CMS has no overall star rating for any of these hospitals.
None of these hospitals has a Hospital-Acquired Condition result this year.
In 1 state.
From the hospitals' Medicare cost reports, where filed.
Every Allied Health Care Services hospital
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| Hospital | CMS stars | Patient stars | HAC penalty | ER visit | Beds |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Allied Servs Rehab HospitalScranton, PA · Rehabilitation | – | – | – | – | |
| John Heinz Institute of RehabWilkes Barre Township, PA · Rehabilitation | – | – | – | – |
CMS stars: overall hospital rating, 1 to 5. Patient stars: summary of the HCAHPS patient survey. HAC penalty: a 1% cut to all Medicare inpatient payments this year for the worst-scoring quarter of hospitals on hospital-acquired conditions; critical access, children's and some other hospitals are not in the program. ER visit: typical time from arrival to leaving the emergency department. Beds: from the latest Medicare cost report.
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Questions about Allied Health Care Services
How many hospitals does Allied Health Care Services own?
Allied Health Care Services is listed in Medicare enrollment records with operational or managerial control in 2 hospitals with a page on this site, in 1 state: Pennsylvania (2). Records can lag behind recent sales and mergers.
Are any Allied Health Care Services hospitals penalized by Medicare?
None of its hospitals has a Hospital-Acquired Condition (HAC) result this year.
What kind of organization is Allied Health Care Services?
In Medicare records it is marked as non-profit, based in Clarks Summit, PA. Owners describe themselves in these records; CMS does not verify the labels.
Does Allied Health Care Services run these hospitals?
Allied Health Care Services is listed with operational or managerial control of at least one of these hospitals, which means it runs or manages it. For the others it may be an owner or partner rather than the operator.
Hospitals list their owners in Medicare enrollment records: organizations with 5% or more ownership (direct or through other companies), partners, and organizations with operational or managerial control. A large investor can appear because it holds 5% of a publicly traded parent company, which does not mean it runs the hospitals. Records can lag behind recent sales and mergers.
Source: CMS Hospital All Owners and Hospital Enrollments (data.cms.gov), CMS Care Compare and Hospital Provider Cost Reports. About the data.