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Hospital Name City State RAW PPSF WIPPSS WIPSAS ALASKA NATIVE ALL UNITED STATES HOSPITALS RANKED BY RAW OVERALL HCAHPS SCORES WITH ACCOMPANYING PPSF, WIPPSS, AND WIPSAS ADJUSTED SCORES Hospital Name City State RAW PPSF WIPPSS WIPSAS ALASKA NATIVE MEDICAL CENTER ANCHORAGE AK 67.00% 71.6562 71.94467 66.93% YUKON KUSKOKWIM DELTA REG HOSPITALBETHEL AK 67.00% 66.0008 67.1755 70.13% ALASKA REGIONAL HOSPITAL ANCHORAGE AK 69.60% 70.9562 71.41477 69.90% MT EDGECUMBE HOSPITAL SITKA AK 70.00% 72.997 72.98155 69.20% PROVIDENCE ALASKA MEDICAL CENTERANCHORAGE AK 70.20% 70.1092 70.77359 70.95% MAT-SU REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER PALMER AK 71.90% 73.426 73.3495 70.81% CENTRAL PENINSULA GENERAL HOSPITALSOLDOTNA AK 73.70% 73.4552 73.37724 72.57% FAIRBANKS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FAIRBANKS AK 74.00% 72.038 72.28436 73.67% BARTLETT REGIONAL HOSPITAL JUNEAU AK 74.70% 73.0784 73.07269 73.78% SOUTH PENINSULA HOSPITAL HOMER AK 77.20% 73.6512 73.52561 75.90% PEACEHEALTH KETCHIKAN MEDICAL CENTERKETCHIKAN AK 77.20% 72.703 72.7197 76.52% KANAKANAK HOSPITAL DILLINGHAM AK 68.9004 69.50015 PROVIDENCE SEWARD HOSPITAL SEWARD AK 73.7632 73.61039 PROVIDENCE KODIAK ISLAND MEDICALKODIAK CTR AK 71.5138 71.73899 NORTON SOUND REGIONAL HOSPITALNOME AK 69.3233 69.81569 PETERSBURG MEDICAL CENTER PETERSBURG AK 72.9352 72.90919 SITKA COMMUNITY HOSPITAL SITKA AK 73.004 72.98685 CORDOVA COMMUNITY MEDICAL CENTERCORDOVA AK 73.2477 73.16648 PROVIDENCE VALDEZ MEDICAL CENTERVALDEZ AK 73.2617 73.17708 WRANGELL MEDICAL CENTER WRANGELL AK 73.2997 73.18072 RIVERVIEW REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTERGADSDEN AL 60.30% 72.0517 72.27387 60.04% ELIZA COFFEE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FLORENCE AL 64.90% 71.8659 72.19261 64.67% STRINGFELLOW MEMORIAL HOSPITALANNISTON AL 65.90% 72.8221 72.82702 65.25% MIZELL MEMORIAL HOSPITAL OPP AL 66.00% 73.4328 73.3268 65.02% WIREGRASS MEDICAL CENTER GENEVA AL 67.40% 73.5045 73.38182 66.36% VAUGHAN REG MED CENTER PARKWAYSELMA CAMPUS AL 67.40% 70.942 71.14818 67.87% BULLOCK COUNTY HOSPITAL UNION SPRINGS AL 67.90% 71.5239 71.57494 68.08% MEDICAL WEST, AN AFFILIATE OF UABBESSEMER HEALTH SYSTEMAL 67.90% 70.9767 71.37017 68.22% NORTHEAST ALABAMA REGIONAL MEDANNISTON CENTER AL 68.90% 71.3311 71.69833 69.00% DALE MEDICAL CENTER OZARK AL 69.10% 72.9181 72.89932 68.37% TROY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER TROY AL 69.10% 72.4539 72.4873 68.65% CITIZENS BAPTIST MEDICAL CENTER TALLADEGA AL 69.20% 72.5427 72.54848 68.71% BRYAN W WHITFIELD MEM HOSP INC DEMOPOLIS AL 69.50% 72.3182 72.30886 69.17% PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL MOBILE AL 70.20% 70.7503 71.19418 70.65% ST VINCENT'S EAST BIRMINGHAM AL 70.30% 71.1027 71.46555 70.56% SHOALS HOSPITAL MUSCLE SHOALS AL 70.50% 72.7953 72.84488 69.79% HIGHLANDS MEDICAL CENTER SCOTTSBORO AL 70.70% 73.161 73.16145 69.77% GROVE HILL MEMORIAL HOSPITAL GROVE HILL AL 70.70% 72.736 72.63997 70.13% WALKER BAPTIST MEDICAL CENTER JASPER AL 70.80% 72.5138 72.65764 70.22% DEKALB REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER FORT PAYNE AL 70.90% 72.7474 72.82291 70.20% LAKELAND COMMUNITY HOSPITAL HALEYVILLE AL 71.00% 74.2173 73.98104 69.48% UNIV OF SOUTH ALABAMA MEDICAL CENTERMOBILE AL 71.10% 70.7713 71.21008 71.55% SHELBY BAPTIST MEDICAL CENTER ALABASTER AL 71.40% 72.9335 73.05978 70.53% PICKENS COUNTY MEDICAL CENTER CARROLLTON AL 71.50% 72.6683 72.58821 70.97% GEORGE H. LANIER MEMORIAL HOSPITALVALLEY AL 71.50% 71.8629 71.99098 71.39% RUSSELLVILLE HOSPITAL RUSSELLVILLE AL 71.80% 72.8643 72.91069 71.03% ANDALUSIA REGIONAL HOSPITAL ANDALUSIA AL 71.90% 73.3348 73.25261 70.88% CRENSHAW COMMUNITY HOSPITAL LUVERNE AL 71.90% 73.1363 73.02614 71.05% D W MCMILLAN MEMORIAL HOSPITALBREWTON AL 72.00% 72.7299 72.67327 71.40% MEDICAL CENTER BARBOUR EUFAULA AL 72.10% 72.1523 72.1736 71.86% GEORGIANA HOSPITAL GEORGIANA AL 72.10% 72.9098 72.76828 71.43% GADSDEN REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTERGADSDEN AL 72.20% 71.5967 71.92943 72.14% BROOKWOOD MEDICAL CENTER BIRMINGHAM AL 72.70% 68.6597 69.6162 74.32% SOUTH BALDWIN REGIONAL MEDICAL FOLEYCENTER AL 72.80% 73.5073 73.45563 71.62% JACKSON HOSPITAL & CLINIC INC MONTGOMERY AL 72.80% 70.2037 70.71945 73.62% SPRINGHILL MEDICAL CENTER MOBILE AL 72.90% 71.4293 71.70818 73.00% BAPTIST MEDICAL CENTER SOUTH MONTGOMERY AL 72.90% 69.4127 70.12066 74.15% HUNTSVILLE HOSPITAL HUNTSVILLE AL 73.00% 67.4247 68.79914 75.22% LAWRENCE MEDICAL CENTER MOULTON AL 73.20% 73.1944 73.10897 72.27% ST VINCENT'S BIRMINGHAM BIRMINGHAM AL 73.30% 70.4727 70.98864 73.92% DECATUR GENERAL HOSPITAL DECATUR AL 73.40% 71.9164 72.19234 73.14% WEDOWEE HOSPITAL WEDOWEE AL 73.40% 73.5157 73.34863 72.29% BAPTIST MEDICAL CENTER-PRINCETONBIRMINGHAM AL 73.50% 71.0327 71.41256 73.81% SOUTHEAST ALABAMA MEDICAL CENTERDOTHAN AL 73.70% 70.6408 71.15981 74.20% MOBILE INFIRMARY MOBILE AL 73.70% 68.2653 69.31304 75.56% MEDICAL CENTER ENTERPRISE ENTERPRISE AL 73.90% 72.7481 72.79541 73.19% ATHENS-LIMESTONE HOSPITAL ATHENS AL 73.90% 73.2384 73.19898 72.90% EVERGREEN MEDICAL CENTER EVERGREEN AL 74.00% 72.6789 72.57731 73.45% PRATTVILLE BAPTIST HOSPITAL PRATTVILLE AL 74.10% 73.3803 73.29047 73.03% BAPTIST MEDICAL CENTER EAST MONTGOMERY AL 74.20% 71.5617 71.74745 74.27% ATMORE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL ATMORE AL 74.30% 73.0099 72.88523 73.52% CRESTWOOD MEDICAL CENTER HUNTSVILLE AL 74.30% 72.6817 72.77869 73.60% J PAUL JONES HOSPITAL CAMDEN AL 74.50% 71.8901 71.85117 74.49% COOSA VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER SYLACAUGA AL 74.50% 72.3607 72.41071 74.07% D C H REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER TUSCALOOSA AL 74.60% 69.3544 70.19519 75.83% HELEN KELLER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL SHEFFIELD AL 74.70% 72.7883 72.83958 73.95% PARKWAY MEDICAL CENTER DECATUR AL 74.70% 72.9874 73.00308 73.83% NORTH BALDWIN INFIRMARY BAY MINETTE AL 74.90% 73.9063 73.75768 73.46% ST VINCENTS BLOUNT ONEONTA AL 75.10% 73.8746 73.70716 73.70% JACKSONVILLE MEDICAL CENTER JACKSONVILLE AL 75.20% 73.0741 73.01778 74.31% THOMAS HOSPITAL FAIRHOPE AL 75.30% 73.2413 73.25427 74.24% CULLMAN REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTERCULLMAN AL 75.50% 73.4183 73.38102 74.34% COMMUNITY HOSPITAL INC TALLASSEE AL 75.70% 73.4021 73.29337 74.60% TRINITY MEDICAL CENTER BIRMINGHAM AL 75.70% 69.1567 69.99243 77.10% HILL HOSPITAL OF SUMTER COUNTY YORK AL 75.70% 71.835 71.80257 75.73% LAKE MARTIN COMMUNITY HOSPITALDADEVILLE AL 75.80% 73.3672 73.22327 74.75% UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA HOSPITAL BIRMINGHAM AL 75.80% 66.7207 68.14838 78.60% L V STABLER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL GREENVILLE AL 75.90% 72.5598 72.50333 75.40% FLOWERS HOSPITAL DOTHAN AL 76.40% 71.9358 72.14013 76.17% NORTHWEST MEDICAL CENTER WINFIELD AL 76.40% 73.8793 73.69742 74.98% MONROE COUNTY HOSPITAL MONROEVILLE AL 76.50% 72.3407 72.33241 76.12% HALE COUNTY HOSPITAL GREENSBORO AL 76.60% 72.2062 72.15076 76.36% EAST ALABAMA MEDICAL CENTER ANDOPELIKA SNF AL 76.60% 71.0256 71.51036 76.85% MARSHALL MEDICAL CENTER SOUTH BOAZ AL 76.60% 72.7761 72.87386 75.81% GREENE COUNTY HOSPITAL EUTAW AL 76.70% 71.6675 71.63041 76.86% ELMORE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL WETUMPKA AL 77.40% 73.4021 73.29337 76.28% ST VINCENT'S ST CLAIR PELL CITY AL 77.50% 73.7289 73.57983 76.15% MARION REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER HAMILTON AL 77.70% 73.5783 73.46956 76.43% CLAY COUNTY HOSPITAL ASHLAND AL 77.90% 73.5659 73.40121 76.68% WASHINGTON COUNTY HOSPITAL CHATOM AL 78.10% 73.3025 73.12056 77.10% RUSSELL HOSPITAL ALEXANDER CITY AL 78.40% 73.1222 73.0378 77.46% JACKSON MEDICAL CENTER JACKSON AL 78.90% 72.841 72.71946 78.21% CHILTON MEDICAL CENTER CLANTON AL 79.20% 73.4692 73.36023 78.00% JACK HUGHSTON MEMORIAL HOSPITALPHENIX CITY AL 79.50% 72.4094 72.38482 79.07% FLORALA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FLORALA AL 82.00% 73.9648 73.72952 80.45% CHEROKEE MEDICAL CENTER CENTRE AL 82.90% 74.0801 73.85804 81.23% BIBB MEDICAL CENTER CENTREVILLE AL 83.30% 73.535 73.34601 82.05% ELBA GENERAL HOSPITAL ELBA AL 84.20% 73.5251 73.3836 82.90% FAYETTE MEDICAL CENTER FAYETTE AL 86.30% 73.8035 73.61104 84.77% CALLAHAN EYE FOUNDATION HOSPITALBIRMINGHAM AL 86.60% 72.9927 72.89628 85.69% CHOCTAW GENERAL HOSPITAL BUTLER AL 72.9274 72.78174 RED BAY HOSPITAL RED BAY AL 73.3893 73.30811 UNIV OF S AL CHILDREN'S & WOMEN'SMOBILE HOS AL 71.6603 71.88305 SPARKS REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER FORT SMITH AR 63.60% 71.3654 71.75906 63.65% MEDICAL PARK HOSPITAL HOPE AR 64.00% 72.3229 72.38511 63.65% HARRIS HOSPITAL NEWPORT AR 65.10% 73.0866 73.02153 64.33% DREW MEMORIAL HOSPITAL MONTICELLO AR 65.40% 73.2717 73.15264 64.54% WHITE RIVER MEDICAL CENTER BATESVILLE AR 67.20% 72.9896 73.04164 66.39% SUMMIT MEDICAL CENTER VAN BUREN AR 67.50% 73.3836 73.32173 66.50% JOHNSON REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTERCLARKSVILLE AR 67.70% 73.0264 73.0605 66.87% NORTH METRO MEDICAL CENTER JACKSONVILLE AR 67.70% 72.7175 72.72269 67.10% HOT SPRING COUNTY MEDICAL CENTERMALVERN AR 67.90% 73.6687 73.5104 66.77% GREAT RIVER MEDICAL CENTER BLYTHEVILLE AR 68.10% 72.1789 72.25907 67.81% CRITTENDEN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WEST MEMPHIS AR 68.40% 71.7154 71.82513 68.41% BAXTER REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER MOUNTAIN HOMEAR 68.60% 73.161 73.19688 67.67% ST EDWARD MERCY MEDICAL CENTERFORT SMITH AR 69.00% 70.9174 71.41992 69.29% ST JOSEPHS MERCY HEALTH CENTER INCHOT SPRINGS AR 69.50% 72.2957 72.5103 69.03% NW ARKANSAS HOSPITALS, LLC SPRINGDALE AR 69.50% 71.079 71.59955 69.67% SILOAM SPRINGS REGIONAL HOSPITALSILOAM SPRINGSAR 69.90% 73.2921 73.29061 68.89% HELENA REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER HELENA AR 70.00% 71.418 71.54029 70.21% FORREST CITY MEDICAL CENTER FORREST CITY AR 70.10% 71.9784 71.99792 69.99% JEFFERSON REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTERPINE BLUFF AR 70.20% 70.2485 70.70423 71.00% ST VINCENT INFIRMARY MEDICAL CENTERLITTLE ROCK AR 70.30% 70.1345 70.76735 71.05% ST MARYS REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTERRUSSELLVILLE AR 70.30% 73.1626 73.19045 69.35% ST VINCENT MEDICAL CENTER/NORTHSHERWOOD AR 70.40% 72.7385 72.73858 69.77% NORTH ARKANSAS REGIONAL MEDICALHARRISON CENTER AR 70.50% 73.8424 73.70708 69.18% WHITE COUNTY MEDICAL CENTER
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