Switching to the ICD-10 clinical codes sets will allow for more detailed and thorough medical diagnosis.
A summary table of U.S. hospitals by bed size, teaching status, ownership-type, and location (urban vs. rural).
List of 100 hospitals by the total number of infants born in the hospital during the reporting period (excludes fetal deaths).
List of 100 hospitals by the number of total facility beds set up and staffed at the end of the reporting period.
List of 100 hospitals by the number of total facility admissions at the end of the reporting period.
Search and select from a complete list of hospitals from the AHA hospital database. Hospital lists are updated monthly.
List of top 100 hospitals by the total number of full time equivalent personnel on payroll during the reporting period.
List of 100 hospitals by the total number of surgeries, inpatient and outpatient, during the reporting period.
Select a state to view a count of all hospitals within all counties for that particular state.
A count of hospitals by county for all states.
A list of all U.S. hospital systems ordered by number of hospitals and admissions.
A list of all U.S. hospital systems’ headquarter contact information, including address and phone number.
The AHA Healthcare IT Database Quick Report contains hospital-specific details on EHR adoption and meaningful use planning from more than 3,200 hospitals. The data is from the most current AHA Annual Survey—IT Supplement, the most reliable source of IT implementation information available.
The AHA Healthcare System Database contains key measures on more than 475 hospital systems, including contact and affiliation information, utilization metrics and performance scores on a variety of quality measures. The data is from the most current AHA Annual Survey of hospitals and CMS Hospital Compare measures.
Healthcare Systems and their Hospitals contains Healthcare System headquarters and their affiliated hospitals. The data is reported to the AHA by hospitals and health care systems. Obtain this information and much more with a basic subscription to AHA DataViewer.
This 8 page article serves as an introduction to AHA Hospital Statistics and is authored by Ken Kenward and Nathan Bostick of HRET. This piece focuses on payment models and care coordination.
