University Behavioral Health Care

University Behavioral Health Care does not carry an overall CMS Hospital Compare star rating — typically because the hospital is too small, too specialized, or reports too few of the underlying measures to compute the composite. Outcome measures are mixed: 0 mortality, 0 safety, and 0 readmission measures rate better than benchmark; 0 mortality, 0 safety, and 0 rate worse. The composite outcome score is 50/100.

On payment metrics, University Behavioral Health Care runs expensive: average Medicare payment across documented procedures is $19,352, in the upper bracket of U.S. hospitals. The composite value score of 51/100 puts University Behavioral Health Care in the middle of the value distribution: not a standout choice on cost-vs-quality grounds, but not poor either.

University Behavioral Health Care is a government-owned hospital — typically county, hospital district, or federal (VA, military, Indian Health Service). Government hospitals have a distinct mission profile, often serving safety-net populations or specific veteran or tribal communities. The CMS payment record for University Behavioral Health Care lists 16 distinct DRG codes — a mid-range procedure mix, including Kidney and Urinary Tract Infections without MCC, Pulmonary Edema and Respiratory Failure, Renal Failure with CC. Emergency services are available, which is the norm for acute-care hospitals and a meaningful factor for any patient choosing a facility for unplanned care.