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Hospitals with Lowest Heart Failure 30-Day Readmission Rate in District of Columbia

How often heart failure patients need to return to the hospital within 30 days. Lower is better — means patients were stable when discharged.

7 hospitals reportingin District of ColumbiaLower score = Better

District of Columbia — Heart Failure 30-Day Readmission Rate at a Glance

19.14%
District of Columbia Average
19.71%
US National Average
7
Hospitals Reporting
14%
Better than National
District of Columbia performs better than the US average for heart failure 30-day readmission rate. The state average (19.14 %) is 0.57 lower than the national average (19.71 %). Lower scores indicate fewer adverse events.

District of Columbia Hospital Rankings — Heart Failure 30-Day Readmission Rate

#HospitalCityScoreCMS Starsvs National Avg
1WASHINGTON DC VA MEDICAL CENTERWASHINGTON17.20%★★★★★Better than national avg
2MEDSTAR WASHINGTON HOSPITAL CENTERWASHINGTON18.10%★★★★★Same as national avg
3SIBLEY MEMORIAL HOSPITALWASHINGTON18.50%★★★★★Same as national avg
4MEDSTAR GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY HOSPITALWASHINGTON18.90%★★★★★Same as national avg
5GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIV HOSPITALWASHINGTON19.10%★★★★★Same as national avg
6UNITED MEDICAL CENTERWASHINGTON19.50%★★★★★Same as national avg
7HOWARD UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL CORPWASHINGTON22.70%★★★★★Same as national avg

Compare Heart Failure 30-Day Readmission Rate by State

See how other states rank for heart failure 30-day readmission rate using CMS Medicare data.

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