facebook tracking New York hospital star ratings: all 136 rated hospitals ranked

New York hospital star ratings

Every New York hospital with a Medicare (CMS) overall star rating, from 5 stars down to 1. New York ranks #45 of 50 states for hospital quality.

CMS data published July 2026136 rated hospitalsRanked #45 of 50
State rank #45 of 50 In the bottom 10 · all states
Average rating 2.77 stars −0.44 vs U.S. U.S. is 3.21
Rated 4–5 stars 26% 36 of 136 hospitals
Rated 1–2 stars 49% 66 of 136 hospitals

How New York hospitals are rated

Number of rated hospitals at each star level. Pick a level to filter the list below.

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All 136 rated hospitals in New York

Sorted from the highest CMS overall rating to the lowest. 95 other New York hospitals in our directory have no CMS rating, usually because they report too few measures.

Showing the top 25 of 136 hospitals

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How New York compares with its neighbors

RankStateAvg starsRated 4–5 ★5 ★ / 1 ★
#11 Pennsylvania 3.48 56% 20 / 4
#13 Connecticut 3.42 46% 4 / 0
#23 Vermont 3.25 33% 2 / 1
#27 Massachusetts 3.20 39% 9 / 2
#31 New Jersey 3.15 39% 7 / 5
#45 New York 2.77 26% 20 / 21

Questions about New York hospital ratings

What are the best-rated hospitals in New York?

20 New York hospitals have the top 5-star CMS rating: Glen Cove Hospital (Glen Cove), Hospital for Special Surgery (New York), Hudson Valley Hospital Center (Cortlandt Manor), Huntington Hospital (Huntington), John T Mather Memorial Hospital of Port Jefferson (Port Jefferson), Lenox Hill Hospital (New York) and 14 more, all listed on this page.

How does New York rank for hospital quality?

New York ranks #45 of 50 states. Its 136 rated hospitals average 2.77 stars, against a U.S. average of 3.21. 26% are rated 4 or 5 stars and 49% are rated 1 or 2 stars.

How many New York hospitals have a 1-star rating?

21 of 136 rated New York hospitals have the lowest 1-star rating, and 45 have 2 stars.

Why isn't my hospital on this list?

Only hospitals with a CMS overall star rating are listed. 95 other New York hospitals in our directory have no rating, usually because they report too few measures. That is common for small rural, critical access and specialty hospitals. Every hospital still has its own page in the New York hospital directory.

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Source: CMS Care Compare, Hospital General Information, published July 2026. Each facility is counted once by its CMS Certification Number. Updated automatically when CMS publishes new data.

A star rating summarizes many measures and does not capture every service. Talk to your doctor about which hospital is right for your care. About the data. Not affiliated with CMS. For a medical emergency, call 911.