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Most of Central Massachusetts’ hospitals received high grades for safety from the biannual rankings from national nonprofit Leapfrog Group's Hospital Safety Grade Report, however UMass Memorial Medical campuses fell back to a C grade.
The Leapfrog Group scores more than 2,600 hospitals on a grade rank of patient safety based on publicly available data on prevention of medical errors, infections and other potential harms on patients.
The hospitals throughout Central Massachusetts performed well, however both UMass Memorial campuses in Worcester fell back to a C rating and Natick’s Leonard Morse Hospital fell to a C after two consecutive B ratings.
Massachusetts was ranked 12th in the nation for safe hospitals with 42.37% of the state’s hospitals receiving an A in the fall report. This marked a decline from 4th place this spring when 48.28% of the state’s hospitals received an A.
How Central Massachusetts hospitals fared:
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