100 SafeCare Hospitals®
- Recognizing Healthcare Excellence®
Recognizing Healthcare Excellence® is our trademark. We analyze data and publish ratings and rankings on more than 4,500 accredited hospitals, including over 130 Veterans Affairs hospitals, and over 50 military hospitals. Since 2013, we published 100 SafeCare Hospitals® that excelled with time-tested, evidence-based metrics of:
- Timeliness of services;
- Infections of care;
- Complications of treatments;
- 30-day Hospital Readmissions;
- 30-day Hospital Deaths.
2nd Decade of Hospital Ratings
Hospital of the Year - Ratings on about 4500 hospitals
Hospital of the Year is an annual issue of The SafeCare Group that recognizes the one hospital that:
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Recognizing Healthcare Excellence®
Is Your Hospital in The Top 100? We listened to the numerous emails and letters of complaints, suggestions, and feedback from patients and created an easy tool for hospital consumers to find and compare hospitals. Quarterly ratings and rankings on more than 4,500 different US hospitals. |
The 10th Anniversary
2022 100 SafeCare Hospitals celebrated its 5th anniversary in 2018 and successfully protected its intellectual property rights by formally applying for and receiving Registered Trademark Status for its 100 SafeCare Hospitals® as Recognizing Healthcare Excellence®. |
We recognized hospitals from California to New York, and Florida to Maine. Our rankings reflect a balanced hospital scorecard in holistic, evidence-based metrics.
Only about 2% of US hospitals earn the prestigious 100 SafeCare Hospitals distinction, and our top 50 hospitals represent the top 1% of US hospitals in evidence-based metrics.
Since 2013, The SafeCare Group® published 100 SafeCare Hospitals® that excelled with evidence-based metrics of timeliness of care, safety of care, infections of care, unplanned visits of care, and outcomes of care.
100 SafeCare Hospitals is incentivizing providers to improve care and reduce harm and empowering patients, caregivers, and providers with reliable information.
Our goal since the beginning was to incentivize improvements in healthcare and reduce unnecessary errors that harm patients through reliable information.