CMS Hospital Quality

Hospitals with Lowest Postoperative Acute Kidney Injury Rate in Montana

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

11 hospitals reportingin MontanaLower score = Better

Montana — Postoperative Acute Kidney Injury Rate at a Glance

1.60per 1,000
Montana Average
1.67per 1,000
US National Average
11
Hospitals Reporting
Montana performs better than the US average for postoperative acute kidney injury rate. The state average (1.60 per 1,000) is 0.07 lower than the national average (1.67 per 1,000). Lower scores indicate fewer adverse events.

Montana Hospital Rankings — Postoperative Acute Kidney Injury Rate

#HospitalCityScoreCMS Starsvs National Avg
1ST. PATRICK HOSPITALMISSOULA1.06per 1,000★★★★★Same as national avg
2LOGAN HEALTH MEDICAL CENTERKALISPELL1.21per 1,000★★★★★Same as national avg
3BOZEMAN HEALTH DEACONESS HOSPITALBOZEMAN1.42per 1,000★★★★★Same as national avg
4COMMUNITY MEDICAL CENTERMISSOULA1.49per 1,000★★★★★Same as national avg
5BILLINGS CLINICBILLINGS1.58per 1,000★★★★★Same as national avg
6ST JAMES HOSPITALBUTTE1.58per 1,000★★★★★Same as national avg
7ST PETERS HEALTHHELENA1.60per 1,000★★★★★Same as national avg
8VA MONTANA HEALTHCARE SYSTEMFORT HARRISON1.67per 1,000★★★★★Same as national avg
9BENEFIS HOSPITALS INCGREAT FALLS1.88per 1,000★★★★★Same as national avg
10GREAT FALLS CLINIC HOSPITALGREAT FALLS2.00per 1,000★★★★★Same as national avg
11INTERMOUNTAIN HEALTH ST VINCENT REGIONAL HOSPITALBILLINGS2.06per 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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