Hospital ratings by state

Average CMS hospital star ratings by state, with the top-rated hospitals in each.

• Alaska — 25 hospitals, 10 rated, average 2.90
• Alabama — 99 hospitals, 58 rated, average 2.74
• Arkansas — 90 hospitals, 43 rated, average 2.86
• Arizona — 108 hospitals, 55 rated, average 3.11
• California — 377 hospitals, 279 rated, average 3.10
• Colorado — 96 hospitals, 49 rated, average 3.96
• Connecticut — 36 hospitals, 26 rated, average 3.42
• District of Columbia — 10 hospitals, 7 rated, average 2.86
• Delaware — 13 hospitals, 7 rated, average 3.14
• Florida — 221 hospitals, 168 rated, average 3.06
• Georgia — 149 hospitals, 84 rated, average 2.94
• Hawaii — 23 hospitals, 11 rated, average 3.18
• Iowa — 118 hospitals, 62 rated, average 3.24
• Idaho — 48 hospitals, 22 rated, average 3.55
• Illinois — 193 hospitals, 136 rated, average 3.03
• Indiana — 148 hospitals, 91 rated, average 3.36
• Kansas — 139 hospitals, 55 rated, average 3.18
• Kentucky — 103 hospitals, 67 rated, average 2.76
• Louisiana — 161 hospitals, 59 rated, average 2.81
• Massachusetts — 84 hospitals, 54 rated, average 3.20
• Maryland — 56 hospitals, 42 rated, average 3.31
• Maine — 36 hospitals, 24 rated, average 3.21
• Michigan — 149 hospitals, 94 rated, average 3.09
• Minnesota — 136 hospitals, 56 rated, average 3.77
• Missouri — 120 hospitals, 79 rated, average 3.14
• Mississippi — 109 hospitals, 52 rated, average 2.33
• Montana — 63 hospitals, 20 rated, average 3.25
• North Carolina — 120 hospitals, 90 rated, average 3.30
• North Dakota — 47 hospitals, 16 rated, average 3.25
• Nebraska — 93 hospitals, 36 rated, average 3.50
• New Hampshire — 27 hospitals, 23 rated, average 3.17
• New Jersey — 78 hospitals, 61 rated, average 3.15
• New Mexico — 45 hospitals, 23 rated, average 2.48
• Nevada — 46 hospitals, 25 rated, average 3.00
• New York — 192 hospitals, 136 rated, average 2.77
• Ohio — 193 hospitals, 128 rated, average 3.58
• Oklahoma — 136 hospitals, 62 rated, average 3.29
• Oregon — 62 hospitals, 44 rated, average 3.25
• Pennsylvania — 186 hospitals, 131 rated, average 3.48
• Rhode Island — 13 hospitals, 11 rated, average 3.55
• South Carolina — 66 hospitals, 49 rated, average 3.43
• South Dakota — 61 hospitals, 18 rated, average 3.89
• Tennessee — 121 hospitals, 72 rated, average 3.08
• Texas — 467 hospitals, 216 rated, average 3.38
• Utah — 52 hospitals, 29 rated, average 4.24
• Virginia — 96 hospitals, 76 rated, average 3.68
• Vermont — 17 hospitals, 12 rated, average 3.25
• Washington — 100 hospitals, 60 rated, average 3.23
• Wisconsin — 140 hospitals, 86 rated, average 3.78
• West Virginia — 55 hospitals, 34 rated, average 2.76
• Wyoming — 31 hospitals, 16 rated, average 3.38