that treat a broad range of cardiovascular patients. For the list, Premier crunched the numbers on 937 short-term, acute, nonfederal hospitals in the U.S. This year’s rating is part of Premier’s PINC AI 100 Top Hospitals program, operated by Premier, a health care improvement and technology company.
The American Heart Association estimated that between 2015-2018 that group included 127 million people, and that the total costs of the disease were $378 billion between 2017-2018.įor the past 25 years, the 50 Top Cardiovascular Hospitals study has drawn upon publicly available data to rank top-performing heart hospitals the goal is to highlight the best providers, but also to benchmark high-quality care and drive improvement across all systems over time. Hospitals and health systems do not apply to participate in the study, and award winners do not pay to market their honor. Those increased rates, thought to be driven by delays in care, poorer diet and exercise habits during the pandemic, and increased risk for some after a COVID-19 infection, make painfully clear the importance of good, timely care for the millions of individuals living with a form of heart disease.
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