U.S. News names best children’s hospitals

Boston Children’s Hospital tops the honor roll


U.S. News recently released its 2020-2021 rankings of children’s hospitals, including a top 10 “honor roll.” 

Eighty-eight hospitals ranked among the top 50 in at least one specialty. Ten of those made the honor roll by accumulating points in many specialties.

U.S. News gathered clinical data from nearly 200 medical centers, including information on patient safety, infection prevention and adequacy of nurse staffing. 

The top three hospitals are Boston Children's Hospital, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and  Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center.

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June 24, 2020


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