnote 5) | Not compared | Not compared |
| Patients given blood clot prevention | Not available (footnote 1) | Not compared | Not compared |
| Intensive care patients given blood clot prevention | Not available (footnote 5) | Not compared | Not compared |
Behavioral health
Treatment offered for alcohol, drug and tobacco use, and hours of physical restraint and seclusion; CMS leaves VA hospitals out of the state and national averages for these measures, so none is shown. How this site reads these measures.
Period for all rows: to . CMS publishes no New York or national figure for these measures.
| Measure | This hospital |
|---|---|
| Alcohol use brief intervention provided or offered | 76% (footnotes 2, 20) |
| Alcohol or drug use disorder treatment provided or offered at discharge | 94% (footnotes 2, 20) |
| Tobacco use treatment provided or offered at discharge | Not available (footnotes 1, 2, 20) |
| Hours of physical restraint use | Not available (footnote 5) |
| Hours of seclusion | Not available (footnote 5) |
Other VA hospitals in New York
CMS's star rating for each of the other VA hospitals in New York, and the three years before, by name. All VA hospitals in New York.
- Albany VA Medical CenterAlbany
- : 4 stars
- : 3 stars
- : 3 stars
- : 2 stars
2 of 5 - : 1 star
- : 2 stars
- : 3 stars
- : 4 stars
4 of 5- Northport VA Medical CenterNorthport
- : 2 stars
- : 2 stars
- : 4 stars
- : 5 stars
5 of 5 - Syracuse VA Medical CenterSyracuse
- : 2 stars
- : 1 star
- : 2 stars
- : 3 stars
3 of 5 - : 5 stars
- : 4 stars
- : 4 stars
- : 5 stars
5 of 5- : not rated
- : not rated
- : 5 stars
- : 5 stars
5 of 5- : 3 stars
- : 2 stars
- : 5 stars
- : 4 stars
4 of 5- : 2 stars
- : 1 star
- : 2 stars
- : 3 stars
3 of 5
Sources
Every figure on this page comes from the CMS Provider Data Catalog. Released by CMS on : Hospital General Information; Veterans Health Administration Timely and Effective Care Data; Veterans Health Administration Behavioral Health Data; Timely and Effective Care - National; Timely and Effective Care - State; Footnote Crosswalk. Released by CMS on : Complications and Deaths - Hospital; Complications and Deaths - National; Unplanned Hospital Visits - Hospital; Unplanned Hospital Visits - National. Earlier star ratings come from CMS's archived hospital files, released , and . The dataset ids and how this site reads each file are on the methodology page. CMS's own page for this hospital is on Care Compare.
These ratings describe measured past performance. They are not medical advice. For questions about your own care, talk with your VA care team or the hospital's patient advocate.
- Name in CMS files
- BATH VA MEDICAL CENTER
- Emergency department volume group (CMS)
- Low
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