State hospital quality · CMS Hospital Compare
Best CMS-rated hospitals in Oregon
According to PlainHospital's state average CMS-star ranking, Oregon ranks #22 of 54 states and territories by average overall star rating among rated hospitals (highest = #1).
- 62
- Hospitals
- #22 of 54
- Corpus placement
- 3.3★
- Avg (44 rated)
- 3
- Five-star
- 58
- With ER
Oregon vs all states by Medicare hospital count
Where this state's Medicare-certified hospital inventory sits among every tracked state and territory (inventory signal, not a quality ranking)
62 33rd of 56 higher than 23 of 56 states
States and territories, banded by Medicare-certified hospital count
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Source CMS Hospital Compare · 2026-08-14
The state picture
According to PlainHospital's state average CMS-star ranking, Oregon ranks #22 of 54 states and territories by average overall star rating among rated hospitals (highest = #1). Among 44 rated hospitals, the state averages 3.3 of 5 stars.
- 3.3 / 5
- state average among rated (above 3.2 national)
- #22 of 54
- state corpus placement by avg star
- 3
- five-star hospitals
- 44 of 62 rated
- hospitals with a CMS overall rating
CMS star ratings are composite quality scores; 44 of 62 Oregon hospitals had enough reporting volume to receive one. Not medical advice.
Oregon hospital quality
Oregon averages 3.3/5 CMS stars across 44 rated hospitals (above the 3.2 national average), with 3 five-star facilities of 62 Medicare-certified hospitals.
PlainHospital ranks Oregon hospitals from CMS Hospital Compare overall star ratings (mortality, safety, readmission, patient experience, timely care). Corpus placement: #22 of 54 states and territories by average overall star among rated hospitals. 44 of 62 facilities had enough volume to receive a star; the rest stay unrated. Not medical advice - open a hospital page for the measure-level detail.
CMS star-rating mix in Oregon
How 44 rated Oregon hospitals break down across the 1–5 star scale
- 5★ 3
5-star hospitals
3 hospitals
- 4★
4-star hospitals
17 hospitals
- 3★
3-star hospitals
14 hospitals
- 2★
2-star hospitals
8 hospitals
- 1★ 2
1-star hospitals
2 hospitals
What this shows 3 Oregon hospitals reach five stars; the state's 3.3-star average sits above the 3.2-star national mark.
What the Data Shows About Hospitals in Oregon
Oregon has 62 Medicare-certified hospitals tracked by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Hospital Compare program. Of these, 58 facilities operate an emergency department, an important signal for communities that rely on nearby acute-care access. The statewide average CMS overall star rating is 3.3 out of 5 , calculated across the 44 of 62 hospitals with enough reporting volume to generate a composite rating.
At the top of the quality distribution, 3 hospitals have earned the highest 5-star CMS overall rating in Oregon. The single highest-rated facility in the state registry is Grande Ronde Hospital in La Grande, currently listed at 5/5 stars. Star ratings are composite scores built from mortality, safety of care, readmission, patient experience (HCAHPS), and timely & effective care domains, so a single number conceals meaningful per-domain variation that matters for specific procedures.
Showing 62 of 62 hospitals on this page (page 2 of 2). Hospital quality varies materially within a state, urban academic centers, rural critical-access hospitals, and specialty facilities report against different baselines, so comparing individual facility profiles before choosing planned care is more useful than relying on the statewide average alone. All figures reflect the CMS Hospital Compare release from , and nothing on this page is medical advice, consult a qualified clinician before making care decisions.
Top-Rated in Oregon
Highest CMS star ratings among Medicare-certified hospitals in Oregon.
- 🥇1 Grande Ronde Hospital ★★★★★
- 🥈2 Peace Harbor Medical Center ★★★★★
- 🥉3 Portland VA Medical Center ★★★★★
- 4 Adventist Health Portland ★★★★
- 5 Adventist Health Tillamook ★★★★
- 6 Asante Rogue Regional Medical Center ★★★★
Compare Grande Ronde Hospital vs Peace Harbor Medical Center →
All Hospitals
Showing 51–62 of 62 hospitals
| Hospital | Rating |
|---|---|
| Santiam Hospital & Clinics Stayton | N/A |
| Shriners Hospital for Children - Portland Portland | N/A |
| Sky Lakes Medical Center Klamath Falls | 2 |
| Southern Coos Hospital & Health Center Bandon | 2 |
| St Anthony Hospital Pendleton | 3 |
| St Charles Madras Madras | N/A |
| St Charles Medical Center - Bend Bend | 4 |
| St Charles Medical Center Prineville Prineville | 3 |
| St. Alphonsus Medical Center - Baker City Baker City | 1 |
| VA Roseburg Healthcare System Roseburg | N/A |
| Wallowa Memorial Hospital Enterprise | 3 |
| Willamette Valley Medical Center McMinnville | 2 |
Hospital Quality in Oregon
Oregon has 62 Medicare-certified hospitals tracked by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). Of these, 3 have earned the highest 5-star overall quality rating, reflecting strong performance across mortality, safety of care, readmission rates, patient experience, and timely and effective care measures.
The average CMS star rating across the 44 rated of 62 Oregon hospitals is 3.3. 58 facilities have emergency departments, an important factor for communities that depend on nearby acute care. Hospital quality can vary significantly within a state, so comparing individual facility ratings before choosing care is recommended.
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