Becker's Healthcare August 28, 2024
Mariah Taylor

The District of Columbia has the highest rate of patients who left hospital emergency departments without being seen at 8%, CMS data showed.

CMS’s “Timely and Effective Care” dataset, updated July 31, tracks the percentage of patients who left an ED before being seen in 2022. The measures apply to children and adults treated at hospitals paid under the inpatient or the outpatient prospective payment systems, as well as hospitals that voluntarily report data on relevant measures for Medicare, Medicare-managed care and non-Medicare patients. Averages include data for Department of Veterans Affairs and Department of Defense hospitals. Learn more about the methodology here.

The national average showed 3% of patients left EDs before being seen in 2022. In 2020...

Today's Sponsors

LEK
ZeOmega

Today's Sponsor

LEK

 
Topics: CMS, Govt Agencies, Health System / Hospital, Provider, States
Medicaid portals restored after federal aid freeze: 10 things to know
Trump’s Funding ‘Pause’ Throws States, Health Industry Into Chaos
Supplier Concentration In Medicaid Managed Care: A Cause For Concern
Medicaid portals go down in all 50 states
States ranked by average ACA claim denial rates

Share This Article