CMS Hospital Quality

Hospitals with Lowest Postoperative Acute Kidney Injury Rate in Hawaii

Rate of acute kidney injury requiring dialysis after elective surgery. A critical complication that can lead to permanent kidney damage.

11 hospitals reportingin HawaiiLower score = Better

Hawaii — Postoperative Acute Kidney Injury Rate at a Glance

1.58per 1,000
Hawaii Average
1.67per 1,000
US National Average
11
Hospitals Reporting
Hawaii performs better than the US average for postoperative acute kidney injury rate. The state average (1.58 per 1,000) is 0.09 lower than the national average (1.67 per 1,000). Lower scores indicate fewer adverse events.

Hawaii Hospital Rankings — Postoperative Acute Kidney Injury Rate

#HospitalCityScoreCMS Starsvs National Avg
1THE QUEENS MEDICAL CENTERHONOLULU1.17per 1,000★★★★★Same as national avg
2PALI MOMI MEDICAL CENTERAIEA1.53per 1,000★★★★★Same as national avg
3KAISER FOUNDATION HOSPITALHONOLULU1.58per 1,000★★★★★Same as national avg
4KUAKINI MEDICAL CENTERHONOLULU1.59per 1,000★★★★★Same as national avg
5STRAUB CLINIC AND HOSPITALHONOLULU1.61per 1,000★★★★★Same as national avg
6ADVENTIST HEALTH CASTLEKAILUA1.62per 1,000★★★★★Same as national avg
7MAUI MEMORIAL MEDICAL CENTERWAILUKU1.63per 1,000★★★★★Same as national avg
8KONA COMMUNITY HOSPITALKEALAKEKUA1.65per 1,000★★★★★Same as national avg
9HILO BENIOFF MEDICAL CENTERHILO1.66per 1,000★★★★★Same as national avg
10WILCOX MEMORIAL HOSPITALLIHUE1.66per 1,000★★★★★Same as national avg
11NORTH HAWAII COMMUNITY HOSPITAL, INCKAMUELA1.67per 1,000★★★★★Same as national avg

Compare Postoperative Acute Kidney Injury Rate by State

See how other states rank for postoperative acute kidney injury rate using CMS Medicare data.

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