This North Carolina Hospital Named ‘Best In State’
We are so fortunate to live in North Carolina where we have access to so many hospitals that have won multiple awards, including ‘Best In State.’ Trying to figure out…
DURHAM, NC – FEBRUARY 19: Duke University Hospital, with the McGovern-Davison Children’s Health Center to at left, is seen February 19, 2003 in Durham, North Carolina. Jesica Santillan, 17, underwent a heart and lung transplant at Duke University Hospital February 7, 2003 but in a hospital error received donated organs of the wrong blood type. (Photo by Jon Gardiner/Getty Images)
(Photo by Jon Gardiner/Getty Images)We are so fortunate to live in North Carolina where we have access to so many hospitals that have won multiple awards, including 'Best In State.'
Trying to figure out the healthcare system seems like a task in itself but Newsweek made it their mission to find the best hospital in each state. A few weeks ago, in partnership with Statista, they published a ranking of America's best-in-state hospitals for 2024. The goal of this was to inform readers of trusted hospitals nearby should they ever become in need of one.
Best Hospital In North Carolina
Duke University Hospital in Durham
Best Hospital In South Carolina
MUSC Health - University Medical Center in Charleston
See every state's best hospital here.
The Best Hospitals In The World
When you check into a hospital, you're hoping you'll get the best care possible, but not every hospital is created equal. There's no doubt some hospitals in the U.S. and around the world will give you better care than others, and now a new report reveals which ones they are.
Newsweek just came out with their third annual list of the World's Best Hospitals. The list looked at 2,200 hospitals across 27 countries. The Global Top 150 list is dominated by U.S. hospitals, with 33 overall, and half of the Top 10 spots made up of U.S. hospitals. Germany comes in second with 14, followed by Italy and France with 10 each. Topping the list is the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota.
