U.S. News and World Report rated 519 hospitals as high performing for heart arrhythmia care.
U.S. News evaluated roughly 4,500 hospitals on how well they treated heart arrhythmia patients by analyzing patient survival rates, recovery at home, number of patients treated and more. Hospitals then received one of three ratings: high performing, as expected or evaluated. U.S. News does not assign numerical rankings for heart arrhythmia or distinguish among hospitals within the high performing group. However, hospitals that earned high performing typically had better patient outcomes compared to others.
Among evaluated hospitals, 519 were rated high performing, 2,192 rated as expected and 690 as evaluated.
The full list of hospitals and their ratings is available here.
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