Best 100 Hospitals in United States: A Full Guide 2023

At Therapidya, we present the best 100 hospitals in United States so that you can choose the best hospital in United States.

United States’s hospitals also provide high-quality healthcare to its citizens and residents.

Also read: Italy’s, Spain’s and Germany’s best 100 hospitals.

Healthcare System of United States

1. Nobody has “universal health care.” The government of the United States doesn’t offer health benefits to its citizens or people who come to visit. The person who pays for your medical care has to do that every time you get it.
2. Healthcare is too expensive. People in the United States say that if you break your leg, you could end up paying $7,500. Three days in the hospital will likely cost you about $30,000. There are a lot of people in the United States who have health insurance. As soon as you get sick or hurt, your health insurance protects you from having to pay a lot of money to your doctor or hospital. To get health insurance, you have to pay a health insurance company every month (known as “premiums”). In return, the company agrees to pay some of your medical bills, or even all of them. Find out more about health insurance, or look it up.
3. Your “primary care provider” will be in charge of most of your care (PCP). After you buy health insurance, you can choose a primary care doctor (PCP) who is part of your insurance company’s network as your doctor. There is a primary care doctor (PCP) at MIT Medical that you will choose if you buy an MIT health insurance plan. It doesn’t matter if your new doctor is a nurse or a doctor. It is very likely that you will see your primary care doctor (PCP) if you need to get checked out, are sick, or need treatment for a long-term condition like diabetes or high blood pressure. Find out about PCPs.
4. Getting medical help almost always requires an appointment. If you want to see your doctor, you have to make an appointment with his or her office first. When you call, you need to tell them why you need an appointment, so they can book it. Ill or hurt? You’ll be seen as quickly as possible. If all you need is a simple physical exam, you might have to wait for weeks, or even a month, to get one. Find out more about making appointments, or read about them in this text.

Best 100 Hospitals in United States

Rank	Hospital	Score	City	US State
1	Mayo Clinic – Rochester	98.43%	Rochester	MN
2	Cleveland Clinic	92.36%	Cleveland	OH
3	Massachusetts General Hospital	89.05%	Boston	MA
4	The Johns Hopkins Hospital	84.59%	Baltimore	MD
5	Stanford Health Care – Stanford Hospital	79.92%	Stanford	CA
6	Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center	79.78%	Los Angeles	CA
7	The Mount Sinai Hospital	79.75%	New York	NY
8	University of Michigan Hospitals – Michigan Medicine	79.63%	Ann Arbor	MI
9	Brigham And Women’s Hospital	79.34%	Boston	MA
10	New York-Presbyterian Hospital-Columbia and Cornell	78.81%	New York	NY
11	Duke University Hospital	78.62%	Durham	NC
12	Mayo Clinic – Phoenix	78.26%	Phoenix	AZ
13	Cedars-Sinai Medical Center	78.18%	Los Angeles	CA
14	UCLA Medical Center – Santa Monica	78.12%	Santa Monica	CA
15	Northwestern Memorial Hospital	78.03%	Chicago	IL
16	Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania – Penn Presbyterian	77.94%	Philadelphia	PA
17	UCSF Medical Center	77.56%	San Francisco	CA
18	Houston Methodist Hospital	77.04%	Houston	TX
19	Rush University Medical Center	77.03%	Chicago	IL
20	Mayo Clinic – Jacksonville	76.29%	Jacksonville	FL
21	NYU Langone Hospitals	75.99%	New York	NY
22	University of Washington Medical Center	75.63%	Seattle	WA
23	UCHealth University of Colorado Hospital	74.90%	Aurora	CO
24	Vanderbilt University Medical Center	74.58%	Nashville	TN
25	Barnes-Jewish Hospital	73.99%	Saint Louis	MO
26	University of Chicago Medical Center	73.46%	Chicago	IL
27	University of California – Davis Medical Center	73.32%	Sacramento	CA
28	University of Wisconsin Hospitals	73.30%	Madison	WI
29	Scripps Memorial Hospital La Jolla	73.23%	La Jolla	CA
30	Emory University Hospital	73.23%	Atlanta	GA
31	Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center	73.17%	Boston	MA
32	University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center	73.08%	Cleveland	OH
33	Yale New Haven Hospital	72.97%	New Haven	CT
34	Morristown Medical Center	72.90%	Morristown	NJ
35	UC San Diego Health – Jacobs Medical Center	72.86%	San Diego	CA
36	OHSU Hospital	72.82%	Portland	OR
37	Baylor St. Luke’s Medical Center	72.78%	Houston	TX
38	Mercy Hospital St. Louis	72.61%	Saint Louis	MO
39	Keck Hospital of USC	72.59%	Los Angeles	CA
40	Torrance Memorial Medical Center	72.24%	Torrance	CA
41	Cleveland Clinic Fairview Hospital	71.96%	Cleveland	OH
42	University of Kansas Hospital	71.93%	Kansas City	KS
43	Hackensack University Medical Center	71.48%	Hackensack	NJ
44	UT Southwestern Medical Center	71.34%	Dallas	TX
45	CentraCare – St. Cloud Hospital	71.33%	Saint Cloud	MN
46	UAB Hospital	71.25%	Birmingham	AL
47	Baylor University Medical Center	71.24%	Dallas	TX
48	Virginia Mason Medical Center	71.11%	Seattle	WA
49	Nebraska Medicine – Nebraska Medical Center	70.82%	Omaha	NE
50	Tufts Medical Center	70.58%	Boston	MA
51	University of Virginia Medical Center	70.47%	Charlottesville	VA
52	University of Utah Hospital	70.29%	Salt Lake City	UT
53	Memorial Hermann-Texas Medical Center	69.71%	Houston	TX
54	Medical City Dallas Hospital	69.65%	Dallas	TX
55	UPMC Presbyterian & Shadyside	69.56%	Pittsburgh	PA
56	Loyola University Medical Center	69.55%	Maywood	IL
57	Cleveland Clinic – Florida	69.53%	Weston	FL
58	St. Luke’s Regional Medical Center	69.45%	Boise	ID
59	Providence St. Vincent Medical Center	69.44%	Portland	OR
60	Brigham And Women’s Faulkner Hospital	69.41%	Boston	MA
61	Advocate Good Samaritan Hospital	69.40%	Downers Grove	IL
62	Aurora St. Luke’s Medical Center	69.37%	Milwaukee	WI
63	Miami Valley Hospital	69.36%	Dayton	OH
64	St. Luke’s Hospital of Kansas City	69.34%	Kansas City	MO
65	Inova Fairfax Hospital	69.33%	Falls Church	VA
66	St. Joseph Mercy Chelsea	69.30%	Chelsea	MI
67	University of Minnesota Medical Center	69.25%	Minneapolis	MN
68	University of Maryland Medical Center	69.25%	Baltimore	MD
69	Mayo Clinic – Health System In Eau Claire	69.24%	Eau Claire	WI
70	ChristianaCare	69.23%	Newark	DE
71	Tampa General Hospital	69.16%	Tampa	FL
72	Jefferson Health – Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals	69.16%	Philadelphia	PA
73	University of Kentucky – Albert B. Chandler Hospital	69.15%	Lexington	KY
74	Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage Hospital	69.15%	Winfield	IL
75	Ohio State University – Wexner Medical Center	69.15%	Columbus	OH
76	Christ Hospital	69.14%	Cincinnati	OH
77	Penn State Health – Milton S. Hershey Medical Center	69.13%	Hershey	PA
78	Sharp Memorial Hospital	69.12%	San Diego	CA
79	Indiana University Health – North Hospital	69.10%	Carmel	IN
80	Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center	69.10%	Baltimore	MD
81	Indiana University Health West Hospital	69.07%	Avon	IN
82	Sanford USD Medical Center	69.04%	Sioux Falls	SD
83	VCU Medical Center	69.03%	Richmond	VA
84	Inova Alexandria Hospital	69.01%	Alexandria	VA
85	Penn Medicine Chester County Hospital	69.00%	West Chester	PA
86	MUSC Health-University Medical Center	69.00%	Charleston	SC
87	Newton-Wellesley Hospital	68.97%	Newton	MA
88	MemorialCare Long Beach Medical Center	68.97%	Long Beach	CA
89	UnityPoint Health – Meriter	68.95%	Madison	WI
90	Froedtert Hospital and the Medical College of Wisconsin	68.94%	Milwaukee	WI
91	Mission Hospital	68.93%	Mission Viejo	CA
92	Reading Hospital	68.89%	Reading	PA
93	Emory Saint Joseph’s Hospital	68.88%	Atlanta	GA
94	Umass Memorial Medical Center	68.87%	Worcester	MA
95	UNC REX Hospital	68.87%	Raleigh	NC
96	Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center	68.80%	Lebanon	NH
97	Advocate Lutheran General Hospital	68.80%	Park Ridge	IL
98	El Camino Hospital	68.75%	Mountain View	CA
99	Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian	68.73%	Newport Beach	CA
100	Baystate Medical Center	68.72%	Springfield	MA

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