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     Hospitals are evaluated for quality and performance by several government, nonprofit and for-profit sources which publish periodic ratings and reviews. The criteria selected for the ratings, however, vary widely and there is no single consensus provider of information to evaluate hospital performance. Some of the measures used by the agencies and publishers reviewing hospitals include the nature and scope of their facilities, equipment and services; performance in safety procedures; consistency in treatment; morbidity, failure and re-admission rates in treating specific conditions; and surveys of patients assessing their experience with the facility, its doctors, nurses and other health personnel.

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 The Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals, accredits and certifies nearly 21,000 health care organizations and programs in the US. Accreditation and certification by the Joint Commission is obtained through meeting certain performance standards, with inspections of major facilities conducted at least once every three years.
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       Other sources of hospital information include the American Hospital Association, which sells the AHA Guide, a comprehensive directory of 6,500 US hospitals with healthcare and financial information and data compiled from its annual survey of hospitals. A for-profit data firm publishes another print and online directory, American Hospital Directory® with profiles of over 7,000 US hospitals, with some information available for free online such as Medicare claims data, discharge statistics, hospital cost and other financial reports. The New Jersey Hospital Association, the largest trade association of the state's hospitals, publishes various reports, including an Economic Impact Report summarizing spending and jobs generated by its members..

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  • The Leapfrog Group 
​​Nonprofit established in 2000 by major corporations, health insurers and others to aid their sponsors and public in selecting hospitals and other health facilities. Data voluntarily provided by nearly half of all US hospitals through annual survey, includes factors such hospital's C-section rate, safety protocols and re-admission rates. Also assigns letter grades to hospitals based on their record of patient safety based on data from errors, injuries, accidents, and infections.  
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  • Healthgrades  ​​​
​​Nonprofit established in 2000 by major corporations, health insurers and others to aid their sponsors and public in selecting hospitals and other health facilities. Data voluntarily provided by nearly half of all US hospitals through annual survey, includes factors such hospital's C-section rate, safety protocols and re-admission rates. Also assigns letter grades to hospitals based on their record of patient safety based on data from errors, injuries, accidents, and infections.
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  • US News & World Report 
Publishes annual rankings of adult and children's hospitals covering 16 clinical specialties, procedures and medical conditions. Scores based on data such as survival, patient safety, nurse staffing and other factors. Specialties include cardiac care, cancer urology, gynecology and others based on common procedures and conditions such as heart bypass surgery, hip and knee replacement and colon cancer surgery. Hospitals also ranked regionally within states and major metro areas. Honor Roll recognizes top 20 US hospitals with outstanding performance across multiple areas of care, led by 1) Mayo Clinic; 2) Cleveland Clinic; 3) Massachusetts General Hospital; 4) Johns Hopkins Hospital; and 5) UCLA Medical Center. 
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  • Medicare.gov, Hospital Compare ​
In 2015, the US Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services introduced a hospital rating program in 2015, with overall scores ranging up to five stars for the best performance. The evaluations assess quality of care on up to 57 measures reflecting common conditions such as heart attacks or pneumonia, aspects of quality such as rates of infection and complications at over 2,200 Medicare-certified hospitals with at least 100 beds in US. Reports also provide results of patient surveys on factors such as communication of nurses and doctors with patients; responsiveness of hospital staff to patient needs; cleanliness of hospital environments; and preparation of patients for discharge and post-hospital settings. 
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  • New Jersey Department of Health: Health Quality Measures and Hospital Services Profiles
​In addition to inspecting and licensing hospitals and other health care facilities in the state, the New Jersey Department of Health publishes reports and data on aspects of the health care system. Its Office of Health Care Quality Assessment publishes a Hospital Performance Report (sometimes referred to as the Hospital Report Card), with the most recent issued in 2016 based on 2014 data. Among other information, the Report publishes comparative statiistics on cardiac surgery mortality; treatment of pneumonia, acute stroke and other conditions; and patient safety indicators such as the rates of infections. An online version of the printed Report allows users to select individual hospitals for comparison on specific measures. The Department of Health also publishes an online Services Profile summarizing hospital information and statistics for each facility on licensure dates; number of beds, operating rooms, special equipment (e.g. magnetic resonance imaging, linear accelerators, hyperbaric chambers) and state designations as centers for treatment of trauma, strokes, perinatal and other conditions.
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  • American Nurses Credentialing Center, Magnet Recognition Program®
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Monmouth County

CentraState Medical Center (Freehold)
  • 732-431-2000
  • Medical/surgical beds: 180
  • ICU beds:  20
  • Pediatric beds:  12
  • OB/GYN beds:  39
  • Psychiatric beds:   19
  • Leapfrog ratings 
  • Healthgrades ratings
  • US News & World Report ratings
  • Medicare.gov, Hospital Compare profile  (4 of 5 stars)
  • NJ Department of Health, Quality Measures
  • NJ Department of Health, Services Profile
  • Special services/designations:   Primary stroke center; community perinatal center-intermediate; teaching hospital with Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School Family Medicine Residency Program; re-designated 2015 with Magnet status for nursing excellence by American Nurses Credentialing Center of American Nurses Association; acute hemodialoysis service; linear accelerators; hyperbaric chamber
  • Parent corporation/network: CentraState Healthcare System


Bayshore Community Hospital  (Holmdel)
  • 732-739-5900 
  • Medical/surgical beds:    185
  • ICU beds:  26
  • Healthgrades ratings
  • US News & World Report Ratings
  • Medicare.gov, Hospital Compare profile  (3 of 5 stars)
  • NJ Department of Health, Quality Measures
  • NJ Department of Health, Services Profile
  • Special services/designations:  Primary stroke center; American Heart Association Mission-Lifeline Gold Achievement Award; Center for Bariatrics designated Center of Excellence by American Society of Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery; acute hemodialoysis service; MRI 
  • Parent corporation/network: Hackensack Meridian Health
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Monmouth Medical Center (Long Branch)
  • 732-222-5200
  • Medical/surgical beds: 318
  • ICU beds:  28
  • Pediatric ICU beds:  5
  • OB/GYN beds:  54
  • Psychiatric beds:   63 
  • Leapfrog ratings 
  • Healthgrades ratings
  • US News & World Report ratings
  • Medicare.gov, Hospital Compare profile  (4 of 5 stars)
  • NJ Department of Health, Quality Measures
  • NJ Department of Health, Services Profile
  • Special services/designations: Regional perinatal center and Hiriar and Anna Hovnanian Foundation Neonatal Intensive Care Unit; prinmary stroke center; Unterberg Children's Hospital; Leon Hess Cancer Center; acute hemodialoysis service; linear accelerators; MRI; hyperbaric chamber; ranks second in NJ for number of spine surgeries performed
  • Parent corporation/network: RWJBarnabas Health

Jersey Shore University Medical Center (Neptune)
  • 732-775-5500​
  • Medical/surgical beds:  406
  • ICU beds:  44
  • Pediatric ICU beds:  6
  • OB/GYN beds:  32
  • Psychiatric beds:  30
  • Leapfrog ratings 
  • Healthgrades ratings
  • US News & World Report ratings
  • Medicare.gov, Hospital Compare profile  (3 of 5 stars)
  • NJ Department of Health, Quality Measures
  • NJ Department of Health, Services Profile
  • Special services/designations:  Children's Hospital; regional perinatal center; Level II Trauma Center; comprehensive stroke center; acute hemodialoysis service; linear accelerators; MRI; hyperbaric chamber; parent corporation Hackensack Meridian Health announced December 2016 Memorial Sloan Kettering–Hackensack Meridian Health partnership for cancer care
  • Parent corporationn/network:  Hackensack Meridian Health


Riverview Medical Center (Red Bank)
  • 732-741-2700
  • Medical/surgical beds:  320
  • ICU beds:  53
  • OB/GYN beds:  29
  • Psychiatric beds:  31
  • Leapfrog ratings 
  • Healthgrades ratings
  • US News & World Report ratings
  • Medicare.gov, Hospital Compare profile   (3 of 5 stars)
  • NJ Department of Health, Quality Measures
  • NJ Department of Health, Services Profile
  • Special services/designations: Community perinatal center-intermediate;  primary stroke center; state angioplasty demonstration project; CyberKnife® Surgery Center; Crohn's & Colitis Management Center; acute hemodialoysis service; linear accelerators; MRI; Magnet award for nursing excellence from American Nurses Credentialing Center
  • Parent corporation/network:  Hackensack Meridian Health​


​Morris County

Morristown Medical Center (Morristown)

  • 973-951-5000
  • Medical/surgical beds:  449
  • ICU beds:  52
  • Pediatric ICU beds: 9
  • OB/GYN beds: 53
  • Pediatric beds:  33
  • Psychiatric beds: 16
  • Leapfrog ratings 
  • Healthgrades ratings
  • US News & World Report ratings
  • Medicare.gov, Hospital Compare profile (4 of 5 stars)
  • NJ Department of Health, Quality Measures
  • NJ Department of Health, Services Profile
  • Special services/designations: Only hospital in NJ recognized as one of ‘America’s 50 Best Hospitals’ by Healthgrades; Magnet® Hospital recognition for nursing and patient care, American Nurses Credentialing Center; Goryeb Children's Hospital; Carol G. Simon Cancer Center; Carol W. and Julius A. Rippel Breast Center; Gagnon Cardiovascular Institute; regional perinatal center; Level II Trauma Center; comprehensive stroke center;  acute hemodialoysis service; hyperbaric chamber
  • Parent corporation/network: Atlantic Health System

Saint Clare's Hospital-Denville Campus
  • 973-625-6000
  • Medical/surgical beds:  202
  • ICU beds:  19
  • Pediatric ICU beds: 9
  • OB/GYN beds: 23
  • Pediatric beds:  20
  • Psychiatric beds: 42
  • Leapfrog ratings 
  • Healthgrades ratings
  • US News & World Report ratings
  • Medicare.gov, Hospital Compare profile (2 of 5 stars)
  • NJ Department of Health, Quality Measures
  • NJ Department of Health, Services Profile
  • Special services/designations: Acquired 2014 by CA-based for-profit health company Prime Healthcare along with Saint Clare’s hospitals in Boonton and Dover, now operates some 45 hospitals in US, as well as Saint Michael's in Newark acquired 2016;  Prime Healthcare announced September 2021  termination of agreement to accept UnitedHealth insurance coverage, claiming that it was receiving inadequate reimbursement, decision also affects
    Saint Clare's Denville Hospital, Saint Clare's Dover Hospital and Saint Clare's Behavioral Health in Boonton Township, Saint Michael's Medical Center in Newark and St. Mary's General Hospital in Passaic; community perinatal center; primary stroke center; linear accelerators
  • Parent corporation/network: Prime Healthcare

Saint Clare's Hospital (Dover)
  • 973-989-3000
  • Medical/surgical beds:  50
  • ICU beds:  10
  • Leapfrog ratings 
  • Healthgrades ratings
  • Medicare.gov, Hospital Compare profile (2 of 5 stars)
  • NJ Department of Health, Quality Measures
  • NJ Department of Health, Services Profile
  • Special services/designations: Acquired 2014 by CA-based for-profit health company Prime Healthcare along with Saint Clare’s hospital in Boonton and Denville, now operates some 45 hospitals in US, as well as Saint Michael's in Newark acquired 2016;  Prime Healthcare announced September 2021  termination of agreement to accept UnitedHealth insurance coverage, claiming that it was receiving inadequate reimbursement, decision also affects
    Saint Clare's Denville Hospital, Saint Clare's Dover Hospital and Saint Clare's Behavioral Health in Boonton Township, Saint Michael's Medical Center in Newark and St. Mary's General Hospital in Passaic; primary stroke center;  acute hemodialoysis service; hyperbaric chamber
  • Parent corporation/network: Prime Healthcare


Chilton Medical Center (Pompton Plains)
  • 973-951-5000
  • Medical/surgical beds:  204
  • ICU beds:  12
  • OB/GYN beds: 24
  • Pediatric beds: 16
  • Leapfrog ratings 
  • Healthgrades ratings
  • US News & World Report ratings
  • Medicare.gov, Hospital Compare profile (2 of 5 stars)
  • NJ Department of Health, Quality Measures
  • NJ Department of Health, Services Profile
  • Special services/designations: Designated as Breast Imaging Center of Excellence by American College of Radiology; bariatric surgery; primary stroke center; sleep center; acute hemodialoysis service; chronic peritoneal stations; linear accelerators; MRI; hyperbaric chamber
  • Parent corporation/network: Atlantic Health System


​Ocean County

Ocean Medical Center (Brick)
  • 732-840-2200  
  • Medical/surgical beds:  224
  • ICU beds:  24 
  • OB/GYN beds:  27
  • Leapfrog ratings 
  • Healthgrades ratings
  • US News & World Report ratings
  • Medicare.gov, Hospital Compare profile  (4 of 5 stars)
  • NJ Department of Health, Quality Measures
  • NJ Department of Health, Services Profile
  • Special services/designations: Primary stroke center; community perinatal center-intermediate; state angioplasty demonstration project; acute hemodialoysis service; linear accelerators; MRI; mobile hyperbaric chamber
  • Parent corporation/network: Hackensack Meridian Health

  • Monmouth Medical Center-Southern Campus (Lakewood)
  • 732-363-1900
  • Medical/surgical beds:   161
  • ICU beds:   20
  • Psychiatric beds:   60
  • Leapfrog ratings 
  • Healthgrades ratings
  • Medicare.gov, Hospital Compare profile   (3 of 5 stars)
  • NJ Department of Health, Quality Measures
  • NJ Department of Health, Services Profile
  • Special services/designations: Former Kimball Medical Center founded 1913 named after prominent local physician Paul Kimball, in 2014 parent RWJBarnabas Health changed name and merged it as unit of Monmouth Medical Center in Long Branch, also undertook $11 million upgrade including expanded Emergency Department with new Geriatric Emergency Room as well as renovation creating all private patient rooms; primary stroke center; vascular center; wound care; acute hemodialoysis service; hyperbaric  chamber
  • Parent corporation/network: RWJBarnabas Health 


Southern Ocean Medical Center (Manahawkin) 
  • 609-597-6011
  • Medical/surgical beds:  134
  • ICU beds:  12
  • OB/GYN beds:  10
  • Leapfrog ratings 
  • Healthgrades ratings
  • Medicare.gov, Hospital Compare profile   (3 of 5 stars)
  • NJ Department of Health, Quality Measures
  • NJ Department of Health, Services Profile
  • Special services/designations: Primary stroke center; community perinatal center-basic; acute hemodialoysis service; linear accelerators; MRI; hyperbaric chamber
  • Parent corporation/network: Hackensack Meridian Health

​Community Medical Center (Toms River)
  • 732-557-8000
  • Medical/surgical beds:  493
  • ICU beds:  50
  • Pediatric beds:  17
  • OB/GYN beds:  27
  • Leapfrog ratings 
  • Healthgrades ratings
  • US News & World Report ratings
  • Medicare.gov, Hospital Compare profile   (2 of 5 stars)
  • NJ Department of Health, Quality Measures
  • NJ Department of Health, Services Profile
  • Special services/designations: Primary stroke center; community perinatal center-intermediate; state angioplasty demonstration project; acute hemodialoysis service; linear accelerators; MRI; hyperbaric chamber
  • Parent corporation/network: RWJBarnabas Health


Passaic County

St Mary's General Hospital (Passaic)
  • 973-365-4300
  • Medical/surgical beds:   213
  • ICU beds:  16
  • Pediatric beds:  10
  • OB/GYN beds:  25  
  • Leapfrog ratings 
  • Healthgrades ratings
  • US News & World Report ratings
  • Medicare.gov, Hospital Compare profile  (2 of 5 stars)​
  • NJ Department of Health, Quality Measures
  • NJ Department of Health, Services profile
  • Special services/designations: Leapfrog Hospital Safety Award of “A”; America’s 100 Best Hospitals for Prostate Surgery Award; Primary stroke center; community perinatal center-intermediate; acute hemodialoysis service; linear accelerators; hyperbaric chamber; acquired 2014 by CA-based for-profit health company Prime Healthcare along with Saint Clare’s hospital in Boonton and Denville, now operates some 45 hospitals in US, as well as Saint Michael's in Newark acquired 2016;  Prime Healthcare announced September 2021  termination of agreement to accept UnitedHealth insurance coverage, claiming that it was receiving inadequate reimbursement, decision also affects
    Saint Clare's Denville Hospital, Saint Clare's Dover Hospital and Saint Clare's Behavioral Health in Boonton Township, Saint Michael's Medical Center in Newark and St. Mary's General Hospital in Passaic 
  • Parent corporation/network: Prime Healthcare 


​St. Joseph's Regional Medical Center (Paterson)

  • 973-754-2010
  • Medical/surgical beds:   383
  • ICU beds:  64
  • Pediatric beds:  54
  • OB/GYN beds:  54
  • Psychiatric beds:  46 
  • Healthgrades ratings
  • US News & World Report ratings
  • Medicare.gov, Hospital Compare profile (1 of 5 stars)
  • NJ Department of Health, Quality Measures
  • NJ Department of Health, Services profile
  • Special services/designations: Founded 1867 as St. Joseeph's Hospital with 12 beds by Father William McNulty and four nuns of Sisters of Charity of Saint Elizabeth; comprehensive stroke center; Children's Hospital; Level II Trauma Center; regional perinatal center-comprehensive; acute hemodialoysis service; linear accelerators; hyperbaric chamber; regional clinical branch campus of NY Medical College, member of Touro College and University System, also affiliated with Seton Hall School of Health and Medical Science and University of New England School of Osteopathic Medicine​​


St. Joseph's Wayne Hospital (Wayne)
  • 973-942-6900
  • Medical/surgical beds:   193
  • ICU beds:  16  
  • Healthgrades ratings
  • Medicare.gov, Hospital Compare profile  (3 of 5 stars)
  • NJ Department of Health, Quality Measures
  • NJ Department of Health, Services profile
  • Special services/designations: Primary stroke center; community perinatal center-intermediate; acute hemodialoysis service; linear accelerators; hyperbaric chamber; Magnet Award for Nursing Excellence; launched 2016 ALTO (Alternatives to Opiates Program) using targeted non-opioid pain medications and other treatment options to avoid opioids
 
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