Long Beach Medical Center Ranks 94 on World’s Best Hospitals 2022 List

The healthcare facility is ranked 94 out of more than 400 hospitals in the United States.

By HFT Staff


For the fourth year in a row, MemorialCare Long Beach Medical Center has achieved a ranking on Newsweek's list of World's Best Hospitals 2022. Long Beach Medical Center ranked No. 94 on the 2022 list out of more than 400 hospitals in the United States and No. 11 out of more than 30 California hospitals. 

The award honors hospitals that are at the forefront of adapting to new challenges and providing high-quality patient care. This recognition attests to the innovative treatments and care that the teams at Long Beach Medical Center provide to Los Angeles and Orange Counties. 

Newsweek and Statista developed a complex methodology to ensure the quality and validity of the ranking. Three data sources were used for the evaluation: 

  • Hospital recommendations from peers: an international online survey that included more than 80,000 doctors, hospital managers and health care professionals. 
  • Patient experience: surveys measuring patient satisfaction with hospitals. 
  • Medical key performance indicators: patient safety, hygiene measures, and quality of treatment. 


May 2, 2022


Topic Area: Industry News , Maintenance and Operations


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