✚ Care Scorecard

Compare hospitals, nursing homes, dialysis centers, home health agencies and hospices

Official Medicare ratings, inspection results and patient and family surveys for 5,413 hospitals, 14,685 nursing homes, 7,459 dialysis centers, 12,399 home health agencies and 6,663 hospices in the United States, from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). Search your city or ZIP code.

Doctors who take MedicarePrimary care doctors, specialists and therapists enrolled in Medicare, by city: who accepts assignment, telehealth and CMS quality scores.Medicare plansEvery Medicare Advantage and Part D plan by county: premiums, out-of-pocket limits and ratings.HospitalsOverall star ratings, mortality, safety and readmissions, and what patients said.Nursing homesOverall, health inspection, staffing and quality ratings, fines and abuse citations.Dialysis centersFive-star ratings, patient survival and hospital admissions, shifts and home dialysis.Home health agenciesQuality star ratings, patient survey results and the services each agency offers.HospicesFamily caregiver survey ratings, the Hospice Care Index and where care is given.CNA practice tests and classesFree nurse aide exam practice questions and state-approved CNA training programs.

How to use these ratings

Star ratings summarize measures that CMS collects from every Medicare-certified provider. Use them to shortlist, then call two or three providers: ask whether they accept your insurance, have openings, serve your address and offer the services you need. Ratings are updated by CMS a few times a year and describe past performance; they do not replace advice from your doctor or care team.

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