Category: Rankings & Ratings

Half of the neediest cities in America are located in Texas and Mississippi, according to a recent analysis from WalletHub. 

Arlington, Va., is the healthiest city in the U.S., according to the American College of Sports Medicine’s American Fitness Index rankings.

The Women’s Choice Award has released its annual list of the Best Hospitals for Patient Safety, recognizing 510 hospitals with a low incidence of surgical errors and infections. 

States in the Southern U.S. are among those with the most workers quitting their jobs across industries, according to one analysis.

The Women’s Choice Award released its annual list of best hospitals Dec. 18, recognizing thousands of facilities nationwide for exceptional women’s healthcare. 

Assessing a health system’s size through its physician workforce can provide a more holistic view of its capacity and scope. 

In November 2022, six prominent law schools — including Harvard, Yale and Stanford — withdrew from U.S. News and World Report’s esteemed university rankings. A domino effect ensued, leading medical schools, hospitals and health systems to question the …

The best states for Generation Z are spread across the U.S., from New Hampshire to Washington, while Southern states, including Mississippi, Alabama and West Virginia, score least favorably, according to one analysis.

Three health systems have been praised for their company culture, putting them on workplace culture and corporate brand reputation platform Comparably’s 2023 list of the 200 best company cultures. 

Multiple cities in Texas are attracting residents with affordable housing prices and moderate living costs, according to a Dec. 15 analysis from GoBankingRates.