Carepoint Health-Hoboken University Medical Center

Carepoint Health-Hoboken University Medical Center holds a CMS 1-star quality rating — the lowest tier of the federal Hospital Compare program. The rating reflects measurable underperformance on the composite of mortality, safety, and patient-experience measures. The CMS Hospital Compare measure bundle skews toward worse-than-benchmark performance, with the readmission and mortality measures driving most of the gap.

On payment metrics, Carepoint Health-Hoboken University Medical Center runs expensive: average Medicare payment across documented procedures is $24,613, in the upper bracket of U.S. hospitals. The cost-quality value composite for Carepoint Health-Hoboken University Medical Center is 28/100 — below average, usually reflecting either high payments without commensurate quality or weak quality measures regardless of cost.

Carepoint Health-Hoboken University Medical Center is non-profit — a voluntary-association or church-affiliated facility, which is the majority ownership pattern for U.S. acute-care hospitals. 9 distinct procedures are documented in CMS payment files for Carepoint Health-Hoboken University Medical Center. Top examples: Major Hip and Knee Joint Replacement, Respiratory System Diagnosis with Ventilator Support >96 Hours, Vaginal Delivery without Complicating Diagnoses. Emergency services are not offered, which is unusual for an acute-care facility — most often reflects a specialty hospital or non-traditional inpatient model.