Manhasset, N.Y.-based North Shore University Hospital had the highest 30-day survival rate for coronary artery bypass graft patients among all U.S. hospitals participating in CMS’ Fiscal Year 2025 Hospital Value-Based Purchasing program, according to data published Feb. 19.
The Hospital VBP program is a financial incentive model aimed at improving the quality of care provided by acute care hospitals.
The benchmark survival rate, calculated as the average rate from the top 10% of hospital rates, for CABG patients, is 0.979775.
Here are the hospitals with the highest CABG survival rates from CMS’ Hospital VBP program:
- North Shore University Hospital (Manhasset, NY..): 0.987899
- Cleveland Clinic: 0.986697
- Massachusetts General Hospital (Boston): 0.986366
- Mayo Clinic (Rochester, Minn.): 0.986236
- NYU Langone Hospitals (New York City): 0.985642
- Brigham and Women’s Hospital (Boston): 0.984866
- St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center (Syracuse, N.Y.): 0.984584
- John Muir Medical Center – Concord (Calif.) Campus: 0.984532
- Ascension Saint Thomas Hospital (Nashville, Tenn.): 0.984448
- St. Michael Medical Center (Bremerton, Wash.): 0.984243
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