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Leapfrog Group rates 200 NJ health care providers
Source: NJBiz · Jul 31, 2026, 7:03 AM
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The Leapfrog Group has published its 2026 hospital safety grades, evaluating more than 200 New Jersey hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers on quality of care and patient safety metrics.
This annual assessment provides consumers and healthcare stakeholders with comparative performance data across NJ's major health systems and surgical facilities, helping patients make informed decisions about where to seek care.
Key points
- Over 200 NJ hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers received 2026 safety ratings from the Leapfrog Group
- Ratings evaluate healthcare providers on safety and quality of care metrics
- Assessment helps patients and stakeholders compare healthcare provider performance across New Jersey
- Leapfrog Group is a national nonprofit focused on hospital safety transparency
FAQ
- What is the Leapfrog Group hospital rating system?
- The Leapfrog Group is a national nonprofit organization that assigns letter grades (A through F) to hospitals based on safety metrics, quality measures, and infection prevention. The ratings are designed to help patients make informed decisions about where to receive care and to incentivize hospitals to improve their safety practices.
- How can I find my hospital's Leapfrog rating?
- The Leapfrog Group publishes its hospital grades on its website, where you can search by hospital name or location. The 2026 ratings for New Jersey providers are now available, allowing you to compare safety and quality scores across facilities in your area.
- What metrics does Leapfrog use to rate hospitals?
- Leapfrog evaluates hospitals on various safety metrics including infection rates, medication errors, complication rates, and staffing levels. These evidence-based measures help identify which hospitals maintain the highest standards of patient safety and care quality.
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