CMS Hospital Quality

Hospitals with Lowest Concurrent Opioid Prescribing Rate in Rhode Island

Percentage of patients discharged with prescriptions for two or more opioids, or an opioid plus a benzodiazepine, at the same time. Lower is better — combining these drugs raises the risk of overdose.

10 hospitals reportingin Rhode IslandLower score = Better

Rhode Island — Concurrent Opioid Prescribing Rate at a Glance

14.40%
Rhode Island Average
15.02%
US National Average
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Hospitals Reporting
Rhode Island performs better than the US average for concurrent opioid prescribing rate. The state average (14.40 %) is 0.62 lower than the national average (15.02 %). Lower scores indicate fewer adverse events.

Rhode Island Hospital Rankings — Concurrent Opioid Prescribing Rate

#HospitalCityScoreCMS Starsvs National Avg
1WOMEN & INFANTS HOSPITAL OF RHODE ISLANDPROVIDENCE4.00%★★★★★
2LANDMARK MEDICAL CENTERWOONSOCKET12.00%★★★★★
3ROGER WILLIAMS MEDICAL CENTERPROVIDENCE13.00%★★★★★
4SOUTH COUNTY HOSPITAL INCWAKEFIELD15.00%★★★★★
5KENT COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITALWARWICK15.00%★★★★★
6OUR LADY OF FATIMA HOSPITALNORTH PROVIDENCE16.00%★★★★★
7NEWPORT HOSPITALNEWPORT16.00%★★★★★
8WESTERLY HOSPITALWESTERLY17.00%★★★★★
9RHODE ISLAND HOSPITALPROVIDENCE18.00%★★★★★
10THE MIRIAM HOSPITALPROVIDENCE18.00%★★★★★

Compare Concurrent Opioid Prescribing Rate by State

See how other states rank for concurrent opioid prescribing rate using CMS Medicare data.

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