Why Is This Important?
One way to tell if a hospital is doing a good job is to find out whether patients admitted to the hospital have risk-adjusted death (mortality) rates that are lower (better) than the national rate, about the same as the national rate, or higher (worse) than the national rate, given how sick they were when they were admitted to the hospital.
About This Graph
The information on this graph shows how the 30-day risk-adjusted death rate for heart attack at HealthAlliance Hospital compares to other hospitals nationally.
How Are We Doing?
Our heart attack mortality rates are at a lower rate and comparable to other hospitals nationwide. We are continuously seeking ways to improve care for patients with heart attack, as well as for all of our patients.